Local Tree Guide
Trees in Grande Prairie by Zone
Zone 2
- Black Ash
- Green Ash
- Swedish Columnar Aspen
- Trembling Aspen
- Cutleaf Weeping Birch
- Paper Birch
- Amur Cherry
- Schubert Chokecherry
- Flowering Crabapple
- American Elm
- Siberian Elm
- Balsam Fir
- Manitoba Maple
- Jack Pine
- Lodgepole Pine
- Balsam Poplar
- Hybrid Poplar
- Northwest Poplar
- Colorado Spruce
- White Spruce
- Laurel-leaf Willow
- White Willow
Zone 2-3
Zone 3 and 3B
- Mayday Cherry
- Douglas Fir 3B
- Hawthorn
- Japanese Lilac Tree
- Siberian Larch
- Linden
- Amur Maple
- Bur Oak
- Buckeye Ohio
- Ponderosa Pine
- Scots Pine
- Swiss Stone Pine
- Plum
- Tower Poplar
- Norway Spruce
- Golden Willow
Trees in Grande Prairie
Zone: 2-3
Odyssey apple in the Copperwood orchard
Zone: 2
Swedish columnar aspens are a popular choice for mass plantings. Unfortunately, this increases the spread of diseases like Bronze Leaf Disease. Always space your trees properly to give them room to grow.
Zone: 2
Trembling aspen is a native tree species that often grows in natural stands throughout Grande Prairie
Zone: 2
Vibrant copper bark is this tree's most distinctive characteristic
Zone: 3
Mayday trees covered in white blossoms are a common sight along Grande Prairie streets in May
Zone: 2
Schubert chokecherries are instantly recognizable by their dark purple foliage
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