Trees – Page 7 – Tree Pictures BLog

Oak Tree

Tree photo of an oak tree in the winter. Leaves generally fall off late in the season but before winter. Some leaves remain until the new spring leaves arrive.

Farm Trees

Image of trees on the farm.

Willow Tree Garden

Winter tree image of willows used as a back drop in garden landscape.

Tree Log Winter Image

Cut Tree Log in Winter Photo

Maple Trees Landscape

Great image of Maple Tree Landscape in country estate field.

Red Maple Large

Red Maple with majestic red Autumn leaves is wider than tree’s height.

Old Maple Tree

Maple Tree with squirrel or bird nest hole

Old Fallen Birch Tree

The paper birch tree is readily identified by it white paper bark that peels off.

This birch has fallen some time ago, life span of the birch is relatively short in comparison to other trees (100+ years) at about 30-40 years.

White trunk and branch bark is a unique feature of this tree and is a top landscaping pick for a feature tree in front yards.

We have many types of birch tree pictures at our Birch Trees page

Locus Trees

Autumn picture of honey locust trees .

The honey locust tree variety has smaller leaves than the regular honey locust.

Leaves turn a bright yellow and are pretty when the sun passes though on a bright Fall day.

Maple Tree with Winter Leaves

Deciduous trees lose their leaves seasonally in the winter but some leaves like on this Maple Tree are still holding on.

This is true with some red oak trees where a few leaves will stay on the tree until spring.

We have lots of types of maple tree pictures and can been viewed on our Maple Trees page.

Row of Cedar Trees

Cedar being an evergreen tree makes for a great year round hedge.

These white cedar trees run the edge of a driveway and provide more of a wind break.

Many property owners plant a row of cedars as a property line break rather than use more expensive options such as a wood fence.

There are many types of cedar trees and more pictures can be found on our Cedar Trees page

Pine and Cedar Tree Decor

Making a natural center piece is easiest if you have access to branches of a pine and/or cedar tree.

The white pine and cedar are evergreen trees so creating a natural display can be done any time during the year,

Christmas is the best time. Especially with twinkle lights and a few snowy décor accessories.

We have lots of Pictures of Christmas Trees

Snowy Branches

Crisp white fluffy snow accumulates on branches in the forest

White Pine Tree

A mature white pine is one of the taller trees in the forest.

In the evergreen tree class, because it retains it’s green needles year round.

In the Autumn a large perimeter bed of fallen needles is created .. which animals rummage around in and source the seeds found in pine cones

White Pine trees is readily identified by it’s soft needles.

3 Maple Trees

Telephoto image of three maple trees in a distant farmer’s field.

Nicely spaced apart, the image reveals how differently shaped the maple tree grows.

Maples tree are about 25-35 years old.

Weeping Birch Tree

Weeping Birch Tree is great feature tree in one’s garden with it’s graceful drooping downward branches.

This church landscape design features a large wood cross left to weather grey.

A Weeping Birch tree can be found in most garden nursery centres .. not so much in the big box building stores!

Cedar Tree Hedge

Two features of a having a good Cedar Tree Hedge are:

Privacy and
Cedar hedge can define your property line(s)

If you have a trouble neighbor there is truth in the saying the “good fences make good neighbors”

A cedar hedge could provide the privacy you are after!

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