All Species

This is a living reference to the trees in the Mossy Spot collection, grouped by how they grow and what they reveal. Explore deciduous broadleaves, ancient conifers, persistent evergreens, and everything in between.

Deciduous Broadleaf

These are the storytellers. Their form changes with the wind, the light, the turning year. They leaf out with soft urgency, grow wild with summer, and then release it all in fall. In every branch is a kind of surrender. In every drop of color, a memory.

Evergreen Broadleaf

Evergreen broadleaf trees blur the line between subtlety and resilience. They do not shout for attention, but remain—green through hardship, full through seasons others shed. They are the quiet companions of the year, never fading, never needing applause.

Deciduous Conifer

Rare and paradoxical, the deciduous conifer—like larch or dawn redwood—sheds what most trees keep. They hold the ancient rhythm of letting go in needles, not leaves. They remind us that even strength can be seasonal, and beauty doesn’t have to cling to permanence.

Evergreen Conifer

These are the steady hands of the forest—spruce, pine, cedar—trees that wear age like armor. They do not dazzle with seasonal drama, but teach us to stand through winters and silence. In their stillness, they hold memory. In their needles, resolve.