Sorry but trees and their garden cultivars aren't my thing. I am more
interested in annuals, perennials and especially succulent plants.

It is nice to know that mislabeling is a universal problem.


"Iris Cohen" wrote in message
...
Despite your prickles, it is obvious that you are better versed in
taxonomy and
plant nomenclature than anyone else in these parts. Can you steer me
toward a
better resource for identifying my mystery juniper? If you recall, a batch
of
these trees was donated to our bonsai club as J. sabina 'Broadmoor.' They
match
all the references and pictures I found on the Web, except that Dirr says
it is
a male clone and these have cones. Also, the Encyclopedia of Conifers
shows a
yellowish green color, while most resources identify it as grayish or
bluish,
which these are.
Thanks,
Iris
uncurable Jewish mother