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Photo by Seema
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Description:

A topiary design or the tree shape is like this?
I have seen quite a few of such conifers in South California

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (5)
Chaenorrhinum
The shape is a pruning style called pollarding. But identification will depend on seeing the needles. Yews aren't uncommon choices for pollarding, but they aren't the only coniferous option.
Hans.New
On the first sight I thought, that are mistletoes. On the second one it´s clear, that it´s the tree itself. Great. But no clue about what tree it could be.
injica
you can join the mission: http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8166383 and than maybe someone will know what that is...
Seema
Is it a cedar? Anyone......
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PublishedMarch 8, 2012

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