Trees in Spain
Can enyone identify these trees. The picture was taken in Marbella, Spain. There were quite a few of these trees about.
Asked on 10 Feb, 2009 by
Location:
Essex,
United Kingdom

Answers
It's an Araucaria, I believe. Took me ages to Google that one!
10 Feb, 2009
Thanks Greenfingers, how did you manage to google it from only a picture?
10 Feb, 2009
It's araucaria heterophylla, the Norfolk Island pine (in the same family as the Monkey Puzzle). Unfortunately it is not hardy enough to grow in the UK
10 Feb, 2009
I was on Google for over an hour trying to find the answer - on Google you can search 'images' so I typed in 'trees', 'mediterranean trees', 'tree species' and loads of other searches to find it. Glad I (and Google, of course) could help.
11 Feb, 2009
Thanks Andrew and again to you Greenfingers.
11 Feb, 2009
It looks a bit like those fake trees that are really mobile phone masts!! I suppose if you want one that shape you could carefully prune a traditional Xmas tree and remove layers of branches.
11 Feb, 2009
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Ahh! we saw some of these in Crete too but we just called them 'upside down' trees! I'm afraid that's doesn't answer your question but they so remind me of happy holidays.
10 Feb, 2009