Pine ID
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Re: Pine ID
You haven't given people much to work with, but I'll have a shot at Japanese Black
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Re: Pine ID
Sorry! Here's another photo.
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Re: Pine ID
I was thinking JBP untill that last image, now I'm not so sure.
As an aside, why hasn't google come up with a "what flower/tree/bush/plant is that" search capability?Tara Erraught
As an aside, why hasn't google come up with a "what flower/tree/bush/plant is that" search capability?Tara Erraught
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Grant Bowie
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Re: Pine ID
If the needles are very stiff and spiky then it can be Yatsabusa or Mikawa Japanese Black Pine.
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