Deco pine o' mine
April 14, 2009 11:28 AM
What is this plant?
I got it at Home Depot just after Christmas in 2007. It looks exactly like the plant in this Black Friday ad from 2007, down to the presents and the Santa-on-a-stick that's now sitting on my desk at work somewhere. Unfortunately, I can't find a common or scientific name and the plant info card that came with it is long gone. Searching for just "deco pine" gets a lot of art deco links, and a picture of a Norfolk pine that doesn't look quite right.
I just recently repotted the plant out of the original container (same as the one in the ad link) and that got me inspired to learn some more about it.
I got it at Home Depot just after Christmas in 2007. It looks exactly like the plant in this Black Friday ad from 2007, down to the presents and the Santa-on-a-stick that's now sitting on my desk at work somewhere. Unfortunately, I can't find a common or scientific name and the plant info card that came with it is long gone. Searching for just "deco pine" gets a lot of art deco links, and a picture of a Norfolk pine that doesn't look quite right.
I just recently repotted the plant out of the original container (same as the one in the ad link) and that got me inspired to learn some more about it.
Yes... a Norfolk Island Pine. They can get big! We had some when I was a kid that were 5 and 6 feet tall.
posted by kimdog at 11:45 AM on April 14, 2009
posted by kimdog at 11:45 AM on April 14, 2009
Ah hah, thanks pseudostrabismus and hortense! I found a picture but its needles were too long and spread apart, so I didn't think that was it. The first link in that Google.ca search looks exactly like my plant, just taller.
That was quick, hive mind. :)
posted by fireoyster at 12:02 PM on April 14, 2009
That was quick, hive mind. :)
posted by fireoyster at 12:02 PM on April 14, 2009
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posted by pseudostrabismus at 11:33 AM on April 14, 2009