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Weeping 
Willow Trees

Witch-Elm tree

Yew Trees

  The Beautiful Trees

All about the Palm Trees, Oak Trees, Pine Trees,

Willow Trees, Maple Trees and More!

Info about Palm Trees, Oak Trees, Pine Trees and other tree is what this web site is devoted to information about trees.  We have information on big trees and small!   We hope that this information is useful and always welcome input on how to improve it.

TREES are universal favorites. The Palm Tree sways in the tropics, the mighty Pine Tree towers boldly in winter.  The exhilarating verdure of the fruit tree in spring, the grateful shade of the oak tree in summer, the colored variety of the maple tree in autumn, and even the delicate tracery of their branching when exposed, leafless, in winter, endear them not only to the artist and the poet, but to us all. Dwellers in towns, though perhaps familiar with fewer kinds than are those whose lot is thrown amid rural scenes, certainly value trees at least as highly. Their many associations have interests alike for the historian and the moralist, for the student of literature, or of folk-lore or those interested in botany.

Here are lengthy descriptions of some of the most familiar trees.  Included are excerpts from the great poets, describing in their own words, these same beautiful trees.