Loveland’s tree streets include 22 streets named for trees in the Pine Family. The family includes 234 species worldwide and they separate into nine groups: cedars, Douglas-firs, firs, golden ...

You have just met a flat, friendly fir. Fir trees are widespread across the western half of the United States, and the ones commonly found here are the subalpine fir and the Douglas fir. Fir cones are ...

Is it a pine, a fir or a spruce tree? Following are tips that can be used to identify which is which. Needles Like deciduous trees, conifers can be identified by their “leaves.” ...

Douglas firs reach a height of 300 feet or more in the wild. Despite the name, this tree is not a true fir, pine or spruce. Don't miss our complete guide to growing holly trees and berries.

The pine, the spruce and the fir tree generally prefer slightly acidic soil and full sun and have a preference for medium moisture. There are plenty of other evergreens to discover. There are ...

Balsam Creek Lane Tree Farm, E8762 Silver Creek Road, Bear Creek. Cut-your-own and fresh-cut options include balsam and Fraser fir and Colorado blue spruce. ANR Tree Farm, E1274 State 54, Waupaca.

Drier summers and a decline in average snowpack over the past 40 years have severely hampered the establishment of two foundational tree species in subalpine regions of Colorado’s Front Range, ...

Norway spruce is a widely cultivated species in Central Europe; however, it is highly susceptible to droughts, which are predicted to become more frequent in the future. A solution to adapt spruce ...

It stripped the needles from fir and spruce trees across most of northern Maine, killing 7 million acres of trees and costing the state’s forest economy hundreds of millions of dollars.