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dybbuk Niles, MI(Zone 5a) Jul 05, 2006

Tiny & Expensive. The parent was awesome.....I should have something like it in about 48 years...

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conifers Rock Island, IL(Zone 5b) Jul 05, 2006

It's a very fast grower once established (5 years in your case I'd recokken)-

Dax

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conifers Rock Island, IL(Zone 5b) Jul 05, 2006

Here's an older one from the website of Coenosium Gardens -

The yellow coloration is new growth and this tree I've heard reported growth being up to three feet per year, one or more meaning a "Large-Growing" Tree as The American Conifer Society uses as a guide. (There's definitely a good foot to 1.5 feet on this specimen).

Dax

http://www.coenosium.com/goldconfrs/pinctaysnbrst.jpg

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dybbuk Niles, MI(Zone 5a) Jul 05, 2006

Wow...

Thanks Dax....

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willis_mckenna Lombard, IL(Zone 5b) Jul 05, 2006

You need shades to look at that thing.

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nikki_conway Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) Jul 05, 2006

That baby is going to be fabulous! Where did you get it?

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dybbuk Niles, MI(Zone 5a) Jul 05, 2006

Rich's Foxwillow Pines in Woodstock, IL

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nikki_conway Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) Jul 06, 2006

I just made a pretty big order at Stanley and Son's. I'm so excited! They did not have Taylor's sunburst though, or one I really wanted, Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Variegata'.

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dybbuk Niles, MI(Zone 5a) Jul 06, 2006

Is Stanley's just wholesale?

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willis_mckenna Lombard, IL(Zone 5b) Jul 07, 2006

I can see you drooling from here dybbuk.

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nikki_conway Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) Jul 07, 2006

No, but you have to order a box at a time, which is 10 plants in gallon pots or 15 in 4" pots. I wish I would have know about them last fall. I believe August is the best time for their stock to be full. They have some amazing plants! Definately drooling over lots of their conifers, and jap maples!

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