Observations by missionaryash

Approximately 20 feet tall with a short, divided trunk and light brown plates of bark. Leaves are deciduous, simple, alternate, and ovate with serrated margins. Upper side is rough like sandpaper and lower side has pubescence on the veins. Leaves have 1 to 3 lobes.

Approximately 80 feet tall with whorled branches and narrow, rectangular blocks in the fissured bark. Needles are evergreen, 4-5 inches long with 5 per fascicle. Needles are bluish, green color with a distinct white strip on each one. Cones are long and cylindrical with rounded ends and no prickles.

Approximately 15 feet tall with a straight trunk and grayish-brown bark with faint fissures. Leaves are simple, alternate, deciduous, and narrowly elliptical with a bristle tip. 4-5 inches in length and about 1 inch in width.

Approximately 20 feet in height with limbs spraying over the trail with blueish gray bark with lots of initials carved into it. Leaves are alternate, simple, and deciduous with serrated margins. Upper surfaces are dark green with a paler lower surface. Buds are approximately an inch long and resemble cigars.

Shrubby, approximately 6 feet tall and 3 feet wide with light green, simple, deciduous leaves; most leaves have an opposite orientation but some are alternate. Light brown, greenish bark with dark blue drupes.

A shrub-like plant reaching approximately 6 feet in height and 3 feet in width with varying branching points from the main stalk. Leaves are pinnately compound with winged stems between the leaflets. Fruits are red clusters of drupes.

Approximately 30 ft. tall with gnarled branches. Irregular fissures on the bark with thick plates. Leaves are simple, deciduous, and alternate with 3 to 5 lobes. Middle lobes are the larges and create a cross shape. Upper surfaces are dark green and lower are a lighter green with dense pubescence.

Approximately 20 feet tall with black deeply fissured bark in a square shape. Leaves are simple, alternate, deciduous, and leathery with 3 lobes and a narrow, triangular base. Twigs are slightly pubescent with angular buds.

Approximately 10 feet in height with spreading branches. Leaves are deciduous, simple, and alternate; broadly ovate heart-shaped, palmately veined. Upper surfaces are glabrous, lower pubescent. Thin scaly plates on bark.

Appx. 25ft in height with a low three way split in the trunk, each trunk appx. 1ft in diameter. Needles scale-like, ~1cm in length, dark green attached to brown, scale-like twigs. Seed cones present that are fleshy, berry-like, greenish blue color with an opaque, easily wiped off white covering, and ~1/2cm in diameter. Tree is aromatic with thin, stringy bark.

Young tree, only about 7 feet tall and 2-3 inches in diameter. Simple, alternate leaf orientation with individual leaves having various lobing patterns. Most leaves exhibit 1 or 2 lobes. Leaves and twigs are aromatic. Leaf surfaces pubescent; twigs glaucous.