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lodgepole pine
(redirected from spruce pine)

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lodgepole pine, common name for the pine ponderosa pine or

western yellow pine (P. ponderosa), is a hard pine second only to the Douglas fir as a commercial timber tree in North America. The

white pine (P.
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 species Pinus contorta, found in the Rocky Mts. and the northwestern coast of the United States.


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Spruce Pine Farmer's Market Tailgate Market Where: Topaz Street between Upper and Lower Streets, downtown Spruce Pine in the parking lot adjacent to the Mitchell News Journal.
The plant, which is expected to open at the end of 2005, will use approximately 40,000 mill feet per year of spruce pine and fir, which is less than half the supply that was feeding their sawmill property.
In other news: Tembec and The Home Depot, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, have reached an agreement allowing The Home Depot to offer its customers larger amounts of FSC certified Spruce Pine Fir (SPF) lumber.
 
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