'Bruns'

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Hand crafted by jewel-smiths...

'Pimoko'
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Will, Picea omorika cultivars are one of my favorits to because of it's 3 colour combination of green, blue and silver.

'Treblitsch' must be written as 'Treblitzsch'

'Peve Tijn' was found as a yellow branch mutation on a 'Nana' by Piet Vergeldt from the Netherlands.

The 'Gotelli's Weeping' isn't that narrow as you mentioned and is not a true weeping form.
Simular plants could be found between seedlings which looks like a slender species tree.

'Schneverdingen' is found by the Horstmann Nursery from Germany and named after their home town.

More Serbian spruce cultivars, though I will yield to Dave's single specimen plants as I see threads to contribute.

'Tremonia'. Another slow growing dwarf.
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'Freya'. I've seen older specimens and they seem to be more of a squat upright dwarf. Mine doesn't resemble these at all yet, and has about four eratic leaders. This may be a losing battle and a plant I move to a public space in our neighborhood. Maybe some space will bring out it's best.
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'Postorna'. A true miniature and very choice. Stephen(of Foxhollow's gem gardens) has a magnificient older specimen.
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'Hallonet'. Another very slow grower.
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'Elisabeth'. Very slow growing and upright, similar to 'Nana' only slower and perhaps more narrow. The old specimen at Coenosium Gardens had me smitten at first sight.
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'Frohnleiten'
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-Will

Will, does your 'Freya' shows us some white new growth at the under part or is this just a light issue?
If it does, then it's correct cultivar name is 'White Tip', 'White Top' in the U.S.
It sure has the growing habbit for it...
Did you became it via our friend Bob?

These are some of my favorites!

Picea omorika "White Tops": 3 inch pure white new growth burns slightly in full sun.
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Picea omorika "Aurea"
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Edwin, 'Freya' doesn't appear to have any gold or white, that's a strip of sunlight, not coloration. I'm fairly sure of it's authenticity. I also have a 'White Top' down on my neighbors street planting and this year it finally showed considerable color and makes me sure of it's naming as well.

Here are a few more I took recently:

Picea omorika 'Minima'. Clement's specimen is ancient and very small, but mine shows considerable growth. From Iseli so I am fairly sure of it's naming.
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'Berliner's Weeper'. Doesn't want to go up yet - still - so I keep assisting it as such.
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'Aurea'. Shows better color in full sun, and the color lasts for a fair bit, but it's not real evident and I wouldn't personally recommend this plant over other gold ones.
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'Froendenberg'. A very small dwarf.
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'Wodan'. A cross of Picea breweriana and omorika I believe, very unusual foliage. My specimen in the front is much more upright.
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'Pimoko'. One of the smaller dwarves. Very sivlery-blue once the needles mature.
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'Gnom'. Growing unusually!
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-Will

Will, you've a nice collections of Picea omorika cultivars!

'Minima' is renamed in 'Minimax' because it's found after 1959 and after this year Latin cultivar names are iligitimate.
'Minimax' is a witches' broom from P. omorika 'Nana' so it's a witches' broom from a witches' broom which is very rare...originated at the Jeddeloh Nursery, Germany.

Picea omorika (x) 'Wodan' is indeed a cross with Picea breweriana found by Kurt Wittboldt Muller from Germany.

Picea omorika 'Gnom' is also a cross and must bin written as Picea mariorika (x) 'Gnom', it's a cross between P. mariana and P. omorika.
This one is also found at the Jeddeloh Nursery.

Thanks Edwin, dutifully updating my photo galleries and databases. It's fun and educational getting info and correct naming/species listings.

Picea omorika 'Osmaston #1'. Very unusual foliage and very slow growing.
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Picea omorika(X breweriana) 'Wodan'. Showing different form.
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'White Top'. Part of my collection though technically on my neighbors parking area, and thus his plant!(lol).
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'Karel'. I think this time the right cultivar, though it's growing faster then Edwin's plant.
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'Buttermilk Falls'. A variegated semi-weeper(I need to stake mine soon), from Bob Fincham on a specimen of 'Pendula Major', which itself is a rare plant. I believe Bob is still evaluating it's attributes before he offers it widely.
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'Zuckerhut'. Seems similar to 'Nana' though slower.
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'Compacta'. About 15 years old.
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Picea x 'Troemner'. A neat cross of Picea pungens 'Koster' and Picea omorika, it grows incredibly fast and has some Picea omorika habits with a nice blue-silver color more common in Picea pungens. I'll eventually wipe out the center ring(and paths) to make room for this beauty, happy even if it dominates part of the backyard.
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'Kuck's Weeping'. Stephen posted a great specimen photo last year.
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Will, your 'Karel' isn't the right one, it grows way to fast.
The reason for this fast growth could be that it's grafted.
This is the right 'Karel' (growing under bad circumstances, it's under a big Pinus densiflora 'Oculis-draconis')
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Komann

'Pancake'. I have yet to see another specimen, maybe because it's not a normal form, but this laterally growing spreader is a nice plant if you have the space.
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Richard, your 'Bruns' is getting prettier by the year.
I guess it's one of a only a few in the U.K.

Rispetto, please change 'Kommann' into 'Koemann'

Will, that 'Pancake' is a special cultivar because of it's pretty flat growing habit.
I never saw a mature plant of this cultivar but it seems that it want to make leader which reminds me of 'Expansa' which does the same.
Several 'Pancake' discriptions mentioned that you have to prune to leader to keep it low...

would the need to prune leaders as they arise make 'Pancake' a cultivarient; a plant that's been propagating through grafting a branch?

I have a young specimen of Picea omorika 'Prostrata.' Is this a correct name, or is it actually 'Pancake?'

~Dave

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Picea omorika "Fuchs"
Clement

Clement, that a nice and very tight Picea omorika broom.
It seems that there are several 'Fuchs' brooms and they all have a number.
Which number belongs to this broom?

Here is a link that might be useful: brooms

One of the best omorika's I've seen Clement.

Dax

More Picea omorika brooms

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Picea omorika Miriam

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Picea omorika Postorna
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Picea omorika Schneverdingen

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Picea omorika Tremonia

Henk

Picea omorika 'Zuckerhut'
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Picea omorika 'Bruns'
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Edwin, probably "Fuchs 6"

Clement

Picea omorika 'Aurea'
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I just love 'Pendula Bruns'

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'Nana'
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Hey, are those the big rocks you were gifted Whaas? Nice job.