Pinus parviflora Tani mano yuki

Pinus parviflora Myo jo

Pinus parviflora Ogon Janome
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Pinus parviflora Richard Lee

The first Post

Henk

Pinus parviflora "Hagoromo"

Pinus parviflora "Schoon's Bonsai"

Pinus parviflora "Shikoku"

Clent

Pinus parviflora 'Bunty'
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Pinus parviflora 'Linda' (FS-3)
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Pinus parviflora 'Iona'
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Pinus parviflora 'Billie' (M par4)
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excellent alliteration

Venus

Cleary

'Goldylocks'

'Fukuzumi'

Great 'Cleary' sluice. That's one of my favorites. The blue is dare I say stronger than sky blue?! Almost electric sky-blue.

Nice ones Clement. Thanks for posting. I hope this parade is just chucked with photos.

My first digital camera (2003)
Pinus parviflora 'Glauca Nana'
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'Bergman'

'Brevifolia' / 'Glauca Brevifolia' incorrect. Mayr 1980

'Gyoko-sho-hime' = 'Hagoromo' W.N. Valavanis 1976

(Peterson) Seedling
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Another (Peterson)

'Al Fordham' fomerly 'AA Special No 2' Arnold Arboretum U.S.
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'Fuku-zu-mi' W.N. Valavanis 1976

'Emperor' E.A. Cope 1986

'Adcock's Dwarf' Hillier Nurs. 1966
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'Goldylocks'
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'Goldylocks'

'Himeko-janome'

'Himeko-janome'

'Miyajima' bonsai from 1625 U.S. National Arboretum - Mayr 1890
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'Miyajima' (1865)

'Shikoku Island' (poodled - very unique though)

'Shikoku Island'

'Zui-sho' W.N. Valavanis, introduced 1976.

'Bonnie Bergman' Raraflora Nurs. 1970

'Bonnie Bergman'

Glauca Grp.

Glauca Grp. spring

Glauca Grp. spring
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older (Peterson)

'Acto-goyo'

'Acto-goyo'

'Ara-kawa' W.N. Valavanis 1976

'Brevifolia'

'Klamagame'

'Mija Jima' Mayr 1890

'Tani-mano-uki' (Henk spells it differently) Kristick Nurs. 1990

That's all I've to add. All naming from:
Erhardt, Walter - 'List of Conifer Names' (2005); ISBN: 3800148813
Ones without info, not included. No names. So I don't know the exact spellings.

Dax

Fantastic! Thank you, Dax!

Josh

Ogon Janome and Bergmannii

goldilocks

Miyajima

Is this one Ko-raku yatsubusai or fukai ?

All are very nice photo's, including the bonsais for which Pinus parviflora cultivars are worldwide used.

Some cultivarname corrections:
Henk and Dax,
It's not 'Tani mano uki' or 'Tani-mano-uki' but it must be 'Tanima-no-yuki'.

Henk,
It's not 'Myo jo, but 'Myo-jo'.
It's not Ogon Janome, but 'Ogon-janome'.

Bridog,
It's not 'Fukuzumi', but Fuku-zu-mi'.

Dax,
The Japanese synonym for 'Hagoromo' is not 'Gyoko-sho-hime', but 'Gyoku-sho-hime'.
This plant is not the same as 'Hagoromo Seedling'.

'Shikoku Island' must be written as 'Shikoku-goyo'.

'Mija Jima' must be written as 'Miya-jima'.

Poopsko,
'Ogon Janome' must be 'Ogon-janome'.

'Bergmanii' must be 'Bergman'.
It's from after 1559 and then the dubble ii may not be used.

It's not 'Ko-raku yatsubusai' but 'Ko-raku'.
This cultivar do have yellow-green needles.
'Fukai' do have variegated needles.
Both the colours are not seen at the plant you are showing us.

Some Pinus parviflora witches'brooms photo's:
'Regenhold'

'Teddy'
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'Tsai's Cushion'

'W.B.'

Those bonsai are incredible! Thank you Dax

Pinus parviflora Aoi

Pinus parviflora Al Fordham

Henk