Nice!

Never heard of these cultivars before. They look very interesting - are they your selections? Can you tell us a little more about them? Can tell from the tags who did the grafting.

Alex

those look like Western Evergreen tags. If that's where they came from, I believe Jason Hupp does all his own grafting.

Nice! I like the Picea glauca 'Nashua'.

Dynamo is killer. The broom is excellent. 'Sari' Ginkgo is a perfect broom, as well. I know these are Kev's finds including glauca 'Nashua'...that's an old one he found some 4-5 years ago I'm guessing. What about the two Picea abies Kev?

Any glauca 'Moonshine' to show us???

Dax

Hey Guys
Picea glauca 'Nashua' I found a few years ago. I named after the city I live in. Nice bluish color. Very slow growing broom. Appears to be very old.
Picea abies 'Ritchie' and 'Suzee' I found a few years ago as well in Manchester NH. The tree has two brooms growing in it approx., 5 feet apart. 'Suzee' in the upper broom named after my mom. 'Ritchie' is the lower broom named after my dad. both have a bluish hew to them. Both were about the size of a basket ball. Perfect shape. They both appear very old.
Picea pungens 'Dynamo' I found in a cemetery in Pepperell MA. Mushroom cap in shape. It was about the size of a small soccer ball. Very old broom.
Gingko biloba 'Sari' I found in Nashua. The broom was found at a historical house. The mother Gingko is huge, the broom is small and super old. Super tight and about the size of a small soccer ball.
All brooms that were found grow +- 1 per year.

Nice!

Awesome, Kevin. Thanks for the background on these. Did Jason custom-graft these for you? I don't see them for sale on his website.

~Dave

Hey Dave

Yes he did custom graft them for me.