![Pine Tree](trees/Pine-Tree.jpg)
Pines are evergreen trees with needle-like leaves and cones. They grow tall with straight trunks and are known for their aromatic wood. They thrive in a range of climates and are common in forests.
![Birch Tree](trees/birch-tree.jpg)
Birches are deciduous trees with white, peeling bark and slender trunks. They grow in temperate and boreal forests, often in well-drained soils.
![Oak Tree](trees/Oak-Tree.jpg)
Oaks are sturdy hardwood trees with lobed leaves and acorns. They have strong wood and are widespread across the Northern Hemisphere, thriving in various climates.
![Redwood Tree](trees/RedWood.jpg)
Redwoods are towering evergreens with thick, fibrous bark. Known for their incredible height, they thrive in the coastal regions of northern California and southern Oregon.
![Sequoia Tree](trees/sequoia-tree.jpg)
Sequoias are massive evergreen trees with reddish-brown bark and are among the largest by volume. They grow in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and are known for their immense size and longevity.
![Willow Tree](trees/Willow.jpg)
Willows are flexible trees or shrubs with long, slender branches and leaves. They prefer moist soils near water and are used for erosion control.