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Help with ID of this tree

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Podocarpus macrophyllus?

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I believe you are correct! Thank you! The internet pictures show more of a shrub and this is a rather large tree. The leaves and coarse brown bark are spot on.

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Most people buy them to use as hedges but most species want to grow into trees.  Many years ago I saw Podocarpus used as street trees on Coronado Island, San Diego.  They were grown to their true potential as a tree and not as a hacked shrub.

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