Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Black Swan | 'Black Swan' - weeping habit; foliage shiny black-purple; 8' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| Cockleshell | 'Cockleshell' - columnar; leaves are smaller and more rounded than those of other beeches |
| Franken | 'Franken' - Irregularly variegated leaves |
| Mercedes | 'Mercedes' - very slow growing; incised, fine-textured, rich green leaves; 4” of growth annually; developing into 4’ densely branched shrubs in many years |
| Gold Tide | 'Gold Tide' (a.k.a. 'Courtasol') - low growing to 3'; dense, profuse flowering; an excellent spreading ground cover |
| Evergold | 'Evergold' (a.k.a. 'Gold Leaf', 'Goldleaf') - maintain bright yellow leaf color all season long |
| Fiesta | 'Fiesta' - variegated foliage, green with a deep yellow center |
| Karl Sax | 'Karl Sax' - deep yellow flowers borne horizontally; dense and bushy habit; superior bud hardiness |
| Spring Glory | 'Spring Glory' - a better choice for warmer zones (USDA zones 7-8); grows to 10' tall; abundant blooms are deep yellow |
| Jane Platt | 'Jane Platt' - often available commercially; rounded growth habit, to 3' tall; leaves are narrower than the species; flowers may be a bit larger than species; fall color less striking than other varieties and the species |
| Suzanne | 'Suzanne' - compact form; 3' high and wide |
| Harold Epstein | ‘Harold Epstein’ - compact, to 15" tall; superior fall color to 'Jane Platt' |
| Appalachia | ‘Appalachia’ - vigorous habit; compact, to 2' tall; orange-red autumn color |
| Bill’s True Dwarf | ‘Bill’s True Dwarf’ - growing to 3' tall; blue-green summer foliage and good autumn color |
| Arkansas Beauty | ‘Arkansas Beauty’ - superior drought tolerance; inferior fall foliage and bloom density |
| Eastern Form | 'Eastern Form' - small; oval leaves; foliage turns yellow, orange, and red |
| September Morn | 'September Morn' - notably dense inflorescences and fall foliage |
| Black Mountain | 'Black Mountain' - upright habit; compact form; small, leathery dark green leaves; sub-par fall foliage |
| Feist Red | 'Feist Red' - large form; oval rounded structure; stout branching habit |
| Huntsman | 'Huntsman' - thick green leaves with pubescent undersides; yellow fall color |
| Mount Airy | 'Mount Airy' (a.k.a. 'Mount Airy') - superior cultivar; blue-green foliage; excellent (if variable) fall color; superior cold-hardiness; dense blooming; more upright habit, to 5 or 6'; readily available in the trade |
| Fine Line | 'Fine Line' (a.k.a. 'Ron Williams') - columnar habit; fine textured foliage, leaves are linear with a wavy margin, fine-textured |
| Greenspire | 'Greenspire' - upright, narrow form; reaches 40' tall and 30' wide; summer foliage is a good dark green and fall color is dark orange |
| Northern Blaze | 'Northern Blaze' (a.k.a. 'Jeffnor') - growth habit is upright-oval; 60' tall perhaps half as wide; seedless plant; extreme hardiness and resistance to winter damage; fall color purple |
| Skyline | 'Skyline' (a.k.a. 'Skycole') - good form and growth rate; grows symmetrically to 50' tall; strong central leader; lustrous green foliage turns orange or red in fall |
| Empire | 'Empire' - upright narrow pyramidal to oval habit; 50' tall x 25' wide; yellow-orange to purplish fall foliage |
| Aucubaefolia | 'Aucubaefolia' - irregularly gold flecked foliage |
| Georgia Gem | 'Georgia Gem' (a.k.a. 'Oconee') - seedless green ash cultivar for the South; heat resistance; fast growth; particularly leaves |
| Harlequin | 'Harlequin' - white-variegated foliage |
| Leprechaun | 'Leprechaun' (a.k.a. ‘Johnson’) - genetic dwarf form; 18' tall x 16' wide; dense, compact, round form; seedless; generally grafted on a 4' or 6' stem |
