Pine Specimen suspect Radiata

[species69]

Hi All, I have not been diligent in labling my trees and as such can't recall what type of pine this is. I hope the photos are clear enough ti identify it. Thanks.

[Jamie]

gday mate,

looking at the needles and needle length + bark i would hazard in saying that it is a stone/allepo pine - pinus pinea or pinus halenensis.

jamie

[species69]

Yes Allepo does ring a bell.

[Grant Bowie]

Yep,

i agree as well.

grant

[rowan]

Radiata needles grow in groups of three, stone pine (P. pinea) and allepo pine (P. halepensis) needles are in pairs and stone pine have longer, stiffer needles.

[species69]

And here's me thinking this would be a challenge. Tahnks all.

[alpineart]

Hi Fella's , Radiata pines can actually have 2-3-4-and 5 needles , Aleppo can actually have 2or 3 .Cheers Alpine

[Dumper]

aleppo pine = lone pine?

[Jamie]

aleppo pine = lone pine?

pretty sure it is mate, pinus halpenensis is what i beleive the lone pine is