When I brought this plant from the nursery it was labeled as “Silver Pine”. Now this is a young tree so he Needles don’t quite look silver, but some older trees of the same type has a bluish/silverish hue. I did a bunch of research but somehow could not find the tree online. The closest I came to was Juniperus Squamata.

Can anyone confirm this?

How about this one:
www.conifers.org/po/Manoao.php
Manoao colensoi

leatherback wrote: How about this one:
www.conifers.org/po/Manoao.php
Manoao colensoi

I am afraid this looks very different... anyhow I will keep looking. Perhaps will call the nursery and check if they have better information.

Juniperus communis, maybe?

Felidae wrote: Juniperus communis, maybe?

Again I don’t think so... the needles are quite different... not as Long... and the tips are silverish ... hence labels as “silver pine” at the nursery... see this pic.

leroycoutts wrote:

Felidae wrote: Juniperus communis, maybe?

Again I don’t think so... the needles are quite different... not as Long... and the tips are silverish ... hence labels as “silver pine” at the nursery... see this pic.

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Look up different cultivars for both species

J squamata Meierii?

leatherback wrote: J squamata Meierii?

Probably not. I have 3 of them, they look different.

My last idea is Juniperus conferta, besides that it could be a cultivar of something else.

Or.. J. procumbens (Nana), but now I’m really out! I hope you’ll get the correct ID somehow.