plant id

Thuja plicata, scaly

Pseudotsuga menziesii, bottle brush all even, small folded flexible petiole

Tsuga heterophylla, alternating length needles, flat along branch with whitish underside

Tsuga mertensiana, shorter needles, looks a little cluttered, whorled leaves

Picea sitchensis, longer needles, bottle brush, very pointy

Abies grandis, needles alternate in length

Abies amabilis, more overlap in needles, needles roughly uniform in length

Pinus contorta, 2 needle fascicles

Pinus ponderosa, 3 needle fascicles

Pinus monticola, 5 needle fascicles

Cornus nuttallii, will be red/orange, very pronounced veins, grow opposite on a branch, oval shaped

Arbutus menziesii, hard, thick, leathery, big ovals/elliptical, quite long

Populus trichocarpa, heart shaped, small toothed edges, thick, whitish underneath

Acer macrophyllum, very distinct big 5 pointed leaves, will be orange

Alnus rubra, oval/elliptical shape, distinct double serrated leaves

Quercus garryana, look very weird, 1-2 cm long petioles

Populus tremuloides, long petioles, tiny serrated edges, small, paper-like texture, flattened petiole

Rubus spectabilis, big leaf coming off the end with smaller ones across from each other behind it, slightly hairy texture

Rubus parviflorus, large maple-like leaf, soft velvety fuzzy leaves

Acer circinatum, 7-9 lobes, serrated edges, will be yellow/orange

Mahonia nervosa, spines coming out of edges, across from each other with one sticking out the end, more dull in color, leathery texture, multiple distinct veins coming out from base of each leaf

Mahonia aquifolium, spines coming out of edges, across from each other with one sticking out the end, more glossy in color, leathery texture, one distinct vein coming from base of leaf

Polystichum munitum, leaflets alternate along branch with serrated edges, neat rows of spores red/orange spores underneath

Polypodium glycyrrhiza, softer, brighter fronds, leaves grow straight out of stem,

Gaultheria shallon, thick glossy egg shaped, slightly curved edges, alternate along stem in a zig zag shape

Symphoricarpos albus, very neat rows of leaves across each other, distinct white berries, simple leaves

Himalayan blackberry, whitish color underneath, serrated edges, thorns/prickles along branch, grows in set of 5 leaflets

English Ivy, star shaped leaves, very veiny almost mosaic-like look, kinda looks like the star daisy has in smash

Scotch broom, small leaves separated into triplets, bright yellow flowers

Pseudotsuga menziesii, rat tails

Tsuga heterophylla, small papery cones

Tsuga mertensiana, much larger straight cone

Thuja plicata, small rose-like cones, thin papery texture

Picea sitchensis, very scaly, flexible paper-like scales

Pinus contorta, 1-3 inch cones, hard, small and armored

Pinus ponderosa, looks like the stereotypical pine cone when opened, has bumps coming out of each thing when closed

Pinus monticola, banana cone