Jeffrey pine: The cone are woody, 5 to 12 inches long and a fat oval; each scale has curved prickle that curves in; typically much larger than ponderosa cones. The Oregonian. Knobcone pine.

Daily home & garden tip: How to identify pine cones. Updated: Dec. 22, 2011, 10:21 a.m. ... The Oregonian Jeffrey pine. Jeffrey pine: The cone are woody, 5 to 12 inches long and a fat oval; ...

It's the “big cone spruce” that is uniquely our own. News. ... They grow in low-elevation areas of mixed chaparral and oak woodlands or at higher elevations alongside conifers like Jeffrey pines.

Scientists confirm the trees are producing an unusually large amount of pine cones this year. Maureen Foley of Jamaica Plain can hardly take a step in her front yard without crushing one.

6,000 Jeffrey pine seeds Thanks in large part to community donations of seed, the SPF already had 30,000 Jeffrey pine seeds in cold storage, which is why they didn’t harvest more of this species.

The Sugar Pine Foundation is collecting Jeffrey Pine seeds in efforts to restore wildfire burn areas.During this time of year, the Sugar Pine Foundation usually collects cones but due.

The 120-year-old heritage-listed bunya pine in the grounds of the Courthouse Hotel has been dropping huge pine cones. The Baw Baw Council says they weigh up to 10 kilograms each.

A combination of factors has likely led to an unusually large amount of pine cones in Maine this year. In fact, it’s a “special” time in the cycle that only happens every five years or so ...

There are a lot of pine cones on the ground these days. A combination of factors has likely led to an unusually large amount of pine cones in Maine this year .