Picea orientalis 'Skylands.

9 years ago

The light is always on 365. Come and visit me.

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
have i mentioned .... in regard to this plant only ...

i hate you .. lol ...

ahhh .. jealously rear its ugly head ... lol

as usual .. it looks like your z5 is a couple weeks ahead of my z5 MI ....

one thing that amazes me... on this pic in particular.. if one didnt know.. they would think we are looking at acreage ...

as always ... congrats....

ken
severnside
9 years ago
My little conifers are like friends and family, I can't even imagine having such wonderful giants around. Immaculate.
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