Tsuga heterophylla (Western Hemlock) Size:2 gal EV and unburdened by other’s energy’

and unburdened by other’s energy’

pest predators

The flowers are attractive to insect pollinators and the seeds are eaten by birds and small mammals

accessible

coffee appreciates abundant levels of relative humidity

Tsuga heterophylla (Western Hemlock) Size:2 gal EV and unburdened by other’s energy’Plant Description: Western Hemlock is easy to distinguish from other conifers with its flat needles. These massive understory trees thrive in shade, growing up to 200 feet tall, a climax species, and are considered one of the most shade tolerant species. Western hemlocks grow slowly, but are extremely long lived, living over 1,000 years. Branches hang down loosely, leaning downwards. Cones are small and are brown when ripe. Bark is rich in tannins and