I bought this from Peter at Bonsai Emporium in august last year. As you can see, it has now been in the bag for 12 months. I cannot remember what species it is
ID and advice would be greatly appreciated
ID please... Rookie mistake
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ID please... Rookie mistake
I bought this from Peter at Bonsai Emporium in august last year. As you can see, it has now been in the bag for 12 months. I cannot remember what species it is
ID and advice would be greatly appreciated
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Re: ID please... Rookie mistake
I'll take a punt and say Aleppo Pine... Pinus helepensis
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Re: ID please... Rookie mistake
Pinus halapensis - Alleppo pine would be my guess too. Allepos keep juvenile foliage like this for several years. Another possibility would be Pinus pinea - stone pine but it is usually a bit more blue.
I'm sure the nursery will be able to tell you what it is or at least give you the pine species they were selling around that time.
I'm sure the nursery will be able to tell you what it is or at least give you the pine species they were selling around that time.
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