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A '''tree''' is a terrain feature of Animal Crossing, they can be in many different forms and can be shaken, that could result with the tree spawning items, furniture or even bees! Trees are mostly used for decoration and fruit harvesting in Animal Crossing. They can also be used to make habitats for bugs or to block people. Trees appear in every [[Animal Crossing (Series)|Animal Crossing]] game to date.
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{{Infobox Flora
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|title=Tree
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|image=[[File:Oak Tree NH.png|120px]] [[File:Cedar Tree NH.png|80px]]
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|caption=Hardwood and cedar trees in {{NH|short|nolink}}
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|type=Tree
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'''Trees''' are common flora in the {{SER}}, grown by burying [[sapling]]s, [[fruit]], or [[Bell]]s. Some types of trees can bear fruit, while others are just used for decoration. Depending on the [[:Category:seasons|season]] and the time of day, certain [[insect]]s may be found resting against the trunk of a tree or hiding inside the treetop.
  
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==Adding==
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The quantity of trees planted in a town will affect its [[environment]] rating, and as such they are used to determine [[perfect town]] status. With the exception of perfect fruit trees in {{NL}}, fully grown trees do not die until they are chopped down by the player, leaving behind a stump. A stump needs to be dug up to fully remove the tree, and otherwise mostly serves as decoration. [[Villager]]s will also sometimes sit on the stump.
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To add a tree you'll need to first plant it. You will then need to water it as it goes through 4 different stages before it can become a fully grown tree. If at any of these stages (especially the first one's), the tree is not watered, it will die and you will be able to pluck it out, just like a weed.
 
  
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==Removing==
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In {{NH}}, chopping trees serves as a way to gather different types of [[wood]], which can be used as [[DIY|crafting supplies]]. Another feature introduced in this game is the ability to dig up trees with the use of [[energy points]]. Digging up a tree places it in the player's pockets, allowing it to be moved around and planted in another spot instead of having to chop it down and plant a new sapling.
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To remove a tree you will need to repeatedly hit it with an [[axe]] until it fulls down and a [[stump]] is remaining. You will then need to dig it up with a [[shovel]] and then either press A or B. With A, the [[player]] will use his shovel to dig the hole back in, with B he will kick it in.
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==Types of Trees==
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==Saplings==
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The types of trees are as followed.
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{{Main|Sapling}}
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Saplings are baby trees available for purchase at [[Tom Nook's store]]s and the [[Garden Shop]]. Not all trees grow successfully, due to poor soil quality and placement. If the player plants a tree where a different tree was cut down then it will have a much higher chance of growth. If the player stands on a tree sapling at exactly 6 AM, the tree will grow around the player and knock them out, as though they had been bitten by a [[tarantula]] or [[scorpion]].
  
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[[File:Apple_Tree2.jpg|50px|thumb]]
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==Types of trees==
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===Apple Tree===
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===Cedar tree===
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A standard apple tree with three apples on it which when shaken will release the apples.
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[[File:CF Cedar Tree.jpg|thumb|100px|A cedar tree]]
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Cedar trees are evergreen trees. During December, particularly around [[Toy Day]], and during the [[Bright Nights]] in {{WW|short}}, Cedar trees are decorated with bright lights. Cedar trees will only grow in the top two [[acre]]s of the village, reflecting the fact that their real-life counterparts are found more frequently in the northern hemisphere, being adapted to colder temperatures. In {{NH|short|nolink}} however, cedar trees will grow on any acre on every platform, and regardless of which hemisphere is chosen, cedar trees will be decorated with lights from December 15 to January 6, of which shaking will produce an ornament for [[DIY]] projects.
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[[File:Orange_Tree2.jpg|50px|thumb|left]]
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===Hardwood tree===
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===Orange Tree===
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[[File:CF Tree.jpg|100px|thumb|A hardwood tree]]
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A standard orange tree with three oranges on it which when shaken will release the oranges.
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Hardwood trees are generic trees, resembling fruit trees but bear nothing. Their appearance differs seasonally, turning golden brown in the fall, being snow-laden in the winter, and bearing cherry blossoms during the [[Cherry Blossom Festival]] in April. In {{NH|short|nolink}}, they will bear {{I|leaf egg|NH}}s during the [[Bunny Day]] season.
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[[File:Pear_Tree2.jpg|50px|thumb]]
 
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===Pear Tree===
 
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A standard pear tree with three pears on it which when shaken will release the pears.
 
  
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[[File:Peach_Tree2.jpg|50px|thumb|left]]
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===Fruit tree===
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===Peach Tree===
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[[File:CF Fruit Trees 2.jpg|100px|thumb|right|Fruit-bearing trees]]
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A standard peach tree with three peaches on it which when shaken will release the peach.
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{{Main|Fruit}}
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Fruit trees resemble hardwood trees but bear fruit, three at a time. During the [[Acorn Festival]] they also bear acorns. There are 5 different varieties of fruit trees (13 in {{NL|short|nolink}}), one for each type of fruit. The player can receive non-native fruits in letters from [[Parents|Mom]], or from other villagers, after which they can then be grown into a fruit-bearing tree. A counterpart sister fruit trees can also be found by going on a [[Mystery Island Tour]].
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[[File:Cherry_Tree2.jpg|50px|thumb]]
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{{Clear}}
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===Cherry Tree===
 
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A standard cherry tree with three cherries on it which when shaken will release the cherries.
 
  
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[[File:Coconut_Tree2.jpg|50px|thumb|left]]
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===Palm tree===
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===Coconut Tree===
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[[File:CF Coconut Tree.jpg|thumb|100px|A palm tree]]
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A coconut tree shaped like a palm tree with two coconuts on it which when shaken will release the coconuts.
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Palm trees bear [[Fruit|coconuts]] (or alternatively bananas in {{NL|short}}), which are special types of fruit; however, they only produce two instead of the usual three fruits. Some beetles, such as the [[goliath beetle]], will appear only on palm trees as well. In {{PG}}, coconuts can be obtained from the [[island]], and in {{WW|short}} and {{CF|short}}, coconuts will wash up on the shore about once a week. In {{NL|short|nolink}}, palm trees can be found on [[Tortimer Island]], and in {{NH|short}} on [[Mystery Island]]s.  
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[[File:Normal_Tree1.jpg|50px|thumb]]
 
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===Bell Tree===
 
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A tree which when shaken will release up to 30,000 [[bells]] per bag in money (must be manually planted).
 
  
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[[File:Cedar_Tree1.jpg|50px|thumb|left]]
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Palm trees can be grown by burying a coconut near the beach, on the grass within ten spaces of the shore. However, in {{NL|short|nolink}} and {{NH|short|nolink}}, palm trees are grown only in the sand. However in {{NH|short|nolink}}, should one use the [[Island Designer Construction Permit]] to place down a sand tile, a palm tree can be placed near grass.  
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===Pine Tree===
 
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A cedar shaped tree which are more likely to contain items in but are harder to chop down than normal trees.
 
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===Christmas Pine===
 
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A pine tree, decorated with Christmas lights for the holiday season.
 
  
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===Bee Tree===
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In {{WW|short|nolink}}, giving [[Wendell]] a coconut to eat will prompt him to give the player a unique [[design]].
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A normal/pine tree which when shaken will release [[bee]]s which can chase you and sting you in the eye. To get better you will need to buy [[medicine]] from [[Tom Nook's Shop]].
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===Furniture Tree===
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===Money tree===
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A normal/pine tree which when shaken will release furniture.
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[[File:CF Money Tree.jpg|thumb|right|100px|A money tree]]
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{{Main|Money tree}}
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Money trees are a rare variety of tree that bears money as its fruit. They can be grown by burying Bells in the ground with a [[Shovel|golden shovel]]. In {{PG}} and {{NH}}, the player can grow a money tree by burying Bells in the daily [[shining soil]] instead.
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===Money Tree===
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===Golden tree===
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A normal/pine tree which when shaken will release 100 [[bells]].
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[[File:PG Gold Tree.png|thumb|right|100px|A golden tree]]
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Golden trees appear only in {{PG}}, where [[Shovel|golden shovels]] can be shaken from it. They are grown by planting a shovel in a [[Glowing Spot|glowing spot]] that appears once a day in the village.
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[[Category:Structure Articles]]
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===Dead tree===
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[[Category:Terrain]]
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[[File:NL Dead Tree.png|thumb|right|100px|A dead tree]]
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These appear only in {{NL}}. When a perfect [[fruit]] tree is shaken 4 to 7 times, it dies and becomes a dead tree, which serves no use to the player and should be cut down. When a perfect fruit tree dies, it produces a rotten fruit in addition to two perfect fruit. However, in {{NLWa}}, [[fertilizer]] can revive dead trees.
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===Bamboo tree===
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[[File:NH Bamboo Tree.png|thumb|right|50px|A Bamboo]]
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{{Main|Bamboo}}
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Bamboo trees debuted in {{NL}}, where the bamboo shoots could be purchased in the [[Garden Shop]]. Fully grown bamboo stalks can spread on their own. In {{NH}}, {{I|bamboo tree|NH}}s are a source of [[DIY|crafting materials]]. During spring, they will produce {{I|young spring bamboo|NH}} that is used in [[DIY recipes#By season|seasonal recipes]]. {{I|Bamboo shoot|NH}}s can be found on the [[Mystery Island Tour]] or received from [[Daisy Mae]].
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{{Clear}}
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==Shaking trees==
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While all trees may be shaken by the player, only cedar and non fruit-bearing trees have a chance of containing hidden items. Each day a certain amount of 100 Bell bags, beehives (or wasp nests), and furniture leaves will be scattered among the town's trees. This number varies according to the total number of trees in the town as well as the iteration of ''Animal Crossing'' being played. The table below lists the item maximums according to game title.
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{| class="styled color-flora" style="width: 80%; margin: 0 auto; text-align:center;"
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! Title
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! Bell bags
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! Beehives/Wasp nests
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! Furniture leaves
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|{{PG}}
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|30
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|5
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|2
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|-
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|{{WW|short}}
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|16
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|4
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|2
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|-
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|{{CF|short}}
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|30
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|5
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|2
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|-
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|{{NL|short}}
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|20
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|5
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|2
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|-
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|{{NH|short}}
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|15
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|5
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|2
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|}
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Shaking trees may give more than 100 Bells, depending on the player's [[luck]] for that day.
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==Materials==
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In {{NH|short}}, the following items are obtained from either shaking or chopping a tree.
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{{TableTop NH Material|collapsed=Yes}}
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|group by=nh_item.en_name
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|fields=nh_item.en_name=name,nh_item_variation.image,nh_item.sell,nh_item.availability1,nh_item.availability1_note=availability1-note,nh_item.availability2,nh_item.availability2_note=availability2-note,nh_item.material_type=material-type,nh_item.material_seasonality=material-seasonality
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|where=nh_item.is_material=1 AND (nh_item.material_type="Tree" OR nh_item.material_type="Wood"OR nh_item.material_type="Bamboo"OR nh_item.material_type="Ornament" OR nh_item.material_type="Fruit" OR nh_item.en_name="Wood Egg" OR nh_item.en_name="Leaf Egg")
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|order by=nh_item.material_sort, nh_item.en_name
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|template=CargoDisplayNHMaterial
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}}
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{{TableFooter|note={{Note list}}{{Community:ACNH Spreadsheet/Attribution}}}}
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===Drop rates===
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{| class="styled color-flora" style="width: 90%; text-align:center;"
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! style="width: 250px; | Material
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! style="width: 200px; | [[File:Hardwood Tree NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Hardwood Tree
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! style="width: 200px; | [[File:Cedar Tree NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Cedar Tree
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! style="width: 200px; | [[File:Coconut Tree NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Palm Tree
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! style="width: 200px; | [[File:Bamboo Tree NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Bamboo Tree
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|-
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! colspan=5 | Normal rates
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|-
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| [[File:Wood NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Wood
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| 35%
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| 35%
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| 30%
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Softwood NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Softwood
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| 30%
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| 35%
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| 35%
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Hardwood NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Hardwood
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| 35%
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| 30%
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| 35%
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Bamboo Piece NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Bamboo Piece
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| -
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| -
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| -
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| 100%
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|-
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| [[File:Tree Branch NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Tree Branch
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| 30%
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| 30%
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| -
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| -
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|-
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! colspan=5 | During [[Spring]]
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|-
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| [[File:Bamboo Piece NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Bamboo Piece
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| -
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| -
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| -
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| 70%
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|-
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| [[File:Young Spring Bamboo NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Young Spring Bamboo
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| -
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| -
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| -
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| 30%
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|-
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! colspan=5 | During [[Bunny Day]]
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|-
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| [[File:Wood NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Wood
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| 25%
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| 25%
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| 15%
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Softwood NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Softwood
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| 25%
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| 30%
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| 20%
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Hardwood NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Hardwood
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| 30%
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| 25%
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| 20%
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Wood Egg NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Wood Egg
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| 20%
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| 20%
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| 45%
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| -
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|-
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! colspan=5 | During [[Fall]]
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|-
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| [[File:Tree Branch NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Tree Branch
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| 27%
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| 27%
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| -
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Acorn NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Acorn
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| 3%
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| -
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| -
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Pine Cone NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Pine Cone
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| -
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| 3%
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| -
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| -
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|-
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! colspan=5 | During [[Festive Season]]
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|-
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| [[File:Red Ornament NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Red Ornament
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| -
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| 7.5%
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| -
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Blue Ornament NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Blue Ornament
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| -
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| 7.5%
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| -
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| -
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|-
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| [[File:Gold Ornament NH Inv Icon.png|16px|link=|alt=]] Gold Ornament
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| -
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| 5%
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| -
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| -
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|}
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==Tree stumps==
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[[File:Treestumpdesign.png|thumb|right|Left: Fruit, bell & oak tree designs. Right: Cedar tree designs.]]
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All games in the {{SER|nolink}} allow the player to chop down trees, producing a stump. These stumps do not count as trees (or [[weed]]s) when determining [[Perfect town|perfect town status]]. {{CF}} introduced two insect species only found on stumps ([[violin beetle]] and [[Citrus long-horned beetle|longhorn beetle]]), and {{NL}} introduced the ability for players to use stumps as chairs, and special tree stump designs next to which [[mushroom]]s may appear. In {{NH}}, the [[rosalia batesi beetle]] was added as another bug found on tree stumps, and the existing [[jewel beetle]] now appear on tree stumps instead of appearing on the front of trees.
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===Special stump designs===
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There are twelve stump designs in {{NL|short|nolink}}. Six of these are exclusive to cedar trees, while the remainder are exclusive to fruit, bell, and oak trees. Special stump designs are created by delivering the final blow to a tree with any [[axe]]. A silver axe guarantees a special design, while a gold axe produces one only occasionally. A regular axe hardly ever produces one. Because only the final blow (of three) is the one that determines whether the stump will feature a special design, the first two swings can be made using a regular or gold axe to reduce wear on a silver axe.
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The oak, bell, and fruit tree designs are, as follows: a heart design, a butterfly, a citrus pattern, a ginkgo leaf (the one that [[Crazy Redd]] uses as his logo), a cross (X), and a [[zeldawiki:Triforce|Triforce]] from [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]. The cedar tree designs are a star, a cat, a flower similar to the one used to represent the [[pikipedia:Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' series]], the leaf [[Tom Nook]] uses as a logo and the one furniture is turned into when in the players pockets, a music note, and a four-leaf clover.
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==Gallery==
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{{Gallery||Artwork}}
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==Trivia==
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*Plants resembling {{PG}}{{'}}s hardwood trees appear throughout the landscape of 2002's {{Wp|Camp Hyrule|Camp Hyrule}}, an annual online virtual summer camp that was sponsored and moderated by Nintendo of America.
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{{Navbox Flora}}
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{{Navbox Geography}}
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[[Category:Town Landmarks]]
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[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori flora]]
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[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori+ flora]]
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[[Category:Animal Crossing flora]]
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[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori e+ flora]]
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[[Category:Dòngwù Sēnlín flora]]
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[[Category:Wild World flora]]
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[[Category:City Folk flora]]
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[[Category:New Leaf flora]]
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[[Category:New Horizons flora]]
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[[Category:Gekijōban Doubutsu no Mori flora]]
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[[Category:Happy Home Designer flora]]
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[[Category:Pocket Camp flora]]

Latest revision as of 14:11, November 16, 2023

Tree
Oak Tree NH.png Cedar Tree NH.png
Hardwood and cedar trees in New Horizons
Type Tree
Main appearances

Other appearances

Trees are common flora in the Animal Crossing series, grown by burying saplings, fruit, or Bells. Some types of trees can bear fruit, while others are just used for decoration. Depending on the season and the time of day, certain insects may be found resting against the trunk of a tree or hiding inside the treetop.

The quantity of trees planted in a town will affect its environment rating, and as such they are used to determine perfect town status. With the exception of perfect fruit trees in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, fully grown trees do not die until they are chopped down by the player, leaving behind a stump. A stump needs to be dug up to fully remove the tree, and otherwise mostly serves as decoration. Villagers will also sometimes sit on the stump.

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, chopping trees serves as a way to gather different types of wood, which can be used as crafting supplies. Another feature introduced in this game is the ability to dig up trees with the use of energy points. Digging up a tree places it in the player's pockets, allowing it to be moved around and planted in another spot instead of having to chop it down and plant a new sapling.

Saplings[edit]

Main article: Sapling

Saplings are baby trees available for purchase at Tom Nook's stores and the Garden Shop. Not all trees grow successfully, due to poor soil quality and placement. If the player plants a tree where a different tree was cut down then it will have a much higher chance of growth. If the player stands on a tree sapling at exactly 6 AM, the tree will grow around the player and knock them out, as though they had been bitten by a tarantula or scorpion.

Types of trees[edit]

Cedar tree[edit]

A cedar tree

Cedar trees are evergreen trees. During December, particularly around Toy Day, and during the Bright Nights in Wild World, Cedar trees are decorated with bright lights. Cedar trees will only grow in the top two acres of the village, reflecting the fact that their real-life counterparts are found more frequently in the northern hemisphere, being adapted to colder temperatures. In New Horizons however, cedar trees will grow on any acre on every platform, and regardless of which hemisphere is chosen, cedar trees will be decorated with lights from December 15 to January 6, of which shaking will produce an ornament for DIY projects.

Hardwood tree[edit]

A hardwood tree

Hardwood trees are generic trees, resembling fruit trees but bear nothing. Their appearance differs seasonally, turning golden brown in the fall, being snow-laden in the winter, and bearing cherry blossoms during the Cherry Blossom Festival in April. In New Horizons, they will bear leaf eggs during the Bunny Day season.

Fruit tree[edit]

Fruit-bearing trees
Main article: Fruit

Fruit trees resemble hardwood trees but bear fruit, three at a time. During the Acorn Festival they also bear acorns. There are 5 different varieties of fruit trees (13 in New Leaf), one for each type of fruit. The player can receive non-native fruits in letters from Mom, or from other villagers, after which they can then be grown into a fruit-bearing tree. A counterpart sister fruit trees can also be found by going on a Mystery Island Tour.

Palm tree[edit]

A palm tree

Palm trees bear coconuts (or alternatively bananas in New Leaf), which are special types of fruit; however, they only produce two instead of the usual three fruits. Some beetles, such as the goliath beetle, will appear only on palm trees as well. In Animal Crossing, coconuts can be obtained from the island, and in Wild World and City Folk, coconuts will wash up on the shore about once a week. In New Leaf, palm trees can be found on Tortimer Island, and in New Horizons on Mystery Islands.

Palm trees can be grown by burying a coconut near the beach, on the grass within ten spaces of the shore. However, in New Leaf and New Horizons, palm trees are grown only in the sand. However in New Horizons, should one use the Island Designer Construction Permit to place down a sand tile, a palm tree can be placed near grass.

In Wild World, giving Wendell a coconut to eat will prompt him to give the player a unique design.

Money tree[edit]

A money tree
Main article: Money tree

Money trees are a rare variety of tree that bears money as its fruit. They can be grown by burying Bells in the ground with a golden shovel. In Animal Crossing and Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the player can grow a money tree by burying Bells in the daily shining soil instead.

Golden tree[edit]

A golden tree

Golden trees appear only in Animal Crossing, where golden shovels can be shaken from it. They are grown by planting a shovel in a glowing spot that appears once a day in the village.

Dead tree[edit]

A dead tree

These appear only in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. When a perfect fruit tree is shaken 4 to 7 times, it dies and becomes a dead tree, which serves no use to the player and should be cut down. When a perfect fruit tree dies, it produces a rotten fruit in addition to two perfect fruit. However, in Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo, fertilizer can revive dead trees.

Bamboo tree[edit]

A Bamboo
Main article: Bamboo

Bamboo trees debuted in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, where the bamboo shoots could be purchased in the Garden Shop. Fully grown bamboo stalks can spread on their own. In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, bamboo trees are a source of crafting materials. During spring, they will produce young spring bamboo that is used in seasonal recipes. Bamboo shoots can be found on the Mystery Island Tour or received from Daisy Mae.

Shaking trees[edit]

While all trees may be shaken by the player, only cedar and non fruit-bearing trees have a chance of containing hidden items. Each day a certain amount of 100 Bell bags, beehives (or wasp nests), and furniture leaves will be scattered among the town's trees. This number varies according to the total number of trees in the town as well as the iteration of Animal Crossing being played. The table below lists the item maximums according to game title.

Title Bell bags Beehives/Wasp nests Furniture leaves
Animal Crossing 30 5 2
Wild World 16 4 2
City Folk 30 5 2
New Leaf 20 5 2
New Horizons 15 5 2

Shaking trees may give more than 100 Bells, depending on the player's luck for that day.

Materials[edit]

In New Horizons, the following items are obtained from either shaking or chopping a tree.

Materials in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Item Image Icon Available from Sell price Recipes Total needed[nb 1]
Bamboo piece bamboo piece bamboo piece  Bamboo tree (Chopping with an axe)
  80 Bells 23 132
Bamboo shoot bamboo shoot bamboo shoot  Dig spot (near a full-grown bamboo tree)
 Daisy Mae (After purchasing 100 turnips)
  250 Bells 4 13
Hardwood hardwood hardwood  Tree (Chopping with an axe)
  60 Bells 66 475
Softwood softwood softwood  Tree (Chopping with an axe)
  60 Bells 64 384
Young spring bamboo young spring bamboo young spring bamboo  Bamboo tree (Chopping with an axe - Spring)
  200 Bells 12 62
Wood wood wood  Tree (Chopping with an axe)
  60 Bells 116 789
Acorn acorn acorn  Tree (Shaking - Fall)
 Cornimer (Fall)
  200 Bells 9 41
Pine cone pine cone pine cone  Cedar tree (Shaking - Fall)
  200 Bells 7 31
Tree branch tree branch tree branch  Tree (Shaking)
  5 Bells 21 117
Wasp nest wasp nest wasp nest  Tree (hardwood or cedar; shaking)
  300 Bells 4 15
Apple apple apple  Apple tree
 Nook's Cranny (Only if island's native fruit is apples.)
  500 Bells 24 90
Cherry cherry cherry  Cherry tree
 Nook's Cranny (Only if island's native fruit is Cherries.)
  500 Bells 24 91
Coconut coconut coconut  Coconut tree
  250 Bells 9 18
Orange orange orange  Orange tree
 Nook's Cranny (Only if island's native fruit is oranges.)
  500 Bells 26 94
Peach peach peach  Peach tree
 Nook's Cranny (Only if island's native fruit is peaches.)
  500 Bells 25 91
Pear pear pear  Pear tree
 Nook's Cranny (Only if island's native fruit is pears.)
  500 Bells 25 90
Leaf egg leaf egg leaf egg  Tree (Shaking - Bunny Day)
 Zipper (Trading 3 other eggs - Bunny Day)
  200 Bells 18 34
Wood egg wood egg wood egg  Tree (Chopping with an axe - Bunny Day)
 Zipper (Trading 3 other eggs - Bunny Day)
  200 Bells 18 34
Blue ornament blue ornament blue ornament  Cedar tree (Shaking - Festive season)
  50 Bells 11 43
Gold ornament gold ornament gold ornament  Cedar tree (Shaking - Festive season)
  50 Bells 15 47
Red ornament red ornament red ornament  Cedar tree (Shaking - Festive season)
  50 Bells 14 52
  1. ↑ Number of material needed to craft one of everything that requires this material
Includes data sourced from the Data Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing New Horizons, compiled and edited by 6480, noizhub, Ricky, chaiinchomp, saberslime, robotic_scarab, mollumisc, sunmarsh, kyrokey, obstinateRixatrix, jackiwi, Zalex, SuperHamster, kait, hyuum, Azarro, Czarcasm, cinnamon_swirlix, astronomyfortwo, Welcius, glowtopia, BriKun, Alyrei, dodocodes.com, StevieCoops, sneeze, Shiny190, TwistedPeach, LavaToaster, capstone, vmario, rocklamp, Alexis, Aeon, and PanchamBro.

Drop rates[edit]

Material Hardwood Tree Cedar Tree Palm Tree Bamboo Tree
Normal rates
Wood 35% 35% 30% -
Softwood 30% 35% 35% -
Hardwood 35% 30% 35% -
Bamboo Piece - - - 100%
Tree Branch 30% 30% - -
During Spring
Bamboo Piece - - - 70%
Young Spring Bamboo - - - 30%
During Bunny Day
Wood 25% 25% 15% -
Softwood 25% 30% 20% -
Hardwood 30% 25% 20% -
Wood Egg 20% 20% 45% -
During Fall
Tree Branch 27% 27% - -
Acorn 3% - - -
Pine Cone - 3% - -
During Festive Season
Red Ornament - 7.5% - -
Blue Ornament - 7.5% - -
Gold Ornament - 5% - -

Tree stumps[edit]

Left: Fruit, bell & oak tree designs. Right: Cedar tree designs.

All games in the Animal Crossing series allow the player to chop down trees, producing a stump. These stumps do not count as trees (or weeds) when determining perfect town status. Animal Crossing: City Folk introduced two insect species only found on stumps (violin beetle and longhorn beetle), and Animal Crossing: New Leaf introduced the ability for players to use stumps as chairs, and special tree stump designs next to which mushrooms may appear. In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the rosalia batesi beetle was added as another bug found on tree stumps, and the existing jewel beetle now appear on tree stumps instead of appearing on the front of trees.

Special stump designs[edit]

There are twelve stump designs in New Leaf. Six of these are exclusive to cedar trees, while the remainder are exclusive to fruit, bell, and oak trees. Special stump designs are created by delivering the final blow to a tree with any axe. A silver axe guarantees a special design, while a gold axe produces one only occasionally. A regular axe hardly ever produces one. Because only the final blow (of three) is the one that determines whether the stump will feature a special design, the first two swings can be made using a regular or gold axe to reduce wear on a silver axe.

The oak, bell, and fruit tree designs are, as follows: a heart design, a butterfly, a citrus pattern, a ginkgo leaf (the one that Crazy Redd uses as his logo), a cross (X), and a Triforce from The Legend of Zelda series. The cedar tree designs are a star, a cat, a flower similar to the one used to represent the Pikmin series, the leaf Tom Nook uses as a logo and the one furniture is turned into when in the players pockets, a music note, and a four-leaf clover.

Gallery[edit]

Menu Camera NH Icon.png

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing)

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing)

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing)

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing)

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing)

  • Cedar tree
    (Animal Crossing: City Folk)

  • Cedar tree
    (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)

  • Fruit tree
    (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)

  • Oak tree
    (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)

  • Cedar tree
    (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)

  • Palm tree
    (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)

  • Cedar tree
    (Animal Crossing series)

Trivia[edit]

  • Plants resembling Animal Crossing's hardwood trees appear throughout the landscape of 2002's Camp Hyrule, an annual online virtual summer camp that was sponsored and moderated by Nintendo of America.


Flora
Native flora Grass • Bamboo • Tree (Money tree • Sapling) Oak Tree NH Spring.png
Garden flora Bush • Flower (Lily of the valley)
Weed flora Clover • Dandelion (Dandelion puff) • Rafflesia • Weed
Harvestables Acorn • Fruit • Mushroom • Produce • Red turnip • White turnip
Phenomena Animal tracks • Hybrids • Tree stump design
Events Acorn Festival • Cherry Blossom Festival • Flower Fest • Nature Day • Weeding Day
Category
Geography
Land Acres • Beach • Cliff • Grass • Incline • Islet • Tree • Rock Nook Miles Globe NH Icon.png
Water Bay • Lake • Pond • River • Sea • Waterfall
Locations Town (Main Street • Campground) • City • Animal Island • Tortimer Island • Harv's Island • Mystery Islands
Phenomena Aurora • Environment rating • Shining soil • Animal tracks • Money rock • Weather (Tan)
Category
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