He is willing to dive back into danger to save his companions, as he strictly sticks to his motto of "no Cookie left behind". GingerBrave deeply cares for everyone who he deems as friendly-or, at least, those who aren't his direct enemies. Due to his nature, GingerBrave gets along well with most everyone he encounters, even nearly convincing Dark Choco Cookie himself to join his group against Dark Enchantress Cookie. He has skull shaped buttons on his stomach and carries a white candy cane with red stripes.īeing the protagonist of his story, GingerBrave is depicted as friendly and highly empathetic with a clear sense of justice. It has a narrower shape and denser foliage than species trees.GingerBrave has blue eyes and a red smile. ‘Mickelson', commonly sold in commerce under the trade name of SHAWNEE BRAVE, is a narrow pyramidal cultivar that typically grows with a strong central leader to 50-75' tall and to 15-20' wide. Specific epithet means is two ranks for the needle arrangement. Genus name comes from the Latin word Taxus meaning yew and the Greek word eidos meaning resemblance from a similarity of leaf shape. Closest relative is the dawn redwood ( Metasequoia) which is also deciduous. Heavy, straight-grained, rot-resistant wood has been used for a variety of purposes including barrels, railroad ties and shingles. Rounded, wrinkled, 1 inch diameter, purplish-green cones mature to brown. Soft, feathery, yellowish-green foliage (1/4" long, flat needles in two ranks) turns an attractive orange/cinnamon-brown in fall. Trunks are buttressed (flared or fluted) at the base, and when growing in water, often develop distinctive, knobby root growths ("knees") which protrude above the water surface around the tree. In cultivation, however, it grows very well in drier, upland soils.
In the deep South, it is a familiar sight growing directly in swampy water, often in large strands, with its branches heavily draped with Spanish moss. It is native to southern swamps, bayous and rivers, primarily being found in coastal areas from Maryland to Texas and in the lower Mississippi River valley to as far north as the southeast corner of Missouri. Although it looks like a needled evergreen (same family as redwoods) in summer, it is deciduous ("bald" as the common name suggests).
Taxodium distichum, commonly called bald cypress, is a long-lived, pyramidal conifer (cone-bearing tree) which grows 50-70' tall (less frequently to 125').
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