Virginia pine cone formation

Could someone please confirm for me if I have cone formation in progress as evidenced by the photos. Thanks so much in Advance.

Regards. Tom

It's not a Virginia Pine, maybe Scots, or not a pine. So that makes this difficult without more input. Some evergreens mature cones in two years, but most do it in one year and those look like next spring's crop.

Michigander wrote:It's not a Virginia Pine, maybe Scots, or not a pine.  So that makes this difficult without more input.  Some evergreens mature cones in two years, but most do it in one year and those look like next spring's crop.

How many Virginia Pine have you seen?  I believe it could be what the OP asked. I don't think it is Scots Pine, I have seen tons of them in flower and cone. The problem; Tom lives in W Virginia and has a pretty nice Virginia Pine Yamadori.

A photo from summer 2018

The foliage doesn't seem consistent with P. v. that I can find photos of.

The tree has been in training since 1992 and over the years the foliage has been reduced in length