Pseudotsuga - Taxodium

A dense irregular conical plant with dark green foliage it is confused in cultivation with ‘Muttontown’.

A nasty disease caused by oncogenes associated with the Epstein Barr virus, no wait that is Burkett’s Lymphoma, Burkett’s dwarf is a congested irregular broomish thing of obscure origin that is much more desirable than Burkett’s Lymphoma.

Found in the wild near Eaton New Hampshire by Sam Everett in 1918, it is stiff textured and rather upright plant with a good gold color.

An upright bushy plant 4' after seven years; that is almost completely white, but flushed with pink and red in winter and must be kept in shade for best color.

An irregular upright dwarf form similar to ‘Hussii’ but a bit more vigorous, discovered in the 1930’s near Greenwood Lake, N.J. it has excellent winter color and is an all around great plant.