What Trees Are in Florida

Here are many kinds of hickory, elm, ash, maple, magnolia, basswood and locust, while a large number of different kinds of pine, gum and oak are at home throughout the state. Many tropical and subtropical plants found in the Caribbean have their northern limit in south Florida.

What are the big trees in Florida called?

The largest native tree in Florida is a bald cypress located in Hamilton County. This tree measures 557 inches in circumference, stands 84 feet tall, and carries a crown spread of 49 feet.

Does Florida have regular trees?

From small trees like redbuds to the majestic live oak, there’s a Florida native tree for practically any home landscape. … As far as large trees go, the bald cypress will do well near water or on drier land throughout the state.