added the penguin last year

in this bed is Pinus strobus ' Windswept Broom '

I like it more as it gets older

next to the 'Wattezii' is a omorika 'Pendula Burns '

not pictured , but can see in pic. above

I think internet is funky today

Pinus parv. 'Miajyma' ,,,leucodermis 'Schmitt'

'Mother Load' & never ending Wiltoni juniper

Pinus parv. 'Cathren Eliz ' ,,'Pusch' ,, orientalis 'Ferny Creek' farther away

blue star jun. ,,, 'Pusch ' ,,,pisifera 'Baby Blue

Pinus strobus 'Louie'

Pinus sylvestris ' Globosa Viradis '

Yes , to right is Picea omorika 'Aurea'

between the two and far center is Picea omorika 'Berliners Weeper

front center is orientalis 'Shadows Broom '

Pinus densi ;Tanyosho Compacta & haYstack Cham. pisifera. 'Fillifera '

and very large......juniper...I forget

'Daubs Frosted'

Picea orientalis 'Barnes' in the shade

at right - Pinus strobus 'Minuta'

Green Giants , Thuja occ. 'Yellow Ribbon ' & my Nootka 'Pendula'

a Pinus cembra & Pinus koreana next to ponderosa stump

I thought the Ponderosa was the coolest..with it's 8 in. needles

but every year it lost more to mung ,I had to cut down ...29 ft.

I have another dawn up closer to house , not as big , not as much moisture

Very nice tour. Thanks.

tj

never really understood the killer part of your name ...

nothing like a fresh layer of mulch.. to make it time to take pix ...

now its time for the shots ... time to relax and chill ... plus the mulch will make it smell good for a few days ...

i dont recall ever seeing so much of your garden in one post.. thx ...

second pic.. whats all the wires.. at first i wondered if you had a 15 foot deer fence or something ... probably just an optical delusion with the camera.. ..

ken

Very nice, Ron. Weeds have got way ahead of me this year, and its too stinking hot to get out there. I keep wondering what happened to spring weather, with days in the 70’s? Seems like the last two years they are few and far between! Anyway yours is looking much nicer than mine.

Ron, you need a new moniker. If you garden, plants will die, but it looks like that’s not a big problem for you. Your neighbors are fortunate.

What is the golden hued conifer to the right of the P. glauca ’Pendula’? P. omorika ’Aurea’?

Ron, Your gardens are killer!!!
Half of them I havnt seen before!
I think you've been holding back lol

Also waiting for you to answer Maackias question...

Great tour
thanks!

thanks mac , al

if you've been paying attention ,, all has seen bits & pieces

Yes CK was giving them away,,,looked better before I cut down black hills spruce

Ken , back when I joined GW ,I was killing them left & right,,,,was very disgusted

and this was my first ( and only ) social media,,so when I was signing up , they caught me off guard when asked for screen name

just never changed the name

lines are various wires along property line

and most of my yard has been seen in bits & pieces

my first post

I HAVE LABELED MORE PICS

ron

As far as holding out ,there is probably 15 more plants not pictured , or mentioned

Looks fantastic Ron! The conifers all look very happy and are filling in the beds very well, and looks great with a fresh layer of mulch. I love a good nootkatensis.

thanks , Ryan

the nootky is my fav

Picea orientalis 'Ferny Creek Prostrate'

My Opuntia are going nuts

ron

Killer cactus Ron.

tj

hard to see pic, but between pin oak & southern Catalpa 'Area is

Chamaesyparis pisifera 'Gold spangle' , this is what shade can do to a plant

ron

from way in the back , to up front..

Pinus sylvestris ' Hillside Creeper '

Pinus schwerii Wiehorst ...(that is spelled all wrong

the only plant out in the lawn without a bed

ron

Hey Ron, that's a really nice looking one!
Is in total full sun? Any shade at all?
Very nice!

thanks Al ,,,zero shade

And an old shot of Vanderwolf limber pine