unusual pine tree

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Tourist question

Wetumpka, AL

While on a one day trip to Grand Isle, I saw a beautiful tree that was straight as an arrow and looked to be some type of pine tree. The needles seemed to be pointing up and the limbs were evenly spaced like a thin branched christmas tree, does anyone know what type of tree this was?

DJC

Lockport, LA

Tourist question wrote:

While on a one day trip to Grand Isle, I saw a beautiful tree that was straight as an arrow and looked to be some type of pine tree. The needles seemed to be pointing up and the limbs were evenly spaced like a thin branched christmas tree, does anyone know what type of tree this was?

It could be a Norfolk Island Pine. Search the internet to see if it's the same one you have seen.

Tree

Wetumpka, AL

Thanks, I think it looks like it.

Space

Baker, LA

The strange looking pine tree is a Norfolk pine. They grow well in the north and south!

Space

Baker, LA

Norfolk pine tree - grows well in the north and south.

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