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It does have that look. But I'm quite familiar with Red Cedar, and this isn't it.
Thanks, Dave!
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Gentleman Jack- Member
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To me it looks more like Sequoiadendron giganteum, or a variety of Cryptomeria...
AlainK- Member
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thanks Alain, I'll look into that. Never thought of it.AlainK wrote:To me it looks more like Sequoiadendron giganteum, or a variety of Cryptomeria...
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Gentleman Jack- Member
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Well, it's not the redwood, but after using my fantastic google-fu, it could be crypotomeria. I think I'll take it to a nursery to see it they can identify it.
Gentleman Jack- Member
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If you dug it near your home, it's almost certainly eastern red cedar. Difficult bonsai subject, but can be done. Much patience will be required.
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Zach Smith- Member
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Zach Smith wrote:If you dug it near your home, it's almost certainly eastern red cedar. Difficult bonsai subject, but can be done. Much patience will be required.
Zach
Well, the way the needles are arranged all around the stems, includidng older ones makes me think this is not a Juniper.
What's more, although being far from being a specialist, on a lot of Junipers only vigorous new shoots display pointed needles, on mature branches, they've got rounded scales, which I can't see here.
I may be wrong, but since I am interested in tree identification, you are welcome to post counter-arguments
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AlainK- Member
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Zach Smith wrote:If you dug it near your home, (...)
Zach
He never said that, did he?
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If it's a plant from a garden center with no tag, who knows what it can be?...
AlainK- Member
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I can state categorically it is not red cedar. I know red cedar, we have it everywhere here.Zach Smith wrote:If you dug it near your home, it's almost certainly eastern red cedar. Difficult bonsai subject, but can be done. Much patience will be required.
Zach
Gentleman Jack- Member
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Actually Alain, although I don't think I said it, I dug it up out of my lawn when it was about five inches tall. I re-planted it in my rock garden and forgot about it until this year. I can't remember exactly how long ago that happened, but it wasn't long. It grew like a weed.AlainK wrote:Zach Smith wrote:If you dug it near your home, (...)
Zach
He never said that, did he?
If it's a plant from a garden center with no tag, who knows what it can be?...
Gentleman Jack- Member
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When you find out for sure let us know. It looks just like the gazillions of young red cedars I see all through the woods over here.Gentleman Jack wrote:It does have that look. But I'm quite familiar with Red Cedar, and this isn't it.Thanks, Dave!
Zach
Zach Smith- Member
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This one does match the on-line description of Foemina. Thanks for the help.M. Frary wrote: Foemina!
Gentleman Jack- Member
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Gentleman Jack wrote:This one does match the on-line description of Foemina. Thanks for the help.M. Frary wrote: Foemina!
Please see your other "Tree ID" thread comment by Eric F
Dave Leppo- Member
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Yeah, I been got. But heck, fooled me because it does look a bit like foemina. Can I get the next new guy?Dave Leppo wrote:Gentleman Jack wrote:This one does match the on-line description of Foemina. Thanks for the help.M. Frary wrote: Foemina!
Please see your other "Tree ID" thread comment by Eric F
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