Araucaria heterophylla - Norfolk Island Pine
By Delonix1
- 12 Jun, 2013
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A tall, narrow Norfolk Island Pine with high clouds in the background. This is the view from a friend's house. Photo taken June 11, 2013.
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This one is most likely around 60ft (18m) tall. The one in my front yard is 85ft (26m) and very messy. I've had millions of seeds everywhere for the last 7 months.
Norfolk Island Pines are extremely common trees here and they can grow to more than 200ft (61m) tall.
25 Jun, 2013
Wow! I like tall trees in their place, but would like it in my garden!!
25 Jun, 2013
You would like such a large tree in your garden?
25 Jun, 2013
Sorry! No typed that wrongly!!!
NO I Wouldn't Like Such A Large Tree in my garden!
My neighbour has planted a Beech Tree in his garden (luckily the opposite side of his garden from us)
and they grow Very Big, so I am a bit worried about that one!!
It has only been in from a sapling for a few years and already it must be getting towards 20 - 30 ft!!
They take up too much water to have in a small garden, besides overpowering everything else!!
25 Jun, 2013
Okay, now I understand. :>)
I have 3 major large trees in my front yard. The giant Norfolk Island Pine, Southern Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) and a huge Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia). They do give good shade, which I need here in inland San Diego, CA.
25 Jun, 2013
Beautiful trees to give you shade anyway.
26 Jun, 2013
Yes, I do need the shade here. Starting tomorrow and for a week we're in for some extremely high heat here. I am already hating it! It's still very warm tonight at 1:12 a.m.
26 Jun, 2013
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