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Post by WVsnowflake on Oct 26, 2008 20:35:48 GMT -6
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Post by gonecatfishing on Oct 27, 2008 0:29:19 GMT -6
That is cool.
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Post by WVsnowflake on Oct 27, 2008 7:40:00 GMT -6
I went to look for my mummy's pine cones last night in the christmas and I can't find em any more.... They were huge ! each about 10 inches tall and she had 3 ..... Anyone know what kind of pine they would have come from or even better got any pines that big close to them to send me a few ?
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Post by papa on Oct 27, 2008 10:29:51 GMT -6
I seen the big ones like that out in Northern Cal and Oregon, I think they come from the Seqouia national forest, but may come from someplace else, We use to use them in our campfires, worked really good.
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Post by WVsnowflake on Oct 27, 2008 16:58:05 GMT -6
UGGGHHHH !!!! you burned them !!! poor lil piney cones LOL I would love to find some more, so if in your surfing the net you come accross any let me know please !!!
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Post by karolinakitty on Oct 27, 2008 17:35:48 GMT -6
I went to look for my mummy's pine cones last night in the christmas and I can't find em any more.... They were huge ! each about 10 inches tall and she had 3 ..... Anyone know what kind of pine they would have come from or even better got any pines that big close to them to send me a few ? I was a floral designer years ago and we called them sugar cones but i don't know what tree they came from.... |
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Post by bakerbabe49 on Oct 28, 2008 19:29:13 GMT -6
If I were still in Georgia, you'd have some of those big pine cones Snowflake. There were trees near where I lived in Savannah that had huge cones on them. I wish I had grabbed up some but didn't.  I thought they were white pines but they have another name and don't remember. Their needles where over a foot long. |
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Post by WVsnowflake on Oct 29, 2008 18:41:14 GMT -6
I found the sugar cones online.... Might have to buy some..
Thats ok Baker.... we never think of these things until we are somewheres else......
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