Find Your Perfect Tree at DC Trees & Seed Tree Farm

 Deciduous trees are trees that seasonally shed their leaves, typically in autumn, as a natural response to cooler temperatures and reduced daylight. This dormancy strategy allows the tree to conserve energy and water during periods when conditions are unfavorable for growth. Come spring, these trees leaf out again, cycling through a predictable rhythm of growth, color change, leaf drop, and renewal year after year. 

 Coniferous trees are evergreen trees that produce their seeds in cones and typically retain their needle-like or scale-like leaves year-round rather than shedding them seasonally. Their narrow, waxy needles are specially adapted to conserve moisture and withstand cold temperatures, making conifers well-suited to harsh climates like the boreal forests of the northern latitudes. Common examples include pines, spruces, firs, and cedars — trees that provide consistent structure and color to the landscape across all fo