Native Trees

HostsCommon Name Latin NameTreeHosts
513oak Quercus Fagales alder190
390beach plum, cherry, chokecherry, peach, plum, sweet cherry, wild plum, almondPrunus Rosales American hornbeam72
321birch Betula Fagales apple264
316willow Salix Salicales arborvitae36
274maple, boxelder Acer Sapindales arrowwood102
264crabapple, apple Malus Rosales ash131
259aspen, cottonwood, poplar Populus Salicales aspen259
250cranberry, blueberry Vaccinium Ericales azalea54
239hickory, pecan, pignut, bitternutCarya Juglandales basswood143
238pine Pinus Pinales beach plum390
190alder Alnus Fagales beech128
180elm Ulmus Urticales birch321
148blackberry, dewberry, raspberry, thimbleberryRubus Rosales bitternut239
143basswood, linden Tilia Malvales black locust65
142hawthorn Crataegus SAVE137 blackberry148
137walnut Juglans Juglandales blackgum38
131ash Fraxinus Scrophulariales blueberry250
129chestnut Castanea Fagales bog laurel26
128beech Fagus Fagales Boston Ivy29
115filbert, hazel, hazelnut Corylus Fagales boxelder274
113rose Rosa Rosales buckbush18
110dogwood, bunchberry Cornus Cornales buckeye37
102arrowwood, viburnum, (Viburnum opulus=swamp elder), wild raisinViburnum Dipsacales bunchberry110
100serviceberry, juneberry, shadbush Amelanchier Rosales burstingheart16
90 hemlock Tsuga Pinales buttonbush25
86 tupelo, ironwood Ostrya Fagales cherry390
72 American hornbeam Carpinus Fagales chestnut129
69 grape Vitis Rhamnales chokecherry390
69 witchhazel Hamamelis Hamamelidales cottonwood259
65 locust, black locust, rose acaciaRobinia Fabales crabapple264
63 meadowsweet, spirea Spiraea Rosales cranberry250
56 sumac Rhus Sapindales dangleberry42
54 rhododendron, azalea Rhododendron Ericales dewberry148
53 sweet fern Comptonia Myricales dogwood110
51 persimmon Diospyros Ebenales elderberry31
47 hackberry, sugar berry Celtis Urticales elm180
46 holly, inkberry, winterberry Ilex Celastrales filbert115
44 honeylocust, gleditsia Gleditsia Fabales fringetree12
43 sycamore Platanus Hamamelidales gleditsia44
42 huckleberry, dangleberry Gaylussacia Ericales grape69
41 New Jersey tea Ceanothus Rhamnales greenbriar20
38 blackgum, sourgum, tupelo Nyssa Cornales hackberry47
37 horsechestnut, buckeye Aesculus Sapindales hawthorn142
36 western red cedar, arborvitae Thuja Pinales hawthorn137
34 sassafras Sassafras Laurales hazel115
31 elderberry Sambucus Dipsacales hazelnut115
31 honeysuckle Lonicera Dipsacales hemlock90
31 juniper, red cedar Juniperus Pinales hickory239
31 ninebark Physocarpus Rosales holly46
29 virginia creeper, woodbine, Boston IvyParthenocissus Rhamnales honeylocust44
26 mountainlaurel, sheep laurel, bog laurel, whitewicky Kalmia Ericales honeysuckle31
25 buttonbush Cephalanthus Rubiales honeysuckle31
25 redbud, judas-tree Cercis Fabales horsechestnut37
24 magnolia, sweetbay Magnolia Magnoliales huckleberry42
20 greenbriar Smilax Liliales inkberry46
20 tulip poplar, tuliptree Liriodendron Magnoliales ironwood86
18 snowberry, buckbush Symphoricarpos Dipsacales judas-tree25
17 wisteria Wisteria Fabales juneberry100
16 wahoo, spindletree, burstingheart, wintercreeper, strawberrybush Euonymus Celastrales linden143
14 sourwood Oxydendrum Ericales locust65
13 maleberry, staggerbush Lyonia Ericales magnolia24
13 pawpaw Asimina Magnoliales maleberry13
13 spicebush Lindera Laurales maple274
12 fringetree Chionanthus Scrophularialesmeadowsweet63
mountainlaurel26
New Jersey tea41
ninebark31
oak513
pawpaw13
peach390
pecan239
persimmon51
pignut239
pine238
plum390
poplar259
raspberry148
red cedar31
redbud25
rhododendron54
rose113
rose acacia65
sassafras34
serviceberry100
shadbush100
sheep laurel26
snowberry18
sourgum38
sourwood14
spicebush13
spindletree16
spirea63
staggerbush13
strawberrybush16
sugar berry47
sumac56
sweet cherry390
sweet fern53
sweetbay24
sycamore43
thimbleberry148
tulip poplar20
tuliptree20
tupelo86
tupelo38
viburnum102
Viburnum opulus=swamp elder102
virginia creeper29
wahoo16
western red cedar36
whitewicky26
wild plum390
wild raisin102
willow316
winterberry46
wintercreeper16
wisteria17
witchhazel69
woodbine29

The number of Hosts are the number of insects that feed on their flowers or fruit. This, in turn, provides food for birds.

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