Can we have a closer pic of the conifer please, without the grass being in front of it?

Camera blurs closer than the shown pics however I shall try, as I took it out of a split pot it came out like this. It has grass which looks ornamental and a plant that flowers round it, looks like, or is similar to alyssum carpet of snow which is I think an annual however I'm no expert so I'm thinking its a perennial flower but again I'm guessing.

Looks like Leylandii to me, paddling madly!

It's a Lawson cypress cultivar (chamaecyparis lawsoniana), and there are several yellow forms, so it could be one of many.

And you've just had rain?!

Thank you.
Had rain, yes, and it congregates in the one part of the garden where I found this lovely tree, some of the leaves you will notice turn upwards, not something I'm aware of with Leylandi. Any idea on the grass, what is it, for they go well together., so well I'm thinking of giving them a new location in my garden at home, but, the rear of the house is a sun/wind trap and I think this tree may well suffer.What would you advise please.

The grass looks rather like a threadbare Deschampsia cespitosa. I doubt that the conifer is Leylandii. It could really do with a windbreak and some shade to get established in your sun/wind trap garden.

Thank you for all [every ones] help, when I have looked at this tree afresh I think it is indeed a C. Lawsoniana. After scanning the internet and looking at this species in depth this tree resembles the Obtusa variety of this tree, its either that or an hybrid, one thing is for sure it looks splendid growing along side that grass, so good I think it deserves a new home.