Enjoying very much. Thanks!

Way better ! ....thanks !

Could you please ID some of your plants ?

....I think I see a P. parviflora on the left, and possibly a C.n. 'Van den Aker' in the back ?
....some kind of Cupresus in the middle ?
....and which particular Picea abies at left ?
That S-shaped plant in the back is very cool, BTW.

I like it very much. Great utilization of a small space.
I'm interested also in which Picea is the narrow flagpole-type mid way up against your garage. A completele list would be also, of interest.

Nice work.

Dax

Wow, very neat setting. Shows the versatility of conifers and the space they can be placed in and still show their majesty. I'm VERY interested to see pics as they age and fill in, but that said - they're already nice medium-aged specimens and the effect is outstanding.

I think the only thing I'd recommend adding is another small bed of miniatures somewhere in the middle of that grass. The grass looks good but conifers in the right setting look better - and you've got that setting.

-Will

thanks dax. that narrow flag pole next to garage is cedrus deodora sanders blue.i keep it trimmed real tight. some of the other plants are picea abies acrocona ,p.pungens hoopii,c.nook van den akker,cedrus atlantica glauca pendula,juniperus compressa,taxus x media flushing,pinus parv glauca nana,pinus flexilis vanderwolf's pyramid,cupressus arizonica raywood's weeping,juniperus chinensis robusta green,cham pisifera boulevard,cham pisifera king's gold.

Good pruning on a lot of the plants. That Sanders Blue was done well. I would have bet a dollar the first pine next to the garage was parviflora Glauca. I'm feeling like a champ right now.

Have a good day champion.

Dax