Maybe Pinus koraiensis "Winton" are Pinus pumila "Winton"
A close up of the buds are welcome.
Clément

spellcheck: Silveray.

That Winton has a mystery in it's descriptions. dansgarden has a nice-specimen. Hook it up Will.

Dax

Hi,

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Spring Groove

spellcheck: Spring Grove ~ although it is a groovy-plant!

Dax

Wow, great pictures of this pine !

These are mine in a seedbed:

Off course they are not as blue as the cultivars above, but they show a nice slight green-blueish colour.
Two years' ago I sowed them, but only a few came up (from the 200 seeds only 10) The seeds were large and very hard. Perhaps I stratified them too short (only 30 days).

The best one will get a place in my garden, the others I will sell for a small price, or give away as a birthdays' present.....

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Pinus koraiensis Oculus-Draconis (last year)

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The same plant July 2010

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and September 2010

Pinus koraiensis 'Winton' (left,center)

Dan

Please can you ID the plant between the two blue spruces in front of the rock. Thank you.
Richard

Dan, sorry to tell you, but your 'Winton' isn't the true one.
The shape of a true 'Winton' is a large bush wider then high, it doesn't make a leader.
Your's looks like a 'Nana'...

Richard, that's a small Picea abies 'Gold Drift'.
Coniferjoy, due to my space constraints this one has been pruned to keep it more narrow and upright. You may be correct, but whatever it is, it's the same one they have at Gee Farms that 'K.G.' (aka 'Gee Broom') came from.

Dan

Dan, I'm sorry again but also the motherplant of the 'K.G.' isn't a true Pinus koraiensis 'Winton'.

This year in February we discussed this also.
Pleas read that subject at the link.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pinus koraiensis cultivar confusion

Regardless it's a nice broom. You can call it what you like.

Pinus (?) :) 'K.G.'

Dan

It's still Pinus koraiensis 'K.G.' because the motherplant is a true Pinus koraiensis cultivar, in my opinion it's 'Nana', for sure it's not 'Winton'.
The 'K.G.' does have the typical Pinus koraiensis buds.

Pinus koraiensis Dragen eye

Nice plant, but how older this plant is, the less variegation it will show.
The correct name is 'Dragon Eye' instead of 'Dragen Eye'.