Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Red Wing | 'Red Wing' - superior fruiting |
| Showy Lantern | 'Showy Lantern' - deep pink flowers; dense branching; scarlet fall foliage; less hardy than species |
| Tokyo Masquerade | 'Tokyo Masquerade' - variegated foliage; less hardy than species |
| Apterus | 'Apterus' (a.k.a. var. apterus) - large-growing form; produces stems without prominent wings. |
| Kosho Mayune | 'Kosho Mayune' - pinkish-red fall color |
| Monstrosus | 'Monstrosus' - large, vigorous habit; produces very large wings |
| Little Moses | 'Little Moses' (a.k.a. 'Odom') - slow growing, low mounding plant; reaching 30-36"; holds its leaves in fall two or three weeks longer than the species; reported to produce few fruits |
| Pipsqueak | 'Pipsqueak' (a.k.a. 'Pipzam') - compact, semi-dwarf habit; 5' high at maturity; denser and finer in texture than 'Compactus' |
| Rudy Haag | 'Rudy Haag' - slow growth rate; dense, compact growing form, does not get as large as 'Compactus'; 3' high x 3.5' wide in 15 years; forms a dense mound of fine twiggy branches; bright pink to red fall color; reported to be nearly seedless |
| FireBall | 'FireBall' (a.k.a. 'Select') - selection from 'Compactus', grows to 4 - 7'; bright red fall color; suffers less winter damage than 'Compactus' |
| Chicago Fire | 'Chicago Fire' (a.k.a. 'Timber Creek') - hardier than species; grows to 8 - 10' high x 6 - 8' wide; multi-stemmed habit; crimson red fall color followed by abundant red-orange fruit |
| Blondy | 'Blondy' - variegated cultivar; leaves marked with a prominent central yellow blotch; stems are also yellow |
| Harlequin | 'Harlequin' - low, trailing habit, under 10" tall; foliage speckled with green, yellow, cream and pink |
| Ivory Jade | 'Ivory Jade' - mounding; to 3' tall x 6' wide; round leaves; deep green foliage with a white margin. |
| Minimus | 'Minimus' - low-growing form; very small leaves (less than 0.5" long); very often there will be branch reversions to the species |
| Moonshadow | 'Moonshadow' - wavy leaves bright yellow with a thin green margin; grows 1' - 2' tall and remains dense and compact |
| var. radicans | var. radicans - variable form that usually forms a low, trailing groundcover or climbing vine; foliage is shiny green; produces flowers and fruits; plant produces variegated sports spontaneously; overall this variety is unstable |
| Sarcoxie | 'Sarcoxie' - upright form, grows to 4' - 5' tall; foliage dark, glossy green with whitish veins; produces copious amounts of fruit |
| Sunspot | 'Sunspot' - older, popular cultivar; lustrous green leaves with yellow centers; 3' tall; mounded form |
| The Pearl | 'The Pearl' (a.k.a. 'Irish Pearl') - hybrid with E. giraldii var. wilsonii; produces large blooms (to 2" wide); long, dense flowering shoots; grows to 10' - 15' tall |
| Cameron | 'Cameron' - extremely rare weeping variety |
| Diamond Bark | 'Diamond Bark' - extremely rare variety with subtle diamond patterning on the bark |
| Dawyck Gold | 'Dawyck Gold' - fastigiate; yellow foliage |
| Dawyck Purple | 'Dawyck Purple' - fastigiate; purple foliage |
| Purple Fountain | 'Purple Fountain' (a.k.a. 'Purpurea Pendula') - weeping form; purple leaves; slow growing |
| Riversii | 'Riversii', 'Rohanii', 'Spaethiana' (a.k.a. 'Spathiana') - this trio represents the most common forms of standard F. sylvatica with deep-purple leaves |
| Tricolor | 'Tricolor' (a.k.a 'Roseomarginata', 'Purpurea Tricolor') - leaves are purple with a wide margin of pink or cream; foliage is brightest in spring; burn may occur on foliage in full sun |
| Red Obelisk | 'Red Obelisk' - fastigiate form; purple foliage; slower growing than 'Dawyck Purple' |
| Ansorgei | 'Ansorgei' - upright habit; semi-dwarf; long, narrow dark purple leaves; 6' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| Aurea Pendula | 'Aurea Pendula' - weeping form; yellow to chartreuse foliage |
