PlantMarker, I purchased 'Gebelle's Golden Spring' last year from Klehm's Songsparrow and was pleased with the size and health of the plant. They have it in their catalog again this year. I don't have 'Golden Feathers' yet, so I'll be curious to hear if anyone has seen it on any mail-order lists. I got 'Spring Ghost' at Collector's Nursery a couple of years ago when it was still open. Good luck with your hunt. Dan Here is a link that might be useful: Songsparrow

What a beautifully shaped plant. Quite distinctive. Thank you for showing what is something entirely new to me! Here is my picea pungens 'Maigold' looking good at the moment (probably helped by all the rain...)

Ken, Indeed, you have a very nice selections of yellow flushing Picea pungens cultivars. The 'Early Gold', 'Colonial Gold' and 'Golden Feathers' are on my wanted list. I have a small 'Sunshine' at my Pinetum also. Picea pungens 'Sunshine'

Edwin...Originally tagged 'Gold Cone'. The name was changed to Juniperus communis 'Suecica Aurea by a collector I think was Edwin or a close relative of yours across the pond. There is an old post lurking on the forum discussing this name change. I can't find it. I only change name tags when I am comfortable with the person suggesting the change. It has to be you or Clement. Has anyone noticed anything about 'Gold Cone? Two seasons ago it started at the bottom with a new layer of growth about 3 inches in thickness. It has now worked its way up to within a foot of the top. It isn't growing the normal way, new growth at the end of the branch. Puzzling to me and it is becoming a perfect symmetrical cone where it was not before. tj... That is where 'Melody' went. I have a larger one in an up coming post. Cher...The 'Weeping Blue, a Iseli conifer now discontinued, is what it is. A light tinge of blue if you look closely. I often wondered if maybe the person was color blind who gave it its name. The yellow ground cover is fairly basic stuff. I thinned some out last week and threw it over the fence. Email me your address and I will send you some along with 5-6 others I will be thinning out soon. The neighbors... screen of Juniperus scopulorum 'Wichita Blue'. Not the best screen maker. It has taken 15 years to grow 6 ft. I rescued them more then once because of bag worm infestation. Now they get sprayed along with mine once a year by my tree guy. Ken..."its like walking around your yard".. Keep your walking shoes on. About 2/3rds done. Dave