Tree species

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American Beech

The wood of American beech is heavy, hard, tough and strong, so much so that loggers used to leave them uncut. As a...

Arbutus

Both Arbutus unedo, native to Europe, and the Arbutus x Marina hybrid, are broadleaf evergreens commonly referred to...

Ashe Juniper

Ashe juniper, like many juniper species, is commonly referred to as a ‘cedar’, and in Texas is often called ‘post...

Azalea and Rhododendron

Azalea and Rhododendron are included in a single genus (Rhododendron) that represents 500 to 900 species of evergreen...

Bay

Bay is evergreen and grown as a large shrub or small tree, reaching around 8 to 12 m tall. Plants are separated into...

Birch

There are several birch species common in landscapes, including the native river birch (B. nigra) and paper birch (B....

Blue Spruce

Blue spruce is native to the Rocky Mountain region of the United States, but is widely planted as an ornamental well...

Boxwood

Genus of about 70 species of evergreen shrubs and trees found in habitats ranging from rocky hills to woodland in...

Boxwood

Boxwood is one of the most common landscape plants in the world. Genus of about 70 species of evergreen shrubs and...

California Bay

California bay (or CA bay laurel) is a large native tree most often found growing along streams or creeks, or in...