Some great forms and shapes!
What is the large pine next to the tall upright yew?
Thanks.

super.. thanks ....

first pic ... perhaps the yew asked about above .... looks like harry potters broom stuck handle first in the ground ... what is it.. is that its natural form .. or have you trained it as such ...

ken

Where does the talent derive from? It's amazing how some people were born to do certain things. You found your thing too. I'm not sure what mine is as I have an equal liking for species as I do for cultivars. Now it is time for me to begin planting floating islands of mostly miniature conifers. Or at least that's what I think is the best thing for me to do. I have other interests in shrubs too.

Thanks a lot!

-Dax

Thanks for the photos spruce...always the best.

Dax...you got enough land to float a lot of islands. Draw up a plan this Winter and get started next Spring.

Dave

Spectacular.

Richard & Ken,
The pine is P. heldreichii (leucodermis) 'Zwerg Schneverdingen', the yew is Taxus baccata 'Black Rod', and the shape is natural.

That is GORGEOUS! Thanks for psoting the inpspirational photos.

Alexa

Beautiful...like a candyland!
My favorite pics are when your gardens are tinged with frost....
The blues are so blue....

Josh

This is why we work so hard to carve out our little place of heaven. It's worth every back-breaking hole dug, and every penny spent. Enjoy Blue, you're very very lucky.