Lakeshore Park has a great diversity of trees, including some well over one hundred years old, with over 95 labeled species of trees, and more than 1000 individual trees listed in the city inventory for the park. London Planetree, Pin Oaks, and Red Maples lead the count with over ninety individuals each followed closely by Southern Magnolia and Willow Oak with each having over 70 individual trees. Other common trees species include Flowering Dogwood, Black Walnut, Common Hackberry, Chinese Elm, Sugar Maple, Black gum, and Eastern White Pine. Also, the arboretum contains many labeled shrub species. The Lakeshore Park Conservancy continues to add to the total number and diversity of trees during the implementation of the park master plan. Labels include the scientific and common name for each species and are attached directly to the tree or on a stake at the base of the tree. To date over 560 trees have been labeled. The Conservancy is planting over seven hundred additional trees as part of the Phase 2 Part 1 improvements at the park.