Japanese Black Pine---

Pinus thunbergii

-Bundles of 2

-2-4" long, dark green, twisted, sharp

-Do not bend easily

Japanese Black Pine---

Pinus thunbergii

-Bundles of 2

-2-4" long, dark green, twisted, sharp

-Do not bend easily

Japanese Black Pine---

Pinus thunbergii

-Bundles of 2

-2-4" long, dark green, twisted, sharp

-Do not bend easily

Japanese Black Pine---

Pinus thunbergii

-Bundles of 2

-2-4" long, dark green, twisted, sharp

-Do not bend easily

Japanese Black Pine---

Pinus thunbergii

-Bundles of 2

-2-4" long, dark green, twisted, sharp

-Do not bend easily

Mugo Pine---

Pinus mugo var mugo

-Bundles of 2

-Thick, 1.5-3" long, distinct ring tailed twig

-Cylyndrical, resinous, very white candle bud

-5-8 feet tall

Mugo Pine---

Pinus mugo var mugo

-Bundles of 2

-Thick, 1.5-3" long, distinct ring tailed twig

-Cylyndrical, resinous, very white candle bud

-5-8 feet tall

Mugo Pine---

Pinus mugo var mugo

-Bundles of 2

-Thick, 1.5-3" long, distinct ring tailed twig

-Cylyndrical, resinous, very white candle bud

-5-8 feet tall

Mugo Pine---

Pinus mugo var mugo

-Bundles of 2

-Thick, 1.5-3" long, distinct ring tailed twig

-Cylyndrical, resinous, very white candle bud

-5-8 feet tall

Mugo Pine---

Pinus mugo var mugo

-Bundles of 2

-Thick, 1.5-3" long, distinct ring tailed twig

-Cylyndrical, resinous, very white candle bud

-5-8 feet tall

Mugo Pine---

Pinus mugo var mugo

-Bundles of 2

-Thick, 1.5-3" long, distinct ring tailed twig

-Cylyndrical, resinous, very white candle bud

-5-8 feet tall

Foothills Pine---

Pinus sabiniana

-Bundles of 3

-Very long 8-12", skinny and soft

-Not dense on tree, feathery texture

-12"x6", 4-6 pound cones

-Typically multitrunked after 10' up

Foothills Pine---

Pinus sabiniana

-Bundles of 3

-Very long 8-12", skinny and soft

-Not dense on tree, feathery texture

-12"x6", 4-6 pound cones

-Typically multitrunked after 10' up

Foothills Pine---

Pinus sabiniana

-Bundles of 3

-Very long 8-12", skinny and soft

-Not dense on tree, feathery texture

-12"x6", 4-6 pound cones

-Typically multitrunked after 10' up

Eastern White Pine---

Pinus strobus

-5 needles

-2-5", skinny, soft

-Strong stoma line on needles

-Cones similar to monticola, but not as long

-More vertically checkered bark than monticola

Eastern White Pine---

Pinus strobus

-5 needles

-2-5", skinny, soft

-Strong stoma line on needles

-Cones similar to monticola, but not as long

-More vertically checkered bark than monticola

Eastern White Pine---

Pinus strobus

-5 needles

-2-5", skinny, soft

-Strong stoma line on needles

-Cones similar to monticola, but not as long

-More vertically checkered bark than monticola

Eastern White Pine---

Pinus strobus

-5 needles

-2-5", skinny, soft

-Strong stoma line on needles

-Cones similar to monticola, but not as long

-More vertically checkered bark than monticola

Eastern White Pine---

Pinus strobus

-5 needles

-2-5", skinny, soft

-Strong stoma line on needles

-Cones similar to monticola, but not as long

-More vertically checkered bark than monticola

Austrian Pine---

Pinus nigra

-2 needles

-Stout, 3-6", straight, dark green, bend easy, dense on tree

-Largest of the two "onion shaped" terminal buds (thunburgii is the other)

-Dark silloheutte

-3-5" cone, depressed umbo

Austrian Pine---

Pinus nigra

-2 needles

-Stout, 3-6", straight, dark green, bend easy, dense on tree

-Largest of the two "onion shaped" terminal buds (thunburgii is the other)

-Dark silloheutte

-3-5" cone, depressed umbo

Austrian Pine---

Pinus nigra

-2 needles

-Stout, 3-6", straight, dark green, bend easy, dense on tree

-Largest of the two "onion shaped" terminal buds (thunburgii is the other)

-Dark silloheutte

-3-5" cone, depressed umbo

Austrian Pine---

Pinus nigra

-2 needles

-Stout, 3-6", straight, dark green, bend easy, dense on tree

-Largest of the two "onion shaped" terminal buds (thunburgii is the other)

-Dark silloheutte

-3-5" cone, depressed umbo

Austrian Pine---

Pinus nigra

-2 needles

-Stout, 3-6", straight, dark green, bend easy, dense on tree

-Largest of the two "onion shaped" terminal buds (thunburgii is the other)

-Dark silloheutte

-3-5" cone, depressed umbo

Austrian Pine---

Pinus nigra

-2 needles

-Stout, 3-6", straight, dark green, bend easy, dense on tree

-Largest of the two "onion shaped" terminal buds (thunburgii is the other)

-Dark silloheutte

-3-5" cone, depressed umbo

Japanese Red Pine---

Pinus densiflora

-2 needles

-2-5", skinny, sparse on branch, medium green-yellow green

-Orangish/red flakey bark

-very flatly scaled cone

Japanese Red Pine---

Pinus densiflora

-2 needles

-2-5", skinny, sparse on branch, medium green-yellow green

-Orangish/red flakey bark

-very flatly scaled cone

Japanese Red Pine---

Pinus densiflora

-2 needles

-2-5", skinny, sparse on branch, medium green-yellow green

-Orangish/red flakey bark

-very flatly scaled cone

Japanese Red Pine---

Pinus densiflora

-2 needles

-2-5", skinny, sparse on branch, medium green-yellow green

-Orangish/red flakey bark

-very flatly scaled cone

Japanese Red Pine---

Pinus densiflora

-2 needles

-2-5", skinny, sparse on branch, medium green-yellow green

-Orangish/red flakey bark

-very flatly scaled cone

Japanese Red Pine---

Pinus densiflora

-2 needles

-2-5", skinny, sparse on branch, medium green-yellow green

-Orangish/red flakey bark

-very flatly scaled cone

Scotch Pine---

Pinus sylvestris

-2 needles

-Slight twist, relatively sparce but more so than densiflora

-1-4", bluish cast to needle

-cone has a "pyramid" topography

Scotch Pine---

Pinus sylvestris

-2 needles

-Slight twist, relatively sparce but more so than densiflora

-1-4", bluish cast to needle

-cone has a "pyramid" topography

Scotch Pine---

Pinus sylvestris

-2 needles

-Slight twist, relatively sparce but more so than densiflora

-1-4", bluish cast to needle

-cone has a "pyramid" topography

Scotch Pine---

Pinus sylvestris

-2 needles

-Slight twist, relatively sparce but more so than densiflora

-1-4", bluish cast to needle

-cone has a "pyramid" topography

Scotch Pine---

Pinus sylvestris

-2 needles

-Slight twist, relatively sparce but more so than densiflora

-1-4", bluish cast to needle

-cone has a "pyramid" topography

Scotch Pine---

Pinus sylvestris

-2 needles

-Slight twist, relatively sparce but more so than densiflora

-1-4", bluish cast to needle

-cone has a "pyramid" topography

Umbrella Pine---

Sciadopitys verticillata

-Whirled, very distinct bundles

-2-5", furrowed top and bottom

-Dark green on top, lighter below, can be bronzey in winter

-2-4" upright on branch cone

Umbrella Pine---

Sciadopitys verticillata

-Whirled, very distinct bundles

-2-5", furrowed top and bottom

-Dark green on top, lighter below, can be bronzey in winter

-2-4" upright on branch cone

Umbrella Pine---

Sciadopitys verticillata

-Whirled, very distinct bundles

-2-5", furrowed top and bottom

-Dark green on top, lighter below, can be bronzey in winter

-2-4" upright on branch cone

Umbrella Pine---

Sciadopitys verticillata

-Whirled, very distinct bundles

-2-5", furrowed top and bottom

-Dark green on top, lighter below, can be bronzey in winter

-2-4" upright on branch cone

Umbrella Pine---

Sciadopitys verticillata

-Whirled, very distinct bundles

-2-5", furrowed top and bottom

-Dark green on top, lighter below, can be bronzey in winter

-2-4" upright on branch cone

Himalayan Pine---

Pinus wallichiana

-5 needles

-6-8" long, long, droopy and hang down

-stoma line

-Largest cone of 5 needle pines, <8", papery and resinous

-Tap root, tolerates pollution

Himalayan Pine---

Pinus wallichiana

-5 needles

-6-8" long, long, droopy and hang down

-stoma line

-Largest cone of 5 needle pines, <8", papery and resinous

-Tap root, tolerates pollution

Himalayan Pine---

Pinus wallichiana

-5 needles

-6-8" long, long, droopy and hang down

-stoma line

-Largest cone of 5 needle pines, <8", papery and resinous

-Tap root, tolerates pollution

Himalayan Pine---

Pinus wallichiana

-5 needles

-6-8" long, long, droopy and hang down

-stoma line

-Largest cone of 5 needle pines, <8", papery and resinous

-Tap root, tolerates pollution

Himalayan Pine---

Pinus wallichiana

-5 needles

-6-8" long, long, droopy and hang down

-stoma line

-Largest cone of 5 needle pines, <8", papery and resinous

-Tap root, tolerates pollution

Himalayan Pine---

Pinus wallichiana

-5 needles

-6-8" long, long, droopy and hang down

-stoma line

-Largest cone of 5 needle pines, <8", papery and resinous

-Tap root, tolerates pollution

Fatshedera---

X Fatshedera lizei

-Best in F Shade

-Alternate, 6-12", very deeply lobed, 3-5 lobes

-Sometimes purple tint on petiole

Fatshedera---

X Fatshedera lizei

-Best in F Shade

-Alternate, 6-12", very deeply lobed, 3-5 lobes

-Sometimes purple tint on petiole

Fatshedera---

X Fatshedera lizei

-Best in F Shade

-Alternate, 6-12", very deeply lobed, 3-5 lobes

-Sometimes purple tint on petiole

Fatshedera---

X Fatshedera lizei

-Best in F Shade

-Alternate, 6-12", very deeply lobed, 3-5 lobes

-Sometimes purple tint on petiole

Periwinkle---

Vinca minor

-Opposite, evergreen

-Eliptic-oblong, glossy medium dark green

-If you break the petiole, it bleeds milky sap

-5 petal, periwinkle flower, squared off @ tip

-Invasive

Periwinkle---

Vinca minor

-Opposite, evergreen

-Eliptic-oblong, glossy medium dark green

-If you break the petiole, it bleeds milky sap

-5 petal, periwinkle flower, squared off @ tip

-Invasive

Periwinkle---

Vinca minor

-Opposite, evergreen

-Eliptic-oblong, glossy medium dark green

-If you break the petiole, it bleeds milky sap

-5 petal, periwinkle flower, squared off @ tip

-Invasive

Periwinkle---

Vinca minor

-Opposite, evergreen

-Eliptic-oblong, glossy medium dark green

-If you break the petiole, it bleeds milky sap

-5 petal, periwinkle flower, squared off @ tip

-Invasive

Periwinkle---

Vinca minor

-Opposite, evergreen

-Eliptic-oblong, glossy medium dark green

-If you break the petiole, it bleeds milky sap

-5 petal, periwinkle flower, squared off @ tip

-Invasive

Japanese Pachysandra---

Pachysandra terminalis

-8-12" tall, spreads by runners

-Alternate-whirled

-Large teeth on top half of margin

-White cluster spikes of 1-2" flowers @ tips of leaves

Japanese Pachysandra---

Pachysandra terminalis

-8-12" tall, spreads by runners

-Alternate-whirled

-Large teeth on top half of margin

-White cluster spikes of 1-2" flowers @ tips of leaves

Japanese Pachysandra---

Pachysandra terminalis

-8-12" tall, spreads by runners

-Alternate-whirled

-Large teeth on top half of margin

-White cluster spikes of 1-2" flowers @ tips of leaves

Japanese Pachysandra---

Pachysandra terminalis

-8-12" tall, spreads by runners

-Alternate-whirled

-Large teeth on top half of margin

-White cluster spikes of 1-2" flowers @ tips of leaves

Japanese Pachysandra---

Pachysandra terminalis

-8-12" tall, spreads by runners

-Alternate-whirled

-Large teeth on top half of margin

-White cluster spikes of 1-2" flowers @ tips of leaves

Creeping St. Johnswort---

Hypericum calycinum

-Opposite, 2-3", ovate, entire, cessil (no petiole)

-Red stem on new growth

-Semi-evergreen

Creeping St. Johnswort---

Hypericum calycinum

-Opposite, 2-3", ovate, entire, cessil (no petiole)

-Red stem on new growth

-Semi-evergreen

Creeping St. Johnswort---

Hypericum calycinum

-Opposite, 2-3", ovate, entire, cessil (no petiole)

-Red stem on new growth

-Semi-evergreen

Creeping St. Johnswort---

Hypericum calycinum

-Opposite, 2-3", ovate, entire, cessil (no petiole)

-Red stem on new growth

-Semi-evergreen

Creeping St. Johnswort---

Hypericum calycinum

-Opposite, 2-3", ovate, entire, cessil (no petiole)

-Red stem on new growth

-Semi-evergreen

Creeping St. Johnswort---

Hypericum calycinum

-Opposite, 2-3", ovate, entire, cessil (no petiole)

-Red stem on new growth

-Semi-evergreen

Mt. Vernon English Laurelcherry---

Prunus laurocerasis 'Mt. Vernon'

-Dwarf, smallest cultivar of E.laurelcherry

-Alternate, more round than other cultivars (more like parent)

-Yellow midvein

-Woody stem

-Loose, sprawling, free form

Mt. Vernon English Laurelcherry---

Prunus laurocerasis 'Mt. Vernon'

-Dwarf, smallest cultivar of E.laurelcherry

-Alternate, more round than other cultivars (more like parent)

-Yellow midvein

-Woody stem

-Loose, sprawling, free form

Mt. Vernon English Laurelcherry---

Prunus laurocerasis 'Mt. Vernon'

-Dwarf, smallest cultivar of E.laurelcherry

-Alternate, more round than other cultivars (more like parent)

-Yellow midvein

-Woody stem

-Loose, sprawling, free form

Mt. Vernon English Laurelcherry---

Prunus laurocerasis 'Mt. Vernon'

-Dwarf, smallest cultivar of E.laurelcherry

-Alternate, more round than other cultivars (more like parent)

-Yellow midvein

-Woody stem

-Loose, sprawling, free form

Mt. Vernon English Laurelcherry---

Prunus laurocerasis 'Mt. Vernon'

-Dwarf, smallest cultivar of E.laurelcherry

-Alternate, more round than other cultivars (more like parent)

-Yellow midvein

-Woody stem

-Loose, sprawling, free form

Mt. Vernon English Laurelcherry---

Prunus laurocerasis 'Mt. Vernon'

-Dwarf, smallest cultivar of E.laurelcherry

-Alternate, more round than other cultivars (more like parent)

-Yellow midvein

-Woody stem

-Loose, sprawling, free form