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The Tree Atlas

Learn which trees are native to Ontario and the best species to plant where you live. Click on the map as close as possible to your intended planting site. Or select a region for a larger-scale map.

Updated: October 06, 2021
Published: October 06, 2021

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List of native trees for ecodistrict: Ontario

Click on a tree species to learn more about it.

Alternate-Leaf Dogwood leaf
Alternate-leaf dogwood
American Beech leaf
American beech
American Chestnut leaf
American chestnut
American Elm leaf
American elm
American Mountain-Ash leaf
American mountain-ash
Balsam Fir leaf
Balsam fir
Balsam Poplar leaf
Balsam poplar
Basswood leaf
Basswood
Bitternut Hickory leaf
Bitternut hickory
Black Ash leaf
Black ash
Black Cherry leaf
Black cherry
Black Gum leaf
Black gum
Black Oak leaf
Black oak
Black Spruce leaf
Black spruce
Black Walnut leaf
Black walnut
Black Willow leaf
Black willow
Blue ash leaf
Blue ash
Blue-Beech leaf
Blue beech
Bur Oak leaf
Bur oak
Butternut leaf
Butternut
Cherry Birch leaf
Cherry birch
Chokecherry leaf
Chokecherry
Common Hoptree leaf
Common hoptree
Cucumber Tree leaf
Cucumber tree
Eastern flowering dogwood leaf
Eastern flowering dogwood
Eastern Hemlock leaf
Eastern hemlock
Eastern Redcedar leaf
Eastern redcedar
Eastern White Cedar leaf
Eastern white cedar
Eastern White Pine leaf
Eastern white pine
Gray Birch leaf
Gray birch
Green Red Ash leaf
Green/red ash
Hawthorns leaf
Hawthorns
Ironwood leaf
Ironwood
Jack Pine leaf
Jack pine
Kentucky Coffeetree leaf
Kentucky coffeetree
Largetooth Aspen leaf
Largetooth aspen
Manitoba Maple leaf
Manitoba maple
Northern Hackberry leaf
Northern hackberry
Ohio Buckeye leaf
Ohio buckeye
Pawpaw leaf
Pawpaw
Peachleaf Willow leaf
Peachleaf willow
Pin Cherry leaf and fruit
Pin cherry
Pin Oak leaf
Pin oak
Pitch Pine leaf (needles)
Pitch pine
Red Maple leaf
Red maple
Red Mulberry leaf
Red mulberry
Red Oak leaf
Red oak
Red Pine leaf
Red pine
Red Spruce leaf(needles)
Red spruce
Sassafras leaf
Sassafras
Serviceberries leaf
Serviceberries
Shagbark Hickory leaf
Shagbark hickory
Showy Mountain-Ash leaf
Showy mountain-ash
Shumard Oak leaf
Shumard oak
Silver Maple leaf
Silver maple
Striped Maple leaf
Striped maple
Sugar Maple leaf
Sugar maple
Swamp White Oak leaf
Swamp white oak
Sycamore leaf
Sycamore
Tamarack leaf (needles)
Tamarack
Trembling Aspen leaf
Trembling aspen
Tulip Tree leaf
Tulip tree
White Ash leaf
White ash
White Birch leaf
White birch
White Oak leaf
White oak
White Spruce leaf (needles)
White spruce
Yellow Birch leaf
Yellow birch
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