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Scots Pine

Scots pines grace the hills of the Scottish Highlands with their tall bare trunks and broccoli-like crowns. They love high ecosystems, typically above 1,000m, and can live for several centuries. Scots pines produce distinctive cones with a small prickle on each scale.

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Scots pine leaves are bluish-green about 5-10 cm long, and arranged in bundles of two.

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