With an effect not unlike that of the better-known sycamore (see below), the exfoliating bark shows colors of ivory, green, tan and more. A slow grower, lacebark pine can reach 40 or 50 feet tall ...

Firefighters outside 3436 Lacebark Pine St. in Las Vegas after a fire early Friday, Oct., 2, 2020. No injuries were reported in the 5:13 a.m. blaze.

Las Vegas Fire Department spokesman Tim Szymanski provides details on a fire at 3436 Lacebark Pine St. on Friday, Oct. 2, 2020. (Glenn Puit/Las Vegas Review-Journal) RJ ESPAÑOL VIEW E-EDITION ...

Hackberry, although native throughout much of the U.S., is not all that common a tree. Pockets exist here and there, often near waterways. Hackberry’s appeal goes beyond its bark ...

The needle bundle is attached directly to the stem. Austrian, mugho, Japanese red and Scotch pines are two-needled; lacebark pine is three-needled; Swiss stone and white pine are five-needled.

Birch is probably our best-known peeler, but "exfoliating" bark also happens to paperbark maple, lacebark pine, Persian parrotia, crape myrtle, shagbark hickory and baldcypress as well as ...