I saw a different looking pine tree at a local nursery. It was planted in
their front area. I asked inside, and they told me it is a "Levanine". I have
no idea how to spell it, but I'd like to buy one. Anyone know the correct
spelling, and where I could get one? My local nursery stated they "may" get
one in the spring.
TIA,
Rudy

In article , (Efbluefalcons) wrote:
I saw a different looking pine tree at a local nursery. It was planted in
their front area. I asked inside, and they told me it is a "Levanine". I
have
no idea how to spell it, but I'd like to buy one. Anyone know the correct
spelling, and where I could get one? My local nursery stated they "may" get
one in the spring.

Possibly Levantine? (the land area at the eastern end of the
Mediterranean Sea) If so, maybe it's the same tree that's also called
Aleppo pine.

cheers,

Marj

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Marj Tiefert: http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/
Mediterranean Garden Shop: http://stores.tiefert.com/garden/
In Sunset zone 14-mild

I wonder if it might be Cedrus libani? Aka Cedar of Lebabnon. Not a pine,
but a picturesque conifer. Somewhat difficult to find IMHO
--
elizabeth, Baton Rouge, LA
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In article ,
(Efbluefalcons) wrote:
I saw a different looking pine tree at a local nursery. It was planted
in
their front area. I asked inside, and they told me it is a "Levanine".
I
have
no idea how to spell it, but I'd like to buy one. Anyone know the
correct
spelling, and where I could get one? My local nursery stated they "may"
get
one in the spring.

Possibly Levantine? (the land area at the eastern end of the
Mediterranean Sea) If so, maybe it's the same tree that's also called
Aleppo pine.

cheers,

Marj

* * *
Marj Tiefert: http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/
Mediterranean Garden Shop: http://stores.tiefert.com/garden/
In Sunset zone 14-mild