Yeah, that is a good one!

PS. I like the advice given to prospective visitors from far away: "Let us know by telephone, not by e-mail: we don't check the e-mail regularly, because we're gardeners, not clerks"

Thankks for the link k5.
BTW,some gardeners hate telephones just as much!

Thanks, I've never seen that site. There are plenty of great dwarf/mini specimens pictured. I wonder who the principles are with the garden and or nursery?

"I wonder who the principles are with the garden and or nursery?color>"

The owner's name is Holub (which translates to Pidgeon).

That's easy to tell, even if you don't read Czech: several of their original WBs were given the cultivar name Holub, as you can see in the photo captions.

Specifically, according to this excerpt from the web site,

"V soucastnosti ji máme vyÂlechteno kolem 70 námi nalezených carovejníkù, z nich bezesporu nejznámejÂí je Thuja Occidentalis Malonyana Holub.color>"

...which translates to "currently we have about 70 WBs in cultivation that were discovered by us, from which the undisputed best known is Thuja Occidentalis Malonyana Holub".

I have seen this Mini Arboretum during the Polen-Czech Republik Tour 2008 with the British and Dutch Conifer Societies.
This is one of the best conifer gardens I've ever seen.
I add a picture of Mr. Holub which is at the right side.
The other person with the long hair is Jan Slama.
Unfortunately Mr. Holub can't speak English or German so it's very difficult to make a contact with him.

Thuja occidentalis 'Malonyana Holub' isn't a witches'broom, it's a seedling which arose by a special circumstance from nuclear power.

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Thanks coniferjoy

Yes,that is very nice.These guys are well into hauling rock it would seem. T.