# Longleaf Pine
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The longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) is a species of conifer in the family Pinaceae, a pine native to the Southeastern United States, found along the coastal plain from East Texas to southern Virginia, extending into northern and central Florida. In this area it is also known as "yellow pine" or "long leaf yellow pine", although it is properly just one out of a number of species termed yellow pine. It reaches a height of 30–35 m (98–115 ft) and a diameter of 0.7 m (28 in).
July 19, 2019 Marjoram vs Oregano, Caroline Dormon, John Macoun, Philip Moffitt, The Wild Garden by William Robinson, Rick Darke, Visit Public Gardens, and Robert Fenton
What's the Difference Between Oregano and Marjoram? If you've grown both, you know they look quite similar and they are often confused for one another. But, when it comes to flavor and taste, it is easy to tell them apart. Oregano tends to be earthy, pungent, and spicy. It can easily overpower the …
153: Interagency Cooperation Starts Before the Fire Begins
John Miller is the State Wildland Fire Chief for the Virginia Department of Forestry. John is responsible for oversight and state-wide coordination of the agency's wildfire control, emergency management, and prescribed burning programs. John shares some tips about how you can coordinate with multip…
17: Longleaf Pine, Chris Jones, and a Plant Pod!
This week, I chat with Chris Jones, assistant grounds superintendent at Pinehurst Resort, about landscaping and the longleaf pine!
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Intro 0:00 / Plant of the Week 2:10 / Guest 4:29 / Playlist 19:56
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Cicadas: https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/interactive/2021/cicadas-lif…
Longleaf Pine - Discovering Alabama
This video traces the history, and significance, of the Longleaf pine, Alabama’s official state tree. Experts now believe that the Longleaf ecosystem was at one time the single largest forest ecosystem in the south. This video highlights ongoing efforts to better understand and perpetuate the Longl…
Rock Me, Mama (Longleaf Pine)
Headed down south to the land of the pine, our journey this week takes us to the flats of North Caroline. The longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) has a storied history that means a whole lot to a whole lot of people, and has for generations. Listen in for a walk through the southern forests and learn w…
Ep. 24 - Basil & Pine
Happy New Year! 2022 was full of life changes for Messy and Ya Boy, and we're hitting 2023 full of energy with plenty of goals regarding herbalism, conservation, business ideas, and the homestead. Sweet Basil is a standard kitchen herb loaded with benefits, and Messy goes in-depth about all it has …
When You Think of Pines, I Hope You Think of Pinecones
We have all probably interacted with pine cones in some way, whether we collected them to start a bon fire, rolled them in peanut butter to create a bird feeder, or avoided them during pollen season. Pine trees produce pine cones, a unique seed with a fascinating science and ecological importance …
Binder Presents The (Un)Settled Podcast Episode 5: Alex Harris
In today’s episode, Stan Hackney, the curator of art and audience engagement at the Mobile Museum of Art, returns to discuss Un(Settled) and the inclusion of Alex Harris’s photograph Longleaf Pines, Knoll Park, Fairhope. Later, documentary photographer Alex Harris joins series
host Drew Baron to ex…
The (Un)Settled Podcast Episode 5: Alex Harris
In today’s episode, Stan Hackney, the curator of art and audience
engagement at the Mobile Museum of Art, returns to discuss Un(Settled)
and the inclusion of Alex Harris’s photograph Longleaf Pines, Knoll
Park, Fairhope. Later, documentary photographer Alex Harris joins series
host Drew Baron t…
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