What Type of Trees on this Street?
Author: treeluv
Palm Tree Images
Tropical palm trees are a majestic site to locals and holiday visitors.
Palm Tree Bay View, Jamacia
Palm Trees surround the pool creating some shade, Nice!
Palm Trees on the Beach
These evergreen Palm Tree Images are year round images for the locals and winter images for the tourists!
Camouflage Working?
Monster Hydro Transformer Ugly?
New “tree leaf” styled vinyl can be and is available to be applied to your neighborhood undesirable municipal hardware.
Is this Leaf Camouflage Leaf working?
Maple Trees New
Young Maple Tree saplings in their first year of growth.
The more sunlight and water they get … the faster they grow to Maple’s 50-60 foot high maturity!
Cedar Trees New
The evergreen cedar tree fights to germinate it’s seed and survive in the forest.
In this photo, little cedar seeds have found their way between the limestone cracks and with a little ground water try to establish themselves.
PS Cedars and rough stonework go together so well in gardens and landscaping!
Forest Flowers Chart
Native Plant and Flower garden is a novel idea.
This maybe where one’s garden is possibly remote, away from water sources or you like what color and variety that your native wild flowers have to offer!
Flowering Orchid?
Orchid Flowers come in a multitude of colors!
Not a wonder they are so popular!
All Flowers! White Forsythia
Early Spring bloomer along with a good reason to get outside and check the garden. The White Forsythia Shrub flowers bloom before their leaves come out! So it’s just flowers!
Named after William Forsyth, one sees the yellow flowering type of Forsythia more often in gardens.
Forsythia plant produces multiple stems branching out from the base. 
White Forsythia Flowers bloom before the leaves develop!
Pretty white flowers are a nice garden starter welcoming in Spring and it’s warm weather.
The genus is named after Mr. William Forsyth.
PS Many people have the more common Yellow Flowering Forsythia. It is also one of the earliest Spring Shrubs to bloom.
Thinking Wood Bench?
Wood Bench with an amazing view!
If you got a view … “Bench it” .. and enjoy the scenery!
Bench view of Mount Rundle in Canada’s Banff National Park, Alberta. The Cree name was Waskahigan Watchi or house mountain because of it’s large size – Elevation: 2,948 m or 9725 feet high.
PS: More benches are needed in our Nations Parks
2 Baby Oak Trees?
What does a new small oak tree look like?
Amazing that these little Oak trees grow 60 to 100 feet tall!
An Oak Tree is ok in a large garden around the perimeter .. but grow too large at maturity!
PS Maple Tree leaves are surrounding the two little oaks!
Birch Trees
Row of birch trees in the foreground stands out against the forest backdrop.
Paper or White Birch tree leaves are green in the Spring thru Summer turning yellow in the Fall.
Driftwood Garden
Creativeness repurposes a large Driftwood Tree root into a garden design.
Driftwood image in the natural elements of water and mountains – Moraine Lake, Banff, Alberta
Blue Spruce
What does a Blue Spruce look Like?
Blue Spruce Tree type looks much like a Christmas Tree. Getting it’s name from the blue hue of it’s spruces needles.
Each year, new Spring Season needles tend to be a brighter blue color.
Tree Service When?
One of the best times to do Tree Service is in the spring before a trees new growth season starts.
This tree has had several tree limb trimmings as shown by the new and weathered old chain saw cuts.
When is Maple Sap Collected?
Maple syrup producers collect Maple Tree’s Sap which runs in Early Spring.
In the olden day a farmer would go around the trees and empty buckets of Maple sap. New technology and needs of efficiency, the Maple Syrup producer uses piping strung between the sugar Maple trees to save time and lower costs.
Maple tree sap is very watery when collected … after which it is boiled down to thicker liquid with a high sugar content … thus Maple Syrup!
Tree Uses?
Trees offer great security due to their strength and immovability Heavy chain can be used for securing equipment, large animals, or your pets …
Weakest link will not be the tree!
HogWeed Warning
There’s are weeds, poison ivy, poison oak come to mind …. then the nasty hogweed!
Hog Weed grows to be a very tall weed that is a lot more serious.
Hog Weed Sign warns of one’s risk … to “avoid contact as may cause severe burns and/or blindness”
Forest Pond Dangers!
Wood sign warns of Spring dangers around the Forest Pond.
Wood Statue
Tribute to the beaver is this large wooden carved statue. Place as the feature of a sizable garden, the statue is carved out of a solid piece of a tree trunk.
Daffodil Spring Flowers
Signs of Spring! Daffodils are a perennial bulb returning every year with their beautiful flowers.
Miniature Daffy flowers are a cute addition to ones garden and produce longer lasting color than the crocus flower.
Did you know that Daffodils are toxic. If swallowed it can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
Good part is squirrels don’t seem to like Daffodils either!
Daffodils in Spring are a symbol of rebirth and new beginnings.
Daffodil in full flower.Cedar Cluster
Mature Evergreens CEDARS that have grown together into one. These rather tall mature cedar tree grouping are still trimmable.
An experienced landscaper, with a little care can reduce height and/or to reshape.
Wood Siding Aspenite
New House Dreams? Spring is a great time to hunt for that new house. Shown here is Wood Aspenite 4′ x 8′ siding or boards which are used to provide a flat surface to attached plastic or metal siding, brick or other masonry finishes.
Winter Images
Old Tree Stump with snow pile! 
Turkey Vultures
Turkey Vultures circle endlessly in the warm up drafts of the afternoon.
Turkey Vultures do roost at night. This old wood barn provides good protection from the weather elements.
These birds are in search for dead carrion, dead or decaying animals that they can feed on.