Hemlocks are part of the Pine Family. So while Tree has his own name, he is also part of a bigger family just like you. (Bea likes to think that ‘Tree’ is part of her family too because she loves Tree so much.) Here is how Canadian Hemlocks, like Tree, are classified throughout the world (all living things are classified into categories--including you and Bea): Learn more about Tree and Bea's Classification

Trees are very important to the health of planet Earth and everything on it. Learn more about why trees are important

Tree is also a special type of plant called 'Monoecious' (pronounced Mon-e-shus). These plants have male and female flowers and parts on the same plant. ‘Monoecious’ literally means “one house” - think of the male and female parts living in the same space or “house.” So, you can think of Bea’s Tree as a ‘They’: One House! Learn more about male and female plants