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There are two main types of trees - coniferous and deciduous. Coniferous trees are evergreen, meaning they keep their leaves all year round. Deciduous trees, on the other hand, lose their leaves in the fall and grow new ones in the spring. So, which type of tree is right for your garden? Coniferous Trees Coniferous trees are a good choice if you're looking for a tree that will provide year-round interest. They're also relatively low-maintenance since you won't have to worry about raking up fallen leaves in the fall. Some popular types of coniferous trees include fir, spruce, and pine. Deciduous Trees Deciduous trees are a good choice if you're looking for a tree that will provide shade in the summer and let in more sunlight in the winter. They're also a good choice if you live in an area with high winds since they're less likely to be damaged by strong winds than coniferous trees. Some popular types of deciduous trees include oak, maple, and elm. Deciduous Conif...

Deciduous conifers are needle-leaved trees that lose their needles in the fall. Most have spectacular fall colors, all more colorful because of how unique it can be to see them change from green into golden brown or red tones before finally falling off completely every year. There's also an important difference between these two types - deciduous simply shed theirs whereas cone-bearing ones keep theirs throughout the winter months so you're able to enjoy beauty both ways without any interruption.  

  There are many genera of conifers that lose all their needles in the fall, leaving bare branches through winter. Some people consider them synonymous with evergreens but there's a lot more than just this one type. There are deciduous conifers present also.

Many people often consider conifers synonymous with evergreens, but several species actually lose all their needles/foliage in the fall and come back each spring! For hot and humid locations like Florida, we recommend dawn redwoods or bald cypresses; colder climates can grow larch trees (Larix). Wherever you live our garden experts will help find out what type of deciduous conifers would best complement your home's landscape needs.