This tree is a dense, conical, evergreen that bears small cones. This tree is known to grow exceedingly fast, and as a result is popular in landscape design. Leyland Cypress have feathered foliage, with scale - like structures on each piece of greenery.

The Little Leaf Linden is a medium size shade tree with heart shaped leaves. The bark of the Little Leaf Linden is grey-brown, with vertical grooves that run the length of the trunk.

The London Plane Tree, or London Planetree, is a hybrid between a species of sycamore and planetree. It has unique, peeling bark, in a variety of colors. The trunk is mostly white, but can also contain brown, red, and even green.

Magnolias are a staple in the flowering tree world. With broad foliage, dark multi trunk bases, and beautiful pink flowers, they quickly secured their spot as a fan favorite amongst homeowners.

This tree shares many of the common birch family characteristics - papery bark, serrated leaves, and upward branching limbs. This variety is relatively sparse by comparison to its relatives, however.

This tree is a pillar within the (as the name might suggest) mountainous regions of Washington. An evergreen in the Pinaceae family, this tree remains green year round and provides important shelter for a variety of animals within its high elevation ecosystem.

This tree is a popular shade species that has bright green leaves, which turn yellow, orange, red, and even purple in the fall. This tree is native to North America, and thrives in the Pacific Northwest.

This deciduous tree is well known for the beautiful white flowers it produces each year, but is also easily defined by its smooth, deep brown bark, peppered with white spots. The flowers on the Pacific Dogwood are each composed of four white petals, which are centered around a yellow inside.