Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Silver King | 'Silver King' - silver margined leaves |
| Golden Treasure | 'Golden Treasure'- yellow margined leaves. |
| Ardis | 'Ardis' - compact form; smaller leaves and other features that are much reduced relative to the species |
| Compactum | 'Compactum' - compact form; smaller leaves and other features that are much reduced relative to the species |
| Aureomarginatum | 'Aureomarginatum' - variegated form, foliage is broadly margined with creamy-greenish yellow; grows to 80' tall; even people who don't like variegated plants often like this plant |
| Mediopictum | 'Mediopictum' (a.k.a. 'Aureopictum') variegated form with a central yellow blotch on the foliage |
| Fastigiatum | 'Fastigiatum' - fastigiate form; grows to 60' tall with a spread of 20' |
| Integrifolium | 'Integrifolium' (a.k.a. f. integrifolium) - bears leaves that lack lower lobes, resulting in a leaf that appears almost rectangular in shape; extremely rare in the trade |
| Arnold | 'Arnold' - superior columnar form; fast-growing; grows to 8-12'wide x 50' tall |
| Alabama Crimson | 'Alabama Crimson' - bright red blooms that are produced sporadically throughout the season |
| Blanche Sandman | 'Blanche Sandman' - orange-red blooms that are produced even after the initial flush; resistant to leaf diseases |
| Cedar Lane | 'Cedar Lane' - deep red-flowering form; this plant produces abundant bloom; less prone to leaf diseases |
| John Clayton | 'John Clayton' - clear yellow blooms that repeat throughout the season |
| Major Wheeler | 'Major Wheeler' - extremely disease resistant; extremely prolific bloomer throughout the season |
| Alba | 'Alba' - pure white flowers; otherwise similar to species |
| Arnold Red | 'Arnold Red' - dark red flowers; resistant to Russian aphid |
| Freedom | 'Freedom' (possibly a selection or cultivar of L. korolkowii) - blue-green leaves; white flowers tinged with pink; red fruit; resistant to the Russian aphid |
| Lutea | 'Lutea' - pink flowers; yellow fruit |
| Nana | 'Nana' - dwarf form; grows to 3' tall; pink flowers |
| Rosea | 'Rosea' - flowers rose on the outside and pink on the inside |
| Claveyi | 'Claveyi' - grows quickly; resists salt damage; grows to 6' tall with an equal spread; yellow flowers; red fruit |
| Miniglobe | 'Miniglobe' - compact form, growing to 4' tall and wide; excellent hardiness; tight growth; flowers and fruit are not conspicuous |
| var. inermis | var. inermis - thornless |
| Double O | 'Double O' - male form; thorns are only apparent on young stems |
| Pawhuska | ’Pawhuska’ - older thornless selection |
| var. subcordata | var. subcordata -smaller variant of M. acuminata; more glossy leaves; stems and leaf undersides are hairier than species; more shrubby in habit; growing with a multi-stemmed form to 30' tall (though much larger specimens are known); smaller blooms of a pronounced yellow color that appear as the foliage emerges |
| Butterflies | 'Butterflies' - hybrid with M. denudata; produces the strongest yellow blooms of any cultivar; flowers are up to 5" across; upright grower to 20' tall |
| Elizabeth | 'Elizabeth' - hybrid with M. denudata; flowers, produced before leaf development; flowers are light yellow with a light fragrance; handsome, vigorous pyramidal habit; grows to 50' tall with a narrower spread; very cold hardy |
| Ellen | 'Ellen' (a.k.a. 'Variegata') - yellow-variegated leaves |
| Gold Crown | 'Gold Crown' - similar to 'Elizabeth'; slightly deeper yellow blooms that open later |
