The Survivor Pine at Mori
The Survivor Pine at Mori
This is one of the last surviving giant pines at the riverside grove in Mori, now surrounded by a younger plantation of pine trees.
Pinaceae
Pinaceae
Taj Longleaf Pine
Taj Longleaf Pine
A Himalayan Longleaf pine grows near the entrance to the Taj Mahal Gardens
Zilmon Keyling Prayer Post
Zilmon Keyling Prayer Post
A now-dead cedar at a welcoming Tibetan monastery in McLeod Ganj serves as a post for colorful prayer flags
Prayer Flag Hub Cedar
Prayer Flag Hub Cedar
Prayer flags on display above the Tibetan refugee colony of McLeod Ganj center on one tall cedar tree on a hilltop
McLeod Bus Stand Cedar
McLeod Bus Stand Cedar
With a cement building growing around it, this deodar tree is the only tree alive at the bus stand in McLeod Ganj, the Himalayan Tibetan Refugee colony.
Watershed Cedar
Watershed Cedar
Above the Himachal State Library, on the Mall in Shimla, this cedar growns on the ridge dividing the Indus and Ganga drainages
Viceregal Spruce
Viceregal Spruce
A Himalayan spruce tree growing in the gardens of the Viceregal Lodge, formerly the summer centre of British rule in India
Ponderosa Representative
Ponderosa Representative
In the Pine Arboretum just near Ranikhet, this tree represents the largest pine species- the Ponderosa Pine of the Western United States.