dogwood winte what are the other ones?
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dont forget blackberry winter.
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Holly\nHandbag\nHankerchief\nHarmonica\nHairclip\n\nCandy\nCookies\nCinnamon potpouri\nChrystal ornament\nCider\nCaramel apples\nCaramel Corn
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www.riversongs.com\nwww.passionup.com\nwww.123greetings.com\nwww.americangreetings.com
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the only "elmwood" I've ever heard of is also called japanese maple.\n\n"An upright grower to perhaps 10', with light green leaves that are reticulated when young, reminding one of 'Sister Ghost' or Peaches & Cream. Also sold as "Elmwoodie". This is a new cultivar about which not much is known, at least by us".
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Maple Elem Spruce\nAll throughout GTA
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There are many species, one of the wild roses is Rosa canina; the spice rose is Rosa damascena. \nSee the list at the link.
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http://www.stevewinwood.com
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Well where I live I know they like Acorns from the Oak Trees. The wild berries I think of here are Dewberries (Blackberries). Maybe Huckleberries. They also like Persimmons and Beer. They make wine from the Persimmons. Craziest party animals I ever been around. Deers are a Hoot when they drunk.
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I've never heard of a Tung Tree.  Pine trees yes...Tung..no.\njust looked it up...The Tung tree (Vernicia fordii) is a deciduous tree in the spurge family. It is known by many names in its native China, 油桐 (lit. oil tung) being the formal name, while others (桐油樹、光桐、三年桐、百年桐、桐子樹) are common names. The tung tree is valued for tung oil, which is derived from the seeds of the tree. It has been introduced to Argentina, Paraguay, and the United States for cultivation.\n\nPS deciduous trees lose their leaves and are therefore considered a Hardwood...Pine is a soft wood.
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Olive,Oak, Pine,Yew,Laurel,
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I am a golf pro and I have the pleasure of trying alot of equipment.\n\nTrust me when I say this, the Nike SQ 3 wood off the deck is the straightest 3 wood on the market.  Comes out a little low and HOT.  The 5 wood is only 3 degrees different if you want something higher, almost the same distance.  \n\nThose rescues are not the best off the deck, but you will find them better than a 3 wood out of the junk or a fairway bunker.\n\nLets have a game sometime at Bushwood with Doctor Beeper!
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Check out Better Homes and Gardens.com I was on there today and they had some preview of trees and games you could play to sample your own tree. They have links to other sites also.
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honker \nbill\npug\nnose dropper\nsmeller
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Cherry blossoms and Dogwood Trees blooming.
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http://www.workingforwildlife.org.uk/reserves/mink.htm\n\nhttp://www.nature.ca/notebooks/english/ammink.htm\n\nhttp://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/information/Mustela_vison.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Mink
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Haircap moss, Polytrichum juniperum.\n\nMosses are a type of plant called Bryophytes.\nThe other types of plants are Pteridophytes (Ferns and horsetails), Gymnosperms (conifers) and Angiosperms (flowering plants - trees flower too).\n\nOne of the photos in the link below shows Haircap moss.
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here is a page with lists of red and purple leafed herbs, shrubs and trees