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Native Trees

There is a great diversity of native trees (trees that naturally grow in our region) in Madison. Native trees provide ecological benefits as well as beauty. On this page we share with you some of the greatest native trees that you can find in Madison, as well as our journey to plant 200 more. 


Trees help create a healthy environment. The benefits of trees include:

  • Improve air quality
  • Remove pollutants
  • Carbon sequestration
  • Provide shade, cool summer heat
  • Mitigate storm water runoff
  • Beautify the Town
  • Shelter for insects, birds & wildlife

Concert on the Green

Madison's Native Trees - Photo Gallery

This Cherry Tree is located at the Mercy by the Sea Retreat House. 

    The First 200 Trees - Photo Gallery

    #1: Flowering Dogwood - Pollinator Pathway Garden @ the Scranton Library Annex 

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