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More than 100 different species of trees grow in Michigan, with about 64 species being the most common trees found in the state. Conifers have needle-like or scale-like, almost always evergreen leaves, while broadleaf trees have flat, broad leaves that are usually deciduous in Michigan, fall...
Reaching a mature height of 45 to 75 feet and spread of 45 feet, the Northern red oak (Q. rubra) is often grown in urban environments throughout Michigan as a shade tree. This oak tree has 4- to 8-inch-long, dark green leaves with seven to 11 waxy, spine-tipped lobes. The leaves...
Great Garden Plants is one of the best places to buy good quality perennials online, especially if you live in a Northern climate. They are located in Michigan and carry lots of plants that are hardy all the way down to zone 2! Like Home Depot, their website has a filter for zone whi...
If you are looking for trees with red leaves, the native northern red oak might be the species for you. Growing best in US hardiness zone 3 to zone 7, the northern red oak, Quercus rubra, is a Midwest native, growing wild across states including Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Nebraska. ...
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In northern temperate climates, moss will grow on the northern side of the tree trunk, where there is more shade. Also, a tree’s rings can help point you in the right direction too. If you’re in the northern hemisphere, you can see the rings of the tree grow slightly thicker on th...
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But these TNC workers were planting red and bur oak (which are uncommon in northern Minnesota) from seed sources more than 200 miles to the southwest, and white pine from as far away as the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, 400 miles to the southeast. TNC is anticipating a day soon — within...