Difference between cedar and pine tree

Cypress trees are tall ornamental trees. They are evergreen conifers and are commonly used in decorating and designing gardens, yards and landscapes. They survive best in temperate climates, especially places that do not get colder than -25 degrees Celsius. are Lebanese cedars and some common types of cedar trees are northern white cedar, eastern white cedar, western red cedar, Spanish cedar, Alaskan cedar, Bukhur cedar and Port Orford cedar.

Pine trees are also evergreen conifers and are the most common type of conifers found throughout the world. There are about 115 different species of pine trees. Some of the popular types of pine trees are white pine, ponderosa pine, sugar pine, mountain pine, and western yellow pine.

One of the most important differences between cypress and pine trees is the leaves and fruits. The leaves of the cypress tree are short, scaly and branched, but the leaves of the pine tree are needle-shaped and long. Female cedar cones are small and green, but female pine cones are large and woody. The fruit of the pine tree is cone-shaped and has scales and brown color, and the seeds are located among the scales.
When the age of the cypress tree increases, this tree bears fruit, the fruit of the cypress tree is round and small, and sometimes the size of a Walnut grows and the seeds of this tree are placed inside the circle. Due to the slow growth of the pine tree, it cannot be pruned, but the cedar tree can be pruned due to its fast growth.