Trees That Grow Well in Regina
Below is a list of trees that grow well in Regina, listed in alphabetical order and grouped by species, size, drought tolerance, fall colour and whether they are fragrant or not.
Conifers
Deciduous
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- American Cedar
- Cranberry Bush, American
- Linden, American
- Plum, American
- American Elm Tree
- Chokecherry (Amur)
- Honeysuckle, Amur
- Maple (Amur)
- Hawthorn (Arnold)
- Viburnum, Arrowwood
- Ash (Black)
- Boxelder (Manitoba Maple)
- Caragana, Siberian Peashrub
- Chokecherry (Schubert)
- Colorado (Blue) Spruce
- Lilac, Common
- Cottonwood
- Crabapple (Flowering or ornamental)
- Cotoneaster, European
- Indigo, False
- Willow, Golden
- Green Ash (Patmore)
- Hackberry
- Rose, Hansen Hedge
- Harbin Pear
- Hawthorn (Snowbird)
- Lilac (Japanese Tree)
- Lilac, Late
- Sumac, Lemonade
- Ash (Manchurian)
- Cherry, Mongolian
- Mountain Ash (European)
- Mugo Pine
- Cherry, Nanking
- Viburnum, Nannyberry
- Ash (Green Patmore)
- Poplar (hybrid)
- Potentilla (Shrubby Cinquefoil)
- Aspen (Quaking)
- Dogwood, Redosier
- Rocky Mountain Juniper
- Almond, Russian
- Russian Olive
- Saskatoon (Serviceberry)
- Scotch Pine
- Sea-buckthorn
- Siberian Cedar
- Crabapple (Siberian)
- Siberian Larch
- Buffaloberry, Silver
- Silverberry
- Sumac, Smooth
- Sumac, Staghorn
- Spirea, Vanhoutte
- Sandcherry, Western