Cultivars
Showing 1,861-1,890 of 2,655 items.
| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Morel | 'Morel' - globe-shaped habit; long, light-green needles; mid-size plants become dense, billowy shrubs that resemble the shape of morel mushrooms with rounded top-caps and more height than width |
| Quinobequin | ‘Quinobequin’ - compact, dense bush becoming wider than high; grows up to 15 cm per year; dark green foliage; red-brown branches |
| Sandcastle | ‘Sandcastle’ - dwarf, dense, upright shrub; tufts of short, dark-green needles; grows about 10 cm per year |
| Sand Beach | 'Sand Beach' - low-growing, prostrate form; densely borne, medium green foliage of heavy texture; superior salt tolerance, cold hardiness and acceptance of poor soil |
| Sherman Eddy | 'Sherman Eddy' (a.k.a. 'Little Giant') - slow-growing, dwarf rounded form; bright green, long needles; suitable for cultivation in poor soil |
| Coronado | 'Coronado' - dwarf, broad upright form; bluish green, soft needles |
| Foxtail | 'Foxtail' - compact pyramidal habit; needles are blue-green; needles taper and shoot tips, evoking a "fox-tail" look; grows to 7' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| Glauca Compacta | 'Glauca Compacta' - columnar to pyramidal form; compact grower; slow growing; grows to 6' in 10 years; bluish-green needles; tolerant of poor, acidic soils, and drought; grows to 6 - 20' in 10-15 years |
| Loma Linda | 'Loma Linda' - broad pyramidal form; soft and silver-blue foliage; grows to 6' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| Pendula | 'Pendula' - main leader and weeping side branches; narrow when young, becoming more broad at maturity; silvery blue-green foliage; grows to 12' tall x 4' wide in 10 years |
| Blue Shag | 'Blue Shag' - rounded compact form; bluish-green needles |
| Contorta | 'Contorta' - upright pyramidal form; contorted branches |
| Fastigiata | 'Fastigiata' - narrow columnar form; grows to 50' - 70' tall with a much narrower spread (typically 3 times as tall than wide); blue-green needles are long and soft in texture |
| Glauca | 'Glauca' - bluish-green needles |
| Hillside Winter Gold | 'Hillside Winter Gold' - unique full-sized tree; light green summer needles that turn a striking golden yellow in fall and winter |
| Pendula | 'Pendula' - large, pendulous form; exhibits extreme variation in habit and form; branches twist and droop, exposing the gray bark and displaying the long, blue-green needles very effectively; can be trained from an early age to achieve a desired effect |
| Sea Urchin | 'Sea Urchin' - dwarf globular form; blue-green needles; slow-growing |
| UConn | 'UConn' - dense, rounded pyramidal tree; intermediate height; grows to 20' tall blue-green needle color |
| Angel Falls | 'Angel Falls' - weeping form; slow-growing; long, very narrow, light green needles; closely held branches develop graceful draping forms that combine a tall, narrow stature with a broad, flowing skirt |
| Coney Island | 'Coney Island' - dwarf, globe-shaped; long, curvy cones; clusters of long, blue-green needles; rugged, hardy constitution |
| Fastigiata | 'Fastigiata' - narrow upright form; long, slender, blue-green needles; fast-growing |
| Greg | 'Greg' - miniature, globe-shaped form; soft, feathery, tightly-branched mound of narrow, long, medium-green needles |
| Louie | 'Louie' - large, open and upright symmetrical pyramid; long, thin, vibrant-yellow needles that stay brightly-colored year-round,interior foliage stays fresh-green |
| Macopin | 'Macopin' - broad upright form; exuberant cone production; mid-size tree develops an open, irregular habit; soft blue-green foliage |
| Mini Twists | 'Mini Twists' - dwarf, broad upright; small, twisted, curvy, bluish-green needles |
| Niagara Falls | 'Niagara Falls' - weeping, intermediate form |
| Stony Brook | 'Stony Brook' - large, weeping form; prostrate unless staked; contorted branches; clusters of long, widely spaced needles; silver bark |
| Aurea | 'Aurea' - light green needles turn bright yellow in winter; slow-growing |
| Beauvronensis | 'Beauvronensis' - very broad habit; compact, dense mound of needles; slow-growing |
| Hillside Creeper | 'Hillside Creeper' - groundcover form; vigorously growth; medium green needles |
