Hi Dave, Here in the Netherlands we have the Juniperus hor. 'Golden Carpet', in The U.S. there's the 'Mother Lode'. Most time of the year these are the same when it comes to their colour,only the new growth of the 'Mother Lode' is a lemon yellow while it's a golden yellow on the 'Golden Carpet'. No doubt your's is the 'Mother Lode'. Specialy for you I just cut some branches of the 'Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Plumosa Juniperoides'(l) and the 'Squarrosa Aurea'(r) for comparison: A little while ago I found out via this forum that the 3 golden forms of Pinus parviflora are the same one. -'Dr. Landis Gold' -'Goldylocks' (often wrongly spelled as 'Goldilocks') -'Tenysu-kazu' It was the late Dr. Henry Landis who received this one from Japan under the name 'Tenyzu-kasu'. Later on John and Dave Verkade took over the collection from Henry including the 'Tenysu-kazu'. A Japanese friend of them translated the 'Tenysu-kazu' into English and the cultivar name 'Goldylocks' was born... As always the first name given to this plant must be used which is Tenysu-kazu anf thats why I mentioned this to you to rename your 'Goldylocks' into 'Tenysu-kazu'. I hope it's clear to you now and that I helped you with this info :0) Thanks in advance for your upcomming pics!

Need two vanilla skies. Will trade 3 for 2. Either tropical or hardy. I have Antares, an immutablilis. Also about 20 species of hardies: peaches n'cream Hal Miller sunrise Sirius clyde Ilkins Joey Tomocik Gloria du Temples sur-lot James Brydon escarboucle Rembrandt attraction Charlene Strawn Sioux Virginalis Richardsonii Marliac carnea Florida sunset Colorado Chrysantha pink sensation

Jaybird, my parents lived in Deland for 30 years. Did you go to Stetson? Beautiful town. My parents have been gone since the mid-90s, and I haven't been there since 1996. I miss it. I've kept in touch with their neighbors, but only one is left now. Joan, I'll have to check into that setting, which my camera doesn't have. It doesn't appear to open your aperture, or you wouldn't have the crisp focus that you have. It probably allows for less light, more drama. Beautiful!

This green fish is one of my favorites in the flower bed (obviously taken when it was much warmer out). I made this "stone" from a cake mold several years ago.