'Fraid it isWilza wrote:Wow! I hope it isn't that haha!
The seeds can blow a fair way in the wind.Wilza wrote:There is a scots pine near to where I found it but nothing else.
'Fraid it isWilza wrote:Wow! I hope it isn't that haha!
The seeds can blow a fair way in the wind.Wilza wrote:There is a scots pine near to where I found it but nothing else.
Yew shoots are green at one year old, not orange-brown as here.fern Rob wrote:Why is it ruled out?Wilza wrote:looks similar, but I've ruled that out..Springy wrote:My first thought is Taxus baccata. Yew tree.
It isn'tBlairs wrote:No idea if it is soft, but Pinus palustris ....
It can happen if the growing point is damaged, splitting it into two growing points.timj17 wrote:You can find twin Trachys, this one is in Goodrington, Paignton.
I can hear you talking about the weather on the videoYorkshire Kris wrote:I've given up talking about the weather for lent