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Cultivars

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Cultivar NameNotes
 
Repandans'Repandans' - low, wide-spreading; better in zone 5
Capitata'Capitata' - tree form used for hedging
Densa'Densa' - dark green needles; broad mounded
Nana'Nana' - compact form; dark green needles
Brownii'Brownii' - dense, rounded form; grows to 6'-9' tall and 12' wide; dark green foliage
Densiformis'Densiformis' - popular; twice as wide as tall; bright green needles, bronzing slightly in winter; grows to 4' tall and 8' wide
Hatfieldii'Hatfieldii' - dense, broad, pyramidal form; grow to to 30' tall x 20' wide
Hicksii'Hicksii' - upright-columnar form; glossy, dark needles; grows to 20' tall and 12' wide; a good substitute for the popular Irish yew (Taxus baccata 'Fastigiata'), which is not well-suited to colder climates
Wardii'Wardii' - low, wide, spreading form; grows to 6' tall and 20' wide; dark green foliage; slow-growing
Nigra'Nigra' - symmetrical, pyramidal form; dark green winter color; grows to 15' to 25' tall x 5' to 8' wide
Atrovirens'Atrovirens' - shiny dark green foliage; large pyramidal form
Fastigiata'Fastigiata' (a.k.a. 'Hogan') - columnar-pyramidal form
Elegantissima'Elegantissima' - very cold hardy
Boulevard'Boulevard' - narrow pyramidal, yellow fall color
Fastigiata'Fastigiata' - columnar to pyramidal form
Legend'Legend' - hybrid between T. americana x T. x euchlora; pyramidal form
Chancellor'Chancellor' (a.k.a. 'Chancole') - narrow upright habit; grows to 50' tall and only 20' wide; wide crotch angles make the tree resistant to breaking during storms; drought tolerant
Corinthian'Corinthian' (a.k.a. 'Corzam') - uniform pyramidal habit; lateral branches arranged uniformly around a strong central leader; glossy dark green leaves; grows to 45' tall x 15' wide
Glenleven'Glenleven' - open symmetrical form; a T. x flavescens selection; larger leaves than normal; grows to 50' tall and 35' wide. Faster growing than T. cordata
Greenspire'Greenspire' - broad pyramidal form; vigorous grower; readily available; grows to 50' tall x 35' wide; uniform branching; dark green leaves; exceptional tolerance for difficult conditions
Olympic'Olympic' - broadly pyramidal, better branching
Rancho'Rancho' - upright; vigorous; partially resistant to Japanese beetle
Sterling Silver'Sterling Silver' - vigorous grower; resistant to Japanese beetles
Green Mountain'Green Mountain' - symmetrical; dense canopy
Sashazam'Satin Shadow' (a.k.a. 'Sashazam') - symmetrical, reportedly resistant to Japanese Beetles
Laurelhurst'Laurelhurst' - compact; pyramidal; straight trunk
Sargentii'Sargentii' (a.k.a. var. sargentii, f. pendula, 'Pendula') - semi-dwarf, broadly weeping form; grows to 15' tall and twice as wide; the prefered weeping form of T. canadensis
New Harmony'New Harmony' - less resistant to dutch elm disease than 'Valley Forge.' Vase shape with arching limbs.
Valley Forge'Valley Forge' - resistant to dutch elm disease
Accolade'Accolade' - good resistance to dutch elm disease