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Tsuga heterophylla the western hemlock 3 or western hemlock spruce 4 is a species of hemlock It typically grows to 70 metres 230 feet tall and is long lived at high elevations Native to the

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Western hemlock has rapid growth and high volume production on suitable sites and regenerates freely in a wide range of conditions This potential for regeneration can be useful when desired

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Western hemlock A vigorous large evergreen tree to 30m or more conical in habit with elegantly spreading branches bearing short flattened dark green needles striped white beneath

https://www.forestryengland.uk › article › western-hemlock
Learn about the Western hemlock tree including how to identify its cones how its timber is used and how Forestry England works with this species

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The Western Hemlock Tsuga heterophylla a conifer native to the Pacific Northwest rainforest was introduced to Britain in 1851 There are 10 species of Hemlocks worldwide but this is the one you

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Learn about the Western Hemlock tree with FLS Explore identification tips habitats characteristics and the role of trees in Scotland s forests

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Western hemlock is native to the coastal regions of western North America ranging from Alaska to California It is often found in moist temperate rainforests and other cool humid

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Tsuga heterophylla the western hemlock is without a doubt one of the most beautiful and useful solitary trees Its graceful growth with slightly downward pointing branches and hanging shoot tips combined

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Description of the evolution biology distribution ecology and uses of Tsuga heterophylla western hemlock