The only other one I can think of is the Toyon.
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Correct! Your turn!havenguy wrote:The only other one I can think of is the Toyon.
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aww...dang it, i didnt see the previous post.
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Identify with common name:
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Yes. Your turnsophie2220 wrote:red pine?
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Are you sure that it's a red pine? Red pine has 2 twisty needles per bundle and that has 5 straight needles, which would make that an Eastern White Pine.havenguy wrote:Yes. Your turnsophie2220 wrote:red pine?
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Yes, that's what I was wondering, but maybe the picture just looks like it has 5 needles and actually has two?computergeek3 wrote:Are you sure that it's a red pine? Red pine has 2 twisty needles per bundle and that has 5 straight needles, which would make that an Eastern White Pine.havenguy wrote:Yes. Your turnsophie2220 wrote:red pine?
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