Pine ID Please

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Pine ID Please

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I have been given a Pine by a friend who is about to do the big lap round Oz.
He and I have no idea what it is so your help is needed.
The needles have the sharppoint of a Japanese. Black Pine, however, the candles look like a Japanese. Red Pine
Will now try and get a couple of photos.
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Re: Pine ID Please

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Photo?
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Re: Pine ID Please

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Another photo....I'll get the hang of this one day.....
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Re: Pine ID Please

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Hi, from the looks of the needles, it's most likely be JBP.
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Re: Pine ID Please

Post by Black Knight »

Hi AndyC,

That may even be a Red Pine going by the colour of the buds on my screen. Red Pine have slightly redder buds/candles & bark than Black Pine.
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Re: Pine ID Please

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Hi All.
Its a confused pine cos...candles look like JRP and are sharp like a JBP. It has 2 needles and I believe that it may have been grafed onto possibly a JBP root stock. :palm:
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Agree, looks like J Red pine grafted on J black pine under-stock.

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Re: Pine ID Please

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Thanks all. Will go with the Red Pine.
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