What kind of pine tree is this?

I see these pines growing wild a lot in ditches near water. Not always in standing water but in wetter areas. I do see it in sandy areas too though. Any ideas on what kind this is? Its usually a darker green but this tree is kinda multi colored for some reason. They seem to get pretty big like a normal pine but keep there lower branches from what I can tell. The deer dont seem to eat them either. Needles are soft and short.

Any ideas on what kinda tree they are?

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What kind of pine tree is this?

What kind of pine tree is this?

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I see these pines growing wild a lot in ditches near water. Not always in standing water but in wetter areas. I do see it in sandy areas too though. Any ideas on what kind this is? Its usually a darker green but this tree is kinda multi colored for some reason. They seem to get pretty big like a normal pine but keep there lower branches from what I can tell. The deer dont seem to eat them either.

Any ideas on what kinda tree they are?...

What kind of pine tree is this?

What kind of pine tree is this?