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Hi All, i'm new to this but really need some help with identifying a Tree in my neighbourhood.

Im no gardener so please accept my apologies for the poor description or lack of knowledge.

In our neighbourhood somebody has got a very unusual tree, I can only describe it as like a Fir tree with a very defined shape but with no foliage, in fact its completely green and the branches resemble green pipe cleaners with no leaves or anything.

Can anyone help? We reallly would like one of these but have no idea whats it called!

Thanks in advance
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bexman wrote:

Hi All, i'm new to this but really need some help with identifying a
Tree in my neighbourhood.

Im no gardener so please accept my apologies for the poor description
or lack of knowledge.

In our neighbourhood somebody has got a very unusual tree, I can only
describe it as like a Fir tree with a very defined shape but with no
foliage, in fact its completely green and the branches resemble green
pipe cleaners with no leaves or anything.

Can anyone help? We reallly would like one of these but have no idea
whats it called!

Thanks in advance


Why not go and ask them ?

Umbrella Pine
Deciduous Pine

Not too helpful eh?

Bill

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bexman wrote:
Hi All, i'm new to this but really need some help with identifying a
Tree in my neighbourhood.

Im no gardener so please accept my apologies for the poor description
or lack of knowledge.

In our neighbourhood somebody has got a very unusual tree, I can only
describe it as like a Fir tree with a very defined shape but with no
foliage, in fact its completely green and the branches resemble green
pipe cleaners with no leaves or anything.

Can anyone help? We reallly would like one of these but have no idea
whats it called!

Thanks in advance




Viewed from a distance a "monkey puzzle tree" might fit your description.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araucaria_araucana

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bexman wrote:
Hi All, i'm new to this but really need some help with identifying a
Tree in my neighbourhood.

Im no gardener so please accept my apologies for the poor description
or lack of knowledge.

In our neighbourhood somebody has got a very unusual tree, I can only
describe it as like a Fir tree with a very defined shape but with no
foliage, in fact its completely green and the branches resemble green
pipe cleaners with no leaves or anything.

Can anyone help? We reallly would like one of these but have no idea
whats it called!

Thanks in advance




I have this car with four wheels. What is it? It's red if that's any
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Are you in the south west? This tree is not an evergreen but hte rest of
your description seems to fit the Palo Verde without foliage.
http://fireflyforest.net/firefly/200...aloverde-bark/

http://www.fireflyforest.com/flowers.../yellow53.html

Marilyn

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Hi All, i'm new to this but really need some help with identifying a
Tree in my neighbourhood.

Im no gardener so please accept my apologies for the poor description
or lack of knowledge.

In our neighbourhood somebody has got a very unusual tree, I can only
describe it as like a Fir tree with a very defined shape but with no
foliage, in fact its completely green and the branches resemble green
pipe cleaners with no leaves or anything.

Can anyone help? We reallly would like one of these but have no idea
whats it called!

Thanks in advance




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