Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Sargentii | 'Sargentii' - dwarf, prostrate or pendulous form (depending on training); mature size depends upon whether plants are staked or allowed to grow prostrate; untrained plants will typically mature to 2' tall and spread to 4-6' wide |
| Hedgehog | 'Hedgehog' - dwarf, slow-growing; mounding habit; 10" tall by 30" wide in 10 years; blue-gray needles |
| Celtis x magnifica | Celtis x magnifica - cross between C. occidentalis and C. laevigata; more resistant to witch’s broom and hackberry nipple gall psyllid than either parent; grows to 50' x 40' |
| C. tenuifolia | C. tenuifolia - one of two other Celtis varieties are not currently common in the trade but may become important in the coming years; dwarf species similar to C. occidentalis; single stem or multistem; grows to only 12 -15'; similar broad cultural tolerances of C. occidentalis |
| Sputnik | 'Sputnik' - larger blooms and longer bloom period than species; pinkish flowers |
| Sugar Shack | 'Sugar Shack' - semi-dwarf to 4 feet; bright red fruits |
| Double Take 'Scarlet Storm' | part of the Double Take series; thornless; large, double red flowers |
| Double Take 'Orange Storm' | Double Take 'Orange Storm' - part of the Double Take series; hornless; large, double pale orange flowers |
| Double Take 'Pink Storm' | Double Take 'Pink Storm' - part of the Double Take series; hornless; large, double rose pink flowers |
| Apple Blossom | 'Apple Blossom' (a.k.a.'Moerloosei') - large white flowers that flush of rose |
| Geisha Girl | 'Geisha Girl' - peach-pink flowers |
| C. x superba 'Texas Scarlet' | C. x superba ‘Texas Scarlet’ - C. japonica x C. speciosa hybrid; compact shape; watermelon red flowers |
| Green Arrow | 'Green Arrow' - columnar form, mature width of 5' |
| Aureovariegata | 'Aureovariegata' - semi-variegated foliage |
| Sparkling Arrow | 'Sparkling Arrow' - columnar habit; 8' tall x 1' wide in 10 years; creamy-white variegation |
| Van den Akker | 'Van den Akker' - columnar habit; 10' tall x 1' wide in 10 years |
| Aldrich Mt. | 'Aldrich Mt.' - cold hardy form, possibly a relic of the last ice age. Found at 5300 ft. on Aldrich Mountain in Central Oregon; thought to be a sub-species we now believe this is a high altitude Thuja plicata; possibly a cross between the two genuses |
| Laura Aurora | 'Laura Aurora' - dwarf; 3' tall x 2' wide in 10 years; yellow and green variegated foliage; particularly hardy to Zone 3 |
| Aurea | 'Aurea' - fans of golden foliage |
| Aurea Nana | 'Aurea Nana' - dwarf habit; 5' tall x 4' wide at maturity; golden foliage |
| Aurora | 'Aurora' - narrow, pyramidal miniature; 2' tall x 1.5' wide in 10 years; lemon-yellow foliage |
| Alaska | 'Alaska' - dwarf variegated and contorted; 3' x 4' in 10 years; forms a wider than tall shrub; foliage compressed into strings with some flat edges; blue foliage |
| Autumn Glory | 'Autumn Glory' (a.k.a. 'Pygmaea Aurescens') - dwarf; 6 feet high x 8 feet wide; bronze-green during spring and summer to orange copper in fall and winter |
| Filicoides | 'Filicoides' - slow growing; open shrub or small narrow tree to 20' tall; features pendant flattened sprays of fern-like foliage |
| Boulevard | 'Boulevard' - squarrosa group; dense pyramidal habit; soft, silvery blue-gray foliage; slow growing, typically reaching 5-6’ tall in 10 years;mature size of 12-15’ tall |
| Golden Mop | 'Golden Mop' (a.k.a. 'Filifera Aurea Nana') - semi-dwarf, 4' high x 8' wide golden foliage; threadleaf foliage |
| Baby Blue Ice | 'Baby Blue Ice' dwarf; dense, silvery-blue foliage; upright habit with age; 3' tall x 2.5' wide in 10 years |
| Curly Tops | ‘Curly Tops’ - globose semi-dwarf; grows very slowly, eventually reaching a mature height of approximately 4-5’ tall; metallic blue foliage; twisted and curled branching |
| Cream Ball | ‘Cream Ball’ - dwarf; grows very slowly (1-2” per year), mature height of approximately 2’ tall by 2’ wide; gray-green foliage with yellow-green to almost white tips |
| Red Star | 'Red Star' (a.k.a. 'Rubicon') - compact, dense, somewhat columnar growth; blue-green foliage that turns red or purple in winter |
