Lycopodium sp.

Actually not a conifer, nor even a gymnosperm.

where are you SC?????

south carolina???

thats weird growth for a conifer in snow????

looks like a norfolk island pine.. but for the yellow part .... and the fact that it shouldnt be seeding itself around in snow country ... being a houseplant and zone 10-11 ..

so much for that WAG .. lol ... where is it????

i would probably default to a Cryptomeria .. at least thats z5 -9 ... lol .. see link

well.. i made it there.. i am not proud of how i got there.. lol..

happy new year.. hope i am close.. lol ...

ken

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well that answers the yellow part ..

not even close.. lol

ken

Ditto to a clubmoss, but a species of Diphasiastrum rather than Lycopodium.

Resin

Are you positive it's not Princess Pine? I showed the picture to some people who live in the area and they thought it was this

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Nevermind...I realize that is just a different name. Thanks for the help! I was hoping I found a cool conifer, but I guess not. Ken, I am located in Eastern, MA and found this mixed in with a group of small white pine's of similar size.