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The heartwood of the coast redwood is resilient and repels insects and decay. It can take temperatures down to -20°F but fries in hot, dry weather. Birds and small mammals will eat the fruits, but humans can get sick from them as they are, as their name indicates, quite bitter. Native to the Pacific Northwest, Pacific silver fir ranges from southern Alaska to northern California. Engelmann spruce grows in areas of high precipitation, usually in the form of snow. Understory Oregon State University Landscape Plant Database Identify woody plants and browse native and non-native landscape trees for form, color, and function Friends of Trees Tree Database Browse trees offered by Friends of Trees It prefers wet, mild maritime climates with frequent summer fog because “fog drip” is an important source of moisture during dry summer months. Understory 120 Multi-lobed; irregular. California black oak is distributed along foothills and lower mountains of California and southern Oregon. It loves moist sites along streams and near springs or other wet areas, and it tends to be more prominent in the foothills of the Cascades and Coast Range where rainfall is heavier than on the valley floor. Management This is one reason they also do well in British Columbia and Montana where the winters are harsh. Temperatures range from below -50°F in the winter to more than 90°F in the summer. Because it is an attractive tree that grows easily on steep, rocky slopes, it is desirable to urban planners as a slope stabilizer. Character It is an important riparian tree and prefers sites with moving water. Understory The wood of the juniper is used mainly for fuel and fence posts, so it is generally not grown for commercial use, although its berries are a spice used in a wide variety of culinary dishes and best known for the primary flavoring in gin (and responsible for gin's name, which is a shortening of the Dutch word for juniper, genever). It is a cornerstone of Oregon’s forest practices rules. Oregon white oak is also a good host for the truffle (Tuber melanosporum), and many European countries now manage stands of white oak just for this purpose. The Manual of Oregon Trees and Shrubs (305 p), by Ed Jensen and others, is used for native tree and shrub identification in the College of Forestry at Oregon State University. Character Character Sculptured tree or lumber Hemlock is well known for its gorgeous wood, but it is also a source of different kinds of food. Radiant and colorful It has a good shade tolerance as an understory tree but can also tolerate full sun as long as the ground is moist. Climate But because of its beauty and history, the Lebanon cedar has been planted throughout the world. Its monopolization of water in regions where water is typically scarce is cause for concern. Range Needles are borne in dense clusters on large, woody pegs and are 1 to 2 inches long. However, native species of shrubs and trees should be removed to reduce competition and improve growing conditions. Along its range you’ll find a diverse understory of grasses, shrubs and cacti. Its fruit is bright red at first, quickly changing to deep purple or black. Range The California red fir is native to the mountains of southwest Oregon and California. Usually in the understory, found throughout western Oregon on moist, well-drained sites. Engelmann spruce has been, and continues to be, a lumber source, but because it is found at high elevations, it is difficult to harvest. Management Management Climate In field plantations the Jeffrey pine grows less rapidly than ponderosa pine during the sapling stage, but more rapidly in the pole stage. One tasty tree Ash is the traditional choice for making baseball bats, oars, skis and other sporting goods. It is particularly well suited to well-drained, gravelly soils near streams and tolerant of flooding. A medical marvel Range Range 410 Round. Character The largest of the spruces, the Sitka can grow 125-180 feet tall and 3-5 feet in diameter, with an open crown of somewhat pendulous branches. Its cones are very distinctive. Once established in the landscape it is considered drought-tolerant. Climate Character Elderberry and blackberry are also found, making it an ideal place for many mammals and birds. Vine maple looks like a shrub or small deciduous tree, growing to 20 feet with multiple stems. Deer and elk will eat leaves and twigs. Deodar cedar grows best in acidic, loamy, well drained, sandy to clay soils. Beautiful stands of Sitka spruce frame our coastline, adding to its beauty and mystique. Management It is used for fuel, coarse lumber, quality veneer, solid framing, plywood and printing paper. Character It grows on the western side of the state, spanning from British Columbia down into northern California. Range Management Preferred by sportsmen everywhere Its wood is easily worked and is ideally suited for window and door frames, paneling, shelving and other structural applications. Unlike other closed-cone species whose cones open with hot weather, the knobcone pine must have fire for reproduction. Other special uses include piano keys and organ pipes, which demand wood of especially straight, even grain. East-side Douglas-fir forests are drier than those of southwestern Oregon, and have more extreme temperature fluctuations both daily and seasonally. The showy white bracts in bloom are spectacular, and many wonder who planted these trees out in the wild. Climate It is easy to spot because of buds covered only by soft fuzz during winter. Temperature and precipitation vary widely throughout the range of sugar pine, as it can thrive equally well in warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Management Strong and straight The quaking aspen is an adaptive species and can endure lows of -78°F and highs of 110°F. Understory Used mainly for pulp products such as books, newsprint and fine printing paper, aspen is especially good for panel products such as strand or wafer board. It can survive perceived drought and is the dominate, if the only, tree species in areas where the rainfall is less than 12 inches a year, but can easily survive on much less. Herbaceous plants, huckleberry, currants, rhododendrons and grasses are dominant in the understory of noble firs. The fruit is a bright red “berry” or aril, which is highly poisonous to humans, especially small children, if eaten. Climate Tree availability is seasonal with early spring offering the largest selection. For optimal results, bitter cherry should be propagated from seed, but can also be propagated from softwood stem or root cuttings. The Sitka spruce is one of the hardiest trees, and it can grow in poor soils and on exposed sites where few other trees can grow successfully. A very fast-growing hybrid of black cottonwood and eastern cottonwood is grown in plantations in Oregon for pulp, lumber and biomass. It is an evergreen with broadleaf, leathery, thick leaves that last throughout the winter. The Jeffrey pine can occupy a diverse range of climatic conditions, from the arid slopes bordering deserts to the edges of moist, high mountain meadows. Its crown is shaped like a pyramid, with the top somewhat rounded and limbs extending nearly to the ground. Its strength and availability in large dimensions make it outstanding for heavy-duty construction as well, such as trestles, bridges and commercial buildings. Considered by many to be one of the most attractive native forest trees in North America, the paper birch can be an eye-catching ornamental tree often associated with the unspoiled wilderness. The bark is thin, seldom exceeding ½ inch in thickness, and is composed of loosely attached red-brown scales. Some forests are dominated by tree species such as Douglas-fir that have adapted to rainy climates. Its seeds are eagerly sought by small rodents and birds, which aid in their dispersal. Douglas-fir trees are important as habitat for nesting birds, and decaying trees and snags are a key source of cavities for woodpeckers and other cavity nesters. In Oregon, you might hear its nut described as a filbert, which is correct. Millions of Douglas-fir Christmas trees are exported from Oregon each year. Its pine fiber is excellent for making paper and composite products as well. These are large evergreen trees in the family Pinaceae that grow up to 330 ft. (100 m) tall. Its range extends south from British Columbia and from western Montana to northeastern Oregon, with a preference for deep, porous soils and gentle slopes. Although the incense-cedar prefers direct sunlight, moist soil and a cool environment, it is well adapted to droughty conditions and extreme temperatures. Willows can interbreed and as a result become difficult to identify. Today the medicine is synthesized from English yew foliage, so Pacific yews are not peeled or harvested for taxol. Many animals take advantage of living in or near the maple for its highly palatable leaves, good seed production and nesting possibilities. On cooler sites, manzanita and western serviceberry occur frequently, with beargrass common to all sites. This stifles scrub growth, so its understory is often a low undergrowth of grasses. Choose one of the two items by clicking on one of the white boxes. Douglas-fir is a long-lived, early- to mid-successional species. However, this species does provide shelter, and its acorns are an important source of food for jays, woodpeckers, mountain quail, ground squirrels and mule deer. Architects and designers admire its close grain and the warmth, beauty and structural integrity it brings to a room. Understory You’ll also find stands at lower elevations along stream bottoms where cold air flows down the valley and collects in localized frost pockets. Range Management The climate of this zone is wet and mild. Year-round beauty Timber of the gods It is the northernmost extension of the much larger redwood forest of northern California, reaching only about 10 miles across the border into southern Oregon. Paper birch is a transcontinental species and grows in a wide variety of conditions, from full sun to moderate shade, and from dry soils to moist. 0 The oldest known cedar of Lebanon is more than 1,000 years old. Making homes beautiful for centuries Understory Range It is also the logo of Middle East Airlines. The mature bark is gray and scaly. Management This distinctive evergreen has silver blue-green needles. Ever wonder why pencils smell so good? h�bbd```b``~"��>`���(�lu ��Drփ�}`rX�"��/���`�(�� ,�"폀ٶ`�DJ=����:,�"���l'��`s^�E���� �d�EC��R ɘ?��#���r#�0H�oP��70 V.� Range California black oak grows best in a zone where 10 to 50 percent of the precipitation occurs as snow. Without frequent fires, the grand fir would likely be the predominant conifer species in old-growth forests on the valley floor. Management It has intermediate shade tolerance. Oregon ash is not generally managed for timber production, but it shows great potential due to its moderate growth, straight trunk and excellent wood characteristics. The hemlock is long-lived, with the oldest known hemlock coming in at 1,200 years. Subalpine-fir-dominated stands generally do provide cover for large and small wildlife species. Grouse and raccoons eat the fruit and will pass the seed undigested, so it may be widely distributed. Range There are 30 native coniferous species and 37 native species of broadleaf trees. The typical elevation range of the sugar pine is from 1,100 to 5,400 feet in the Cascade Range. Like other alders, it is a great fixer of atmospheric nitrogen. Range The white alder is very competitive and its shade is dense; consequently there is often has a very limited understory consisting mostly of willows, wild rose, blackberry and poison oak. They grow best in deep soil on slopes facing the sea. The only absolute requirement for quaking aspen is lots of sunlight. Range Incense-cedar is often found on drier sites in the southern Willamette Valley and continue into the mountains of southwestern and eastern Oregon. Prefers sunny and well-drained locations. Character Management Oregon white oaks in winter The Portland Plant List is comprised of two lists and supporting information: the Native Plants List and the Nuisance Plants List . As a shade-intolerant tree, pre-commercial thinning will encourage growth. In the more arid portions of the state east of the Cascade Range, tree species such as ponderosa pine are more common. Its upright cones are 2 to 5 inches long, oblong, olive-green to purple. This, in addition to its propensity to grow in thick, dense groves, means very little plant life can survive in its understory. The western juniper can survive in conditions and climates very few tree species can tolerate. Ponderosa pine occurs in pure stands or may be mixed with lodgepole pine, grand fir, Douglas-fir, western larch, western white pine, incense-cedar, white fir and quaking aspen. Character The knobcone pine grows best in climates characterized by wet, mild winters and hot, dry summers. Character Today, reforestation efforts are underway but hampered by the presence of firs and other trees that took over the western white pine's range when this species died back. A truly renaissance tree In addition to growing alongside Douglas-firs, the grand fir also grows well with western hemlock, ponderosa pine and Engelmann spruce. Tree or shrub, it's all about location Bark is smooth, stringy or a checkered pattern. Climate The sugar pine grows in a wide variety of soils derived from rocks of volcanic, granitic and sedimentary origin, but grows best in well-drained loams and sandy loams. Its understory is typically herbaceous species and usually fire-followers. Bookmark this page and visit it whenever you have a tree to identify. Character Pacific yew is one of the few conifers that can sprout from its base if the top is killed or damaged. long cones. Parts of the bitter cherry tree were used for poultices and bark infusions by Native Americans. It has cylindrical cones, 3.5 to 6 inches long, occupying the tips of the uppermost branches. Bitter cherry occurs in a variety of habitats, from mountain brush to woodland and riparian areas. Black cottonwood prefers moist, riparian areas at elevations of 0-6,000 feet. �jH���N��.�^� Climate Understory Species Data - Table of Relative Working and Physical Properties (metric, inch-pound)Oregon Conifers. As a result, uneven-aged forestry is often practiced, typically with group selection as the harvest technique. It is also used for paper and is a fine timber species as it is quite strong for its weight. Its leaves or needles are 2 to 3 inches long, silvery-blue to silvery-green. Legend has it the Sacagawea was captured by Blackfoot while she collected chokecherries and taken east, where she met Lewis and Clark. On warmer sites you’ll find an understory of huckleberry oak, red huckleberry, pygmy Oregon grape, and box-leaved silk-tassel. The grand fir’s thin bark makes it susceptible to fire. Understory Understory And if you see many little trees near one another, they may just be coming from the same root system. Our illustrated, step-by-step process makes it easy to identify a tree simply by the kinds of leaves it produces. Range Climate Fruit is single-seeded bracts known as samaras that resemble little canoes. It is prized for red fall foliage. Noble fir is common in middle to upper elevations for the entire length of the Cascades and at higher elevations in the Siskiyous and Coast Range. This oak grows best in sheltered canyons, and can reach heights of 80 feet or more. Climate Controlling competing species and creating mineral seedbeds with fire is essential to maintaining western larch in forest stands. Cascara sprouts vigorously, so is often found in stands that have been logged or burned. Character Character Like all true firs, cones sit on top of branches rather than hang down. Bigleaf maple can form pure stands but are usually found in riparian hardwood forests or mixed with evergreens or oaks. The juniper tree can survive in arid climates because of its ability to draw and store water. Grows on moist, sunny sites throughout much of Oregon; it is adaptable to a wide range of temperatures and precipitation. Its seeds are eaten by several species of small mammals and birds. The western white pine can occur in a variety of climates ranging from warm and wet to cool and dry. The wood from a ponderosa pine is quite versatile and can be used from construction to millwork. It is responsible for much of the timber volume in California, but is less accessible in the high altitudes of the Siskiyou and Cascades ranges in Oregon where harvesting is minimal. Range Fruit is small and purple with a single seed inside. Climate This tree is known to have exceptional needle retention. Climate The climate of west-side Douglas-fir forests ranges from wet and mild in the north to drier and warmer in the south. Pharmaceutical companies process 5 million pounds of cascara bark from the Pacific Northwest annually for use in laxatives. The Oregon ash has unique leaves, which are elliptical in shape and have five to nine leaflets per compound leaf. The deodar cedar does well in dry, sunny spots and will tolerate high pH and clay soil. Climate Understory Willow is typically found in riparian areas as shrubs, but can also be found on uplands as trees and shrubs. The mortality of trees has been high in areas infected for ten years or more. In recent years a disease called Swiss needle cast has caused managers to consider planting western hemlock instead of Douglas-fir on many coastal sites. Management Forest management practices such as clearcutting and shelterwood harvests, followed by planting and thinning, result in similar even-aged stands. Use it where it will have excellent drainage, doesn't get too wet. The species is hardy to at least -4°F, but growth and survival are poor in high rainfall areas, so planting should be confined to warmer areas with moderate annual rainfall. The western larch is one of the only coniferous trees to lose all its needles every year after they turn yellow, usually a trait only found in broadleaf trees. The noble fir is a tree that loves altitude. On moderate to gentle slopes and flat ground where water does not collect, stands are closed with no understory or herbaceous vegetation. 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The dense growth of Pacific silver fir provides cover and protection during the winter for wildlife. California black oak provided a fountain of resources to Native Americans of Oregon, including food, medicine, dyes, utensils, games, toys and construction materials. As a result it can withstand climatic extremes and city stress better than other firs. Its understory usually consists of thick, shade-loving ferns, trees and shrubs, making it the ideal habitat for a large variety of mammals, reptiles, amphibians and birds. The upper several feet of the crown may have a diameter of less than 1 foot. Bigleaf maple is a vigorous stump sprouter, and often forms multiple stem sprout clumps after a tree is cut. At lower elevations, it tends to suffer from root rot and other ailments, which shorten its life and deform it. Roughly 30 species are native in some part of the state, making Oregon second only to California as the state with the most na-tive conifer species. Its soft, lightweight wood is weak and has low durability, so it has limited use commercially. Management Understory Quaking aspens grow in large and dense colonies throughout North America, so its understory can only support shade-tolerant shrubs and plants. Management Understory It is native to the West Coast and occurs from the coast ranges of British Columbia down to California. Shagbark hickory trees grow in various environments, although they thrive in drained areas. It generally occupies sites with a short growing season caused by cold winters, cool summers, frequent summer frosts and heavy snowpack. Understory It is very similar to the Atlas Cedar, but has a much thicker trunk and, like the Atlas cedar, it is not suited to street plantings, but makes an exceptional specimen tree. The bigleaf maple has the largest leaves of all the maples, hence the name. Its leaves are needle-like, about 1 inch long, blue-green in color, stiff and pointed. 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