Wow!

Stunningly beautiful!

Thanks for posting.

@artinnature That’s a stunning display. I love yellow in a garden - to me it looks like sunshine when it’s in a shady area. I have plants with yellow tones & varigation in my yard because of that attribute. This is a Stained Glass hosta I bought a couple years ago at a visit to Sebright Gardens on the way home from a long road trip.

Stained Glass is a good one. I swore off hosta after living in Minnesota for 40 years, but I'm gradually coming back around. Picked up Wind Beneath My Wings (Giant and Blue) at Sebright and will be planting it at the base of Chamaecyparis obtusa Aurea. Those two will make another great vignette.

I was like a kid in candy store at Sebright! Bought 2 deciduous ferns & 4 mini hosta, 2 larger hosta. This Stained Glass had huge white flowers that were quite fragrant which was a great surprise to me. It was in a large pot for 2 seasons & I decided was too big for the pot so I made space for it in ground last fall. It’s pipping now so has survived the move & I hope it will fill this entire space around it. In that planting area to left of hosta I have 2 Lemon Lime Nandina & in a huge oak barrel size pot, a Fern Spray Gold Hinoki. A Lion’s Head Maple is to the right.

OP Beautifull,,, looks like Golden Spreader to me

ron

Beautiful chartreuse color.

I think @plantkiller_il_5 is correct - look at these shots I just took a couple days ago at a Farm store. Sorry out of focus - I spotted this & wanted its info to look up. The brightness of the conifer caught my attention. We’re going to revamp stone in our pondless water feature & I’d taken out some plants on backside of it & thought this might be a replacement candidate. It would be next to a blue toned needle plant which name escapes me just now . @artinnature - do you recall if this planting is a single plant or maybe 2? And, do you know about its height at tallest point? The perspective in your pic makes it hard to tell - it looks foreshortened. My plant tag below says 3’ high x 6’ wide

I didn't examine this Abies closely, too busy taking pictures. The display gardens at Sebright are overflowing with extremely rare and well-grown woody plants. That said, I would guess its one plant, I've seen a lot of mature dwarf conifers with this habit, spreading out on the ground, but then also reaching for the sky in one or two places, if the gardener allows it! I would guess the tallest part is about 4'.

Thank you ainn! I must wait until the revamp work is done before choosing plants but I’m leaning to yellow as that’s what was there & showed nicely - yellow grasses. This pic is from 2016 so things have changed. Dogwood in back replaced with yellow euyonomous & blue needle plant (podocarpus?) larger. We’re taking out the flat stones & replacing with 3 basalt columns, max 3’ high & a basalt basin for bird bath. Will reuse the flat stones in the base /bed of the rocked area. Will also move that chimney pot with the sedge in it. Having 12 year old pump replaced as will need more lift for height of colums. Goal is easier maintenance to blow off fir needles from the huge old growth firs over the fence. The flatter surface instead of just the rocks.