Thank you for the quick reply!!!

Buchholz & Buchholz (a wholesale to the trade) Nursery lists this in their catalog, but I can't access their availability to determine if they have any. I'm having someone who buys from them check it out for me.

Thanks for the reply. I know the Bush's Lace is wider which is why it is the one I am most concerned about. I have seen a mature size listed of 40 feet tall by 15 wide. Somewhere else I saw something saying 6 feet wide. 7-10 feet wide is much easier for me to place than 15. I also have 8 Thuja occidentalis 'Emerald' that I am using in a fairly small space. I wanted some premium trees to go with the Arborvitae fillers. I have already found that I do not like the Cham noot 'Green Arrow' next to the Thuja occ 'Emerald'. The 'Green Arrow' looks a dull green in comparison to the 'Emerald' green. Also the architectural drama of the 'Green Arrow' was lost amongst the Arborvitaes. So I have moved it to a more prominent spot by itself. The 'Bush's Lace' and Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' hold their own next to or in front of the Arborvitaes. None of them are planted yet. Just moving the pots around to find a good arrangement. Now I know why Arrowhead Alpines calls such pots BAP. Big A.. Pots indeed.

Good day, There is Boyko's Sundown but it is not as narrow as Green Arrow. It does weep but more like Glauca Pendula and has a soft yellow cast to it. Sparkling Arrow seems to be a skinny fellow just like Green Arrow and it is heavily variegated. I have several on the go with the tallest being about 15inches (45cm). They are out there... Happy gardening. Darren