Note

Find it by picture

Trees growing in the mountains and fields

- Ginkgo tree
- Attention
- Bija tree
- Fir tree
- fir tree
- Spruce
- German spruce
- Larch
- Pine tree
- Strobus pine
- Rigid pine
- pine tree
- Black pine
- It's the Himalayas
- Western arborvitae
- Thuja
- Sandalwood
- Old oak tree
- Poplar tree
- Willow
- Wicker (Keeper)
- Phellodendron
- Walnut tree
- Birch
- Birch tree
- Water birch
- Duck tree
- Water maple
- Hazelnut tree
- Chestnut tree
- Pine tree
- Oak
- Oak tree
- Oak
- Zelkova
- Japanese oak
- Elm tree
- Zelkova
- Pine tree
- Mulberry tree
- Paper mulberry
- Fig tree
- Mistletoe
- Creeper vine
- Hibiscus
- Magnolia
- Omija
- Ginger tree
-Platanus
- Poplar tree
- Noodle tree
-Raspberry tree
- Bokbunja strawberry
- Thorn tree
- Azalea
- Plum tree
- Plum tree
- Apricot tree
- Peach tree
- Cherry tree
- Cherry tree
- Apple tree
- The magnolia tree
- Apple tree
- Apple tree
- Pear tree
- Pear tree
- Maga tree
- Prickly pear tree
- Conversation tree
- Berry tree
- Kudzu
- Acacia tree
- Prickly ash tree
- Tangerine tree
- Yuzu tree
- Tangerine tree
- Bamboo tree
- Boxwood
- Red tree
- lacquer tree
- Four seasons tree
- Arrow tree
- Pine tree
- Maple tree
- Jujube tree
- Grapevine
- Cornelian cherry
- Clematis
- Pine tree
- Rose of Sharon tree
- Prunus mume
- Tea tree
- Camellia
- Garden barley tree
- Barley tree
- Pomegranate tree
- Bamboo
- Ogalpi tree
- Aralia elata
- Layered tree
- Cornelian cherry tree
- Azalea
- Rhododendron
- Goyom tree
- Persimmon tree
- Camellia
- Ash tree
- Rat privet
- Forsythia
- Goji berry tree
- Paulownia tree
- Gardenia
- Indongdenggul
- Bamboo shoots (bamboo shoots)
- Cotton
- Wangdae
- Reed

Learn more about trees

Our country's natural environment and trees
Where the trees live
A tree that changes with the seasons

Tree appearance
Names of every corner of the tree
stem
leaf
flower
fruit

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Reference book

《Tree Outing Guide》 is a field guide that you can carry around and explore.


《Tree Outing Guide》 is a perfect size to fit in one hand.
It fits perfectly in children's hands.
It's so small it fits in your pocket.
The book opens wide and is made with a sturdy PUR binding.
To help you find trees right away, we've included 'Find by Leaf Shape', 'Find by Flower Color', and 'Find by Fruit Color' in Part 1.

《Tree Outing Guide》 was written in easy Korean.


《Tree Outing Guide》 is written in simple Korean without using difficult technical terms, so anyone from children to adults can understand it.
So, it serves as a great guide as a first step in getting to know our trees.
In addition to describing the appearance of trees, we also wrote about their uses so that you can learn how trees and forests coexist with us.


The "Woodland Outing Guide" is structured like this.


Part 1: ‘Find by Picture’ to help you find things quickly and easily in the mountains, fields, and sea.
You can identify a tree by following whether its leaves are simple or compound, round or lobed, opposite or alternate, and whether or not they have serrated edges.
Also, when the flowers bloom and the fruit is ripe, you can identify the tree by the color of the flowers and the color of the fruit.


The trees were loaded in the second category.
It consists of a tree detail and description, different names and northern names, and an information box.
The description includes the tree's appearance, how it lives, the origin of its name, and its uses.
We also created an information box so you can learn about the tree in advance, including its height, leaf size, flowering and fruiting periods, and its uses.


Part 3 contains more information about trees.
You can learn more about the environment in which trees grow, the names of each corner of the tree, how the tree lives from spring to winter, and how the tree trunk, leaves, flowers, and fruits are formed and grow.