The Tree

Antique Longleaf Pine survived and thrived from the periodic lightning strikes in the forests of the ... Read More

Shortleaf Pine can be an apt name when it comes to it’s role in the city’s early built environment, ... Read More

New York is also a tale of two woods – Oak and Pine. Hardwood and softwood, furnishings and ... Read More

Cypress or Bald Cypress (Toxodium distichum) originated in the dense swamps of the South, slow ... Read More

Hemlock’s are most people’s idea of what a pine tree looks like – tall, dark and thick needled. But ... Read More

Spruce was used on early airplanes, for finely made musical instruments and for early walkway over ... Read More

Doug Fir arrived in New York City from the West in the early 20th c., framing low-rise light ... Read More

Moving 19th century lumber from the deep South to New York doesn’t appear to have been substantially ... Read More

The Eastern White Pine towered over the forests of the East Coast, an impressive sight for both the ... Read More

Nothing if father off from the concrete jungle than the natural one, like the largest of them all, ... Read More