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11 minutes ago, Paul in the woods said:

It's not easy, I think it's three but hard to be sure. Sabiniana has three and sylvestris two, tabuliformis twos or threes.

 

I don't thin Sabiniana is often sold in the UK so it's probably something else. Looks like a garden setting though so who knows.

If it's three my first stop would be monterey (P radiata)

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46 minutes ago, Stubby said:

I know Monterey has 3 but I don't remember it being as " see through " as this specimen  .

Yes it is normally dark green but it has slender wavy needles and is arguably more common than other 3 needle pines.

 

This tree looks a bit suppressed and juvenile which may be affecting its form.

 

If the needles are truly drooping then have a look at mexican P patula, I don't remember seeing one ever but it may fit with the very long needles.

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1 minute ago, openspaceman said:

Yes it is normally dark green but it has slender wavy needles and is arguably more common than other 3 needle pines.

 

This tree looks a bit suppressed and juvenile which may be affecting its form.

 

If the needles are truly drooping then have a look at mexican P patula, I don't remember seeing one ever but it may fit with the very long needles.

How is your form holding up spaceman ? Not to much in the way of drooping i hope as a man should keep his pecker up at all times 🤣

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