10-ft trunk diameter, spreading oak-like limbs, 1–1.5″ needles in clusters on "twiglets," upright dense cones = Fir genus (Abies). But 10-ft diameter = exceptional age/size for non-native.
Contact SC Forestry Commission:
Exotic conifers have specific pest/climate vulnerabilities. Proper ID enables correct care.
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