I’m assuming the retention ponds. I saw several on the property and drip irrigation.

I agree. There are specific varieties I’m looking for and can’t find.

Haha thanks. My name is Roby Babcock and I love working at Iseli. This is an incredible learning experience for me and it is a privilege to be able to share this special place and these amazing cultivars with you all. Have a great weekend!

Cheers Roby! All the best to you. Thanks!

That is a trip. Absolutely incredible.

Glad you liked it. The weather has been perfect.

There is a certain amount of flexibility depending on where things are grown. Where we grow the plants in Western oregon, the sun is not as strong. But they would be very happy in a shade situation.

@@treeaddict absolutely.

@@benmich3074 we were shooting for having that available this fall and unfortunately it got delayed until next spring I believe. Sometimes these things don't roll out as smoothly as we hope. But I will definitely be advertising once we are ready to go on that.

Thanks for the update! I have a spot waiting for it in my garden.

Hi there. That is a witches broom of a Taylors Sunburst Pine. We are producing it and it still needs a name. I expect it will be out on the market in the next year or two.

I am not certain. We have one in the garden and I am told it does not get enough water in the summer to be happy. I do not have a lot of personal experience growing this plant in particular.

Usually that is a function of daylight hours and temperature combo. A combination of temperatures between 32-45 degrees F at night and bright sunny days are peak conditions for trapping sugars in leaves, allowing anthocyanins to develop and enhance color.

@@joeym4253 I was a bit frustrated that the release was pushed back to next spring. Apparently there was a huge delay with the government agency involved in trademark.

That is a variety of Ajuga. I am not sure with kind as there are so many. Its beautiful every spring.

No. This is its natural habit of growth.

​@@iselinursery5169 I 'm looking for information and I can' t find it anywhere. Tell me, please, are Serbian spruce pendula Bruns, Serbian spruce Bruns and Serbian spruce Pendula three different varieties? If so, what is the different between the Serbian Bruns and the Serbian Pendula Bruns? Maybe there is a video where you can see Serbian Bruns spruce?

At that time, it had been in the ground for just over one year.

Yellow leaves can often indicate over watering. Its hard for me to say.

Oh yes we have many locations that we sell to there. What part of Texas are you in?

That is Acer palmatum 'Dissectum Atropurpureum' 40-50 years old.

@@iselinursery5169Would be nice to see ALL the names of the plants so we can get a judgement of what our plants may look like LONG TERM! 😉👍🏽 Awesome Video BTW!

Yes, that is something I think the garden does well. It's maintains color and interest all year.

www.iselinursery.com/colorful-conifers/cryptomeria-japanese-cedar/cryptomeria-japonica-reins-dense-jade/

Acer palmatum 'Baby Lace' and not one we grow, but you could source it elsewhere.

Так это выставочный сад. Чтоб было понятно как выглядит растение. Мне, например, очень импонирует. Да, можно бы добавить и пионов и хост и гейхер, но все это мелочи жизни с такими экземплярами. А, и в большинстве своем здесь сортовые формы, а не стрижки.

Yes, this is our exhibition garden to show customers how each cultivar looks in maturity. It is also for use to propagate new plants and as a memorial to Jean Iseli who started the company and passed away in 1986. There is a lot of work that goes into pruning our plants and making sure they look ideal for their particular habit.