Cliff Cantor May 27, 2020 Snow after Memorial Day? Cliff Cantor May 27, 2020 It’s the end of May. Have you noticed snow swirling in the air and starting to accumulate along the edges of roads?
Cliff Cantor May 6, 2020 Hooray, Douglas-fir cones are back! Cliff Cantor May 6, 2020 Last year, did you notice an absence of new cones on Douglas-firs? The cones are back. Douglas squirrels can rejoice.
Cliff Cantor January 14, 2020 Have you ever done restoration work? Cliff Cantor January 14, 2020 Try volunteering on a restoration project. You’ll have a fun and rewarding experience.
Cliff Cantor August 12, 2019 Which one is native to the Pacific Northwest? Cliff Cantor August 12, 2019 Three of these might be found on your dinner table. The other is a native tree of the Pacific Northwest. Which are which?
Cliff Cantor May 24, 2019 New Douglas-fir cones? Cliff Cantor May 24, 2019 Are you seeing new green cones on Douglas-firs this year? I’m not.
Cliff Cantor April 12, 2019 What's a maple flower? Cliff Cantor April 12, 2019 Do native maple trees bear flowers? If so, what do they look like? How can I recognize them?
Cliff Cantor February 28, 2019 After Snowpocalypse, how are the trees doing? Cliff Cantor February 28, 2019 Here in the Pacific NW, we had an uncommonly cold and snowy February. Did this affect the new buds on trees and shrubs?
Cliff Cantor June 21, 2017 Missing in action: green cones on Douglas-firs Cliff Cantor June 21, 2017 Where are all the Douglas-fir green cones this year? Is this a sign of trouble?
Cliff Cantor April 25, 2017 What are female cones and male cones? Cliff Cantor April 25, 2017 What are seed cones? What are pollen cones? Are they different? Learn about cones here.
