Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Miss Honeybee | 'Miss Honeybee' - hardy yellow-flowered form; large shrub or small tree to 30' tall; glossy leaves; blooms at an early age with tulip-shaped, lightly fragrant flowers |
| Ultimate Yellow | 'Ultimate Yellow' - 6" wide yellow blooms that shade green at the base |
| Yellow Bird | 'Yellow Bird' - strong-growing, upright plant; grows to 40' tall; yellow blooms 4" wide and half as wide, shade to green at the base and are produced later than other forms |
| Alta | 'Alta' - fastigiate when young; grows to 50' high x 20'wide; tight branching; potentially superior cold hardiness |
| Baby Grand | 'Baby Grand' - dwarf, compact plant; grows to 8 - 10' tall; cold hardy to zone 7 |
| D.D. Blanchard | 'D.D. Blanchard' - grows to 50-60' x 25-30'; hardy to zone 7; dark green leaves contrasting with more reddish backs than other varieties |
| Claudia Wannamaker | 'Claudia Wannamaker' - grows to 50-60' x 20-30'; hardy to zone 7; vigorous habit; tight form; transplants well with little leaf drop |
| Coco | 'Coco' - grows to 50' tall x 25' wide; pyramidal to upright oval form; hardy to zone 7 |
| Emory | 'Emory' (a.k.a. 'Emory Smith') - columnar form, grows to 30 - 50' high x 10 - 15' wide; hardy to zone 7 |
| Teddy Bear | 'Teddy Bear' - semi-dwarf; grows to 26’ tall and 14’ wide; dense, upright, pyramidal habit; produces fewer flowers |
| var. borealis | var. borealis - particularly cold-hardy |
| Centennial Blush | 'Centennial Blush' prolific bloomer; pink buds open to full and fragrant pale pink flowers; grows to 12 - 18 ' high x 10 - 15 ' wide; upright oval form |
| Centennial | 'Centennial' - larger flowers; vigorous; cold-hardy |
| Rosea | 'Rosea' - pale pink flowers |
| Rubra | 'Rubra' - purple-pink flowers |
| Waterlily | 'Waterlily' - pink buds open to white flowers |
| Pink Stardust | 'Pink Stardust' - light pink flowers with many tepals |
| Royal Star | 'Royal Star' - shrubby; early flowering |
| var. ashei | var. ashei (sometimes listed as a separate species M. ashei) - similar to species; maroon markings at the center of the flower |
| var. australis | var. australis - grows larger (more tree-like); remains evergreen in winter, unlike northern forms of the species; potentially less cold-hardy |
| Henry Hicks | 'Henry Hicks' - handsome foliage appears to remain evergreen even in cold climates; grows to 25' tall |
| Milton | 'Milton' (a.k.a. 'Milton Clones') - selected from the northernmost natural populations of the species, located in coastal Massachusetts; particularly good cold-hardiness. |
| Green Shadow | 'Green Shadow' (a.k.a. 'Greenbay') - evergreen foliage; tight oval form |
| Moonglow | 'Moonglow' (a.k.a. 'Jim Wilson’) - vigorous upright growth; better cold hardiness; semi-evergreen foliage in the northern part of its range; slightly larger flowers than species |
| Sweet Thing | 'Sweet Thing' (a.k.a. 'Perry Paige') - var. australis selection; dwarf, grows to 8' high x 7' wide; extremely dense, compact form |
| Northern Belle | 'Northern Belle' (a.k.a. 'Ned's Northern Belle') - larger than normal, fragrant, creamy white flowers; evergreen foliage; excellent cold tolerance; grows to 30' high x 20' wide |
| Tensaw | 'Tensaw' (a.k.a. Dodd's Small Leaf ) - leaves are less than 2" long and 3/4" wide with silvery undersides; flowers are proportionally smaller as well; more dwarf than the species, grows to 10 - 15' high x 8 - 10 ft wide; hardy to zone 6 |
| Mardi Gras | 'Mardi Gras' foliage variegated with wide yellow margins and irregular blotches on dark green leaves; semi-evergreen; 15' high x 8' high |
| Havener | 'Havener' - larger, slightly pink flowers |
| Mattie Mae Smith | 'Mattie Mae Smith' - variegated foliage; grows to 20' high x 10' wide |
