Picea bicolor howell's dwarf tigertail

Cedrus deodara well's golden

Monkey puzzle tree

I'm marveling at the size and variety of types your newly planted conifers have...beautiful!

Barbara

Totally, I agree with Barbara (& Edwin). Nice conifers!

Your zone 6b/7a.... curious where you are? Best of luck with the monkey puzzle. I hope you get a good 20 years or more from it.

Despite what the internet may say, a scientific publication for 'Conifer Cold Hardiness' of bud hardiness and needle hardiness puts Araucaria araucana in Zone 8 (-6.7 to -12.1ðC) or 20F (zone 8b) to 10F (Zone 8a).

Francine J. Bigras and Stephen J. Colombo (Eds.); âÂÂConifer Cold HardinessâÂÂ; Kluwer Academic Pulishers, Netherlands; ISBN: 0-7923-6636-0; 2001

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Dax

Really nice large conifers. I was curious what zone you are in as well. I love the look of your new Araucaria araucana. Very different looking tree.

Good luck with your conifers.

Huge trees! Often this poses difficulty in establishing. I'd cover your new conifers with the receipt tucked away somewhere.

Love the selections.

-Will

Thanks for the positive feedback. I tend to get larger specimens just because patience was not something I was graced with! Therefore I know it's a hit or miss whether I can get them to establish, but no problems yet! I am near harrisburg, pa, and I have a bunch of other zone seven stuff growing, so I'm hoping the monkey puzzle makes it too. There is another gentleman that lives in the area that has had one growing in his garden for three years, so we'll see!

Monkey puzzle in Harrisburg, PA? Good luck....

Hint: Put your zone & location in your name description.

Sciadopitys verticillata mr happy

Chamaecyparis nootkatensis sparkling arrow. After seeing Dave's I had to have one.

Pinus contorta var. latifolia Taylor's sunburst

Wow, more choice cultivars....beautiful!

Barbara