Evergreen trees have bare branches in winter?
Evergreens have foliage 12 months of the year so will not have bare branches in winter.
Snow on the bare branches of the trees and footprints in the snow.
Deciduous trees lose their leaves in autumn, facing winter with bare branches.
well there are evergreen trees and they give of oxygen too
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Deciduous trees in Autumn shed their leaves and wait over winter bare branched until spring.
Firs do always shed about 50% of their leaves iin autumn, to cope with threatening winter conditions (high winds, heavy snow loading). I see our Thujas do it. It's how that lovely bouncy carpet arrives in pine forests' floors.
Deciduous (broadleaf) trees drop their leaves in the Autumn (fall in the USA), spending winter with bare branches. Evergreen trees (cedars, pines and firs, etc) keep their leaves throughout the year, shedding needles and regrowing as needed. The Larch drops their needles in Autumn.
One answer is fruit trees that bloom in spring and are covered with blossum .
Bare Trees was created in 1971.
I'm walking in the sand with my bare feetMy body is bare i have no protection
Bare trees grow new leaves in the spring through a process called bud break. As temperatures warm up and day length increases, dormant leaf buds on the branches begin to swell and eventually burst open, forming new leaves. This allows the tree to photosynthesize and produce food for growth and development.
Less leaves in winter is energetically favorable for any tree. Less availability of sunlight during the winter is one of the main cause to shed leaves. Trees can use their stored up energy for long time if they have less leaves, to get by harsh winter.