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Trees of Reed: True Firs
... more or less whorled branches. All trees in this genus have needle-like leaves and cones that stand erect on the limbs until disintegrating in late summer. Abies bornmulleriana Turkish Fir ... , this fir is blue-green in color and thrives in cool, damp climates. Its cones are distinctive: cylindrical, green to olive-brown, bracts longer than the cone scales. A close-up look ...
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Trees of Reed: Hemlocks
... it was too late. All the good cones were gone and poor Harry was stuck with tiny little cones and he could only hang his head ... Ever since then, hemlocks have been easy to recognize by their tiny cones and the tops that hang over to the side. (Moral: Pay ... bottle-brush effect by growing all around the stem. Cones are 1/2 to 3 inches, cylindrical, hanging down from the branches and are purple when ...
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