In the table, the regions of the state in which the plant will grow are indicated by N=north, C=central, and S=south. The blooming and fruiting seasons are indicated by Sp=spring, Su=summer, F=fall, and W=winter.
 

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Trees

name region bloom season botanical name       Cabbage palm NCS white black Su F Sabal palmetto   Fig S pink red, brown SpSuFW SpSuFW Ficus spp.   Flowering dogwood NC white red Sp F Cornus florida   Hackberry NCS greenish orange red Sp SpSuF Celtis laevigata   Hawthorn NC white, pink red Sp SpSuF Crataegus spp.   Hickory NCS catkins nut Sp F Carya spp.   Magnolia NCS white red SpSu F Magnolia spp.   Oak NCS   acorns Sp FW Quercus spp.   Persimmon NCS white-greenish yellow-orange Sp FW Diospyros giniana   Pigeon plum S whitish-green dark red Sp SuFW Coccoloba diversifolia   Pine NCS   cones   F Pinus spp.   Red mulberry NCS green dull red SpSu Sp Morus rubra   Southern red cedar NCS   blue Sp FW Juniperus silicicola   Tupelos & gums NCS white varies Sp F Nyssa spp.   Wild cherry NC white red-black Sp Su Prunus serotina   Wild plum NC white red Sp Su Prunus americana   Wild tamarind S white SpSu SpSuFW Lysiloma bahamense   Winged elm NC   winged seed   Sp Ulmus alata

 
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