Clover Tree

Description:
The clover tree, also known as the blue blooded tree dominates the coastline past the mountains of western wynsiph.
Its dense branches are wound so tightly around each other that only small animals are able to climb into them,
making them a popular nesting spot for birds. Their tiny leaves come in many shades,
with the ones closer to the coast line being paler than the ones farther from it. 
In the fall the leaves turn red and fall off to be replaced by tiny buds that bloom in the spring. 
In the fall the leaves of this tree can be used to brew tea. 
The fresher and redder the leaf, the bolder the taste of the tea.  

In Cressport:
A variation of this tree has blue bark around the coast of Cressport. Outside of Cressport, it's only really seen in the standard color.