I acquired a 'Trompenberg' last year. Nice plants Clement.

Dax

Hi Dax,

It's 'Trompenburg' instead of 'Trompenberg'.
This is the one at my collection.
Thuja occidentalis 'Trompenburg'

I really like the structure and texture of the foliage on Thuja occidentalis "Shirrmann". And I bet that plant isn't available here in the State? Appears that it may be multi-stemmed though - yes or no? And is the plant in the left background the same?

Marshall

Clément took these photo's at the Horstmann Nursery in Germany, except for the one with the 'Trompenburg', it's taken in his own garden.
Horstmann's garden is much to dark with all the big trees in the neighbourhood in which you can see to the quality of the plants, specially the dwarf one's.

Mr. Schirrmann is a good friend of my since I met him during the Dutch Conifer Sociey trip to northern Germany and Scandinavia.
He found this 'Schirrmann' as a seedling which is normaly seen a one stemmed tree.

I love, love, love the 'Santa Anna' - which means they probably aren't available in the U.S. Appears to be relatively tall and narrow - ??

I agree with Marshall, I really really like that Shirrmann. That's a nice plant.

Dax

Thuja occidentalis "Brobek Tower"

Clément

Superb, I like how you've planted it all.

Dax

Very nice plant indeed Clément, but as you could have seen in the "Thuja occidentalis cv. Part " I mentioned that it must be written as 'Brobeck's Tower'.
This seedlingselection from 'Spiralis' is found by Anders Brobeck from Sweden.

'Sphaerica'

Selected in the U.K.

'Watnong Dwarf'

Selected by the Watnong Nursery, U.S.

'Golden Tuffet'

An Iseli selection, found as a mutation on a 'Rheingold'.
It seems to be more populair in Europe then in the U.S. as I don't see it posted by anyone else here.

'Vervaenean's Gold'

This is a yellow mutation found on a 'Vervaeneana'.
The 'Vervaeneana' was selected by M. Verveane from Belgium.
In front of the 'Vervaenean's Gold' there's a 'Malonyana' which is one of the best column forms, it's found as a seedlingselection in the Czech Republic.

'Spotty Smaragd'

Found by myself as a white variegated mutation on a 'Smaragd'.
Simular mutations were found like the 'Starstruck' which do have the same characteristics.

'Strasko W.B.'

I received this one from Jan Slama from the Czech Republic during the Poland-Czech Replublic Tour with the British- and Dutch Conifer Societies in 2008.