Tennessee Hardwood Trees

The actual woodland sale area is estimated at 81 acres containing approximately 326 317 boardfeet of hardwood sawtimber.

Tennessee hardwood trees.

Crimson red fall foliage of blackgum. The couple bought an old sawmill and started the company in 1993 and today they have 95 employees including. Hardwoods are angiosperms using flowers to pollinate for seed reproduction. Fall flowers of witch hazel.

Some river and creek bottoms were choked with canebrakes. The wood from hardwood trees tends to be harder because the trees grow at a slower rate giving the wood its greater density. Tennessee s trees pro vide an abundance of interesting features such as flowers fruits color bark aroma form and size from which to choose. This is a hardwood sawtimber and pulpwood sale on a tract totaling approximately 122 acres.

All trees average 198 bf tree. Tennessee is a significant state for the hardwood industry both for the quantity and quality of hardwood lumber produced here says nordeck thompson who owns thompson appalachian hardwoods in huntland with his wife mary claire. Hardwood sawtimber prices shown are based on per ton stumpage price. While some areas contained natural barrens or grass lands the land that was forested showed an amazing variety of trees and bushes.

This is a quality hardwood sale that features 33 white oak 19 red oak species and 18 poplar. Prices are based on an average calculated from a sample of timber buyers across the u s and only intended to provide an estimate of trends and current prices. Much of middle tennessee was covered with a great virgin hardwood forest when it was first settled. Tennessee terrain 2 trees on flat well drained land 2 trees in swampy areas along streams 2 trees in deep well drained coves 3 trees on dry south facing slopes 3 trees on dry ridge tops 3 summer leaf key definitions 4 summer leaf key 5 20 identifying trees without leaves 21 easy to identify trees 22 35.

Common forest trees of tennessee 10th edition 1965 used by permission or drawn by mike williams 2005. Hardwood are used to reference the taxonomical division that separates a species and have little to do with the actual hardness of the wood. Tennessee is home to a wide variety of trees some living no where in the world not to mention some of the oldest and longest living in the world. It is designed to go to the woods with you where it is needed.

Hardwood trees have broad leaves and are deciduous they lose their leaves at the end of the growing season. Preface this booklet was prepared by professional foresters to help you identify tennessee s most common trees.