RM 258 I like.

Four Gallery's outta give us plenty of space for cultivars to be added to (any) of these:
Jerry Morris photo gallery (Volume 1)

Jerry Morris photo gallery (Volume 2)

Jerry Morris photo gallery (Volume 3)

All are asked to participate. Some lists of known plants cultivated by Jerry Morris are listed at these links. If you have any information (cultivars known to be Jerry Morris introductions, or photos)... Please help us out.

Thanks!

The Jerry Morris Project Team (it's a big puzzle that is going to be worked on for a very long time).

Dax

In the Volume 3 end Nate gave two nice Pinus flexilis cultivars from Denver BG. The first bigger one is
Pinus flexilis 'Unnamed Jerry Morris Selection #8',
the smaller one is
Pinus flexilis 'Unnamed Jerry Morris Selection #3'

Both were given to Denver by Jerry Morris in 2003.

Zsolt

Pines of Jerry Morris, what we have now
Pinus albicaulis
Jerry Morris # 1
Jerry Morris # 3 both listed at Bob Fincham
Pinus aristata
# 142
Nr. 142
144
145
Bashful #75 Seven Dwarfs Series
Between #73
Betwixt
Big Scamp #59
Bingo
Blue Bear
Blue Heron
Cheery
Curley
Doc #76
Donna Kay
Dopey #88
Foxy
Go Fot It
Great Guy
Grumpy #15
Happy
Jeff
JoeÂs Bess
Kershaw
Kristen
Lil Rocky
Little Scamp #54
Lower Dwarf Tree
Magpie
Margaret MasonÂs RG
Mighty Mite #57
Mosey
Packer
Selection
Silver Alibi - there are 17 mainly silver dwarfs in the list, which were found together with Rich Eyre. In Rich's gallery they all have a place, too.
Silver Bee
Silver Bet
Silver Bird
Silver Boy
Silver Bun
Silver Dad
Silver Day
Silver Day #20
Silver Dog
Silver Doll
Silver Dust
Silver Heels
Silver Joy
Silver Love
Silver Shaker
Silver Wonder
Sleepy #60
Sneezy
So Tight
Stanwood #78
The Sage
Tickle
Topsy 83
Tow Out
Unnamed - 2007 Jerry Morris USA to Denver BG
Upper Dwarf Tree
Wildwood #143

Zsolt

Pinus aristata 'Kristen' (ortet broom)

Nate,
I thought just for a while how simple is for a 4000 year long living plant to create so many witches brooms as possible. The czech friends - despite of this - are collecting brooms from european common spruce trees, which will be cutted after one hundred years.
How "many" rain becomes a Pinus aristata yearly? - do you know that?

Zsolt

Zsolt,
At this location, the monthly precipitation averages about one inch (range from 0.6 minimum to 1.8 maximum).
Nate

ps. spellcheck! 'Kristin' with two i's

Nate,
following the Picea pungens series of Jerry Morris

About ÂThe RM Group" series from Jerry Morris:

ÂYou asked about the initials "RM". It means Rocky Mountain...not Red Mountain. About 12 years ago, Rich Eyre and I collected some Colorado Spruce brooms for 2-3 days. In one location we found many. This place is about 1 mile long and 1/4 mile wide and it is very difficult to locate and re-locate brooms. We decided to call this group of brooms "The RM Group" in order to simplify things at the time, as we had only a limited amount of time to do this. The scions (broom wood) were packaged and labled with "RM" along with a number on each package. They were all found in the Rocky Mountains. That is the explanation of the "RM".

RM 200
RM 201
RM 202
RM 203
RM 204
RM 205
RM 206 Choice
RM 207
RM 208
RM 209
RM 210
RM 211
RM 212
RM 214
RM 215
RM 216
RM 217
RM 218 Ladies Choice
RM 219 Prostrate
RM 220
RM 221
RM 222
RM 223
RM 224
RM 225
RM 226
RM 227
RM 228
RM 229
RM 230
RM 231
RM 232
RM 233
RM 234
RM 235
RM 236
RM 237
RM 238
RM 239
RM 240 Rich
RM 241
RM 242
All of the above are brooms that Jerry Morris found all are nice, IÂm fond of 242 but you canÂt go wrong with any of them. Arrowhead text. (Thanks Bob)
RM 243
RM 244
RM 245 Cone
RM 246
RM 247
RM 248
RM 249
RM 250 Special
RM 251
RM 252
RM 253
RM 254
RM 255
RM 256
RM 257
RM 258
RM 259
RM 260
RM Woodstock
Sea Blue
Sweet Roll
Swifty
Tara Mae
Picea pungens 'Teton Weeper' - possibly a Jerry Morris/Dennis Hermsen intro - Hermsen has a pungens Teton Tower

Unnamed Jerry Morris Selection
Victor II
Viola

Picea pungens 'WB Seedling 402' grown by Rich Eyre from seed of Jerry Morris witches brooms

Picea pungens ÂWierdoÂ

It would be nice when collectors recognize from these lists the origin of their plants.

Zsolt

Pines of Jerry Morris

Pinus balfouriana Jeffrey ex A. Murray 1853 Â
Dwarf 2004 Jerry Morris USA

Pinus banksiana Lamb. 1803
Angel
Beehive 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as WB
BushÂs Twister

Pinus cembroides Zucc. 1832
Blue Jazz
Pinus monophylla ÂBleu JazzÂ
Bull Pass
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Bull Pass
Eeney
Probably identish with the next entry.
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Eeney
Eeny
The Brad
Pinus monophylla ÂThe BradÂ

Unnamed Jerry Morris Selection 2007 Jerry Morris USA
2007 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Unnamed Jerry Morris Selection
You Name It
Whiskey
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Whiskey
Whistle
Pinus monophylla ÂWhistleÂ
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Whistle
Wiggle
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Wiggle
Wizzard
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Wizzard
WPR
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla WPR
Wrinkle
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla Wrinkle

Pinus contorta Dougl. ex Loud. 1831 Lodgepole pine

#20 2003 Jerry Morris USA
2003 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
#501 2005 Jerry Morris USA
2005 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Rand 2004 Jerry Morris USA
2004 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Shotgun Broom
Willow Creek

Pinus edulis Engelm. 1848
Blue Jazz 2007 Jerry Morris USA
2007 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Farmy 1988 Jerry Morris USA
1993 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Lil Jake 2003 Jerry Morris USA
2007 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
My Nancy
Penasco 1997 Jerry Morris USA
1997 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
The Brad 2007 Jerry Morris USA
2007 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Tiny Pout
2007 Jerry Morris USA
2007 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Trinidad 1993 Jerry Morris USA
1997 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA
Unnamed Cultivar
2007 Jerry Morris USA
2007 Denver Botanic Gardens CO USA

I gave above some informations about the collecting and saving activity of the Denver Botanic Gardens with the plants of Jerry Morris. (Not only conifers, but Jerry's found perennials and many other kind of endemic species!)This could be a way for the future in preserving the "fruits of Colorado and the Rockies", "harvested" by Jerry Morris. Thanks, Denver BG!

Zsolt

Clément

Dear Clément,
Welcome to the board.
You have marvellous pearls in Your garden! Thanks
Zsolt

Evening show

Jerry Morris plants

Abies concolor Cimarron
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Photo author American Conifer Society database

Abies concolor KingÂs Gap
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Photo author Daglezja Nursery POL

Abies concolor KingÂs Gap
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Photo author Jörg Kohout GER

Abies concolor La Veta
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Photo author Jiri Holata CZ

Abies concolor La Veta
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Photo author Daglezja Nursery POL

Abies concolor La Veta
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Photo author Jörg Kohout GER

Abies concolor Scooter
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Photo author Larry Stanley OR

Abies concolor Scooter
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Photo author GW firefightergardener

Abies concolor Scooter  looks like a green Charming Chub needles dense upward
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Photo author Jörg Kohout GER

Abies concolor Sidekick
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Photo author GW dansgrdn

Zsolt

Yes, very nice.

Zsolt, Pinus edulis 'My Nancy' is found/named by Dennis Hermsen. Nancy is his wife.

All for now.

Dax

Last summer's hailstorm took a toll on some of these.

Picea pungens 'Kenosha'

Picea pungens 'J. Lee'

Picea pungens 'Miss Colorado' (ortet broom on bonsai specimen)

Picea pungens 'Wierdo'

Picea pungens 'K. James'

Picea pungens 'Haley's Blue'

Picea pungens 'Karina'

Picea pungens 'Navy Mike'

Picea pungens 'Buckwheat'

Picea pungens 'Danelle'

Another two engelmann spruce from Jerry Morris I don't think have been listed yet are :

'Banf'
'Swan Creek'

Is it possible to chat for just a bit with Mr Morris about a broom I have located? Thank you