I like the colour of the Picea pungens 'Mile Up 92'. Looks promising.
Richard

Nate-diggity, that appears to be some sort of maple seedling. I get them coming up around my place all the time. No maple expert, but I believe the ones I have are silver maples (but they probably all look the same at that age).

That 'Mile Up 92' is pretty sweet!

Steg

Thanks Nate, I'm hoping for more shots. It's clear your have a great eye for plants and are cranking them out at an accelerating rate! Do you have any info about 'Crescent Mountain'? Is it a coastal or mountain doug?

-Will

Thanks, Nate. It's amazing how young the Pinus x schwerinii 'Wiethorst' start coning. I also like that Pseudotsuga menziesii 'Crescent Mountain'. What kind of growth rate will it have?

tj

Steg, thanks for the maple ID. That makes sense, there is a large silver maple not too far from this one.

The 'Mile Up 92' scionwood is from a Jerry Morris selection.
Here's the mother plant, approx. 25 yrs of age.
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This is the 'Crescent Mountain' broom, an mountain doug fir. I expect the new growth will be about 3 inches, but will have a better idea later this year.
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Very nice, Nate. Thank you for sharing pictures of your successful grafts. How cool is that that your Pinus x schwerinii 'Wiethorst' already has a cone!

I was hoping to receive my "Wiethorst' last week but have heard nothing from the nursery from which I ordered it as yet; I hope mine looks as nice and healthy as yours does.

Holly

Neat stuff Nate. 3-years from now you're going to have little-looking grafts turn into something, substantial. They don't take very long and soon you have a great miniature or dwarf conifer that you will enjoy looking at.

Dax

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Pseudotsuga menziesii "Cloud Nine"

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Picea pungens "Burl"

Clement

Super!

Nice Clement.

Dax