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Help Identifying a Conifer #753638
Asked June 02, 2021, 8:11 PM EDT
Jefferson County Colorado
Expert Response
Last one. :o) I have seen these trees here and there - usually in the mountains. PlantNet identifies this as a Douglas Fir. Your picture with the cones and flowers was fantastic - up close pictures with flowers and fruit are particularly helpful with plant ID apps. When "keying" out plants and trees, flowers/fruits and often essential in identification.
I hope this helps you, and that you enjoy learning about plant and tree species as much as I do.
Thanks for contacting us.
CMG Annette
Last one. :o) I have seen these trees here and there - usually in the mountains. PlantNet identifies this as a Douglas Fir. Your picture with the cones and flowers was fantastic - up close pictures with flowers and fruit are particularly helpful with plant ID apps. When "keying" out plants and trees, flowers/fruits and often essential in identification.
I hope this helps you, and that you enjoy learning about plant and tree species as much as I do.
Thanks for contacting us.
CMG Annette