Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Tiger Eyes | 'Tiger Eyes' (a.k.a. 'Balitiger') - dwarf form; deeply dissected golden leaves; purplish branches and stems; matures to 6’ tall and wide; orange and scarlet fall color |
| Aureum | 'Aureum' - old cultivar; yellow foliage that develops best in sun; intensity of the color may diminish in summer |
| Europa | 'Europa' - densely branched; grows to 8' tall; plant that bears handsome foliage |
| Green Jeans | 'Green Jeans' (a.k.a. 'Spreg') - good leaf retention; 3 - 5' tall plant has healthy leaves all season |
| Green Mound | 'Green Mound' - dense dwarf form, grows to 3' tall |
| Nana | 'Nana' - dense dwarf form, grows to 3' tall |
| Compacta | 'Compacta' - dense dwarf form, grows to 3' tall |
| Pumila | 'Pumila' - dense dwarf form, grows to 3' tall |
| Frisia | 'Frisia' (a.k.a. 'Aurea') - foliage emerges golden yellow, dulls in summer heat; red spines on new shoots; vigorous grower to 30' - 50' tall |
| Idaho | 'Idaho' - possibly an R. x ambigua selection; tolerates difficult cultural conditions; cold tolerant to zone 3-4; rosy-pink blooms; grows to 40' tall x 30' wide |
| Purple Robe | 'Purple Robe' (a.k.a. 'Rouge Cascade', 'Casque Rouge', 'Pink Cascade', 'Red Cascade') - possibly an R. x ambigua selection; compact rounded form; rose-pink flowers; grows to a 40' tree; new growth emerges bronzy-red and retains some undertones of this color into summer; forms fewer seeds than the species; flowers slightly earlier in the season |
| Pyramidalis | 'Pyramidalis' (a.k.a. 'Fastigiata') - strongly upright, fastigiate, spineless form; grows to 50' tall x 15' wide |
| Semperflorens | 'Semperflorens' - sporadic bloom after the initial late-spring flush |
| Umbraculifera | 'Umbraculifera' - dense, umbrella-like, dwarf form; grows to 20' tall; produces few or no thorns; flowers very sparsely; prone to damage from ice and borer insects |
| Twisty Baby | 'Twisty Baby' (a.k.a. 'Tortuosa', 'Lace Lady') - twisted, contorted branches and stems; often grafted; usually do not exceed 10' in height; flowering is sparse or non-existent |
| Chicago Blues | 'Chicago Blues' (a.k.a. 'Benjamin') - upright form with an oblong crown; thornless; blue-green foliage; grow to 50' tall x 35' wide |
| Inermis | 'Inermis' - thornless variety |
| var. scandens | var. scandens - more graceful and arching than species |
| Alba | 'Alba' - single white blooms; extended bloom period; develops good orange-red fall color; ample fruit production |
| Alboplena | 'Alboplena' (a.k.a. var. albo-plena) - double white blooms; resistant to leaf diseases; produces no hips (fruit) |
| Blanc Double de Coubert | 'Blanc Double de Coubert' - semi-double blooms; healthy disease-resistant foliage; yellow fall color; forms little or no fruit; may need rejuvenative pruning to correct legginess |
| Frau Dagmar Hastrup | 'Frau Dagmar Hastrup' (a.k.a. 'Frau Dagmar Hartopp') - dense, compact form; profuse amounts of single pink blooms; large, early, persistent hips; grows to 4' tall; unsurpassed disease resistance |
| F.J. Grootendorst | 'F.J. Grootendorst' - double, pink-red blooms; not reccommended due to significant disease issues |
| Grootendorst Pink | 'Grootendorst Pink' (a.k.a. 'Pink Grootendorst') - dwarf form; not recommended due to disease problems; clustered small, double pink blooms; grows to 3' tall; repeat flowering and less fruit production than other forms |
| Hansa | 'Hansa' - semi-double purple-red, fragrant flowers; orange-red hips; disease-resistant foliage; good fall color; may become leggy; grow to 6' tall |
| Jens Munk | 'Jens Munk' - semi-double pink blooms with a yellow center; flowers are less fragrant; sparse fruiting; grows to 4' tall and wide |
| Therese Bugnet | 'Therese Bugnet' - a hybrid; double pink, fragrant bloom; produces little or no fruit; slightly susceptible to leaf diseases; grows to 6' tall; attractive red canes in winter, stems are prone to attack by a girdling insect |
| Topaz Jewel | 'Topaz Jewel' - double yellow blooms over an extended period; resistant to leaf diseases; grows to 5' tall and wider; seldom fruits |
| Agnes | 'Agnes' - fragrant pale lemony-apricot blooms |
| Foxi Pavement | 'Foxi Pavement' (aka: Buffalo Gal, Foxi, Foxy Pavement, Luberon) - deep pink, fragrant blooms; improvement on Frau Dagmar Hastrup; suitable for tough conditions; dark red rose hips; grows to 4', disease resistant, repeat bloomer |
