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Topic: what kind of trees are these?
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msgvb
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this is actually three shots of two different trees, the second one being a closeup of the first.
I'm looking around for trees that would look cool in bonsai fashion.
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obywan59
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They look like Deodar Cedars to me. Cedrus deodara.
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Terry
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msgvb
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I noticed the first one was taller and less compact, but they still look like the same tree. so you think they're both the same species?
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obywan59
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Sorry, we were posting at the same time, but yes, I think they are both deodars.
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Terry
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obywan59
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The second tree has multiple trunks, that's why it appears broader and more compact.
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Terry
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msgvb
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yeah, I was having a tough time finding some decent shots, too.
so that's what cedar looks like...
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