Paper (white) birch
Paper birch is intolerant of shade, so it thrives in open clearings and younger forests resulting from disturbances such as wildfire and insect infestations.
Learn MorePaper birch is intolerant of shade, so it thrives in open clearings and younger forests resulting from disturbances such as wildfire and insect infestations.
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Learn MorePonderosa pine is a large-crowned tree with a straight trunk. It is the largest of the western pine species and usually grows to 25 to 30 metres, although it can reach 50 metres with a diameter of two metres.
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