Parks & Recreation Parks Department of BrentwoodCity
Brentwood,TN 37024 BoxP.O. 788 One or more trees Deerwood
Arboretum
Representative of species present
at the Arboretum are tagged
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along the perimeter trail and along sections of the trail that con- nect Deerwood with Belle Rive Drive and the foot bridge over the Little Harpeth River that leads to Tree Identification Kingsbury Drive in Laurelwood. Trail Guide Most tagged trees are within 20 feet of the trail, and only a few more than 50 feet from the trail. Tree tags have an assigned num- ber and the common and scien- tific name, including the genus and trivial (species) name, of the tree. Most tagged trees are native to Tennessee; exceptions are foot- noted. A map of the Arboretum City of Brentwood that shows approximate locations Parks & Recreation of tagged trees is posted near the Department entrance gate to the Arboretum. Numbers of species listed in this and brochure correspond with num- Tree Committee
bers on tree tags and the map.
Tennessee to native not specifies * 61 or 59 57, #’s. for Tags No
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virginicus Chionanthus 70 Fringetree White
muehlenbergii Quercus 32 Oak Chinkapin
abies Picea 69 Spruce* Norway
laciniosa Carya 31 Hickory Shellbark
maackii Lonicera 68 Honeysuckle* Amur
pennsylvanica Fraxinus 30 Ash Green
virginiana Hamamelis 67 Witchhazel Common
virginiana Diospryros 29 Persimmon Common
mollissima Castanea 66 Chestnut* Chinese
albidum Sassafras 28 Sassafras Common
cordata Tilia 65 Linden* Littleleaf
pomifera Maclura 27 Orange* - Osage
grandiflora Magnolia 64 Magnolia* Southern
virginiana Juniperus 26
Redcedar Eastern
values. their and trees ‘Dynasty’ parvifolia Ulmus 63 Elm Dynasty
rubra Morus 25 Mulberry Red ‘Fastigiata’ betulus Carpinus 62
Hornbeam families in learning to identify identify to learning in families
macrophylla Magnolia 60 Magnolia Bigleaf
negundo Acer 24 Boxelder
schools, Boy and Girl Scouts, and and Scouts, Girl and Boy schools,
illinoinensis Carya 58 Pecan
alba Quercus 23 Oak White
trail will be a useful tool for for tool useful a be will trail
bicolor Quercus 56 Oak White Swamp
acutissima Quercus 22 Oak* Sawtooth
We hope this tree identification identification tree this hope We
nigra Quercus 55 Oak Water
opaca Llex 21 Holly American
here, especially native species. species. native especially here,
marilandica Quercus 54 Oak Blackjack
shumardii Quercus 20 Oak Shumard
able to recognize trees that grow grow that trees recognize to able
rubra Morus 53 Mullberry Red
rubra Quercus 19 Oak Red Northern
lyrata Quercus 52 Oak Overcup perity, Tennesseans ought to be be to ought Tennesseans perity,
virginiana Pinus 18 Pine Virginia
stellate Quercus 51 Oak Post
o u peet elh n pros- and wealth present our to
palustris Quercus 17 Oak Pin
prunifolium Viburnum 51 Viburnum Blackhaw
the State and contribute so much much so contribute and State the
Canadensis Tsuga 16 Hemlock Eastern imbricaria Quercus 49 Oak Shingle
important in the development of of development the in important
laciniosa Carya 48 Hickory Shellbark serotina Prunus 15 Cherry Black
Because forests and trees were so so were trees and forests Because
triloba Asimina 47
Pawpaw Common
nigra Betula 14 Birch River
Tennessee. as species tree many
foemina Cornus 46 Dogwood Swamp
strobus Pinus 13 Pine White Eastern
in the West, few states have as as have states few West, the in Americana Ulmus 45 Elm American
cordiformis Carya 12 Hickory Bitternut
phellos Quercus 44 Oak Willow Tennessee to the Mississippi River River Mississippi the to Tennessee
occidentalis Celtis 11 Hackberry Common
cust
the Smokey Mountains in East East in Mountains Smokey the
var.inermis triacanthos Gleditsia 43 Thornless Common Honeylo- Common Thornless tulipifera Liriodendron 10 Poplar Tulip
wildlife and humans alike. From From alike. humans and wildlife
deltoids Populous 42 Cottonwood Eastern Canadensis Cercis 9 Redbud Eastern
numerable benefits for native native for benefits numerable
nigra Salix 41 Willow Black
rubrum Acer 8 Maple Red
altissima Ailanthus 40 Heaven Of Tree
that provide food, shelter and in- and shelter food, provide that
distichum Taxodium 7 Baldcypress Common
sylvatica Fagus 39 Beech Eiropean
lectively, trees comprise forests forests comprise trees lectively,
florida Cornus 6
Dogwood Flowering
kentukea Cladrastis 38 Yellowwood American
ot sfl lns n at. Col- earth. on plants useful most
saccharum Acer 5 Maple Sugar
arboreum Oxydendrum 37 Sourwood
Trees are among the largest and and largest the among are Trees
styraciflua Liquidambar 4 Sweetgum American
tetraptera Halesia 36 Silverbell Carolina
Americana Fraxinus 3 Ash White
velutina Quercus 35 Oak Black
Guide Trail accidentalis Plantanus 2 Sycamore
macrocarpa Quercus 34 Oak Bur
virginiana Magnolia 1 Magnolia Sweetbay
nigra Juglans 33 Walnut Black Identification Tree
Name Scientific Name Common No. Species Name Common No. Species Name Scientific