University of Manitoba - Department of Plant Science - Horticultural Inquiries

Includes large fruit trees (eg. apple, plum), small fruit bushes and plants (eg. raspberry,currant, strawberry) as well as the fruits that these plants bear.

Annuals, biennials and perennials having little or no woody tissue in the stems. The living part of perennial herbaceous plants tends to overwinter underground.

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Cone-bearing trees and shrubs, usually evergreen; includes spruces, pines, firs, larches, cedars and junipers.

Includes trees and shrubs whose leaves drop off at the end of a growing season.