This is the most healtiest broom of this species.
It was found by my German friend Günther Eschrich.

The pronouncing is like moon-star-land.

Will, did you copy the name at the title of this subject?
That why the strange mark showed up...

"Note the spelling and double-dot, though it can be spelled 'Muensterland' as well by English writers without the ability to use the German umlaut"

Gardenweb's stone-age webface must be the only place left in the whole world that can't use umlauts ;-)

Resin

I prepared some years ago Eschrich's conifer list, based on his own notes. Breeders Hall 48.
Zsolt

Here is a link that might be useful: Gunther Eschrich Life Monument

During my friend's open house at his nursery, I found a Muensterland amongst the 3 gallon extra's. On a return trip to pick up some new plants it had vanished, or I just couldn't find it. Seeing this has me feeling like I should have spent some more time searching - it's a beauty!