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Cottonwood Tree
It is deciduous. It grows 100-190 feet tall. There are 3 types of cottonwood trees. They grow very very fast. It only takes 5 years to reach it’s height. By Dustin, 1st Grade |
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Redwood Tree
Redwoods needles are shaped like a double edged sword. Their bark is reddish brown. Redwoods can grow 300 feet tall!!! It is a deciduous tree. By: Brennan Christian Grade 2 |
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Redwood Tree
The Redwood’s needles are shaped like a double edged sword. The bark is a reddish brown color. A redwood can grow up to more then 300 feet! Redwood trees can live over 2,000 years. By: Graham, grade 3 |
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Giant Sequoia
Redwood needles are sharp like a double edged sword. THEY ARE TYPICALLY ABOUT 1/2-1 IN. SOMETIMES WITH WHITE LINES. Redwoods have been on earth almost as long as the dinosaurs. That is about 240 million years. BY SinYee Grade 1 |
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Yellow Poplar
Deciduous Leaves are large with 4 lobes. It has coned shaped masses of seeds. They are also called cottonwoods. It grows from 50 to 165 feet tall. By: Colton, Grade 1 |
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The Sweetgum Tree
Can grow 60 to 70 feet tall. The wood can make flooring veneers cabinets and furniture. By: Oliver c. From 2nd grade 5 stars ***** |
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Maple tree
Maple tree is a plant that belongs to the family of Aceraceae. There are approximate 128 species of Maple Tree. Some types of Maple can grow to 145 feet. Leaves are simple, opposite and deciduous. Maple Syrup is the best known product of the Maple Tree. By: Tika, 3rd grade |
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Douglas Fir Tree
* Conifer * Oregon’s State Tree * Grows 200-300 feet tall * 6 Different Species!!!!!!!!!!!!!! By: Wyatt, 1st Grade |
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Douglas Fir Tree
Conifer Oregon’s State Tree Grows 200-300 feet tall Six different species By: Charlotte, 1st Grade |
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Douglas Fir Tree
Conifer Oregon's State Tree Grows 200-300 feet tall Six different species They can live 500 - 1,000 years By:Maryjane, 1st grade |
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Giant Sequoia Tree ~ Redwood!
* It is a Conifer. * Needles are short (1/4-1/2” long) and scale-like with thick,sharp points that stick out from the twigs, resulting in a prickly feel. * Cones are woody, extremely hard, and 2-3” long. * The bark is reddish-brown, stringy, and very thick. * Giant sequoias are the largest trees ever to inhabit the earth, and are among the the oldest. Heights of 250 feet and diameters of 15 feet and are not uncommon. Their ages commonly range from 2,000 to 3,000 years (only bristlecone pines are older). Giant Sequoia is the largest species on the planet. It belongs to the family Cupressaceae. This tree can be found on the western slops of Sierra Nevada Mountains in California and Southern Oregon. By: Elli!!! 2nd Grade |
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