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By Steve Nix. Start your tree ID with my Tree Finder and Tree Leaf Key if you are not sure what kind of tree you have and the tree has leaves. If you have a dormant tree with no leaves in winter, review my Winter Tree Finder and my Dormant Tree Photo Gallery for extra help. The Most Common North American Hardwood Trees.Here are the most common North American hardwoods or trees variously known as angiosperms, broadleaf, deciduous and hardwoods. These trees are abundant in both individual tree count and varieties of species in the Eastern North American forest.Hardwood foliage are leaves that can be broad or narrow, thick and thin generally shed annually and can be aligned in an alternate or opposite arrangement.y Steve Nix. Start your tree ID with my Tree Finder and Tree Leaf Key if you are not sure what kind of tree you have and the tree has leaves. If you have a dormant tree with no leaves in winter, review my Winter Tree Finder and my Dormant Tree Photo Gallery for extra help. The Most Common North American Hardwood Trees.
American Chestnut History. History and Growth. The American chestnut (Castanea dentata) was once one of the most common and important tree species in the Eastern United States. It could be found from Northern Florida to Southern Maine, and west into Tennessee and Ohio.ne of the reasons that the American chestnut was so common was that it could out-compete most other forest trees for the available resources needed for tree growth. These trees got absolutely huge! They often had a diameter of more than 10 feet and grew to heights of well over 100 feet.