Large evergreen tree; produces cones that are 4-8" long; 4" needle-like leaves in 5 needle clusters

Tree with scientific name Acer palmatum.

Medium sized deciduous tree; 4 trunks or stems with thin sheets of light colored bark peeling off the trunks

Houseplant; 4 foot tall; looks like a little pine or cedar tree with dark green leaves

Small deciduous tree; heart-shaped leaves; 3-5" long bean-type pods for fruit; pink-purple colored seasonal flowers

Indoor plant with the scientific name Ficus benjamina

Large deciduous shrub; bright yellow flowers in early spring

Houseplant; large variegated green and cream colored leaves on a thick trunk

Small deciduous specimen tree; usually crooked; white flowers (bracts) with brownish color on the tip of each bract

Large shade evergreen; 5" long 2" wide dark green leaves; large flowers; found in the edge of the forest in the mountains

Medium sized deciduous tree; white flowers in spring; reddish purple leaves in fall; grow in symmetrical shape

Houseplant; grown in handing baskets and pots; red, white, or pink flowers; green leaves with long petioles; popular for Mothers Day

large deciduous; red flowers in early spring; dark green leaves with gray color underneath, leaves have 3-5 lobes bark is gray

Houseplant; sold at Christmas; bracts are red, pink, or white; Red is most popular

Small Deciduous Tree; flowers all summer into early fall; flowers are white, pink, red, and purple

Houseplant; grown in handing baskets; large green leaf-like growth that looks similar to a long vein down the middle; many little leaf-like structures (fronds); no flowers