Nice one Stephen!
Was it find by yourself and is the one at the pic the only one of it?

It's from a miss named low growing green form still in the garden, this is the only propagation that survived, a couple more that were propagated from weaker pieces of the sport didn't make it.

That's a good looking find.

Early days yet, I guess time will tell ...

Which miss named low growing green form was it?

Side topic - Blue do you still have your Abies koreana 'Shorty'? I've seen one for sale and though I'm not in the buying market right now it's piqued my curiosity.

Here is a link that might be useful: A.k 'Shorty'

This post was edited by severnside on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 15:31

No longer have a record of that plant Edwin, I'll see if I can find the original tag ... still have Abies koreana 'Shorty' severnside ..

Stephen, can you show us a pic of the 'Shorty'?
Once I had one, but later on it turned out to be the wrong plant...
Thanks!

The one Zsolt shows us is very distinctive for a koreana.

Here is a link that might be useful:

Wont be able to take any photos now until the weekend, when I'm back home in daylight hours, will get back to you guys on this subject then.

Just remembered about this, my plant of 'Shorty' nice colour, slow to grow, and a bit hap hazzard at least in it's early years I guess.

It's a bit like a low growing 'Verdener Dom'

what is that green stuff in clement's pot ... i have an area with that.. and i know roundup wont phase it ...

i presume its present due to constant wetness .. which still amazes me.. that i have a 4 by 4 foot spot.. that is always wet ...

how do you get rid of it??

after pondering this for 5 years.. now that i type it out.. i wonder if i have an irrigation leak.. since the rest of the bed is usually bone dry ... hmm.. that mystery will have to wait until the soil thaws.. or 10 years.. whichever comes second.. lol ..

ken

It's Liverwort Ken.

Liverworts..usually it means the plants are being overwatered.