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Deciduous Trees and Shrubs With All-Season Interest, HYG-1143-96
... . Bold, picturesque form is this tree's most imposing characteristic. Rough, scaly, gray to dark brown bark and attractive pods add to interest during winter. Unfolding leaves have a pinkish to purple ... to 20 feet. In addition to papery bark texture, the form of this tree makes it an outstanding addition to any landscape. The cinnamon brown bark exfoliates on young to intermediate aged trees ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Berries
Berries There are bluish berries and red or brown bark The berries are brownish and the bark is grey
signsofdissent.com

Russian Olive Canker and Dieback
... wilt and die and leaves remain withered and attached. The sapwood below the dead, orange-brown bark turns black, and the discoloration extends beyond the canker. Cankers are oval and depressed; most ... whenever rain and wounds are present. Spores ooze from fruiting bodies on the dead, orange-brown bark whenever rains wet the branches. Control: Russian olives with dieback might best be removed and ...
web1.msue.msu.edu

Pokeweed Phytolacca americana uses Poke Salet
... and the plant matures. The root is conical, large and fleshy, covered with a thin brown bark. Leaves are about 5 inches long and 2 to 3 inches wide, simple, alternate, ovate ...
www.altnature.com

Arnold Arboretum - Self-guided conifer tour
... the Scotch pine, pitch pine also has distinctive bark, arranged in red-brown or yellow-brown plates with deep furrows. It is a ... with protection from high winds. Japanese cryptomeria’s lovely, reddish-brown bark exfoliates in long strips. The awl-shaped needles are spirally ... . Its bark is thin and coffee-brown scales peel off in platelets. The cones are purple when young and cinnamon-brown when ripe. ...
www.arboretum.harvard.edu

Arnold Arboretum - Current Plant Highlights - October
... turn yellow and red in fall, seeming to appear orange from a distance. The ash-brown bark exfoliates as it ages, adding additional character. Though its yellow flowers are not particularly showy ... yellow. Coincident with the autumn color change, the leaves emit the strong aroma of caramelized brown sugar. Some trees in their native Japan or China have been known to reach heights ...
www.arboretum.harvard.edu
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Winter Gardening—Design Tips that Work
... polished mahogany rattles of Iris sibirica to tower on their sturdy stalks; and the garnet-brown, seedhead-topped spears of Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' to stand above semi-evergreen purple ... trees are bare, and the texture of papery exfoliating bark (the orange-brown bark of Acer griseum or the light tan and darker cinnamon-brown bark of Heptacodium miconioides, the seven-son flower) suits the ...
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PINUS INSECT PROBLEMS
... leading to discolored foliage and stunted plants. Closer examination of infested branches will reveal brown, mottled rounded scales. The scales produce sticky honeydew that may coat the part of ... brown. Bark beetles bore into trunks making small holes scattered up and down the trunk. The holes look like shotholes. Keep trees healthy as stressed trees are more susceptible to attack. . Pine bark ...
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Slash Pine Bark
... 1.2 in) thick; outer layers continually shedding orange to reddish-brown Pinus elliottii - title page Range and Habitat Interactive Comparison Tool Bark Reproductive Structures Glossary Leaves and Buds Additional Images References
ncsu.edu

Table Mountain Pine Bark
... Bark Pinus pungens Lamb. Bark Bark characteristics: young bark thin, scaly; dark gray mature bark thin; furrowed into scaly plates 2 to 2.5 cm (0.8 to 1 in) thick reddish-brown to dark brown Unlike its common associate pitch pine, Pinus rigida, the bark ... Range and Habitat Interactive Comparison Tool Bark ...
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