Might be a Podocarpus. Can you get some close-up pics of the foliage? Might be best to put some twigs on a flatbed scanner, and scan at 200dpi. Also look to see if there are any flowers / seeds / fruit on it, that will make identification easier. Resin

I took pictures but don't know if we can post them on the board. Here is how I do it, though there are other ways. Once you have your pics on your computer, you will then need to put them on an on-line photo storage site. I use Photobucket. It is Free, and you can join here Once you have your Photobucket account set up, you will need to upload the pics you want to post here. After you have them uploaded, just follow the instructions below. 1...just type your message,...or in this case a reply to this post, changing the Subject of Posting line by one character, if necessary. 2...open Photobucket in another tab, or window. 3...find the pic you want to post in the message, 4...click on HTML code found in the third box below the pic. It will say copied in yellow, 5...go back and paste the HTML code in your message box, 6...hit preview, You will then see your message, and the actual pic, and 7... lastly hit submit. If you have any problems, stop over at The Test Forum Gallery. There are several 'regulars' there that will be glad to help you if need be. Sue

you might want to try the cactus and succulent forum ...

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