'Schovenhorst'

-Sam

I love them. Hopefully one day I can own them.

Another one for my want list...'Professor Langner."

Here's my 'Professor Langner'.

And my 'Bergman's Gem' from earlier this year.

tj

Iseli Seedling is Awesome.

A few more today as I am busy outside working on slug control, LOTS of staking and watering.

Picea orientalis 'Pendula'. Similar to 'Nutans' though now it seems to be fully prostrate. It started as planted straight up in the air three years ago. Another plant I'll probably have to stake. Has some 'bluish' hints occasionally.

And speaking of 'Nutans'. What a monster plant, also was planted straight up, now oozing all over the garden like 'The Thing', ala John Carpenter.

'Early Gold'. Bright gold new tips for a couple of months before turning dark green. This specimen is in almost FULL shade. Amazing plant.

'Tom Thumb Gold'. A beauty of a miniature, an inch a year but benefits from a few hours shade in the afternoon. I have a 'Buddha'(just visible to the left) that protects both my garden and this specimen once the blazing relentless sun arrives here in July.

Lots more when I have time. Let's see some of your old school plants Steven/Clement/Henk. I know you have some monsters to contribute here. lol

-Will

Picea orientalis 'Tom Thumb'.

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Dave

A couple basics...

'Aureospicata'
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'Atrovirens'
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Will, for a better shape it's better to stake the 'Pendula' and the 'Nutans' for a year or 2 and then let them grow free.
Your 'Pendula' grows now as a flatgrower, while staked it will let hang it's side branches which is the typical characteristic of this cultivar.
The same is for the 'Nutans' which is a semi weeper.

Nice seedlings Clement, sown by yourself?
How old are these?

Too cool Clement.

Dax

Guys, are those 'Skylands' intriguing because Clement grew those himself?

Seedlings of 2001, american seeds from American conifers seeds exchange.
Clement

They must be dwarfs, 10 years old and only 40-50 cm high?
It's time for some graftings Clement! ;0)

A few more today while it's cloudy and I have time.

'Nana Compacta'. A not well known cultivar it seems, very shrubby with dense green growth. About 15 years old and 3 feet wide.

'Silver Seedling'. Almost full shae, still sheens of silver and green. Will burn in full sun, so half sun or less is probably ideal. Slow growing, eventually puts up a leader I believe.

'Daureas'. Gold like this for months and then more subtle green-gold the rest of the year. Many plants in my garden will be moved, these three will present a tough decision.

-Will