Tsuga canadensis 'Everitt's Golden'?

You got it, severn!
I didn't notice that I hadn't written the name! Do you have any to share?

-Sam

My basic IDing is starting to develop ;0)

Yep, I have 4 so I'll get some pics shortly.

I have a few tsugas, but I don't think I took many new pix of them this year and right now most are covered in Black Walnut debris such as leaflets and leaflet stems and who knows what. I'll have to see what I can shake clean. In the mean time, my favorite tsuga pic from earlier this year...

Tsuga canadensis 'Bennett' and friends.

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tj

Nice, tj! Looking forward to seeing more.

'Jervis'
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-Sam

Here is my little one -
Tsuga canadensis 'Jedelloch' -
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And here are more photo from Salaspils Botanical garden.I had visited last weekend. I made an awful lot of photos. There is a large area with neatly planted and even greater - the wild, not intended for conscientious visitors:)) Wandered into very wild area where there was not even a trail. There was also no plant labels .... I'm not so professional tree recognizer. But this seems to me to be Tsuga canadensis.
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And two foto from "neatly" garden -
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Ireena

Ireena, your "little one" isn't 'Jedelloch', but Jeddeloh'.
It's the same one as the two globose specimens at your last two pics.
The tree form is the species Tsuga candensis indeed...
A typical characteristic for the species are it's drooping side branches...

The one in front of your last pic could be 'Popeleski' and the one more to the right 'Cole' aka 'Cole's Prostrate'.

Thanks for the correction, Edwin. This name (Jeddeloh) is used, unfortunately, a large number of variables. I am also glad that I was able to guess Tsuga canadensis species. I still have a lot to learn:)

Ireena

Pretty slow thread.

Here's a better pic of the 'Bennett' before the other plants sprouted.

Tsuga canadensis 'Bennett'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Stewart's Gem'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Betty Rose'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Vermmeulen Wintergold'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Palomino'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Mt. Hood'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Moon Frost'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Jervis'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Geneva'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Coffin'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Cappy's Choice'

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Tsuga canadensis 'Molalla' (two views)

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Tsuga canadensis 'Dawson'

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'Dawson' in Febrrrrruary

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Much more flexible than I.

tj

Awesome stuff, tj! Thanks for posting all of your nice plants.
I see many plants that I haven't seen before.

I am curious if that 'Molalla' is a semi-weeping dwarf..?
Also, do you have 'Essex' or 'Hornbeck'?

-Sam

Thanks, Sam.

'Molalla' is a true mini that came from Stanley who describes it as a "flat bun". It and 'Coffin' are favorite minis of mine.

Sorry, but I have neither 'Essex' nor 'Hornbeck'.

tj

Thanks for the pics Tj, certainly explains your handle. It's great to see all the different forms like that, the 'Molalla' is a beaut and I also like the 'Jervis' look.

Dr. Hornbeck will see you now Sam, please go on through ;0)

Tsuga canadensis 'Dr. Hornbeck'
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Ah, 'Dr. Hornbeck' certainly seems like a nice "doctor." I might have to add that one to my wishlist.

-Sam

'Essex' I chose to get one to see what it looked like! No pictures online that I could find.
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-Sam

'Essex' looks great Sam, fine addition. It's a very dense looking plant.

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Here's my 'Sargent Weeping' Eastern Hemlock.
Mike
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