I have 2 pines

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wormfood Lecanto, FL(Zone 9a) Mar 24, 2010

One is the long needle and I thought the next one was the same until I saw the new growth.

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wormfood Lecanto, FL(Zone 9a) Mar 24, 2010

This has shorter needles, is not as rugged or strong as the long needle

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wormfood Lecanto, FL(Zone 9a) Mar 24, 2010

and has a round cone

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wormfood Lecanto, FL(Zone 9a) Mar 24, 2010

I wouldn't normally care but I dug up a baby out in the woods of tree #1 for a bonsai and it would be nice to know the name.

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Resin Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a) Mar 25, 2010

The long-leaved one looks to be Slash Pine Pinus elliottii. Not 100% sure on the second, could be either Pond Pine Pinus serotina or Sand Pine Pinus clausa.

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wormfood Lecanto, FL(Zone 9a) Mar 25, 2010

It seams to fit the Sand Pine description. I took 2 out of the woods by the side of the road where they are likely to be mowed down by the county. Thank you for the help.

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