Pseudotsuga menziesii �Eigernest� Probably :
Pseudotsuga menziesii "Ebernest"

Clement

It's not 'Ebernest', but 'Eibernest'. maybe just a typo.
It's a Dutch Pseudotsuga witches'broom with a German cultivar name.
Eibernest means stork nest in which the original witches' broom looks like...

Zsolt/Guys

All names have 'i' with two dots ending(ï) I don't see why if Hungarian or English or any language as this is never part of the name to begin with? Also, yes, the '1/2' and '?' upside down are also confusing, yet--I understand it's Hungarian written purposes. Why must this happen, I must know?

I regard,

Dax

Dax, its the Garden Web server messing up control charecters and spitting that out. If a file is made in, say a WORD Doc and cut and pasted here it might do that. Or if the control charecters that used to work here for umlauts, trademark signs, the degree symbol, tildes, etc, are used.

tj

Aw, for cryin' out loud, look how I spelled character.

tj

Thanks Friends,
Eibernest had really very different spellings in the garden.
I send to Edwin an other Storknest from Turkey, found in 2010 by Hodi Toth in Antalya, Father of the semidesert conifers.

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Pinus nigra Storknest

Zsolt

ohhh. Thanks Tommy.

Dax