Below is the unicode ordering of common kanji from tree to plank.
木 \u6728 H69 tree · wood
未 \u672A H794 un- · not yet, hitherto, still, even now, sign of the ram, 1-3PM, 8th sign of Zh zodiac
末 \u672B H587 end · close, tip, powder, posterity
本 \u672C H70 book · present, main, origin, true, real, counter for long cylindrical things
札 \u672D H1304 tag · paper money, counter for bonds, placard, bid
朱 \u6731 H1346 vermilion · cinnabar, scarlet, red, bloody
朴 \u6734 H1819 crude · simple, plain, docile
机 \u673A H832 desk · table
朽 \u673D H1150 decay · rot, remain in seclusion
杉 \u6749 H1467 cedar · cryptomeria
材 \u6750 H485 lumber · log, timber, wood, talent
村 \u6751 H52 village · town
束 \u675F H1535 bundle · sheaf, ream, tie in bundles, govern, manage, control
条 \u6761 H716 article · clause, item, stripe, streak
来 \u6765 H217 come · due, next, cause, become
杯 \u676F H1685 counter for cupfuls · wine glass, glass, toast
東 \u6771 H184 east
松 \u677E H1394 pine tree
板 \u677F H373 plank · board, plate, stage
The numbers Hnnnn are for Henshall's A Guide to Remembering … and the point is to construct a mnemonic tale with all 19 characters … preferrably one you can write down later with the kanji correct and legible. The '\u' numbers are the Unicode-16 values in hex.
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