Evergreen Trees

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Evergreen Trees
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Branch Undersurface
Grand Fir
Green on top White banding on bottom
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White X-like lines on underside during summer.
Small cones with only 8 scales, found on short
stalks
False or Hinoki Cypress
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Greenish gray 2 needles
Deodar Cedar
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5 needles per bundle. Cones are long and curved.
Branching Occurs in whorls around the trunk.
Eastern White Pine
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2 Needle Bundles, shorter blue-grey needles
Scotch Pine
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Flattened single needles, spirally arranged,
short (1/4 to ¾), rounded tips. Yellow-Green
to Green.
Western Hemlock
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Leave are Scale-like, opposite pairs, in four
rows, folded in one pair but not in the other and
overlapping like shingles. Arranged on the twigs
in flat, fan-like sprays. Bark is reddish-brown
and shreds.
Western Red Cedar
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Pointed Buds, Bluish green in color, flat and
soft. 1-1/8 long protrude from all directions
of branch.
Douglas Fir
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2 needle bundles, 5-7 long
Japanese Black Pine
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Sharp Square (needles in cross-section)
Colorado Blue Spruce
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Southern Magnolia
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Sharp, Square (needles in cross-section)
Norway Spruce
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Needle packages in groups of 2, 3, 5 Rarely
only 1
Ponderosa Pine
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Small cone, ½-3/4 diameter
Leyland Cypress
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J or hockey stick shape to needles, white
banding on both top and bottom
Flat Needles (usually) Friendly to touch
Noble Fir
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Bluish gray 1 needles
Blue Atlas Cedar