Pretty fantastic.!

I believe the correct name is:
Abies homolepis 'Variegated'

Dax

As ever a wonderful thread MTB!

Nice Sam!

I planted this pine three years ago, and the new growth is finally showing variegation.
Pinus sylvestris 'Inverlieth"

These are lovely, of course! I especially like the Pinus parviflora 'Tanima-no-yuki'.

Any comments on M. glypto. 'Jack Frost?' I am considering that one for my wish list.

Sam, thanks for showing us your very nice pics.

Indeed, it's Abies homolepis 'Variegated'.
I mentioned this before in another topic of your's.

'Silverdust' is the cultivar name of the variegated Cupressus nootkatensis.

You made my day by mentioning the true cultivar name 'Schirrmann's Nordlicht'.

Please can you show me a pic of the whole Thuja plicata 'Doone Valley'?
Thanks in advance!

Nate, it's Pinus sylvestris 'Inverleith' instead of 'Inverlieth'...
This is a fantastic cultivar of this species!

Greenhaven, the 'Jack Frost' is a nice variegated cultivar which does have the growing habit of the species.

Thank you for your input, Edwin.

I will change it to Abies homolepis 'Variegated' in my database.

Is 'Aureovariegata' the proper name for the Pinus peuce?

Is 'Silverdust' all one word or should it be 'Silver Dust'?

Thank you for your kind comments, everyone, and, Nate, that is some great variegation on your 'Inverleith'!

I will have post a picture of the entire 'Doone Valley' in the coming days.
In the meantime, here are another few cultivars:

Abies fraseri 'Old Glory'

Thuja plicata 'Stoneham Gold'

Pinus parviflora 'Ogon-janome'
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-Sam

Sam, it's 'Silver Dust' indeed, two separate words.
It's a nice white variegated cultivar and even it's cones are a 2 toned!

Pinus peuce 'Aureovariegated' is correctly written.
It's pretty simular to 'Jakobsen Gelb'.

Abies fraseri 'Old Glory'
The first time that I saw this variegated one was in 2004 at the Porterhowse Nursery.
I also came across the cultivar 'Flynn's Flash' which is pretty simular if not the same...

Just great plants, most I have no hope of being able to grow in my zone four. However it's great to see pics of them all, thanks

Here's Acer campestre 'Carnival' with Cryptomeria japonica 'Knaptonensis'. At least, the latter was sold as 'Knaptonensis'. The growth rate is way to fast and I suspect that what I was sold is a reversion to 'Nana Albospica' (see Fincham 2011, p. 110 for discussion). The situation has become a little close for comfort, and I'm afraid the Cryptomeria will have to be removed soon.

Here is a full picture of Thuja plicata 'Doone Valley' for you, Edwin:

Thuja plicata 'Doone Valley'

Also, here are a few more variegated conifers.

Abies koreana 'Gelbbunt'

Cryptomeria japonica 'Barabits Gold'

Picea omorika 'P�v� Tijn'

Calocedrus decurrens 'Berrima Gold'

-Sam

Sam, thanks for the 'Doone Valley' pic.
Maybe you didn't noticed but there's no difference between the 'Cuprea' and the 'Doone Valley' pics.
Your 'Cuprea' isn't the right one, the shape of the true one is more round and will never make a leader.

Thuja plicata 'Cuprea'
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Thank you, Edwin. Are you certain enough that I should change it in my database, or is there a possibility that my 'Cuprea' just happened to spontaneously develop a leader?

In the past, I remember you telling me that that I had my 'Stoneham Gold' and my 'Cuprea' mixed up, so that is why the plant in my first posting is listed as "Thuja plicata 'Cuprea'".

Thanks again.

-Sam

Sam, the true 'Cuprea' will never make a leader, it's always does have a more or less globose shape.

Please show me your 'Stoneham Gold' pic again, then I'll tell you if it's true to it's name.
Thanks!

Wow, Sam, your skill in photography nearly exceeds your extensive backround in conifers. You'll find a career of your liking, I have no doubts. The 'Gelbbunt' shot(and plant!) in particular are remarkable. Glad to have you posting so often,

-Will

Beautiful 'Argentea' seedlings, Clement. Thank you for posting!

Will, thank you for your glowing remarks; it really means a lot. It's incredible how much help a 5-credit photography class at a community college can do in taking pictures. :0)

Edwin, below is a link to the previous thread where you will find a picture of the whole 'Stoneham Gold' and your comments regarding the differences between 'Stoneham Gold' and 'Cuprea'. Please let me know how these comments play into the situation with 'Doone Valley'. Thank you very much for your help!

-Sam

Here is a link that might be useful: Albers Vista Gardens Conifer Sampling

My apologies, Edwin. It was actually Clement who made the comments regarding the two Thuja plicata cultivars, but I would appreciate your opinion as well.

Perhaps Clement could chime in with his opinion once again.

-Sam

Clement was right about the first one which is the 'Stoneham Gold' and the second one is the 'Doone Valley'...

Sam, great pics!

Pinus densiflora 'Burke's Red Variegated'

First photo,"Stoneham Gold" are "Cuprea" but the
second photo ? Don't look a "Stoneham God"
Clement