Maple (Maypole)
Mountain Birch
Oak (Oake)
subtypes: black, box, chestnut, live, pin, post, red, scrub, shrub, Spanish, swamp white, white
Oakbrush
scrub oak prevalent in southern Colorado west of the divide
Pawpaw
Persimmon
has plum-like fruit
Pine
Pin Oak
Pohiccory
see hickory
Ponderosa pine
Poplar (Popular)
Post Oak
wood used for posts
Red Cedar
Red Oak
Sapling (saplin)
young tree
Sassafras
bark used in medicines and beverages
Scrub oak
usually found in dry, rocky soil
Serviceberry (Sarvisberry)
Sour Gum
see Tupelo
Sourwood (sorrel tree)
Spanish Oak
Spruce
Sugar Tree (Sugar Maple)
Sumac (shumac)
Swamp white oak
heavy, hard wood used in shipbuilding, furniture, etc.
Sweet gum
hard reddish brown wood used for furniture
Sycamore
Tamarack
an American larch having reddish brown bark
Tamarisk
small shrub found in the southwest
Tupelo
Walnut
black
White oak
Wooly Bumelia
leaves resemble a live oak with a fine fur-like fuzz on the underside.
Yew