Forestry plantations include Hardwood and Cypress Pines. Besides olive wood, elm, cedar, oak and cypress were used. Trees found in Amman include Aleppo pine, Mediterranean cypress and Phoenecian juniper. The temple is surrounded by thick vegetation of pine and cypress trees. The most exploited species include pine, oyamel, cypress and oak. On both sides, pine, cypress, and ginkgo trees guard the way. They built houses covered with palm leaves or the bark of cypress or poplar trees. Junipers are coniferous trees and shrubs in the genus Juniperus of the cypress family Cupressaceae. Pierce also recorded with Cypress Grove. Sometimes the pine and cypress are paired. Olive trees dominate and their combination with cypress trees compose the typical Corfiot landscape. Bald cypress trees growing in swamps have a peculiarity of growth called cypress knees. Cross-allergenic reactions are common between juniper pollen and the pollen of all species of cypress. Other trees like acacia, cypress, and Turkestan elm were used for decorative purposes. However, the evergreens included conifers, ginkgo, bald cypress, and cycads.