The Trees And Shrubs Of Central Park

The trees and shrubs of Central Park provide us with the familiar comfort grown from our childhood in rural America or our longing for nature as native city dwellers. We have come to treasure our favorite trees as a relief from the concrete that dominates our lives as we walk the streets of our great city.


White Spruce at Conservatory Water: E75

Yoshino Cherry  at  Cherry Hill: C72

Cedar & Pine at Cedar Hill: E76-79

Cedars, Pine, Spruce & Larch at Cedar Hill: E76-79

Black Tupelo at the Tupelo Meadow: C77

Cedar, Black Locust, Maple & Oak at the Harlem Meer (habitat): CE106-110

White & Red Crabapple at the Hamilton Lawn: E83

Pine At The Ross  Pinetum: C84-86

Japanese Red Pine (ctr) Black Tupelo (rt) Conservatory Water: E75

Kwanzan Cherry & Pine At Cedar Hill: E76-79

Linden, Hawthorn, Cherry, Maple, Pin Oak & Siberian Elm at the Great Lawn: C80-86

Yoshino Cherry at Pilgrim Hill: E72

Northern Red Oak at the Great Lawn: C80-86

SaucerMagnolia at the Obelisk (Cleopatra's Needle): E81

American Elms at the Mall: C66-72

Pine Varieties at Cop Cot: C60

Yoshino Cherry at Cedar Hill: E76-79

Kwanzan Cherry at Cedar Hill: E76-79

Kwanzan Cherry at the Great Lawn: C80-86

Yoshino Cherry at Cherry Hill: C72

Cedars & Pine at Cedar Hill: E76-79

Pine Varieties at Ross Pinetum: C82-86

Pine Varieties at Ross Pinetum: C82-86

Red Oak at The West Drive

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