08/27/2026
Did you know that there are 86 tree species native to New Hampshire? Planting native trees can be a great option for many homeowners as it supports local wildlife, the trees are resilient to the climate and soil. and they require less maintenance and upkeep.
Top 4 most common tree species in New Hampshire:
Eastern White Pine: Once the backbone of the colonial shipbuilding industry, this majestic evergreen is known for its tall, straight trunk and soft, bluish-green needles.
Sugar Maple: The cornerstone of New England's maple syrup industry featuring striking yellow, orange, and red foliage in the fall.
Red Maple: An adaptable, fast-growing tree that is easily identified by its bright red twigs, buds, and fall foliage.
Paper Birch (White Birch): This is the official state tree of New Hampshire, easily recognized by its peeling, papery white bark.
