Martínez piñon

Bob, can you tell us if the Pinus jeffreyi 'Lemon Mist' is the same one as 'Gold' which your friend Larry does have on his assortments list?
Did you gave the name 'Lemon Mist' to this plant?
Thanks for your answers.

Pinus albicaulis N.3

Abies sibirica Ardo

Abies sibirica Lukasz

I just came across Pinus mugo 'Wolf' on Google.

Anyone own this beast?

Here is a link that might be useful: Pinus mugo 'Wolf'

Pinus monticola "Raraflora"

Pinus ayacahuite "Maya"

Pinus attenuata "Ralf"

Abies sibirica "Lipovski Hradec"

Clément

Picea obovata Rotet

Hi, this is the 1st time that I have posted here. I found this morning on the side of the road a pine tree 3/4 in diameter around the trunk and 10 inches tall very heavily branched. I just started collecting dwarf and mini. conifers. I have 22 so far. There were at least 10 more in the general vicinity very similar to it. If I should discuss this on another thread please tell me. The last thing I would want to do is annoy the teachers here:/ . Rena'

I thought that this was a rare Pinus species topic but I also see some Abies sibirica and Picea obovata cultivars passing by, which are interseting conifers for me at the moment because these are very new to my collection...
Longaeva can you send me a private email were I can become a Picea obovata 'Rotet'.
Thanks in advance!

I was at Portland Nursery and saw this Pinus Contorta âÂÂChief Josephâ on sale for $749.99. That's way out of my price range! Though, I did pick up a smaller grafted Chief Joseph and was pretty happy (considering IâÂÂve been searching for almost a year nowâ¦lol).

Pinus koraiensis Inner Piece - found at Rich's Foxwillow Pines Nursery; Woodstock, IL. Being propagated at Whistling Gardens Nursery, Canada.

Ortet Broom Pinus koraiensis Inner Piece
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Ortet Broom Pinus koraiensis Inner Piece
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Ortet Broom Photo of Pinus koraiensis Inner Piece
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2010 graft of Pinus koraiensis Inner Piece - sorry folks, no scions available!

Dax

Wow, that Chief Joseph. Eyewatering price, but lovely. You'd have to run out every single morning just to check it had lived through the night.

To me, that price is pretty close to madness. While rare conifers are wonderful landscape pieces, to pay 15X's for a 15-year old plant(15x50), as that plant roughly appears to be, is something you'd only consider if your house was growing at a rate of 20% a year, not in a recession. I'd say unless you're rich, those nice small 1-2 year grafts are a much more reasonable purchase.

Coniferjoy,

The 'Lemon Mist' was originally just called Gold as a description. I had shared it with Larry many years ago. I had to put a name on it because I started to sell it. 'Lemon Mist' seemed like a good descriptive name.

Bob

Coniferjoy, my plant came from Szewczyk nursery, you can view a photo of an older plant at A visit to Szewczyk nursery.

Bob and Longaeva 54, thanks for your info.

Dax, 'Inner Piece' must be written as 'Inner Peace'...

Pinus tabuliformis Jiuzhaigou Valley

Thought I had a picture of this somewhere. Nipped by rabbits last winter but recovered ok by early summer when this pic was taken.

Pinus peuce 'Mrs Cesarini'

tj

Here are some we are growing at Leu Gardens in Orlando,FL, zone 9b/10a;

Pinus elliottii var. densa

Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis

Pinus roxburghii

Pinus taiwanensis

and now some Mexican species;

Pinus oocarpa

Pinus patula

Pinus pseudostrobus

and some young specimens of Mexican pinus that were recently planted;

Pinus ayacahuite var. veitchii

Pinus estevezii

Pinus lawsonii

Pinus lumholtzii

Pinus maximinoi

Cool Pines Eric.

Edwin I am correct, it is 'Inner Piece' because it was found as a hidden broom... on the interior of another koraiensis (growing off/from of the main trunk)... if that makes any sense... for example the branches surrounding the broom needed removing in order to get into the broom

You must keep your records straight, and make sure to correct any folks in the future regarding the correct name of this wb. In this sense, piece = chunk and/or "piece" of broom-material.

Thank you, best regards,

Dax

I have pinus eztevezii nice tree

Hi Edwin, I can confirm that Pinus koraiensis 'Inner Piece' was found growing on a Pinus koraiensis 'Glauca' at Rich's Foxwillow Pines Nursery.

For Google:

Pinus koraiensis Inner Piece ortet broom on ortet tree: Pinus koraiensis Glauca (Rich's Foxwillow Pines Nursery, USA)
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Dax

Thanks Dax!
Pinus koraiensis 'Glauca' is the illegitimate name for what is now 'Silveray'...

Edwin, check here again in the next days to week(s) because yesterday I received info from Darren that is different from a separate email communication from Rich & Susan Eyre who are now in Bolivia -

Dax

Absolutely beautiful pics. great for reference since I just read they will do well here in LA.

Rena'

Dax, how about this...?

Dax, I'm still waiting for your opinion about this tag which is hanging on the original Pinus koraiensis 'Silveray' witches'broom at Rich's Foxwillow Pines Nursery.
This tag says 'Inner Peace' and not 'Inner Piece', the 2 words sounds the same...

I just got off the phone with Rich Eyre.

It is: Pinus koraiensis Inner Piece found on 'Glauca'.

Rich also says this:

Pinus koraiensis 'Glauca' is correct (Welch and Haddow) and that in the USA - 'Glauca' was renamed to 'Silveray' and even 'Stanleyray'. He believes 'Silveray' and 'Stanleyray' to be violations of the Nomenclature Code of 'The Royal Horticultural Society'.

Dax