A-Z name of Trees

Birch Tree
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Dogwood

Erythrina - There are about one hundred and eight species that make up these deciduous to semi-evergreen trees. Erythrina trees are native to the Americas and Africa. They will grow well in zones nine through eleven. Also known as the South African Coral Tree these eloquent species love full sun and will do well in coastal areas. The South African Coral can mature anywhere from thirty to sixty feet. This family is grown as an ornamental and its highlight is the unique shape of their trunks. Great specimen in an open area.

Hawtorn:

A showy, small tree, the hawthorn breaks into
clouds of white flowers in spring, followed by vivid fall color, and
long-lasting red winter fruits. The fruits, which resemble rosehips,
stand out in a snowbound landscape. Robins sometimes line the branches
in mid- to late-winter, harvesting the fruits.
Hawthorns prefer a well-drained, slightly acidic soil,
but are unflappable in heat and humidity.

Ironwood

Kellsey

Lemon tree