Help with this conifer
- Thread starter scrat
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- Location
- Orange, MA
Are those branches whorled? Pinus of some type? Needles look too short for flexilis.
GoodYautja
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- Location
- New England
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- Location
- Penticton, British Columbia
Needles in bundles of 2, most definitely a pine tree. Where are you located?
My guess...Austrian pine. Could be mugho, red, scots, jack or lodgepole though. Need more info.
My guess...Austrian pine. Could be mugho, red, scots, jack or lodgepole though. Need more info.
- Location
- Orange, MA
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I vote for Scots Pine with a needle cast problem.
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Bingo! Look at the photo more closely and you can see a stand of scots pine in the background, that red/orange bark is unmistakable.
I vote for Scots Pine with a needle cast problem.
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Bingo! Look at the photo more closely and you can see a stand of scots pine in the background, that red/orange bark is unmistakable.
- Location
- Penticton, British Columbia
The lighting in the pic is pretty bad...makes it tough to tell. But, it does have the form of the scots, and that bark is a giveaway.
- Location
- Orange, MA
Its scots pine.
Looks like a Concoler Fir.
- Location
- Saint John, NB
If you look closely, you can see that the needles are in bundles of two. It's a Scots Pine Pinus Sylvestri...I remember it as a "two-needle pine with a twist." I'm not sure if you can tell from the picture, but the needles have a twist to them....Also, the form and orange bark are a giveaway from a distance.
