As usual good quality conifers

I see one missing that you should have.

Juniperus communis 'Brynhyfryd Gold'. A new Scottish selection that is a variation of compressa with growing points emerging yellow in Spring. The foliage matures to blue/green in Summer retaining a slight yellow foliage under tone.

This one came from Iseli.

Dave

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anyone willing to give me a phonetic spelling on that one.. lol ...'Brynhyfryd Gold'

brin-hi-frid? .. try rolling the r's .... any clue where the emphasis is ... which si-LAB-el

ken

PS: i got the gold part ....

Download Iseli's June 2007 catalog and scroll down till you find it.

Dave

I like those Junipers Ken, could definitely live with them!

Great pics!! I am curious, what is that growing to the left of the Juniperus communis 'Gold Totem'? Lilac?

anyone willing to give me a phonetic spelling on that one.. lol ...'Brynhyfryd Gold'

BROON uh frud?
I am curious, what is that growing to the left of the Juniperus communis 'Gold Totem'? Lilac?
looks like a Poplar or Tulip Tree to me.(Liriodendron)

medio [middle] variegated tulip tree.. which is not a tulip ... i am blanking on the proper name ... gosh is google fast ....

Liriodendron tulipifera 'Medio Variegated' ... which is probably an improper name... lol ... without the need to argue about propriety .. is there a better name?????

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: tulip .. smulip ...

The one with yellow in the middle of the leaf is 'Aureo-pictum'.