Fotis, the first one is a columnar cultivar of Pinus nigra.
In this young stadium it's difficult to say now which cultivar it is because there are many cultivars with this growing habit but 'Pyramidalis' is possible.

The second one is Abies nordmanniana 'Robusta' for sure...
Why does it have so much sunburn damage, was it standing to dry for a while?

Why did the grafter propagate those without the knowledge what he has grafted?

Thank you Edwin!! What are the characteristics of 'Robusta'?

It's not the grafter that screwed up. It's the greek importers! They don't care about this. Just to make the sale. I just take them of their ignorant hands since I have you and others to confirm. To give you a better clue, the botanist of the nursery told me it was Picea abies 'Inversa' when I asked him if he knew, just for fun.... :)

Best regards,
Fotis

the botanist of the nursery told me it was Picea abies 'Inversa'

==>> botanist???? .. lol

Long and robust needles, which are dark green and close to eachother are the characteristics for Abies nordmanniana 'Robusta'.
It will become a big tree, please give it some room.

Yeah Ken! With degree and everything! I told him twice that this was an abies species, probably nordmanianna, but he kept saying 'Inversa'. He even opened a book to show me an image of an 'Inversa'...

Thank you Edwin! I was hoping for something more strange but this will do!

Best regards,
Fotis