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Mar 03, Top 8 Native Trees to Plant in New Jersey. Hazel Alder. The Hazel Alder tree is a perennial that is tolerant of very wet soils and can grow in full sun or partial shade. It is often found along Tulip Tree. Silver Bell. Sweet Birch. Flowering Dogwood. Nov 16, General info about fall foliage in New Jersey. The best fall foliage displays start with healthy green trees. Then September needs warm sunny days and cold but not freezing nights.

If it remains too warm it can delay the change and dull the colors. A cloudy fall also can mute the colors. Rainfall is also a big factor. Best Trees for Small Spaces in New Jersey #1.

Japanese Maple. Few plants are more beautiful than a Japanese maple in its full fall regalia. Try it as a specimen #2. Hazel Alder. The Hazel Alder is a perennial that tolerates very wet soils and will grow in full sun/partial shade. #3. Silver Bell. Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins. Sep 18, Cushetunk Trail, a moderately-leveled mile trail, gives the best views of the astounding fall foliage in New Jersey.

It’s accessed from the South Parking Lot located within the Day Use Area. If you’re considering bringing children, the park site suggests using the half-mile Pine Tree Trail instead. 5. Cheesequake State Park, Middlesex County, NJEstimated Reading Time: 5 mins. The brilliant transformation of New Jersey's lush green summer landscape to the vibrant hues of copper, orange and deep crimson happens each fall as the state begins its transition into winter. Fall is a breathtaking time to discover the state's great outdoors, as its palette of colors transforms all of New Jersey, from the Shore to the great Highlands.

Aug 03, Ringwood State Park is also home to the New Jersey State Botanical Gardens, a delightful place to no matter the season. On your way to the next stop, you'll be driving through Abraham S. Hewitt State Forest, so keep your eyes peeled for gorgeous fall foliage on display along your route. Address: Sloatsburg Road, Ringwood, NJ over pruning shrubs