Tree Pictures BLog – Page 37 – World of Many Types of Trees

Black Walnut Tree

A lovely spot to relax on the red bench overlooking the water, beneath the shade of a black walnut tree.

Diseased Ash Tree Emerald Ash Borer

This Ash Tree has been devastated by the emerald ash borer which has attacked a great number of our ash trees over the past 10 years.

Maple Tree: Japanese Redblood

The striking red color of the Japanese Maple tree
provides high contrast against the surrounding green trees and shrubs in any landscape design.

Purple Rhododendron Flower

Rhododendron shrubs have masses of large showy flowers and shining foliage. The flowers are pink, rose, lilac, or purple.

Crabapple Tree

Picture of flowers and young fruit of the crabapple tree.
We invite you to view more crab apple tree pictures or photos of other tree types at tree- pictures.com

White Spruce Needles

The White Spruce is a variety of spruce tree native to North America. The needles are four-sided, sharp to the touch and arranged in a spiral formation on the branches.

Japanese Maple Leaves

The bright red colour of the Japanese maple leaves provide a striking contrast against the grey stone wall in this landscape design.

Crimson Maple Tree

The Crimson Maple Tree is a striking contrast to other greenery when used in landscape design.

Honey Locust Trees

Sunburst Honey locust trees are popular landscape trees because of their light, feathery foliage that turns bright yellow in the Fall.

Lilac Tree Ivory Silk

A late bloomer in the lilac family. The Japanese lilac tree “Ivory Silk” produces masses of white, fragrant flowers.

Honey Locust Tree

The honey locust can be identified by their compound leaves with 20 to 30 leaflets.

Maple Tree Leaves

Maple trees are easily recognizable by the distinctive shape of their leaves. There are 125 species of maple trees.

Schuette Oak Tree Leaves

The Schuette Oak tree was named after J.H. Schuette (1821-1908). This hybrid oak is a cross between the Swamp White Oak and Bur Oak.

Shrub Roses

Shrub roses are often used in commercial landscape design to add continuous colour during the summer months. These bright pink roses provide a striking contrast to their dark green leaves.