Pinus -Pine Family
"A Year With the Trees" - Tree Number 73
Loblolly Pine Tree
Pinus taeda
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This Loblolly Pine Tree lives at the Asheville Botanical Gardens. http://www.ashevillebotanicalgardens.org/
You can identify this tree by it's needles. There will be 3 to a bundle and they will be 6-9 inches long. The needles will be stiff and dark green. They will be more straight then twisted like some pine needles. The pine cone will be about the 4-6 inches long. These cones will have sharp prickles.
These pine trees can grow to be very tall - up to 100 feet; they seem to take on that haunted look in the horizon when the sunsets behind them.
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My favorite Loblolly Pine tree lives at the Asheville Botanical Gardens.
For the love of the trees,
Becky
"A Year With the Trees" - Tree Number 73
Loblolly Pine Tree
Pinus taeda
Spring
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Summer
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Fall
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Winter
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These pine trees can grow to be very tall - up to 100 feet; they seem to take on that haunted look in the horizon when the sunsets behind them.
The Champion Loblolly Pine Trees
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My favorite Loblolly Pine Tree
My favorite Loblolly Pine tree lives at the Asheville Botanical Gardens.
For the love of the trees,
Becky
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