Eastern Hemlock Tree Type showing the trunk and branches.
Scientific name is Tsuga canadensis and is classified as a coniferous tree, meaning it looses it’s foliage in winter.
Eastern Hemlock Tree growth is at 6 to 10 inches per year with a mature tree height of over 100 (33 meters) feet tall.
Having trouble identifying a particular tree you would like to incorporate in your landscape design?
Why not pay a visit to your local arboretum. They do a fantastic job of labeling their trees and plants.
As indicated on the sign, the scientific name for the Eastern Arborvitae, Sherwood Moss is Thuja occidentalis.
Old trees at the edge of the beaver pond create fresh sun light openings for new tree growth to reach out to the sun and flourish.
Pine trees are classified as coniferous trees or evergreens as they do not lose their leaves in winter.
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