Love Pinus ponderosas! Here is a dwarf called 'Tasha'. When conifer geeks come visit my garden this is one of their favorites, despite her unassuming look.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pinus ponderosa 'Tasha'

Pinus ponderosa 'The Sphinx'

Pinus ponderosa 'Margaret'

Nate,
we have a nice collection of ponderosas in the Jerry Morris Life Monument 2.0 till 2011. I think it is known for all.

Some fresh photos from 2012 summer.

Pinus ponderosa Dixie Mesterhazy & Simanek photo 2012
This beauty is stanging in the Simanek Gardens. I tried to make a green photo, but despite all, its a silvery wonder.

Pinus ponderosa Dixie Mesterhazy & Simanek photo 2012

Pinus ponderosa Dixie Mesterhazy & Simanek photo 2012

Pinus ponderosa Gallinas Mesterhazy & Simanek photo 2012
Nate's youngster in Cesko, Simanek Gardens

Pinus ponderosa Gallinas Mesterhazy & Simanek photo 2012

Zsolt

Here is a link that might be useful: Jerry Morris Life Monument 2.0

Some new shots at Franz

About 10 years old grafts. I guess they will be giant brooms by time.

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Pinus ponderosa D. Dee Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012

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Pinus ponderosa D. Dee Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012

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Pinus ponderosa D. Dee Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012

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Pinus ponderosa Dixie Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012

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Pinus ponderosa Tasha Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012

Zsolt

Barabara, great to see you on the forum. Thanks for posting the Sphinx photo, it seems like a very special plant!

Zsolt and Sara, excellent additions as well!

I just got a 'Sphinx' in a 4" pot, so now I have to sweat it out, making sure that I keep it alive...even thrives until it is big enough to go into the ground. It is adorable - the needles are almost as long as the stem. A real Dr. Seuss plant, at least right now! Even Barbara's has a 'creature' look about it.

Pinus ponderosa 'Sugarite'
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Hey, Nate.
What is the story behind 'Sugarite'?
I have never heard of this cultivar!
Thanks.

-Sam

Hi Sam,
here is the link

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/conif/gal0310560217471.html

Thanks Simoni! Although it looks like the pic might not show up?

Sam, I saw that tree in New Mexico last year. The needles have a twist which gave it an interesting look.
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Here's one I just got from High Country Gardens.

Pinus ponderosa 'Gum Drop'

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