All Leaves

Poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) (Compound (trifoliate with three leaflets))

American Elm (Simple, deciduous)

American Sweetgum (Simple, deciduous leaf)

Tulip Tree (Simple, deciduous leaf with a distinctively truncated or notched apex)

Flowering Dogwood (American Dogwood) (Simple, deciduous)

White Oak (Simple, deciduous leaf)

Autumn Olive (Simple, deciduous)

Red Maple (Simple, deciduous leaf)

Autumn Olive (Simple, deciduous)

Sugar Maple (Simple, deciduous)

Quaking Aspen (Simple, deciduous leaf)

American Chestnut (Simple, deciduous)

Shagbark Hickory (Compound (pinnately compound, typically with 5 leaflets), deciduous)

White Oak (Stave Oak, Fork-leaf White Oak) (Simple, deciduous)

Pin Oak (Simple, deciduous leaf)

Autumn Olive (Simple, deciduous)

American Holly (Simple, evergreen leaf)

Horse Chestnut (Compound (palmately compound, deciduous))

Papaw (Simple, deciduous)

White Oak (Simple, deciduous leaf)

Peach (Simple, deciduous)

Amur Honeysuckle (Bush Honeysuckle) (Simple, deciduous)

White Oak (Simple, deciduous)

White Oak (Simple, deciduous)

Carolina Rose (Compound pinnate (typically with 5-7 leaflets), deciduous)

Norway Maple (European Maple) (Simple, deciduous)

Poison Ivy (Eastern Poison Ivy) (Compound (trifoliate with three leaflets), deciduous)

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Bur Oak (Mossycup Oak) (Simple, deciduous)

Red Mulberry (Simple, deciduous)

White Oak (Simple, deciduous)

American Chestnut (Simple, deciduous)

Flowering Dogwood (American Dogwood) (Simple, deciduous)

Blackberry (Compound (pinnately compound, typically trifoliate to palmately or pinnately 5-foliolate), deciduous shrub)

Paper Mulberry, Tapa Cloth Tree (Simple, deciduous)

Willowleaf Cotoneaster (Simple, evergreen)

Boxelder (Compound (pinnately compound, typically with 3 to 7 leaflets), deciduous)

Blackberry (Compound (pinnately compound, typically with 3 to 5 leaflets, deciduous))

Blackberry, Bramble, Dewberry (Compound, specifically palmately or pinnately trifoliate to 5-foliolate, deciduous)

White Ash (American Ash) (Pinnately compound deciduous leaves, typically featuring 5 to 9 leaflets per leaf.)

Ash, White Ash, American Ash (Compound (pinnately compound, typically with 5 to 9 leaflets), deciduous)

Northern Red Oak (Simple, deciduous leaf)