31 Hemlock Tree Facts You Should Be Aware Of
Majestic and evergreen, hemlock trees have graced North America's landscape since time immemorial. Towering in the forest, these conifers are members of the pine family and are recognized by their feathery, dark green foliage.
The eastern hemlock, native to regions such as the Appalachian Mountains, and the western hemlock found in coastal areas tell a tale of survival and significance.
Despite facing challenges like the invasive hemlock wooly adelgid, these trees persist as a fundamental part of their ecosystems.
Both the eastern hemlock, sometimes called the Canada hemlock, and the western hemlock, also known as the western hemlock spruce, contribute profoundly to the biodiversity and the beauty of the forested regions they inhabit.
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