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Yeah, i'm used to them having crazy long limbs but the cone clusters and bark look right

The one I posted is most certainly a stone pine, though the scots pine is pretty common too

Dont believe ive seen a Jack pine before, new trees intrigue me

I read that yesterday. I like the look of them

Thats close but I think its the stone pine. I just can't seem to find out haw many needles per fascicles on the stone pine

Yeah, we have those also but this one is no where near as common. Just enough to make me decide to try to figure out what it is

Looks like its an Italian stone pine8) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_pine

Interesting, i'll look deeper there, thanks

I don't think so, these are definatly green needles, in the spring the green really stands out. They usually have very wide spreading canopies. This is a small one, maybe I will get a pic of a bigger one today

We have a few of these around, they are very pitchy when cut. 2 needle pine and do well. I have seen them up to about 30" DBH and 40' tall, 55' across. Any of you recognize it?