Trees of the Soon Islands

The Soon Islands is 97% forested which makes great habitat for birds and animals. There are some trees that dominate these forests and many of them are of evergreen origin. The trees here are usually seen as ‘weeping’ and ‘droopy’. 
== Examples of Trees ==
* The Weeping Blue Spruce, one of the most common trees in this island archipelago. Its relatively fine texture sets it apart from other landscape plants with less refined foliage. This is a relatively low maintenance dwarf tree. 
* The Weeping Alaskan Cedar, another common tree in the archipelago. It's natural habitat includes coastal regions that experience mild summers followed by wet winters. 
* Purple Fountain Weeping Beech, rarer tree that is often seen in small groups. Purple Fountain Beech has attractive deep purple foliage which emerges burgundy in spring. 
* Palmate maple, a common tree found in lower meadow-mixed woodlands. 
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