Yes: closer view needed.

Here's a close up.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
-Jeremiah

Might be one like Thuja plicata 'Stoneham Gold'. Or perhaps T. p. 'Collyer's Gold'. You still aren't really getting close enough with the camera to make out much detail, but enough can be seen at this point to think it might be a cultivar such as these two.

i cant tell if its a juniper or a thuja ...

but either can be rooted ... one sure way to get an exact match ... if you have a couple decades ... lol ... [and now is the time to do it ....]

one problem with the thuja.. is winter coloration can throw off ID ... sunkist and yellow ribbons come to mind.. but that is just wild guessing... not to mention ... holmstup yellow ....

we need a close up of the foliage ... to get you in the ballpark ...

if its a juniper.. which i doubt.. i have no further clue ... lol

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: you can change the search to sunkist and HY

hmmm, maybe some kind of Chamaecyparis? Just a wild guess.

Given the paucity of data-a too-distant pic and no idea where OP lives, I'd say it could just as well be any one of a large number of Thuja occidentalis cultivars, in typical winter dress.

+oM

tom

on his second pic post ... it says ME z5 ...

i take that as maine ...

ken

Yup, Maine it is. I saw that a little too late. Still most likely T. occidentalis, of some or other variety, or perhaps straight species, given the Maine locale.

Hi,

Yeah, Im near Boothbay, Maine.

You dont see evergreens in these colors around here, especially ones this large.
I will see if I can get a close up.

Thanks for your help!

I close up are welcome.
Clement

plants with this coloration are not at all rare ... and can be had.. mail order for rather cheap ...

any of the names listed.... will give you that color combo ...

and i wouldnt be surprised if you might not find a version at bigboxstore.. once in a while ...

there are some great collection and collectors up your way ... there is a whole world of conifers.. that would probably blow your sox off ... and get this... its one of the few plants.. that can be looked at.. in maine.. in winter.. lol ...

start a new post... if you want a list of nearby arboretums .. and give a big city name ... i am sure some of our east coast peeps would know ...

ken

Any Thuja occidentalis will grow just as well for you. Choose a cultivar and you are on your way.

Dax