Week 12

 

Drawings

Week 11-12, More clear (used as a study guide)

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Work Cited:

Vancouver Tree App

Great stand by source, helpful in retrieving information right away. Didn’t have some of the trees/shrubs.

Farrar, John Laird. “Trees in Canada” Canadian Journal of Forest Research.

Good source for native plants, interesting facts on a forestry level. VERY helpful, describing all the cones. A bit too in-depth for a general read/heavily botanical language.

N.A. “Guides & Information” Dave’s Garden. N.D. Retrieved from:http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/201192/#b

Surprisingly good source for basic information on trees and shrubs. However, it’s very brief with facts/doesn’t elaborate on information very often.

Family: Araucariaceae

  • Araucaria araucana
  • Common name: monkey puzzle tree
  • Form/Height/Spread: 6-10, 3-5m, rounded/cylindrical.
  • Leaf Descript: Large, dark green, pointed, spiral, overlapping scales.
  • ­Cone: Drooping cones in male, huge cones in female.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Sun and well-drained, rich, moist soil. Tolerates wind, aerosol salts, summer drought. Not tolerant of atmospheric pollution or poor drainage. Serious consideration, specimen or accent. Needs fitting site.

http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/FullImageDisplay.aspx?documentid=17630


 

Family: Cupressaceae

  • Calocedrus decurrens
  • Common name: incense cedar
  • Form/Height/Spread: Columnar-conic, 8-15, 2-4m
  • Leaf Descript: Scale leaved aromatic, evergreen
  • ­Cone: flattened fan like branchlets
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 6, full sun and well-drained soil, tolerates most urban conditions, nutrient pooor soils, summer drought, wind and de-icing salt. Specimen, vertical accent or subject for a hedgerow or screen.
http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/FullImageDisplay.aspx?documentid=31614
  • Chamaecyparis lawsoniana
  • Common name: Lawson cypress
  • Form/Height/Spread: Conical/Columnar, 8-15m, 4-7m.
  • Leaf Descript: Evergreen, blue green overlapping scales.
  • ­Cone: Attractive red cones in winter.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 5, full sun and mosite well drained humus rich soil. Needs air circulation. Tolerant of most urban conditions but intolerant of saturated soils. Specimen or accent, residential for smaller cultivars, excellent for planting on slab or large container. Grafted plants only.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f2/Chamaecyparis_lawsoniana.jpg

http://www.nzflora.info/factsheet/images%5CImage126Hlarge.jpg

  • Chamaecyparis pisifera Filifera Group
  • Common name: sawara cypress
  • Form/Height/Spread: Columnar conic. 6-10, 4-7m.
  • Leaf Descript: Overlapping scale, flattened, evergreen
  • ­Cone: Green yellowish cone
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 5, specimen or accent, residential, excellent for slab or container. Full sun, moist, well drained, rich soil, air circulation. Tolerant of most urban conditions but intolerant of saturated soils. Pest and disease free.

 
http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/FullImageDisplay.aspx?documentid=15862
  • Cryptomeria japonica
  • Common name: Japanese cedar
  • Form/Height/Spread: cylindric conic. 6-10, 4-6m.
  • Leaf Descript: Eveergreen, overlapping, awl shaped, forward pointing needles.
  • ­Cone: Small globose cones, 3 or more tooth-like projections.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 6, full sun with moist, well-dained soil, tolerates most urban conditions/drought, but not tolerant of poor drainage or drying winds.

http://www.azoresbioportal.angra.uac.pt/imagens/Imagenes/Fotos_Atlantis_Out08/Frahm_2//Cryptomeria_japonica_2.jpg

  • Cunninghamia lanceolata
  • Common name: China fir
  • Form/Height/Spread: Columnar-conic. 6-10, 4-6m.
  • Leaf Descript: Evegreen conifer, spiral arranged, dark green waxy blue, overlapping flattened needles.
  • ­Cone: Imbricate triangular-pointed scales.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 7, full sun to part shade in moist, well-drained soil, tolerant of drought but not low humidity or cold drying winds. Specimen. Suitable for planting on slab or in a large container.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fe/Cunninghamia_lanceolata_leaves.jpg

https://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~jhayden/conifers/cunninghamia_lanceolata_1s.JPG

  • Juniperus Sabina
  • Common name: savin juniper
  • Form/Height/Spread: mounded, oval, spreading. 1.3-1.5-2m.
  • Leaf Descript: Scale-like, evergreen.
  • ­Cone: Blue, green, male cones.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Full sun, well drained, moist soil. Zone 3. Grou or mass planting, mixed shrub border.

http://www.conifers.org/cu/ju/sabina2.jpg

  • Sequoia sempervirens
  • Common name: redwood
  • Form/Height/Spread: broad later branching. 10-20, 8-10m.
  • Leaf Descript: Evergreen conifer with spirally arranged, pointed dark green flattened needles.
  • ­Cone: Reddish brown and oblong
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 7. Full sun or part shade in deep, moist, well-drained soil. Tolerant of periodic drought when cool but not tolerant of drying or cold winds.

www.kazimingi.co.za

http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ldplants/images/se-se-gi2.jpg

  • Sequoiadendron giganteum
  • Common name: Sierra redwood or giant sequoia
  • Form/Height/Spread: Broadly conical. 8-18, 8-10m.
  • Leaf Descript: Aromatic, evergreen conifer with spirally arranged overlapping awl shaped green to blue leaves.
  • ­Cone: Ovoid.Clustered at tip.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 6. Full sun in evenly moist, well-drained, deep soil. Drought and heat tolerant but not tolerant of cold winds, de-icing salts or aerosol pollutants. Specimen, accent or in groves.

 

http://www.hiltonpond.org/images/CASequoiaCone01.jpg

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-iACl0iqcg78/TntFtixtHjI/AAAAAAAAAUA/rmBnUkr5egY/s1600/DSCF4459.JPG

Thuja occidentalis ‘Smaragd’

  • Common name: American arborvitae or eastern white cedar
  • Form/Height/Spread: Narrowly pyramidal. 8-12m, 5-8m.
  • Leaf Descript: Aromatic, evergreen conifer with overlapping dull green scale leaves, flattened.
  • ­Cone: Seed cones ovate
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 3, Full sun to part shade in moist, fertile, acidic soil. Tolerant of de-icing salts but not tolerant of poor draingage, drought or drying winds. Specimen accent, screen or hedge.

http://www.exoticbotanic.com/uploads/catalogue/product_88_thuja-occidentalis-smaragd-white-cedar-smaragd_1.jpg

Thujopsis dolabrata

  • Common name: hiba arborvitae
  • Form/Height/Spread: Conical, multi-stemmed. 8-15, 6-10m
  • Leaf Descript: Evergreen, overlapping thick lustrous dark green scales, white underneath*.
  • ­Cone: Subglobose seed cones
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 6, full sun to part shade in mosit, fertile, acid soil. Tolerant of drought and compacted soil. Specimen, accent screen or hedge.

www.plantsystematics.org

http://tcf.bh.cornell.edu/users/jdelaet/11_21_08_3/oeploa781/nDSC_8370.JPG


 

Family: Pinaceae

Cedrus atlantica

  • Common name: Atlas cedar
  • Form/Height/Spread: Pyramidal, 10-20, 7-15m
  • Leaf Descript: Blue/green, evergreen, needles, spiral.
  • ­Cone: Fist sized cones.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 6, full sun, good soil drainage and summer moisture. Tolerates wind, heat and drought but not tolerant of poor air circulation or shade. Specimen, narrow cultivars are used when space is limited.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/Atlas_Cedar_Cedrus_atlantica_’Glauca’_Needles_3008px.JPG

http://www.conifers.org/pi/ce/atlantica1.jpg

 

Cedrus deodara

  • Common name: Himalayan cedar
  • Form/Height/Spread: Pyramidal. 10-20m, 7-15m.
  • Leaf Descript: Needles are green/blue, evergreen, spiral.
  • ­Cone: Fist sized.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 6. Full sun, good drainage and summer moisture. TOelrates wind, heat and drought but not tolerant of poor air circulation and shade. Specimen. Narrow cultivars are used when space is limited.

http://www.stihl.com/global/knowhow/lexika/baumlexikon/img/zoom/cedrusdeodara-P-SP70_1.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4e/Cedrus_deodara_leaves_closeup.jpg

Picea omorika

  • Common name: Serbian spruce
  • Form/Height/Spread: Very narrow/conical. 8-15, 3-5m
  • Leaf Descript: Evergreen, conifer, needles spirally arranged, flattened, curved and blunt tipped.
  • ­Cone: Seed cones violet in spring, brown when ripe.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 4, Full sun in acidic summer mosit, welldrained soil, tolerant of infertile, compact soil, ocassional flooding and wind but not tolerant of extreme heat, shade or drought in shallow soil. Specimen, accent barrier, screen or grove.
File:Picea omorika needles-buds adaxial abaxial.jpg
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Picea_omorika_needles-buds_adaxial_abaxial.jpg
http://pics.davesgarden.com/pics/2004/11/05/Todd_Boland/16df9f.jpg

 

Pinus ponderosa (N)

  • Common name: ponderosa pine
  • Form/Height/Spread: Rounded, 8-15, 6-8m.
  • Leaf Descript: Evergreen conifer with stiff yellowish green to grey green needles.
  • ­Cone: Seed cones are reddish brown, prickly umbos.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit):Zone 3, full sun in welldrained soil with good air circulation, tolerant of drought but intolerant of shade and poor drainage, sensitive to cool mosit coniditons. Specimen or accent, suitable for growing on slab.

swbiodiversity.org

http://wnmu.edu/academic/nspages/gilaflora/p_strobiformis1.jpg

Pinus strobus

  • Common name: eastern white pine
  • Form/Height/Spread: conical. 8-18, 8-12m
  • Leaf Descript: Evergreen, blue green needles in bundles of 5.
  • ­Cone: Seed cones narrowly cylindrical
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 3, Full sun in well-drained, acidic soil. Tolerant of heat and poor drainage conditions and intolerant of atmospheric pollution and de-icing salts. Specimen, accent, screen or in a grove.

http://www.florafinder.com/Species/Pics/Pinus_strobus-needles.jpg

Tsuga canadensis

  • Common name: Canadian hemlock
  • Form/Height/Spread: Dense pyramidal. 40-70 ft, 25-30 ft.
  • Leaf Descript: Smallest needles and cones in genus. Flat lacy, evergreen. Short dark green needles, white bands underneath, opposite.
  • ­Cone: Brown cone, overlapping brachts.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 3-7, part shade to full shade, medium well drained soil. Shade areas of the landscape, lawn specimen, screen.

http://www.bio.brandeis.edu/fieldbio/medicinal_plants/images/e_hemlock_needles2_full.jpg

oregonstate.edu

www.bio.brandeis.edu


 

Family: Taxaceae

Taxus baccata ‘Fastigiata”

  • Common name: Irish yew
  • Form/Height/Spread: Vase shaped. 8-12m, 6-10m.
  • Leaf Descript: Evergreen, spirally arranged, dark flatten needles, light green underneath.
  • ­Cone: Single seed cone surrounded by red cup-like aril.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 6. Full sun, part shade in deep moist, well-drained soil. Tolerant of de-icing salts and periodic drought but not tolerant of drying or cold winds. Specimen, accent, screen or hedge.

https://classconnection.s3.amazonaws.com/261/flashcards/804261/jpg/comp_irish_yew1327180309943.jpg

bloomsandfood.com

 

Taxus baccata ‘Repandens”

  • Common name: Irish yew
  • Form/Height/Spread: Columnar, 7-10, 2-3m.
  • Leaf Descript: Needle-like, alternate.
  • ­Cone: Male cone. Monoecious.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 7, part sun, part shade, acidic well drained soil. Hedge row, screening, sheared hedge.

http://www.treetopics.com/taxus_baccata_repandens/prostrate_english_yew_8248-320.png

www.hort.uconn.edu

Taxus x media

  • Common name: yew
  • Form/Height/Spread: Upright, 5-7m, 2-3m.
  • Leaf Descript: Needle-like, spiral.
  • ­Cone: Male cone.
  • Site (Sun, Soil, Water, Limit): Zone 5. Deep shade, filtered shade, full sun part sun/part shade. Humus rich, well-drained soil. Screening or sheared hedge.

http://www.about-garden.com/images_data/2753-taxus-x-media-hicksii-yew-tree.jpg

http://plantsciences.montana.edu/horticulture/PS231/VCTT/area09/area09a/DSCN0331.JPG

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