What are some trees names for each letter in the alphabet?

Answer 1

A: Aster B: Begonia C: Chrysanthemum D: Daisy E: Eustoma F: Foxglove G: Gladiola H: Hyacinth I: Iris J: Jacob's Ladder K: Kaffir Lily L: Lantana M: Marigold N: Nasturtium O: Orchid P: Peony Q: Queen Anne's Lace R: Rose S: Sunflower T: Tulip U: Ulster Mary V: Violet W: Woodbine X: Xeranthemum Y: Yarrow Z: Zinnia

Answer 2

For temperate climates, and allowing some genus names when there are no common names in English:

Ash, birch, cherry, dogwood, elm, fir, ginkgo, hickory, ironwood (sort of pushing it: there are a lot of unrelated ironwoods), juniper, koelreuteria or kalopanax (I know of no common names),. larch, maple, nothofagus (again, there isn't really a good common name), oak, plum, quince, Robinia (okay, black-locust is the common name), sassafras, toon, Ulmus (okay, that is elm) or Umbellularia (Orgeon-myrtle, not a true myrtle), Vitex (again, usually called chaste-tree), willow, Xanthoceras (yellow-horn, okay), yew, zelkova.

That's about the best I can do. Some of them are pushing it. Most of the lamer ones have either no common name or a rather contrived one in English: whether this is acceptable is up to you, really. These should all grow in much of the US if you want your own alphabetical arboretum.

Answer 3

Applewood, Aspen, Alder, Alaska Cedar, Açai, Acacia, Ash, American Elm, Apricot, Apple, Acorn, Avacado

Black Birch, Blackwood, Birch, Beech, Blue Thorn, Blackthorn, Bigleaf (Maple), Bunya (pine), Billy Pine, Bamboo, Bush Willow, Bloodwood, Banana, Balsa, Bird cherry, Black locust, Bracken, Basalm fir, Boxelder, Buckeye, Black Cherry, Blue spruce, Bristlecone pine, Butternut, buffalo-berry, Basswood

Cedar, Chestnut, Coconut, Cider gum, Cypress, Cannonball tree, Cabbage tree, Canelo, Cherry, Crab Apple, Cottonwood, cucumber tree, Crab apple, Cork-tree, Chokecherry, Cranberry, Clementine

Deadwood, Dagwood, Dwarf Birch, Dragon tree, Darwin wollybutt (win!), Douglas fir, Dog rose

English Elm, Eastern redbud, Elephant tree, Elm, Elder, Eucalyptus

Fell birch, Fir, Fig, Foxtail pine

Ghost gum, Gum tree, Grass tree, Goat willow, Gorse, Grand fir, Ginkgo, Guava, Guanabana

Heather tree, Hawthorn, Hazel, Holley, Hornbeam, Hemlock, Hophornbeam (a favorite of mine), Hickory, Hackberry, Honey-locust, Hoptree, Horse-chestnut

Ironwood, Ivy tree, Indian beech

Juniper, Jeffrey Pine, Jack pine, June berry

Karri, Kentucky coffee-tree, Kumquat

Leatherwood, Laurel, Larch, Locust, Lime, Lemon, Lodgepole pine, Lychee

Maple, Mulberry, Mangrove, Mahogany, Mexican Beech, Mango, Myrtle beech, Maidens blush, Mayo, Mangosteen, Mandarin, Mesquite

Nectarine, Norway maple, Norway pine, Norway spruce

Oak, Orange, Osage orange (very cool trees), Olive

Pitch pine, Peppermint, Pacific silver fir (good name for a grey), Pine, Palm, Palmyra, pussywillow, Petrified tree (real species), Peach, Plum, Pear, Pineapple, Pecan, Prickly pear, Persimmon, Paper birch, Pawpaw, Plantain, Princesstree

Quaking aspen, Quince

Rowan, Redwood, Red maple, red oak, red alder, red pine, Redbud, Rubber tree, Raintree, Ringwood, Rhododendron, Redberry

Sequoia, Sassafras, Sycamore, Silver Birch, Silver maple, Sweet gum/Sugar gum, swamp gum, Southern cypress, Sausage tree, Spruce, Scots pine, Saskatoon berry, Silverberry, Sumac, Staghorn sumac, Smooth sumac, Shining sumac, Squashberry, Satsuma, Sourberry

Tulip tree, Tulip poplar, Tara, Tree fern, Tea tree, Toatoa, Turkey oak, Turkish hazel, Trembling aspen, Tangerine

Ugli fruit, Uniq fruit

Vine maple, Velvet Bush Willow, Virginia pine, Viburnum

White cypress, Willow, Weeping willow, Walnut, Wollybutt (still Win!), Wych elm, Whitebeam, Witch-Hazel, Winterberry, Wayfaring tree

Xanthoceras

Yellowwood, Yew, Yaya, Yucca

Zebrawood, Zelkova

Answer 4

a-air

b-blood

c-carbon dioxide