Native Trees for Tennessee
The following menu of Tennessee native trees have potential for use in urban forestry and landscape designs. Most are well-described in popular books, gardening encyclopedias and floral manuals. Because of Tennessee’s diverse topography and climate, not all of the listed trees will be suitable to all areas of the state.
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