please tell me what this is!

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Found this well hiking this spring and grabbed 3 of them but I can't figure what it will grow in to.
 

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Not certain, but be careful about grabbing plants while out exploring. Unless it's your own land, you usually need permission of some kind. Also, try not to collect something until you know you have a purpose for it/it would work for bonsai.
 
Great thanks guys!

No fear my bonsai freind! For I live in maine were the woods never end. In people cut trees like it ain't one man's business. .. so I take tree/ seedling that I find in the woods as long as it's not marked and it's not someone's lawn... though it's been hard not to grab some nice trees I see when I drive out to town. But I'm to old an have kids now so I can't be that ... uumm wild any more...not till there out of the house.
 
Can't tell too well from the picture but looks to be something I see quite regularly. If it is it isn't even a tree.
 
Then again it could be you know what.
 
Can't tell too well from the picture but looks to be something I see quite regularly. If it is it isn't even a tree.

Saw something that looked like it in a field gide that said it was a moss. ..

But I like.the idea of it being a ERC
 
Eastern red cedar... E.R.C . Or if your in the getto red ceds dog... get with the times bro!
 
But I like.the idea of it being a ERC

I like the idea of my singles being hundreds.
Even more so if I were a stripper or a cabbie.

A ghetto in Maine? That's an idea too!

J. CRACK. is the latin(king) name for these!

Sorce
 
Not certain what they are but they do not look anything like an Eastern Red to me. The leafs are wrong and don't grow downward like that. I have never seen my Eastern Reds with a green trunk. The pictures you show look to grow similar to a Norfolk Pine but those would not survive Winter in your area...

Grimmy
 
Not certain what they are but they do not look anything like an Eastern Red to me. The leafs are wrong and don't grow downward like that. I have never seen my Eastern Reds with a green trunk. The pictures you show look to grow similar to a Norfolk Pine but those would not survive Winter in your area...

Grimmy

Odd - I thought norfolk pine too!

The lil thing in there looks more like j. Crack!

Sorce
 
The lil thing in there looks more like j. Crack!

Yes but the foliage seems to "plump". Eastern Reds normally have very fine juvenile foliage, at least the ones I have. :confused:

Grimmy
 
Im gonna sit here nwaite for better photos.

Sorce
 
Sorry guys I planted them yesterday and covered them up with hay... have to wait till next year... DUUUNNNDDUUNND UUUU
 
Man I hope it's not the moss.. I did see a pic of that on line and it looked alot like what i had...

If I get a chance to go out and move the hay I'll get a few more pics guys.

Thanks ones again for you time and help!
 
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