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Re: re variegated trees

> Actually I'm looking for both kinds: solid or tastefully variegated leaves.
> We have 66 acres of native ex-timberland and I'm trying to enrich the
> foliage colors for all seasons (though the natives aren't bad for Fall).
> Natives here are Pines, Oaks, Hickories, Sweet Gum (Liquidamber), Black Gum
> (Nyssa) and lots of large native Dogwood (Cornus florida).

I'll see if I can put together a more complete list for you.  

> I like conifers too. Who is Iseli's? I just bought some nice Cupressus
> glabra 'Carolina Sapphire'.

They're a nursery that specializes in conifers, located on the Oregon coast.
Most of their stuff is either grafted or really bright (or both) --
for example, I think they created Juniperus horizontalis 'Mother Lode'.
I've always been kind of horrified by some of their creations.  They'll
graft the bright gold 'Mother Lode' on top of straight cedar, then graft
weeping "arms" of the side.  Interesting, but not in my yard.  :)

They're wholesale only, but you can probably find some suppliers in your
area.  The website is at:

   http://www.iseli-nursery.com/

Chris

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