Szolt, these pics are familiar to me, I visited Mira Malik several times together with Henk and Stephen.
Your pics were taken at his home and at his second house which is situated a bit furthur away.
In 2 weeks I'm there again with the yearly Czech witches' broom meeting in which I'm looking forward to see this witches'broom paradise again :0)

That drives me batty seeing these expansive conifer collections. I would spend a week in a tent there.

Dax

Oh my god, lol, that's unreal. All of those buns on standards. And I thought I was a collector - lol.

ID? Photo #16, center, open habit (spruce?)

Richard, that's a Picea abies 'Cranstonii'.

Dax, you don't need to bring a tent with you there because Malik's daughter does have a bed and breakfast in front of the nursery :0)

Nate,
the spruce outside the garden door is a Picea abies Virgata.
I saw on my trip a 30 meters high Virgata, beautiful sight.

I saw other things, too. North of Brno on a hill I "found" 2 very big Picea abies brooms near Mikulovice 40 meters high. Maybe some day Jan takes it with professional alpinists?
Not far from Belecko, Valenta's gardens I saw above the road a Pinus sylvestris broom about 15 meters high with 0,5 meter diameter.
If you search intensively, you can find so many, whatever you want.

Zsolt

Thanks for the great laugh Edwin. That was funny!

Dax

Zsolt, that's not a 'Virgata', it's a 'Cranstonii'!!!
So many people mix these up and the differences are so easy to recognize.
'Cranstonii' does have it's upper side branches curved upwards while 'Virgata' have it's sidebranches horizontal...