Looks like you are the only one growing it on the ground.

I find it hard to believe that no one else is growing it in the vertical.

Dave

thx dave..

its kind of hard to believe that no one has the plant..

nor ever seen the plant..

nor snapped a pic of the plant ...

in fact.. apparently when joys plant died.. the pix on his hard drive .... and his website simply evaporated from reality ...

google seems pretty useless .. as all the pix simply look like A. concolor ... i dont see any weeping effect ..

is this plant so rare???

ken

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Repoted some conifers, I'm remember these plant, received for Abies concolor "Pendula"
However it's more Abies lowiana than Abies concolor.
Abies lowiana "Pendula" is more apropriate
Clement

Clement, I do have the same plant under the name Abies grandis 'Pendula'.
I always had in mind that this name isn't right, Abies concolor var. lowiana 'Pendula' makes much more sense...

here is mine.. i have confirmed that it is NOT cole's weeping w/in concolor .. as there is no such animal ..

mine looks more like that typical concolor.. with its chubby upturned standard concolor needles.. as compared to clements ... but what do i know ...

and yes.. i will stake it ...

thx clement

ken

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Ken, where'd your plant come from. This is a very rare cultivar.

Dax

None of the images are visible. Any way to get them up again?

Clement's two photos show up for me. But ken's must be associated with a photo hosting website (like Photobucket) that now requires paid membership to view.

The good news is that now photo hosting websites are no longer a requirement with platforms like Houzz - you can just upload your own photos at will. But that doesn't help resurrecting old photos from those websites, however

Always thought that is Abies concolor Fagerhult

we have some 10 years examples of it