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Duke Farms is home to four of the ten oldest trees in New Jersey and ten state-listed Champion Trees, including the largest specimens of Amur cork tree, dwarf southern catalpa and common persimmon as well as the second largest northern red oak. – Joyce Kilmer New Jersey Forest Types Northern Hardwood Oak Hickory Pitch-shortleaf Pine Oak-Pine Mixed Lowland Forest riparian forests along major rivers NJ State Forestry Service NJ's state tree. SUSTAINABLY PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER According to NJ.gov, the most common trees in New Jersey are the sugar maple, red maple, beech, yellow birch, sweet birch and red oak. ANJEC REPORT – Autumn 2024 21