Pines of Jerry Morris Pinus balfouriana Jeffrey ex A. Murray 1853  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 Jazz 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 Brad 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 ÂWhistle 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

Whats just as impressive is that all the pics are still here! I was just thinking of the lack of activity and picture posts here after seeing other forums bumping with activity and picture posts...which by the way DON'T have a separate gallery. This forum was discriminated!

I Google the name of the paint and check the images that returns.

I think you should put the photos wherever you want. I do think Beverly is making a good point - the amount of space on that wall may overpower the current arrangement. You don’t want it to look puny. @decoenthusiaste gave you good examples of how to arrange the photos. You may need some more. I have a small family photo collection in the hallway where the bedrooms are. Most people don’t go there but a friend recently was using the back bedroom and stopped dead when she saw them. She was fascinated and we ended up spending time on some of my family history. (I have gorgeous photos of my grandparent’s wedding.)