2nd pic of tree 1 (with dual labels)

2nd tree pic 2

3rd tree pic 1

3rd tree pic 2

That looks right to me-Pinus nigra. Hoo-boy, it looks dry there! Maybe they'll do better there. Around here, a couple of fungal blights are decimating this pine.

+oM

'Oregon Green' is just a specific cultivar of Pinus nigra; otherwise looks pretty nigra-ish to me :-)

Here is a link that might be useful: Pinus nigra 'Oregon Green'

Ynneleac
Your first picture is pinus nigra cultivar oregon green
The other 2 are just seedling pinus nigra
Gary

The needles are much shorter than typical for Pinus nigra, though the cones are clearly that. So I'd suspect all the plants are 'Oregon Green', if the distinctive character of that cultivar is short needles.

Resin

here is my oregon green .. very typical nigra needle pattern .. i dont know about length ... distinct deep green color ...

but it is hard to compare to your pruned babe ... as compared to its natural form ....

probably from a one gallon.. two year old plant.. 8 or so years ago ....

ken

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