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09-18-2019 03:01 PM - edited 09-18-2019 03:04 PM
Martha mistakenly said her Luminaria pine cones were based on "redwood" cones. They are lovely, but would be quite tiny if based on redwood cones.
As an amateur naturalist, I thought I should point out that large cones are from pines such as the Coulter pine. (Redwoods are not pines, of course.)
Coast redwood cones
Giant sequoia cones
A Coulter pine cone (found mostly in S. Calif and northern Mexico)
09-18-2019 03:57 PM
Thanks for sharing, This is very interesting and like to learn something new as often as possible. That large one is fantastic.
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