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• The Stone Pine trees in Parramatta Park are attributed to George.
• Eucalyptus, acacia saligna, robinia, stone pine, Turkish pine and cupressus is used for afforestation.
• Stone pines have been used and cultivated for their edible pine nuts since prehistoric times.
• Currently, " Pinus halepensis " is outcompeting stone pines in many locations of the forest.
• The most characteristic tree species is the pine tree, including the stone pine and Monterrey pine.
• The stone pine was not native to Britain.
• Stone pines ( a non-invasive alien tree ) still remain in the area around Rhodes Memorial.
• For the third year, the Boy Scouts are selling Italian stone pines and coastal redwoods for Christmas.
• European pine nuts are obtained primarily from the stone pine, Pinus pinea, native to northern Mediterranean regions.
• In Italy, the stone pine has been an aesthetic landscape element since the Italian Renaissance garden period.
• The stone pine is a coniferous evergreen tree that can exceed in height, but is more typical.
• Siberian birds store the seeds of the Siberian stone pine, sometimes hoarding enough to last a whole year.
• The stone pine ( " Pinus pinea " ), possibly the most characteristic of all, occupies sandy soils.
• The predominant, extensive stands of stone pine ( " Pinus pinea " ) here are worth commenting on.
• On the Rauterriegel southeast of the Eisenhut, there is a spruce forest with a lot of stone pines.
• "Many pine species bear edible nuts : the best known is the Mediterranean stone pine, " Pinus pinea ".
• Throughout Europe and Middle East the pine nuts used are traditionally from " Pinus pinea " ( stone pine ).
• Nurseries in your area are more likely to offer assorted cultivars of the much hardier Swiss stone pine, P . cembra.
• The village is a major source of pine nuts due to stone pine ( Pinus pinea ) woods covering the area.
• Alas, this was not to be and the legend has it that he sent a wagonload of Stone Pine trees instead.