Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Graceful Grace | 'Graceful Grace' - compact weeping form; dark-green needles with a glaucous cast |
| Emerald Twist | 'Emerald Twist'(a.k.a. 'Torquis') - broad upright form; twisting, undulating branches; dark-green needles |
| Waggin' Tails | 'Waggin' Tails' - broad upright; dark green; branches curve and twist like the wagging tail of a dog; slower growth |
| var. glauca | var. glauca - bluish-green needles; more compact; upright branching |
| Fastigiata | 'Fastigiata' - branches that are distinctly upright; dense, green-gray needles |
| Fletcheri | 'Fletcheri' - dwarf form; grows to 3 - 6' tall x 3' wide; blue-green needles |
| Graceful Grace | 'Graceful Grace' - fine weeping form; longer needles; upright plant; gracefully-drooping, lax branches |
| Loggerhead | 'Loggerhead' - dense, spreading, mounded habit; similar to "Bird's Nest Spruce" (Picea abies 'Nidiformis') |
| Little Jon | 'Little Jon' - globular multi-stemmed dwarf form, become more brad and tall with age dark green needles |
| Hillside Pride | 'Hillside Pride' - similar to 'Little Jon'; plant with upright branching |
| Pendula | 'Pendula' - main trunk that twists as it grows upwards; lateral branches are spreading and droop for a mounded effect; deep green needles |
| Carnefix Weeping | 'Carnefix Weeping' - variable upright habit; pendulous branches; rich green needles |
| Compact | 'Compacta' - dwarf, very compact, low spreading form; short, rich glossy-green needles; can be staked to form a plump pyramid; if staked grows to 3' tall x 2' wide in 10 years |
| Cross Selection | 'Cross Selection' - upright, pyramidal form; short needles are blue-gray with a "glowing" quality; grows to 6' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| De Bunn | 'De Bunn' - bun-shaped when young, eventually a conical dwarf form; rich green needles; grows to 18" tall x 14" wide in 10 years |
| Hale | 'Hale' - slow-growing, flattened-globose form; short, bright glossy-green needles; 2' tall x 2.5' wide in 10 years |
| Hillside Gold | 'Hillside Gold' - upright pyramidal form; glossy green needles turn to gold in winter, new growth in spring has a contrasting chartreuse color; grows to 5' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| Jackson's Witch's Broom | 'Jackson's Witch's Broom' -miniature flattened-globe form; bright-green glossy needles; grows to 10" tall x 12" wide in 10 years |
| Seattle Mountain | 'Seattle Mountain' - compact, upright form; lemon-yellow foliage will be light green in deep shade; grow to 5' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| Shorty's Blue | 'Shorty's Blue' - upright, compact, pyramidal form; rich blue foliage; grows to 7' tall x 3.5' wide in 10 years |
| Skyline | 'Skyline' - upright for; narrow whipcord-like branches; foliage is gray blue-green; grows to 8' tall x 3' wide in 10 years |
| Kasan | 'Kasan' - compact form; grows to 8' to 10' tall; orange-red berries; susceptible to scab |
| Lalandei | 'Lalandei' - vigorous grower to 10' to 12' tall; abundant orange-red fruit; susceptible to scab. |
| Mohave | 'Mojave' (a.k.a. Mohave) - a hybrid selection; dense grower; grows to 12' tall; profuse orange-red berries; resistant to scab and fireblight; not as hardy as other forms, only hardy to zone 6 |
| Yukon Belle | 'Yukon Belle' (a.k.a. 'Monon') - cultivar of P. angustifolia; the hardiest form available, this cultivar is listed as zone 4 cold hardy, but is probably most reliable in zone 5; orange berries; grows to 6 - 8' tall and wide |
| Teton | 'Teton' - hybrid upright form; grows to 12'+ tall; orange fruit; fireblight resistant; less hardy and therefore only useful in zone 6 and warmer |
| Lowboy | 'Lowboy' - low spreading form; bright orange fruit; grows to 2-3' tall x 6-8' wide |
| Soleil d'Or | 'Soleil d'Or' - upright form; red-flushed stems; dark green leaves; golden-yellow berries. |
| Apache | 'Apache' - grows to 5' high and 6' wide; persistent, bright red berries; resistant to fire blight and scab |
| Tiny Tim | 'Tiny Tim' - compact form; grows to 3 feet high; small leaves; few or no thorns; berries are red |
