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Coulter Pine
FAMILY: PINACEAE
- Native from central California to Baja on rocky slopes.
- Height seldom exceeds 100’.
- Needles are 3 to a bundle, 6-14” long, stiff and sharp-pointed. Overall color of tree is green-blue.
- Seed cones are most massive of any pine, 8-14” long with a weight of 5-8 lbs. Cone scales have “claws” at the end.
- Very rare in Portland.
- #181 was planted by Joseph A. Manning in the 1920s.
| Tree # | Location | Dimensions | Photo and Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 181 | Right of Way | 65' Height 40' Spread 10.4' Circ. | This tree was planted by Joseph A. Manning in the 1920s. Removed 2023. |