Cây gì là cây cỏ?

If I remember correctly, because I have such in my garden, it is a common beech. ... Dead leaves stay on the branches during winter, which provides additional protection against the wind... Basically, there are also descriptions of several other species that retain leaves until spring.

This reminds me of a vaccinated beech tree - but I can't see the leaves up close.

The photo is not very clear, as far as the leaf drawing is concerned. I am hesitating between hazel and beech: both forms are grafted (as can be seen from the tree's shape). Greetings

The tree described in the sentence is likely a coniferous tree, such as a pine, spruce, or fir. It is characterized by having green needles for most of the year and not shedding them in winter, but changing their color to brown. This is an adaptation of the tree to difficult winter conditions, when other trees lose their leaves, while conifers can retain their needles throughout the year. Coniferous trees are usually resistant to low temperatures and well adapted to surviving in harsh winter conditions.