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davidtree

10 years ago

pseudotsuga menziesii albyn prostrata

picea pungens the blues

picea pungens thume

picea pungens glauca pendula

picea pungens st mary's broom

pinus mgo zundert

juniperus communis gold cone

pinus contorta taylor's sunburst

don't know ?

pinus densifore golden ghost

pinus wallchiana frosty

picea engelmannii bushs lace

larix eurolepis varied direction

picea glauca daisy's white

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ogcon
10 years ago
The un-IDed I believe is Cham.obtusa 'Fernspray'.I've not seen the Doug-fir 'Albyns and really like it.Do you recall your source for it?Doug
davidtree
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10 years ago
I think it came from gee farms
they had a differnt name on it.
Coniferjoy said it was this.
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Hey Mike.....thanks! I'm going to take some pictures from the 3rd floor....I hired someone new to do the pond...it's almost done...he's done a fabulous job.....but at a price that was not too long ago my annual salary OUCH . No luck....I think I know more than the Dr's do.....I recently went to Duke for a test....all clean. But that doesn't stop the pain. Still working on it. Any suggestions for a good gut Dr? PS I just made my first order to the nursery you reccomended..his prices are extremely reasonable. Awaiting my first shipment.
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Mike, I got the Abies koreana 'Blue Cones' at Gee Farms a year or two ago. Ken, the 'GGS' held it's color nicely last year and did not fade as as I recall. Its needles are also greener than 'Spring Ghost' which are more blue. Here's a bad light picture of my 'SG'. It's new foliage does fade and get lighter. Rc, I thought that was 'Silberlocke', You gotta give us the answers and put me out of my misery. I think I'm in fourth place now. Thanks all, Dan
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All of them are very nice. Thanks. tj
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Cher
10 years ago
Great shots and plants. That waterfall photo is lovely. Nice place to sit out at and enjoy the view.
Cher
Fiddlegal08
10 years ago
Love that pinus wallchiana frosty! I'm putting it on my list!
whaas_5a
10 years ago
That Taylor is picture perfect!
coniferjoy
10 years ago
David, again I enjoyed your pics very much!

Some corrections you've to make:
Pseudotsuga menziesii 'Albyn Prostrata'
In one of your formerly topics you showed us a pic of this plant with the name Pinus sylvestris 'Albyn Prostrate'.
I told you that this wasn't right, it's was a flatgrowing cultivar of Pseudotsuga menziesii, so the whole name you mentioned wasn't right, including the 'Albyn Prostrate' part.
I guess this is a mis understanding from your side...

Picea pungens 'Thume'.
This must be written as:
Picea pungens 'Thuem'

pinus densifore golden ghost
Mustbe written as:
Pinus densiflora 'Golden Ghost'

pinus wallchiana frosty
Must be written as:
Pinus wallichiana 'Frosty'

picea engelmannii bushs lace
Must be written as:
Picea engelmannii 'Bush's Lace'

larix eurolepis varied direction
The new for this cross is:
Larix x marschlinsii 'Varied Directions'.

I hope I helped you with this info...
davidtree
Original Author
10 years ago
I will change them ,what is the name for pseudotsuga menziesii.
coniferjoy
10 years ago
David, I'm not familiar with a flat growing type of Pseudotsuga menziesii.
I think the one you're showing us is a 'Fletcherii' or an unstaked and pruned 'Glauca Pendula'...

Please for all the next times, write the conifer names in the way they must been written, and not as a row of names without the special marks.
Thanks!
davidtree
Original Author
10 years ago
I will use 'Fletcherii' and be more careful when writing the names.
davidtree
Original Author
10 years ago
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This post was edited by davidtree on Mon, May 27, 13 at 14:52

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