Where Does Sassafras Trees Grow

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The sassafras tree is a deciduous tree, which means it sheds its leaves seasonally, and can grow up to 100 feet tall - that's taller than a 10-story building! It's also a member of the laurel family, and its bark has a distinct, camphor-like aroma. So, if you're out for a hike and catch a whiff of something funny, it might just be a sassafras tree!

Now, you might be wondering, where exactly can I find these sassafras trees? Well, they love to grow in areas with full sun to partial shade, and well-drained soil - think woodland edges or old fields. And, if you're lucky, you might even stumble upon a sassafras forest - it's like discovering a hidden treasure!

Plant of the Month November 2026: Sassafras — Northern Neck Native

But, what's really cool about sassafras trees is their ecological importance. They provide food and shelter for all sorts of wildlife, from birds to squirrels, and even support a variety of insects - like the sassafras swallowtail butterfly. So, by appreciating these trees, we're also supporting the local ecosystem!