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Jerry Morris photo gallery (Volume 7)

sluice
13 years ago

Another installment. Photos courtesy of Jerry Morris.

Pinus edulis, with one very large broom!

Close up of the stalk of the broom - three massive branches.

Broom, located on the Uncompahgre Plateau at Columbine Pass.

Pinus aristata

Pinus aristata

Pinus aristata 'The Sage' (a dwarf bristlecone pine, in winter)

Pinus aristata 'The Sage' (a dwarf bristlecone pine, in summer)

Jerry reckons this tree is about 1,000 years old.

Jerry and a dwarf conifer (more info pending)

Comments (7)

  • coniferjoy
    13 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    Marvelous pics, I'm glad that I met Jerry personaly in 2004!
    He's one of the worlds best special conifers hunters ever!
    Nate, you did a lot of work to show us these pics, I know it's a lot of work to scan these and to place them at this forum!

  • sluice
    Original Author
    13 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    Edwin, I'm glad you are enjoying these!

    A dwarf Pinus flexilis

    Narrative

    Pinus flexilis, #1

    Pinus flexilis, #2

    Pinus flexilis, #2, estimated over 100 yrs old

    Pinus flexilis, #3

    Pinus flexilis, #4 and #5(low spreader)

    compact form on left, prostrate in middle, normal on right

    Pinus flexilis, #6 and #7

    Pinus flexilis, #8

    Pinus flexilis, #9

    Pinus flexilis, #10
    (with sagebrush pulled back to improve light exposure)

    Pinus flexilis, #11

    Pinus flexilis, #12

    Pinus flexilis, #13

  • dcsteg
    13 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    Wonderful post.

    Thanks,

    Sluice

    Dave

  • mesterhazypinetum
    13 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    OK Nate, some weeks ago I asked you as having seen the Pinus flexilis #351 in Denver/Chatfield, what about the previous 350? I understood in a second, that they are all living anywhere.

    Now I buy a bigger refregirator, fill it with food, and just see the impossible conifer adventures...

    Do care nothing, this is conifering history!

    Zsolt

  • coniferjoy
    13 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    Nate, Is Pinus flexilis '#10' realy a yellowish one?
    Is there a yellow cultivar of Pinus flexilis availlable?

  • sluice
    Original Author
    13 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    Housekeeping items. In the third pic of this thread, the treetop broom is Picea engelmannii; the eighth pic is a dwarf Pseudotsuga menziesii, near Dillon CO.

    Dave, glad you enjoyed this. It's been alot of fun for me to go through these photos.
    And a big thanks to Jerry for graciously loaning them out for a while.

    Zsolt, sounds good - do you have frites?

    Edwin, I think the #10 color is from being shaded out by the sagebrush.
    Jerry has a different cultivar named 'Yellow' which is growing at the Denver Botanic Garden.
    I may try and get to the mother tree this winter.

    Pinus flexilis 'Yellow'

    A few more of Jerry's pics.

    Juniperus monosperma 'Santa Anna'

    Juniperus monosperma 'Ute'

    Pseudotsuga menziesii, dwarf seedling
    2 yrs under light, 9 growth flushes

    Pinus ponderosa 'El Rancho'
    May 1993

    Pinus ponderosa 'El Rancho' (another pic)

    Pinus ponderosa 'Grapevine'

    Pinus ponderosa 'Mill Creek'

    Pinus ponderosa 'Hiwan'

    Abies concolor 'Mora'

    Abies concolor 'Sipapu'

    Abies concolor 'Piedra'

    Picea engelmannii 'Pinkham'

    Picea engelmannii 'Pinkham' (another pic)

    Picea engelmannii 'Riverside'

    Picea engelmannii 'Encampment'

    Pinus flexilis, broom seedling
    2.5 yrs under light, 7 growth flushes, ht 3"

    Pinus contorta, broom seedling

  • gardener365
    13 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    Simply Amazing! Thank you Nate and Jerry.

    Dax

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