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Cultivar NameNotes
 
Madeline'Madeline' - semi-double blooms with multiple petals in the corolla; buds pink, white-pink when open
Minuet'Minuet' - miniature; buds are light pink and open to display a corolla with a wide, almost cherry-red band inside; foliage is very glossy, dark green and slightly cupped
Ostbo Red'Ostbo Red' - red-budded selection; leaves are cupped and somewhat smaller than the species; habit is fairly dense
Snowdrift'Snowdrift' - pure white in bud and when fully open; one of the best pure white-flowering cultivars; foliage is dark green, thick and leathery
Tiddywinks'Tiddywinks' - semi-dwarf form; excellent branching; low compact, mounded habit; buds are a strong pink and open to soft pink blooms
Golden Guinea'Golden Guinea' - large flowers (to 2" wide); long blooming period
Kin Kan'Kin Kan' (a.k.a. 'Aureovittata') - stems color up yellow with thin green stripes in winter; frequently reverts
Shannon'Shannon' - vigorous; grows to 6' tall; blooms earlier than species
Chiba Gold‘Chiba Gold’ - gold to chartreuse foliage, colors well in shade
Honshu‘Honshu’ - larger, 2-inch, single flowers with petals that overlap and give a fuller effect; slightly smaller than species, grows to 5' tall x 3' wide
Dream Catcher'Dream Catcher' - emerging foliage red-orange,fades to yellow and finally to chartreuse; pinkish-white flowers
Alford's Weeping'Alford's Weeping' - weeping habit
Vossii'Vossii' (a.k.a. L. x vossii) - features a denser habit; longer flower racemes, to 2' long.
Pink Velour'Pink Velour' - most cold tolerant pink flowering form, to zone 6b.
Sarah's FavoriteSarah's Favorite - most cold tolerant white flowering variety, to zone 6b.
Varied Directions'Varied Directions' -forms a weeping, spreading plant with main branches that radiate out in an irregular pattern
Horstmann's Recurva'Horstmann's Recurva' - broad upright habit; develops wispy branches that twist and curl to fantastic effect
Prag'Prag' - dwarf; low, mounding form; blue-green needles; short, slender branches; branches sweep gently upward and then spill down as they mature
Puli'Puli' - weeping; when staked, its slender branches create a narrow silhouette that is more dense and lighter green than 'Pendula'; if un-staked it acts as a groundcover
Wolterdingen'Wolterdingen' -dwarf; compact, spreading form; soft, new, blue-green needles
Blue Dwarf'Blue Dwarf' - dwarf ; soft blue leaves; grown as a small standard tree, forms a domed crown; grows to 2' high in 10 years
Newport Beauty'Newport Beauty' - miniature form probably never exceeding 2' tall and wide
Blue Sparkler'Blue Sparkler' - bluish foliage
Deborah Waxman'Deborah Waxman' has the pyramidal shape of the species, dwarf; grows to 5' high and 3' wide in the first 10 years
Lanark'Lanark' - globe shaped; grows to 4' high and wide
var. regelianumvar. regelianum - branches that spread horizontally to a height of 5'; leaves are arranged in one plane for a neatly textured effect
Grandmaster'Grandmaster' (a.k.a. 'Grazam') - pyramidal selection; grows to 50' tall and wide; glossy green leaves that turn shades of red-purple and orange in fall
Gumball'Gumball' - dwarf; multi-stemmed shrubby habit to 15' tall with a smaller spread; good fall color
Oconee'Oconee' - similar to 'Gumball' but with better cold-hardiness
Variegata'Variegata' (a.k.a. 'Aurea', 'Goduzam' [Gold Dust]) - variegated; grows to 60' tall with a narrower spread; foliage mottled with cream areas that intensify as the season progresses; oval-rounded habit; exhibits good cold-hardiness