All Episodes

021 - Identification Keys to Tree Groups and Families

020 - Valuable Sap of Trees The Uses of Trees

019 - Wild Apple Trees and their Kin The Cherries The Plums The Serviceberries

018 - The Horse-chestnut and the Buckeyes The Buckeyes The Locusts and Other Pod-bearers

017 - The Early Berries in the Woods The Sassafras The Ash Family

016 - Summer Studies - Trees with the Largest Flowers Trees Most Showy in Bloom Trees that Bloom in Midsum

015 - Why Trees Need Leaves Leaves of All Shapes and Sizes

014 - The Maple Family the Willow Family

013 - Spring Studies - The Awakening of the Trees Trees that Bloom in Early Spring The American Elm and it

012 - Two Conifers Not Evergreen Larches Bald Cypress Hollies Burning Bush

011 - Hard Pines Southern Pitch Pines Longleaf Pine Shortleaf Pine Cuban Pine Loblolly Pine Northern Pitch

010 - Needle-leaved Evergreens Five-leaved Soft Pines White Pine Great Sugar Pine Nut Pines

009 - Trees We Know by their Shapes Trees We Know by Their Thorns

008 - Winter Studies - Trees We Know by Their Bark

007 - Autumn Berries in the Woods Changing Colour of the Autumn Woods

006 - Trees with Winged Seeds Tree Seeds that have Parachutes

005 - Black Oaks - Black Oak Red Oak Scarlet Oak Pin Oak Willow Oak

004 - White Oaks - White Oak Bur or Mossy-cup Oak Live Oak Post Oak Swamp White Oak Chestnut Oak

003 - English Walnut Chestnut and Chinquapin Beech Witch Hazel

002 - Autumn Studies - Shagbark Hickories Disappointing Hickories Black Walnut Butternut

001 - How to Know the Trees