Wooow... a LOT of conifers I've never seen before. Great stuff!

Yeah -- I guess "unconventional" would be the way to describe it.

Very cool!
Especially that Tsuga sieboldii 'Green Ball' -- I've never seen a T. sieboldii cultivar before -- which is odd, because with the long tradition of Japanese cultivar development, one would expect to see lots more of them, no ?

Hello Jaro

I have more diversifolia and sieboldii cultivars in my collection I make tomorrow more photo's

Hello kmanzfive

Do you have more info about the Picea pungens Ruslyn's Blue Moon and Abies balsamea "Shepards Crook".
Can you tell me more about the Tsuga canadensis unknow age where do you buy this plant.?
Henk

Here's a few more.
Abies koreana 'Blauer Eskimo' on standard

Pinus parviflora 'Regenhold W/B'

I got from a small conifer nursery down on the south shore of Ma. The lady woking called the owner and all he said was I plantd them out about 20 years ago. All the info I got.

Here a few more.
Pinus x. schwerieni 'Weithurst Seedling W/B'

Hi Kmanzfive,

I must tell you, you have a nice selection of conifers and I like the Tsuga canadensis 'Betty Rose' very much, especialy it's wintercolour!

I have some friendly comments to some of your nametags.
Tsuga can. 'Bacon Cristata' must be
Tsuga can. 'Bacon Cristate'

Pinus flexilis 'Lisa Seedling W.B.' must be
Pinus flexilis 'Lisa W.B. Seedling'

Picea orientalis 'Skylands Prostrata' must be
Picea orientalis 'Skylands Prostrate'

Pinus x schwerinii 'Weithorst Seedling W.B.' must be
Pinus x schwerinii 'Wiethorst'
It's a witches'broom found in Germany and have nothing to do with a seedling.

I hope I helped you with this info!

From which nursery did you become the Picea orientalis 'Gowdy Gold'?
There's no information about this plant on the internet.
Bluespruce wants to know some info about it also.

Are you sure that you have an Abies koreana 'Blauer Eskimo'?
When I saw the close up, I didn't see any blue colour and my first thougt was that you have a 'Silberperl'.

Just to add a bit of confusion, here is a Pinus x schwerinii 'Wiethorst SDL' (seedling), a selected seedling from 'Wiethorst' at Jorg Kohout's collection in Germany.

Bluespruce,

To add more information to this plant, it's selected by Günther Eschrich who gives Jörg 3 of his tinyist 'Wiethorst' seedlings.
I hope Jörg will bring this one into the trade very soon!

Thanks coniferjoy I will make the correct changes. I appreciate that. I got Picea o. 'Gowdy Gold' from Dendo.
Dendo got it from Helen Don years ago. He stated it was a tiny sport. Dendo propagated it one stick at a time until he had enough to offer but he only offers it to special people. Thats the best I can do with the info.

Almost forgot, on the Ts. can. 'Betty Rose' that is not winter color it is the spring color/flush.

A few more:
Pinus leucodermis 'Pygmy'

Nice plants Kevin, another correction for your list, Pinus sylvestris 'Hexguld' not Hex Gold, a Swedish introduction from Brita Johansson.

Thanks ...."My boy Blue!"

That is some goods you got there.
Nice Tsuga Edwin.

Dax

Great stuff kmanzfive. I really enjoyed the photo tour.

Thanks,

Dan

superb.. thx for taking the time to take the pix.. edit them.. and post them ...

ken

Kman...I've got a bad case of envy and lust going on here. I expect to see little known cultivars from our European friends, but here in the US...from a "small conifer nursery in MA"...you've hit the jackpot!
They are all absolutely wonderful...

Barbara

Hi Barb
I was refering to Henks question about the Tsuga canadensis - unknown culivar and that I purchased it from a nursery on the southshore of MA. Most of conifers come other collectors/traders here in the US. Thanks for the compliments.