Conifer (Chamaecyparis) Explained One of the most underrated yet essential greens of the season — conifer adds soft texture, fullness, and that classic Christmas scent to your wreaths and arrangements. You’ll find varieties like Chamaecyparis Blue and Wisseli, known for their longevity and layered tones from deep green to cool blue. Perfect for pairing with spruce, pine, and eucalyptus — or using on their own for a simple, natural look. 🌿 Fresh foliage available to order 🛒 trianglenursery.co.u

Two of the Worlds Largest Pine Cones! The Coulter pine, Pinus coulteri, (right side) is a native of the coastal mountains of Southern California and northern Baja California (Mexico) and produces the largest pine cones (by volume) of any pine. Coulter pine trees can reach heights of over 100 feet tall with cones weighing over 10 pounds giving this tree the nickname “widow-maker”. The sugar pine, Pinus lambertiana, (left size) has the longest cones of any conifer. Sugar pines bear pinecones that