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  • Lodgepole Pine

    Image Slim, straight and fire-friendly

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  • Noble Fir

    Image Oregon’s most popular 

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  • Oregon Ash

    Image Preferred by sportsmen everywhere

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  • Oregon White Oak

    Image Enjoy some wine and a cozy fire

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  • Pacific Dogwood

    Image A basket of flowers

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  • Pacific Madrone

    Image The broadleaf imitator

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  • Pacific Silver Fir

    Image Choice of urban landscapers

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  • Pacific Yew

    A medical marvel

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  • Paper Birch

    Year-round beautyConsidered 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. A popular landscape tree, its fall color and white bark in winter make an unbeatable combination. 

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  • Ponderosa Pine

    Image Both beauty and versatility

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  • Port-Orford-Cedar

    Sculptured tree or lumberHighly valued as an ornamental tree, it is often used for bonsai and hedges. It is also an important timber tree and is used to make Venetian blinds, sashes, doors and interior finish millwork because of its light, strong, fine-grained wood.

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  • Quaking Aspen

    Image The trembling tree

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  • Red Alder

    Radiant and colorfulBroadly acclaimed for a variety of high-value wood products, alder also fixes nitrogen from the atmosphere and is an excellent recycler of nutrients. Native Americans used the bark to treat many problems from insect bites to lymphatic disorders. They also used the bark to dye fishing nets to make them less visible underwater.

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  • Sitka Spruce

    A truly renaissance tree

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  • Subalpine Fir

    Image Rehabilitation and conservation

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  • Sugar Pine

    Image Largest of all pines

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  • Vine Maple

    Image Range

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  • Western Larch

    One of the world’s few deciduous conifers 

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  • Willow

    Image A shady spot down by the riverside

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  • White Fir

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