hello again this pine tree has always had these yellowish needles what is this variety of pine called thank you
Pinus contorta 'Chief Joseph' / Chief Joseph Lodgepole pine | Conifer Trinomial | American Conifer Society ? How tall is the tree? Do you have a photo of the entire plant?
hello again we could not find any cones ( i wonder why )....maybe the squirrels i hope this picture helps thanks again
Pinus ponderosa. Whether the yellowish colour is due to genetics (a selected cultivar), or poor growing conditions (or possibly even disease), I can't tell.
thank you for your time i bought several baby trees 40 years ago all were the regular green but this baby had yellow needles they have been all planted in the same area and soil of my yard this yellow one has remained yellow as it grew from a small sapling and the others continued their darker green growth here are some pics of the cones near the yellow pine what do you think....a genetic throw back? thanks again for your time
Thanks - yep, Pinus ponderosa cones. Not so much a genetic throwback, as a genetic accident, it likely has a fault in its chlorophyll manufacturing instructions.
Super!!!!!! thank you for your time i think this forum is incredibly helpful and i love the connection with all those who love plants as well thank you Michael and all who helped out here sure appreciate this!!!!!!!!!!!!!
