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“I am a palm tree champion! I am confident I can weather life’s storms since I have already paid the price and have deep-seated religious beliefs.” John Di LemmeDid you know that over 3000 cabbage palms are in the Palm valley? The cabbage…
All kinds of coniferous trees, including pine trees, produce cones but pine cones can only come from the pine trees that are part of the genus Pinus. These seed-containing pine cones are imperative for a pine tree to be…
The Buccaneer Palm Tree has a scientific name of Pseudophoenix sargentii but it is also commonly known as the Florida cherry palm tree, Sargent’s Cherry Palm, and Palma de Guinea. This tree is part of the Arecaceae family. It is a…
The eastern white pine tree is a beautiful tree that is plentiful throughout the eastern part of the North American continent, including the United States. The eastern part of the country has a climate that is cooler than other parts and…
Swamp white oak, with the scientific name of Quercus bicolor, is a medium-sized tree that can be found in forests throughout the north central, and northeastern parts of the United States. You can find this interesting tree along the…
The Bristly Locust tree (Robinia hispida) is a species of Robinia native to the southeastern United States, from northern Florida to southern Virginia. It grows in dry, sandy soils and is tolerant of drought and heat. The flowers are white or…
The Chinkapin Oak Tree (Quercus muehlenbergii) is a deciduous tree that is native to North America. It is also known as the swamp white oak, water oak, or simply chinkapin. The Chinkapin Oak grows to a height of 50-60 feet and…
“If the oak tree is the king, as legend says, then the white oak is the king of kings throughout its range.” David Peattie. The white oak is among the most distinctive oaks in the eastern United States. It’s…
Over 450 species of oak trees grow worldwide and dozens of red and oak tree varieties grow in North America. Red and white oak trees are renowned for their magnificence in your landscape, and both are grown for lumber….