Tree species

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Common Ash

One of the most commonest trees in Britain. Readily distinguished by its light grey bark (smooth in younger trees,...

Common Lime

Common lime (Tilia x europaea) is a deciduous broadleaf tree, native to the UK and parts of Europe. A hybrid of the...

Common Walnut

This deciduous tree has bark which changes from green brown when young to pale and fissured when mature. Walnut was...

Cork Oak

Cork oak is native to SW Europe and NW Africa, and is widely grown in Spain and Portugal for cork production. Cork oak...

Crab Apple

Crabapples ( Malus, spp.) are a versatile and popular small tree for urban and suburban landscapes. More than 400...

Crabapple

All apples, including crabapples, are believed to have originated in the mountains of Kazakhstan, and were brought...

Crepe Myrtle

There are many species and cultivars of crepe myrtle, but the most common are varieties of L. indica. Native to Asia...

Dogwood

There are several common dogwoods in the landscape, but the three most common species found in the PNW and B.C. are...

Douglas Fir

Douglas fir is one of the most predominant trees found in forests of the PNW and western Canada. Native from B.C....

Edible Fruiting Apple

The tree originated in Central Asia. Alexander the Great is credited with finding dwarfed apples in Kazakhstan in 328...