Plant Origin: North America
Burton Constable Holiday Park, East Yorkshire
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Lawson Cypress ‘Columnaris Glauca’
The cones of Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Columnaris Glauca’ are small, measuring approximately 1…
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Honey Locust
The “Sunburst” honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos ‘Sunburst’) produces flat, twisted, and spiraled…
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Lawson Cypress ‘Stewartii’
The Lawson Cypress produces small, spherical cones that are typically less than…
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Lodge Pole Pine
The Lodgepole Pine produces oval-shaped pinecones that measure about 1.5 to 3…
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False Locust
False locust trees typically produce pea-like flowers rather than traditional fruits.
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Douglas Fir
The Douglas Fir produces small cone-like structures called strobiles or cones as…
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Colorado Spruce
The cones of Picea pungens glauca are small and cylindrical, measuring approximately…
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Canadian Poplar
Populus canadensis produces distinctive fruit structures called capsules.
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Black Cottonwood
Black cottonwood produces a distinctive type of fruit known as a capsule.
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Black Locust
The Black Locust produces elongated clusters of fragrant white flowers.
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