- Catalpa
- Cedar & Arborvitae
- Cherry
- Chestnut
- Citrus
- Crabapple
- Dogwood
- Douglas-Fir
- Elm
- Fir
- Ginkgo
- Goldenrain
- Hawthorn
- Hickory
- Holly
- Horsechestnut and Buckeye
- Juniper
- Kentucky Coffee Tree
- Linden
- Locust
- London Planetree
- Magnolia
- Maple
- Mulberry
- Oak
- Palm
- Pear
- Pine
- Poplar Aspen & Cottonwood
- Redbud
- Rose
- Spruce
- Sycamore
- Tuliptree
- Willow
- Wisteria
There are about 35 species of pine tree found throughout North America, particularly in the northern areas. In addition, a number of foreign trees, such as Scots pine and Austrian pine, have been introduced for commercial and ornamental purposes. Pines are evergreens with long, needle-shaped leaves. The female flowers of the tree are called cones. Depending on the type, pines have a variety of commercial uses including furniture. The varieties of shapes and the durability of pines make them attractive choices for the home landscaper.
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