"taking what are probably the last pix of the year ....ken"

With a new camera.....never happen.

Man, that is a great conifer. I guess after looking at that why would you ever want to take any more pix.

Dave

i MEAN .... that they will green up with the heat if it stays that warm ..

of course i will take more pix... ken

Beautiful specimen Ken.
Did you get a new camera?
Your taking some real nice shots these days.

JC

How I wish we could grow some conifers like this on the gulf coast.

ABout how old is that one?

i got an idea buckie..

find the post on estimating pungens age... and you take a guess ..... and i will tell you if you are right... all i will tell you right now.. it was barely a foot to 18 inches when i bought it... and i have only lived here since 2000 ... and it isnt that old .... and ... its almost 6 feet tall ...

you can look up pungens growth rate [compare it to last years leader].. and the other post.. and take your best guess ...

ken

PS: and then you can show your wife... what an investment in 5 years in a small plant can reward you with ... instead of buying bigger, plainer stuff....it blows my socks off every spring.. and frankly .. i am getting tired of losing socks in the yard... lol ...

Ken, that's definately a showstopper! ( or maybe a toe-curler ;-) ) I don't have any Spring-colored pungens that tall yet, but it must be quite a sight. Thanks for sharing the photo. It's fun watching the progression of your "Spring Bling" spruces. Thanks, Dan

That picea is incredibly beautiful. I'm coveting it. What a lovely yellow. What more can I say? You're a lucky dog.

Lainey

So I'm thinking its at least 5 or 6 years old, right?

Where did you get it? Thats a beauty

Sweet as barbecued chicken.

Dax