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.

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Alternate-leaf dogwood	American beech	American chestnut	American elm
American mountain-ash	Balsam fir	Balsam poplar	Basswood
Bitternut hickory	Black ash	Black cherry	Black gum
Black oak	Black spruce	Black walnut	Black willow
Blue ash	Blue beech	Bur oak	Butternut
Cherry birch	Chokecherry	Common hoptree	Cucumber tree
Eastern flowering dogwood	Eastern hemlock	Eastern redcedar	Eastern white cedar
Eastern white pine	Gray birch	Green/red ash	Hawthorns
Ironwood	Jack pine	Kentucky coffeetree	Largetooth aspen
Manitoba maple	Northern hackberry	Ohio buckeye	Pawpaw
Peachleaf willow	Pin cherry	Pin oak	Pitch pine
Red maple	Red mulberry	Red oak	Red pine
Red spruce	Sassafras	Serviceberries	Shagbark hickory
Showy mountain-ash	Shumard oak	Silver maple	Striped maple
Sugar maple	Swamp white oak	Sycamore	Tamarack
Trembling aspen	Tulip tree	White ash	White birch
White oak	White spruce	Yellow birch