Conifers of America 2

11 years ago

The american Southwest is the home of Colorado spruces. Their variability is excellent. Jerry Morris found alone 300 brooms of it in all possible colours between green and blue.

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Picea pungens Charming Chub (Charmer) Mesterhazy & Valenta photo
Named for Chub Harper, found in Cherokee Park CO as # 71 broom.

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Picea pungens Cindy # 102 Mesterhazy & Valenta photo

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Picea pungens Cindy # 102 Mesterhazy & Valenta photo

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Picea pungens La Junta Mesterhazy & Valenta photo

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Picea pungens Romeo # 127 Mesterhazy & Valenta photo

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Picea pungens Romeo # 127 Mesterhazy & Valenta photo

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Picea pungens Stanleys Pygmy Mesterhazy & Valenta photo
From Larry Stanleys finds.

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Picea pungens Whimper # 124 Mesterhazy & Valenta photo

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Picea pungens Whimper # 124 Mesterhazy & Valenta photo

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Comments (4)

gardener365
11 years ago
New to the scene: (4) W.B's from Rob Tudehope of USA:

Picea abies 'Swede'
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Picea glauca 'Deer Mouse'
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Picea glauca 'Merril'
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Picea ?glauca? (looks too green of color) I will see after scions arrive. It looks Picea abies to me as tree and broom.
Picea 'Weaver'
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Congratulations to a new W.B. hunter.

Regards,
Dax
gardener365
11 years ago
Kevin Fechke, USA, found January 22, 2013 at a cemetery in Pepperell, Massachusets:
Picea pungens 'Dynamo'
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Dax

This post was edited by gardener365 on Wed, Jan 23, 13 at 11:48
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clement_2006
11 years ago
For remember,Picea pungens "Stanleys Pygmy " are a Picea glauca cultivar.
Not a Picea pungens, look the difference of buds.
Clement
gardener365
11 years ago
That's right Clement. After I look it's for sure glauca.

Picea glauca 'Weaver' is correct:
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Found by Rob Tudehope, USA.