No... They’re Ponderosa on the East side of the Cascade Mountains in the PNWthose are austrian pines right?
very cool. looks like the west coast version of the more rare pitch pine on east coast. cape cod pines. i have them around me and accidentally killed two this year@hinmo24t, Ponderosa pines are native to the western North America. If you visit places like Yosemite, you'll notice the large puzzle patterned barked pines, those are ponderosas. They are also known as yellow pine. They are amazing trees.
Nice! Mine have loooooong needles after year 1.
I think it would be nice to compare how they fare here compared to the US.
very cool. looks like the west coast version of the more rare pitch pine on east coast. cape cod pines. i have them around me and accidentally killed two this year
i have a 4' tall kotobuki pine which is japanese black pine grafted onto another rootstock, pretty slick graft because it has a 4" base on the 4' tree and i havent even begun working on it yet