Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Streib's Findling | 'Streib's Findling'- A newer form seen in trade, extremely prostrate, growing only to 8" tall and spreading to several feet along the ground. Foliage is not as glossy as 'Coral Beauty' |
| Ames | 'Ames'- most cold hardy, 2' tall ‘Blue Velvet’ - superior blue foliage ‘Gemo’ - prolonged bloom period ‘Sunny Boulevard’ - compact, mounding form with dark green leaves |
| Blue Star | 'Blue Star'- dense habit, blue star-like leaves, 24" tall |
| Edith Bogue | 'Edith Bogue'- although generally considered the most cold tolerant of the cultivars, it lacks the quality of foliage and habit found in Bracken's Brown Beauty'; leaves are glossy green with light brown undersides, and flowers and large and white; grows to 30' tall and half as wide |
| Bracken's Brown Beauty | 'Bracken's Brown Beauty' - one of the most cold hardy and handsome of the cultivars; forms a very full compact tree; small wavy leaves are lustrous green above and fuzzy brown beneath; transplants easier than other forms; grows to 30' tall and wide |
| Argentea | 'Argentea' - reliable silver-gray blue needles |
| Glauca | 'Glauca'- reliable silver-gray blue needles |
| Amber Beauty | 'Amber Beauty'- Forms a uniform tree with slightly ascending branches |
| Sid's Royal Pink | 'Sid's Royal Pink'- The only commonly available form, and is quite common in specialty catalogs. Has a more compact growth form to 5' tall with large, deep pink flowers and good fall color |
| Burgundy | 'Burgundy'- red fall color; remains under 12" tall |
| Claret | 'Claret'- red fall color; remains under 12" tall |
| Jonesboro | 'Jonesboro'- red fall color; remains under 12" tall |
| Northshy | 'Northshy' - small, blue, flavorful fruit, lustrous leaves turn red in fall; grows to 18" tall |
| Auratum | 'Auratum' - intense yellow foliage; color may fade in areas with hot, humid summers |
| Flamingo | 'Flamingo' variegated pink, white and green, Small stature to 15' |
| Kelly's Gold | 'Kelly's Gold' - new golden-yellow leaves mature to chartreuse |
| Variegatum | 'Variegatum' - female clone; foliage with a broad, white margin; fruits also variegated |
| Violaceum | 'Violaceum' - glaucous waxy coating on the young deep purple shoots; otherwise similar to the species; annual cut-back in spring will encourage new growth; stem color most striking in winter |
| var. serotina Rogers | var. serotina 'Rogers' - blooms even later than straight var. serotina |
| Overleese | 'Overleese' - fruits up to one lb or more |
| Mitchell | 'Mitchell' - large fruit; excellent quality |
| Wilson | 'Wilson' - flavorful, sweet, yellow fruit |
| Mary Foo | 'Mary Foo's Johnson' - similar to 'Sunflower' |
| Sunflower | 'Sunflower' - large fruit; butter colored flesh; few seeds |
| Uncle Tom | 'Uncle Tom' - probably the first named variety on record; first grown around 1896 |
| Durand Dwarf | 'Durand Dwarf' - dwarf, shrubby |
| Embers | 'Embers' - bright red fruits and fall color |
| Emerald Elf | 'Emerald Elf' - compact, rounded, slow-growing |
| Flame | 'Flame' - red fruits and fiery red fall color |
| Red Fruit | 'Red Fruit' - brilliant red fruit |
