#scotch pine

[toothwalker]

The developing cones of a Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris), which (as you can see) start off very small! Surrey, UK, June 2026

[charmed-n-zesty]

Pinus sylvestris.

[songbirdradiation]

Gnarled wood of a fallen Scots pine in Helsinki, Finland. October 2022.

[ultraviolet-techno-ecology]

Hey, I think your initiative is super cool! I donated 5 bucks to the "stop Line 3" frontlines and 5 bucks to "Honor the Earth". I donated to them because they're both centered around indigenous rights and climate justice.

This one may not look like much, but it was really hard for me due to the small straight lines. (I'm having a rough time today, you can probably tell by my handwriting.) This is intended to be the branch and cone of a Scotch Pine.

As always I'm super grateful for giving me motivation to keep working on my coordination exercises - not to mention the donations to wonderful causes.

Want to know why I'm doing art? Click this link for my original post.

[mtariqniaz]

PINUS SILVESTRIS — Scotch Pine PINUS SILVESTRIS Scotch Pine Has been found of real use in the treatment of weak ankles and tardiness in walking, in scrofulous and rachitic children.

[speakingofnature]

Time spent exploring nature leaves few openings for regrets.

[white-pine-tree]

Because I havent posted in awhile. First semester was so busy but this one im going to do better with posting!

[secondhandnature]