Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| var. arizonica | var. arizonica - glaucous foliage |
| Sensation | 'Sensation' - Soft coppery-red foliage in spring, matures to green with a hint of copper beneath; red fall foliage uncharacteristic of species; resistant to box elder bugs, more mannerly growth habit; improved branch structure; less susceptible to storm damage than the species |
| Sango-kaku | 'Sango-kaku' - upright, slow-growing, vase-shaped form; showy pink or red bark; leaves emerge yellow-green with reddish margins in spring, mature to light green by summer and turn yellow-gold in fall |
| Armstrong | `Armstrong' - fast-growing; yellow, orange, red fall color |
| var. serotina | var. serotina - differs from species by maturing to a larger size (eventually to 20' tall) producing larger inflorescences (to 30" long) and blooming about 3 weeks later in the year |
| var. erythrocarpa | var. erythrocarpa - dark green foliage whitened underneath; bright red fruit |
| Hongye | 'Hongye' - rarely available outside China; leaves emerge purple then fade to reddish green |
| Thousand Leaders | '˜Thousand Leaders' - rarely available outside China; tight, round crown |
| Albiflora | 'Albiflora' - a white flowering form |
| Crispa | 'Crispa' - curly-leaved form |
| Lewisii | 'Lewisii' - narrow leaved variety |
| Brilliantissima | 'Brilliantissima' - probably more commonly found in nurseries than the straight species. Improved flowering, fruiting, and foliage luster and color |
| x prunifolia | A. x prunifolia - a naturally occuring hybrid between A. arbutifolia and A. melanocarpa |
| var. elata | var. elata - a larger plant overall and with larger individual parts (leaves, flowers, fruits) |
| Autumn Magic | 'Autumn Magic' - more compact than the species (3 -5' tall) with improved fruit set and bright red-purple fall color |
| Iroquois Beauty | 'Iroquois Beauty' (a.k.a. 'Morton') - dwarf form (2 - 3' tall) |
| B. glomeruliflora | B. glomeruliflora - a more southern relative, hardy from Zone 8 -10 |
| B. x mentorensis | B. x mentorensis - upright, rounded habit; semi-evergreen; grows 5 - 7' tall and wide; hybrid between B. julianae and B. thunbergii; green foliage |
| Fox Valley | 'Fox Valley' (a.k.a 'Little King) - dwarf,dense & compact with branches to the ground |
| Belle Vue | 'Belle Vue' - pinkish-brown mature bark; holds fall foliage late |
| St. George | 'St. George' - particularly fast growing; bark turns pinkish with age |
| Venus | 'Venus' - fragrant white flowers with yellow and purple centers |
| var. koreana | var. koreana - cold hardy variety, to -20 to -25 degrees F without injury; its foliage turns an unpleasant yellow-green or brown in the cold winter months; to 3' tall |
| Lactea | ‘Lactea’ - white berries and attractive foliage |
| Russell Montgomery | ‘Russell Montgomery’ - very attractive white berries |
| April Dawn | 'April Dawn' - Part of the April series; hardy to 6B; red candy stripes on semi-double white blossoms |
| April Snow | 'April Snow' - white rose form double flower form; compact habit; slow growth |
| C. herbaceus | C. herbaceus - A more inland species almost identical to C. americanus |
| Ceanothus x pallidus 'Marie Simon' | Ceanothus x pallidus 'Marie Simon' - pink flowers, hardy from Zones 6-11 |
| var. stenocoma | var. stenocoma - particularly cold-hardy; to -25 degrees F |
