Nope don't have it, but I will say the P. wilsoniana has really surprised me for being drought tolerant for something from a monsoon climate. Actually, that's generally true of many Asian Pinaceae. I suppose they would grow faster with water, but P. wilsoniana, on a hot dry south facing bank, still grew > 12" in a droughty year. It was only planted out in spring 2011, which was also a dry summer. (at least until Irene) OTOH, various Asian BLEs can be incredibly fussy about watering, even several years after planting. Young Daphniphyllums in particular, are treacherous. They will seem to recover with watering, but die in the autumn.

I had a P. wilsoniana once, but I killed it. Should I tell you that? I left it out through a freeze in a pot - doh.

One im after as its so rare some plants have
a blue color to the foliage.