Thanks.
Mainly his work is characterised by bad white balance. I'm pleased that you know better.
However, it's easy enough to mimic. Start by adding Photo Filter layer, choose Cooling Filter 82, at about 10% density, and with the "Preserve Luminosity" box UNchecked.
(For heaven's sake make sure you check that box again next time you use a filter for cast correction purposes.)
That will do most of the work. Then to your taste, you can add a Hue/Sat layer, choose "Greens", and play with the sliders. In most cases the Hue and Saturation sliders will go to the right, and Lightness to the left.