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I figured I'd put this in here, it hasn't really progressed yet but it will, it's an interesting pine we collected from our back yard woods last year.

howdy V,
im not 100% positive but unless that is a larch tree i think its dead.i say this cuz larch are the only conifers (pines) that i know of that lose their needles

That's what I was thinking, but even the larch in my neighbors yard has some green already.

Lets hope it is a Larch...

I think it is a larch. It's growing new little branches . Either that or I'm imagining them by being too hopeful! I have two other pines that lost their needles, they are in the progressions forum. This tree has a really neat twisted trunk. My other needle-less pines are growing little branches also. I got scared by the replies so I went driving around and noticed a lot of pines around here lose their needles. Larch trees turn a really pretty yellow color in the fall, so if it is a larch (or if they are larches) I will feel lucky. . Thank you for the replies!

It's a larch, just look at the brown needles on the pot, those are not from pines!

Thank you! I'm convincing myself it's a larch. I've been reading a lot of old posts where Hannah (bassandbonsai). Has said, give your tree six months before declaring it dead. And it does have new growth. If I had a better camera than my phone I'd post it. . I think larch trees must grow in this area in the wild. I recall a few bright yellow pines in the fall. Thank you for your words of encouragement!

cool as long as its sprouting...i thought it was a hemlock, their needles are similar. ive had a few that ended looking like that and they were goners

Scrub the bark a little bit off: if it's green, it's still alive! Don't give up the hope, I'm sure he'll survive

Thank you for the encouragement! This one is green underneath. Such a neat little tree