The cones look like P. strobus to me and it has the correct needle count per fascicle.
I'm a novice though, so you'd better wait for some of the experts to jump in. ;)

This post was edited by liopleurodon on Wed, Feb 6, 13 at 3:33

Ditto to Pinus strobus

Resin

Gave up trying to pay the water company to help me grow conifers in Denver area, and have moved to the Pacific Northwest

==>> well.. if you gotta move.. may as well be for garden reasons.. lol ..

ken

You'll find the Pac NW has an annual drought, varying in length, but from about late July to early October; the native plants are adapted to the regime. However, many plants will enjoy supplemental water...my mother had a home on Puget Sound, and would spend about an hour a day going through her rounds watering plants. She was often followed by birds,mostly siskins and crossbills, who would use the opportunity for a little supplemental bathing...

P. strobus 'Pendula'.

yes! you all are awesome, and thanks for confirm, too, resin. I made a song out of "Pinus strobis" this morning when I thought about it again...thanks for confirmation (and the correct/useful info pasadena about summer lack of rain here) ...I'm so new to the area!

Gonna be beautiful to enjoy but not own! I'm surrounded by conifers that make me gasp about once per day...lots to learn.

If you're near Vancouver there's a couple botanical gardens there with collections that include interesting conifers - UBC Botanical Gardens and Van Dusen Botanical Display Garden.