because I really want one in my yard! Thanks in advance!!!
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If I have not inserted the photo correctly, someone please give me some tips!
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- bewildered_nmsu
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I think it is very similar to the Norfolk Island Pine...but the pics of them that I found don't have needles on their branches that go all the way to the main trunk of the tree.
The story behind this tree (in my pic) is that I saw it in Mexico outside of a restaurant somewhere between the Coba Myan site and the Chichen Itza Mayan site.
I asked our guide to ask the restaurant owner what type of tree it was and he did. The translation from Spanish back to English was that "they didn't know, they had been on vacation on the continent and brought it back and it had grown that tall in a little over five years).
Problem is...I assumed the continent was the US --- which it may have been...but it also could have been South America or even Europe.
So, I don't know the *real* place of origin of this tree which has made identification very difficult!
The story behind this tree (in my pic) is that I saw it in Mexico outside of a restaurant somewhere between the Coba Myan site and the Chichen Itza Mayan site.
I asked our guide to ask the restaurant owner what type of tree it was and he did. The translation from Spanish back to English was that "they didn't know, they had been on vacation on the continent and brought it back and it had grown that tall in a little over five years).
Problem is...I assumed the continent was the US --- which it may have been...but it also could have been South America or even Europe.
So, I don't know the *real* place of origin of this tree which has made identification very difficult!
- bewildered_nmsu
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- Location: Las Cruces, NM