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LilRaverBoi · 03-02-2010, 08:38 PM

It looks kinda like a white pine, but I can't be certain from the picture (kinda blurry and at a distance). Try pulling out a single needle and see how many come with it. If it's a group of 5, it's a white pine. Then again, I'm not familiar with all the pines that grow in your area...so it could be a number of types I'm not familiar with at all.

As far as the branches below 6' aspect...they can always be trimmed to any level once the plant gets tall enough. If you look at the pic, the lower branches have clearly been trimmed off to the current height to give that appearance.

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