THE HONOUR ROLL OF ONTARIO TREES
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1 GYMNOSPERMS/SOFTWOODS/CONIFEROUS EASTERN RED CEDAR Juniperus virginiana D. WILLIAMS MONTGOMERY DR HAMILTON ANCASTER 32" 51.5' EASTERN WHITE CEDAR Thuja occidentalis A. BUTWICK 1976 FALLS RESERVE CONS. AREA MILGROVE BENMILLER, HURON CO. 70" 57.7' BALSAM FIR Abies balsamea D. LEMMON 1977 MIGNET LAKE BEARDMORE NIPIGON DISTRICT 18.5" 100' EASTERN HEMLOCK Tsuga canadensis STAN VASILIAUSKAS 1998 BIG TROUT LAKE WHITNEY ALGONQUIN PARK 41.1" 98' TAMARACK Larix larcinia D. THAIN 1998 LOT 6 CON. 2, CARDIFF TWP BANCROFT HALIBURTON COUNTY 26.3" 95' EASTERN WHITE PINE Pinus strobus H. KENNEDY 1975 HALIBURTON COUNTY HALIBURTON 67.7" 148' JACK PINE Pinus banksiana D. THAIN 1984 BIG WOMAN LAKE, GOODAL TWP PETERBOROUGH KENORA DISTRICT 27.5" 82' PITCH PINE Pinus rigida A. BUTWICK 1977 EAST OF IVY LEA BRIDGE MILGROVE LEEDS COUNTY 18.5" 64.6' RED PINE Pinus resinosa I. KENTELL 1975 ALGONQUIN PARK PEMPROKE 44.4" 123' BLACK SPRUCE Picea mariana D. THAIN 1984 LOON LAKE, MITCHEL TWP PETERBOROUGH KENORA DISTRICT 16" 68.8' RED SPRUCE Picea rubens R. KOABEL 1986 HUNTSVILLE WELLAND MUSKOKA DISTRICT 32.6" 75.1' WHITE SPRUCE Picea glauca R. GILBERT, D. THAIN 1991 LOT 24, CON11, McCLURE TWP P. THIBADEAU HASTINGS COUNTY 31.1" 128' BANCROFT POINTS
2 ANGIOSPERMS/HARDWOODS/DECIDUOUS SPECKELED ALDER Alnus rugosa J. PRINGLE 1976 BULLS PT. BOTANICAL GARDENS HAMILTON HAMILTON 10.6" 46.9' WILD CRAB Malus coronaria J. AMBROSE 1982 S. DUMFRIES TWP GUELPH BRANT COUNTY 3.1" 13.1' BLACK ASH Fraxinus nigra JACK MIHELL 1998 OPEONGO LAKE BARRYS BAY ALGONQUIN PARK 30" 97' BLUE ASH Fraxinus quadrangulata W. SCOTT 1976 SOMBRA TWP SOMBRA LAMBTON COUNTY 33.4" 69.5 RED (AND GREEN) ASH Fraxinus pensylvanica G. HIGHAM 1981 MOULINETT ISLAND INGLESIDE STORMONT COUNTY 51.1" 77' WHITE ASH Fraxinus americana A. BUTWICK KING ST MILGROVE NIAGARA ON THE LAKE 50" 103' AMERICAN BASSWOOD Tilia americana D. THAIN 1998 DUNGANNON TWP BANCROFT HASTINGS COUNTY 74.4" 76' AMERICAN BEECH Fagus granifolia A. BUTWICK 1975 SPRINGWATER CONS. AREA MILGROVE ELGIN COUNTY 36.2" 93.1' CHERRY BIRCH Betula lenta A. BUTWICK MILE CREEK & LAKESHORE RD MILGROVE ST CATHERINES 36.2" 58' GREY BIRCH Betula populifolia N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A WHITE BIRCH Betula papyrifera M. ROBINSON 1974 PARRY SOUND DISTRICT SUNDRIGE 46.4" 44.9' YELLOW BIRCH Betula alleghaniensis G. FELTON 1976 LORIMER LAKE PARRY SOUND PARRY SOUND DISTRICT 68" 81' OHIO BUCKEYE Aesculus galbra J. DICK LAKESHORE RD NIAGARA ON THE LAKE NIAGARA ON THE LAKE 35" 45.9' POINTS
3 POINTS BLACK CHERRY Prunus serotina A. BUTWICK 1973 ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS MILLGORVE HAMILTON 43.7" 92.5' CHOKE CHERRY Prunus virginiana G. YAKI 1974 POINT ABINO ( LAKE ERIE ) KINGSTON NIAGARA REGION 10.2" 53.1' PIN CHERRY Prunus pensylvanica STAN VASILIAUSKAS 1998 OPEONGO LAKE ALGONQUIN PARK 18.1" 54' CANADA PLUM Prunus nigra J. SHERRIN 1982 CLEARWATER BEACH TORONTO SIMCOE COUNTY 1.9" 14.7' WILD PLUM Prunus americana W. GILMOUR 1982 SENECA TOWNSHIP HAMILTON HALDIMAND-NORFOLK REGION 2.9" 9.8' AMERICAN CHESTNUT Castanea dentata J. AMBROSE 1982 BURFORD TOWNSHIP GUELPH BRANT COUNTY 25.1" 85.3' CUCUMBER TREE Magnolia acuminata A. BUTWICK 1984 FENWICK MILLGROVE NIAGARA REGION 53.9" 63.9' ALTERNATE LEAVED DOGWOOD Cornus alternifolia R. MICHELL 1987 LA SALLE PARK BURLINGTON BURLINGTON 7" 26.2' EASTERN FLOWERING DOGWOOD Cornus florida D. BROWN 1977 NE OF THAMESVILLE DRYDEN 14.1" 40' ROCK ELM Ulmus thomasii A. BUTWICK 1975 KEENE MILGROVE SOUTH OF PETERBOROUGH 24.8" 66.9' SLIPPERY ELM Ulmus rubra H. LANCASTER 1987 BAYFIELD WINGHAM 59" 87.9' WHITE ELM Ulmus americana R.PERKINS F. JANSER 1975 NICOLET TWP SAULT STE MARIE ALGOMA DISTRICT 59.4" 123' BLACK GUM Nyssa sylvatica D. BROWN 1976 SOUTH OF STRATHROY DRYDEN MIDDLESEX COUNTY 40.9" 70.8'
4 POINTS AMERICAN HACKBERRY Celtis occidentalia D. BROWN 1978 WEST OF LEAMINGTON DRYDEN ESSEX COUNTY 46.8" 69.8' COCKSPUR HAWTHORN Crataegus crus-galli A. BUTWICK 1973 ANCASTER MILGROVE 19.6" 32.8' DOWNY HAWTHORN Crataegus molis G. WALDRON 1986 NORTH OF AMHERSTBURG AMHERSTBURG ESSEX COUNTY 24.4" 22.3' HAWTHORN SPP. Crataegus spp. D. BROWN 1978 AMHERSTBURG DRYDEN ESSEX COUNTY 20" 30.5' BIG SHELLBARK HICKORY Carya laciniosa A. BUTWICK 1976 SOUTHWEST OF CHATHAM MILGROVE 21.2" 76.4' BITTERNUT HICKORY Carya cordiformis P. RICE 1980 BURLINGTON BURLINGTON 43.7" 95' PIGNUT HICKORY Carya galbra M. LANDON 1973 EAST OF SIMCOE SIMCOE 37" 82' SHAGBARK HICKORY Carya ovata M. LANDON 1974 BACKUS WOODS SIMCOE ST WILLIAMS 37.4" 104.9' HOP TREE Ptelea trifoliata J. AMBROSE 1982 MIDDLE ISLAND GUELPH LAKE ERIE 9.4" 32.8' BLUE BEECH Carpinus caroliniana A. LIPTAY 1979 KINGSVILLE KINGSVILLE ESSEX COUNTY 17.3" 35.1' HOP HORNBEAM Ostrya virginiana A. McCORMICK 1987 SOUTHWOLD TWP (IRONWOOD) SHEDDEN ELGIN COUNTY 35.8" 58' KENTUCKY COFFEE TREE Gymnocladus dioicus A. BUTWICK 1981 WEST STREET MILGROVE SIMCOE 36.2" 76.4' HONEY LOCUST Gleditsia tricanthos H. CLEMENT 1980 NORTH OF ST. DAVIDS NIAGARA ON THE LAKE NIAGARA REGION 49.6" 83'
5 POINTS BLACK MAPLE Acer nigrum W. SCOTT 1976 SOMBRA TWP SOMBRA LAMBTON COUNTY 43.7" 96.1' MANITOBA MAPLE Acer negundo L. SPICER 1984 ZORRA TWP A. McCORMICK OXFORD COUNTY 53.5" 52.4' SHEDDEN MOUNTAIN MAPLE Acer spicatum STAN VASILIAUSKAS 1998 DICKSON LAKE WHITNEY ALGONQUIN PARK 5.1" 32.8' RED MAPLE Acer rubrum A. BUTWICK 1977 SQUIRREL ISLAND MILGROVE LAMBTON COUNTY 50" 102' SILVER MAPLE Acer saccharinum A. McCORMICK 1982 SOUTHWOLD TWP SHEDDEN ELGIN COUNTY 81.9" 106.2' STRIPED MAPLE Acer pensylvanicum G. COX 1975 PRESQUILE PROVINCIAL PARK PRESQUILE 10.6" 55.1' SUGAR MAPLE Acer saccharum A. BUTWICK 1973 COMFORT MAPLE; NORTH PELHAM MILGROVE NIAGARA REGION 75.1" 82' AMERICAN MOUNTAIN ASH Sorbus americana N/A SHOWY MOUNTAIN ASH Sorbus decora A. BUTWICK 1975 PEMBROKE MILGROVE RENFREW COUNTY 20" 26.5' RED MULBERRY Morus rubra J. AMBROSE 1984 BALLS FALLS CONS. AREA GUELPH NIAGARA REGION 12.2" 52.4' BLACK OAK Quercus velutina D. BROWN 1978 KINGSVILLE DRYDEN ESSEX COUNTY 66.9" 79' BUR OAK Quercus macrocarpa J. CHAPMAN 1984 BURFORT TWP SIMCOE BRANT COUNTY 83.4" 96.1' CHINQUAPIN OAK Quercus muehlenbergii D. MACLEOD 1977 NEAR FANSHAW DAM HYDE PARK LONDON 56.7" 74.1'
6 POINTS PIN OAK Quercus palustris G. WALDRON 1986 MEMORIAL PARK AMHERSTBURG WINDSOR 54.3" 90.2' RED OAK Quercus rubra A. WOODLIFFE 1984 HARWICH TWP MORPETH KENT COUNTY 76.3" 102' SWAMP WHITE OAK Quercus bicolor L. SPICER 1984 DELAWARE A. McCORMACK MIDDLESEX COUNTY 61" 78.7' SHEDDON WHITE OAK Quercus alba OTONABEE REGION 1976 OTONABEE TWP CONS. AUTHORITY-PTBH PETERBOROUGH COUNTY 75.1" 88.9' PAWPAW Asimina triloba M. LANDON 1973 MNR FOREST STATION SIMCOE ST. WILLIAMS 9" 23.9' BALSAM POPLAR Populus balsamifera D. THAIN 1998 ARMOUR RD BANCROFT PETERBOROUGH 55.1" 101.7' COTTONWOOD Populus deltoides F. SCOTT-PEARCE 1982 GRAND AVE WEST CHATAM CHATHAM 104.3" 116.1' LARGETOOTH ASPEN Populus grandidentata R. MITCHELL 1981 BURLINGTON BURLINGTON 27.1" 92.2' TREMBLING ASPEN Populus tremuloides D. THAIN 1998 LOT 6, CON 5 LIMERICK TWP BANCROFT HASTINGS COUNTY 31.4" 124.6' SASSAFRAS Sassafras albidum D. BROWN 1978 CEDAR CREEK CONS. AREA DRYDEN ESSEX COUNTY 44.8" 75.1' ALLEGHENY SERVICEBERRY Amelanchier laevis D. BROWN 1980 CARADOC TWP DRYDEN 22.4" 40' DOWNY SERVICEBERRY Amelanchier arborea W. GILMOUR 1979 SOUTHEAST OF ALBERTON HAMILTON HAMILTON-WENTWORTH REGION 21.2" 38' POISON SUMAC Rhus vernix N/A N/A N/A N/A
7 POINTS STAGHORN SUMAC Rhus typhina W.S. FOX 1950 GODERICH LONDON LAKE HURON BLUFF 12.9" 24.2' AMERICAN SYCAMORE Plantanus occidentalis R. CAMPBELL 1975 SYDENHAM RIVER DUTTON SOUTH OF ALVINSTON 103.5" 98' TULIP TREE Liriodendron tulipifera M. LANDON 1973 NORMANDALE CEMETERY SIMCOE NE OF TURKEY POINT BLACK WALNUT Juglans nigra R. CRAIG 1998 NORTH OF HWY # KINGSTON 1/2 KM WEST OF CARTARAQUI 70.8" 89.9' BUTTERNUT Juglans cinerea S. GAYMAN 1975 SHORT HILLS WILDERNESS AREA ST. CATHERINES NIAGARA REGION 45.6" 80.3'
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