U of A University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture

Pictures of chickens, flowers, wheat, a boy looking through a magnifying glass, irrigation pipe, soybean pods, and fruits and vegetables.

Cooperative Extension Service

Cooperative Extension Service

Agricultural Experiment Station


Search | Publications | Jobs | Personnel Directory | Links
County Offices | Departments

About Us

Find Us

For the Media

Agriculture

Aquaculture
       & Fisheries

Beef
Beekeeping
Corn
Cotton
Dairy
Forage/Pasture
Forestry
Grain Sorghum
Horses
Horticulture
      Commercial

Poultry
Rice
Soybean
Specialty Agriculture
Swine
Wheat

Links
Newsletters

Business & Communities

Families & Consumers

Health & Nutrition

Home & Garden

Natural Resources

4-H Youth Development

Public Policy Center

For Faculty & Staff

Giving

Dale Bumpers College
of Agricultural, Food &
Life Sciences


Division Home


Agricultural Experiment
      Station Home


Cooperative Extension
      Service Home

 

Plant Database
Landscape Trees T - Z by Scientific Name

Printer Friendly Version (PDF)Printer Friendly Version - All Trees (PDF 674 KB)

Scientific Name Common Name Comments 
 
Taxodium distichum
Thumbnail picture of Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) tree in fall color  Select for larger images and information. 
Baldcypress
  • Size: medium sized, deciduous conifer tree (50' tall by 40' wide)
  • Flowers/fruits: not significant
  • Fall color: nice red-brown fall color
  • Culture: very adaptable from wet to dry
  • Disease/insect: none serious
  • Use: deciduous shade tree, deer camps, urban tree
  • Native to wet areas in Arkansas
  • Cultivar: 'Shawnee Brave'
Tilia cordata
Thumbnail picture of Littleleaf Linden (Tilia cordata) tree.  Select for larger images and more information. 
Littleleaf Linden
  • Size: medium sized tree (50' tall by 40' wide)
  • Flowers: flowers in May/June, fragrant
  • Fruits: fruit (nutlet) hangs from unique tongue-shaped bract
  • Fall color: none. Distinctive heart-shaped leaves
  • Culture: fairly adaptable
  • Disease/insect: none serious
  • Use: lawn tree
Tsuga
canadensis

Thumbnail picture of Canadian Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis). Select for larger images and information.    Full shade icon - black sun.
Canadian Hemlock
  • Size: medium sized conifer tree (50' tall by 40' wide)
  • Culture: best in shade, rich moist soils; best in Northwest Arkansas
  • Disease/insect: woolly adelgid, scale
  • Use: needle evergreen for the shade in Northwest Arkansas. Will tolerate shearing. Very fine textured
Ulmus alata
Thumbnail picture or Winged Elm (Ulmus alata) tree.  Select for larger images and more information. 
Winged Elm
  • Size: medium sized native tree (45' tall by 45' wide)
  • Flowers/fruits: not significant
  • Fall color: none
  • Culture: very adaptable
  • Disease/insect: none serious
  • Use: rarely planted in maintained landscapes
  • Stems have distinctive corky 'wings'
  • Native tree
Ulmus parvifolia
Thumbnail picture of Chinese Elm (Ulmus parvifolia).  Select for larger images and information. 
Chinese Elm, Lacebark Elm
  • Size: medium sized tree (50' tall by 45' wide)
  • Flowers/fruits: not significant
  • Fall color: typically not great in Arkansas. Leaves small and glossy
  • Bark: known for exfoliating bark
  • Culture: very adaptable
  • Use: lawn tree, good urban tree
  • Cultivars: Allee®, Athena®, 'Drake'
Zelkova serrata
Thumbnail picture of Zelkova (Zelkova serrata) trees in maroon fall color  Select for larger images and more information. 
Zelkova
  • Size: small/medium sized tree (30' tall by 25' wide)
  • Flowers/fruits: not significant
  • Fall color: can be deep maroon but rarely see in Arkansas
  • Culture: very adaptable
  • Disease/insect: none
  • Use: street tree, lawn tree
  • Looks very much like an elm
  • Cultivars: 'Green Vase', 'Village Green'

Back to Landscape Tree Index


© 2006
University of Arkansas
Division of Agriculture
All rights reserved.
Last Date Modified 10/22/2009
Webmaster

University of Arkansas • Division of Agriculture
Cooperative Extension Service
2301 South University Avenue
Little Rock, Arkansas 72204 • USA
Phone (501) 671-2000 • Fax (501) 671-2209
 

MissionDisclaimerEEO
PrivacyFOI