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Quercus chrysolepsis – canyon live oak
Description: evergreen broadleaved tree (30-80 ft.) or shrub (15 ft.) with spreading crown and holly-like leaves when young. Vigorous sprouter.…
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Populus trichocarpa – Black Cottonwood
Description: This large deciduous broadleaved tree is common throughout the Columbia River watershed. It thrives along streams from Alaska to…
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Populus tremuloides – Quaking Aspen
Description: deciduous broadleaved trees (30-80 ft.) with smooth white to green bark and rounded, fluttering leaves. Rapid growth rate. Quaking…
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Pinus monticola – Western White Pine
Description: evergreen conifer (120-180 ft) with 5 needles per fascicle. Its cones (5-12″) resemble bananas. Its initial fast growth rate…
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Pinus contorta var. latifolia – Lodgepole pine
Description: evergreen tree (30-100 ft.) with 2 needles per fascicle. Contorted refers to the twisted or contorted needles. The coastal…
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Pinus contorta – Shore Pine
Description: Coniferous evergreen tree (30-100 ft.) with 2 needles per fascicle. Contorted refers to the twisted or contorted needles. The…
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Tsunga mertensiana – Mountain Hemlock
Description: Common to subalpine zones of the Cascades and Olympics, this gorgeous conifer may grow anywhere from a dwarf size…
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Picea sitchensis – Sitka Spruce
Description: evergreen conifer (100-180 ft.) with pyramidal form and yellow-green, usually flattened needles. Woody cones (1-4″) hang down. Fast growth…
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Malus fusca (Pyrus fusca) – Western crabapple
Description: small trees (to 40 ft.) or thicket-forming shrubs (to 20 ft.) with white to pink blossoms (spring) and yellow…
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Lithocarpus densiflorus – Tanbark oak, tanoak
Description: evergreen tree or shrub (10-100ft) with pale pink or tan new growth. Gorgeous! Acorns attract birds and other critters.…
