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Keys To:       Range Maps: Shading indicates native range in Missouri. Maps with no shading indicate those species which are not native to Missouri.
Introduction Care After Planting Cultural requirements Planning and Ordering Site preparation Seedling selection Spacing Quantity needed When to order Planting Hand planting Machine planting Tips on Seedling Care Use charts For Assistance For More Information	Ash, green Ash, white Baldcypress Birch, river Blackberry Blackgum Blackhaw Coffeetree, Kentucky Cottonwood, eastern Dogwood, flowering Dogwood, gray Dogwood, roughleafHackberry Hawthorn Hazelnut, American Hickory, shagbark Hickory, shellbark Holly, deciduous Lespedeza, shrub Locust, black Maple, silver Mulberry, red Ninebark Oak, black Oak, bur Oak, cherrybark Oak, northern red Oak, Nuttall	Oak, pin Oak, scarlet Oak, Shumard Oak, white Osage-orange Pawpaw Pecan Persimmon Pine, eastern white Pine, jack Pine, red Pine, shortleaf Plum, wild Redbud, eastern Redcedar, eastern Serviceberry, downy Sumac, fragrant Sumac, shining Sweetgum Sycamore, American Tulip tree Viburnum, arrowwood Viburnum, nannyberry Walnut, black Willow, meadow Willow, sandbar Willow, Ward's Witchhazel, Ozark

For Assistance

Missouri Department of Conservation foresters provide a variety of services to landowners interested in tree planting, forest land management, and wood products marketing. To obtain a list of District Foresters and the counties they serve, contact:

State Forester
Missouri Department of Conservation
P.O. Box 180
Jefferson City, MO 65102-0180
(573) 751-4115

For More Information

There are many excellent reference books for those wanting to learn more about forestry, forest land management and tree identification. Your local library or bookstore should be able to find these books for you. In addition, the Missouri Department of Conservation and University of Missouri Extension Service have leaflets on various forest management topics. Contact the Distric Forester or University of Missouri Extension Center Office in your county for a complete list of publications available.

Copyright © 1995 by the Conservation Commission of the State of Missouri.

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