Wildlife Species Library

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african sumac

Searsia lancea

A resilient evergreen with a graceful, weeping silhouette, the African Sumac is a cornerstone of biodiversity that pr...

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Alaska yellow cedar

Callitropsis nootkatensis

A majestic and resilient icon of the Pacific Northwest, the Alaska yellow cedar is famous for its elegant weeping bra...

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alligator juniper

Juniperus deppeana

Defined by its iconic checkered bark and resilience in the face of drought, the Alligator Juniper is a sentinel of th...

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alternate-leaved dogwood

Cornus alternifolia

Defined by its striking 'pagoda' layers and vibrant fruit, the alternate-leaved dogwood is a centerpiece of the easte...

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American persimmon

Diospyros virginiana

Often called the 'sugar plum' of the forest, the American persimmon is a hardy native tree famous for its sweet autum...

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Ashe juniper

Juniperus ashei

The rugged backbone of the Texas Hill Country, the Ashe juniper is more than just a tree—it is a vital sanctuary for ...

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Atlantic white cedar

Chamaecyparis thyoides

A spire-like sentinel of the Eastern wetlands, the Atlantic white cedar defines the mysterious beauty of coastal swam...

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Australian Cheesewood

Pittosporum undulatum

Famed for its sweet, jasmine-like scent and vibrant orange berries, the Australian Cheesewood is a magnet for backyar...

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baldcypress

Taxodium distichum

A prehistoric sentinel of the American South, the baldcypress is a rare deciduous conifer famous for its moss-draped ...

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balsam fir

Abies balsamea

The aromatic icon of the North American wilderness, the Balsam Fir is famous for its perfect conical shape and silver...

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balsam poplar

Populus balsamifera

The balsam poplar is a fragrant giant of the North, famous for its resin-scented spring buds and its vital role in st...

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bigleaf magnolia

Magnolia macrophylla

The bigleaf magnolia is a prehistoric giant hiding in the American South, boasting the largest leaves and flowers of ...

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bigtooth aspen

Populus grandidentata

A fast-growing pioneer of the North American woods, the Bigtooth Aspen is famous for its fluttering golden leaves and...

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bishop pine

Pinus muricata

A rugged icon of the California coast, the Bishop Pine is a fire-adapted survivor that turns harsh sea winds into a t...

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bitternut hickory

Carya cordiformis

The bitternut hickory is the most widespread of the North American hickories, famous for its striking sulphur-yellow ...

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black ash

Fraxinus nigra

A champion of the wetlands, the Black Ash is a vital tree that thrives where other hardwoods fail. While currently fa...

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black cherry

Prunus serotina

The Black Cherry is the ultimate backyard wildlife hub, offering a seasonal feast for everything from songbirds to fo...

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black cottonwood

Populus trichocarpa

The titan of the riverbank, the black cottonwood is the largest poplar species in the Americas, famous for its fragra...

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Black Gum

Eucalyptus aggregata

A hardy survivor of Australia's frost-prone tablelands, the Black Gum is a vital refuge for high-altitude wildlife. I...

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black peppermint

Eucalyptus amygdalina

A Tasmanian icon, the black peppermint is famous for its mint-scented leaves and elegant, weeping canopy. This hardy ...

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black pine

Pinus nigra

Rugged, resilient, and reaching for the clouds, the black pine is an evergreen icon that provides vital shelter for o...

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black spruce

Picea mariana

The resilient sentinel of the north, the Black Spruce thrives where other trees fail, anchoring the vast boreal ecosy...

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Blakely's red gum

Eucalyptus blakelyi

A cornerstone of the Australian bush, Blakely's red gum is a majestic evergreen known for its smooth, mottled bark an...

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blue spruce

Picea pungens

The blue spruce is the crown jewel of the Rocky Mountains, famous for its striking silvery-blue needles and perfect p...

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box elder

Acer negundo

Often called the 'Manitoba Maple,' the Box Elder is a fast-growing North American native that bridges the gap between...

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broadleaf peppermint gum

Eucalyptus dives

An aromatic icon of the Australian tablelands, the Broadleaf Peppermint Gum is more than just a tree—it's a thriving ...

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Butternut

Juglans cinerea

A rare gem of the North American forest, the Butternut is beloved for its rich, buttery nuts and distinctive silvery ...

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California bay

Umbellularia californica

The California bay is the pungent sentinel of Western forests, known for its spicy aroma and dense evergreen canopy. ...

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California incense-cedar

Calocedrus decurrens

The California incense-cedar is a titan of the West, recognizable by its aromatic, reddish bark and unique 'wine glas...

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Candlebark

Eucalyptus rubida

A masterpiece of the Australian tablelands, the Candlebark is famous for its glowing white trunk that blushes deep pi...

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Cape Ash

Ekebergia capensis

A majestic African evergreen with a sweeping canopy, the Cape Ash is a cornerstone of biodiversity that transforms an...

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Cape Fig

Ficus sur

Often called the 'supermarket of the bush,' the Cape Fig is a massive, fast-growing tree that produces spectacular cl...

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Carolina hemlock

Tsuga caroliniana

A rare and rugged gem of the southern Appalachians, the Carolina hemlock stands as a resilient sentinel on rocky moun...

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Ceylon cinnamon

Cinnamomum verum

The legendary 'true cinnamon' of Sri Lanka, this aromatic evergreen is as beautiful in a garden as it is essential in...

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Cheese Tree

Glochidion ferdinandi

Famous for its whimsical fruit that looks exactly like miniature wheels of cheese, this Australian native is a bustli...

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Chinaberry

Melia azedarach

The Chinaberry is a stunning but controversial resident of the backyard landscape, famous for its fragrant lilac bloo...