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Cultivar NameNotes
 
Blauer Eichzwerg'Blauer Eichzwerg' - dwarf, broad upright form; short, densely compressed, bluish green foliage; essentially a scaled down version of the straight species; an amazing dwarf
Greenpeace'Greenpeace' - broad upright form; green foliage; gigantic tree with improved foliage
Powder Blue'Powder Blue' - broad upright form; blue foliage; full sized tree
Von Martin'Von Martin' - compact, pyramidal, broad, upright form; growing at approximately ¼ the rate of the giant species
Hazel Smith'Hazel Smith' - pyramidal, broad, upright form; bluish green foliage; better hardiness than the species
Little Stan'Little Stan' - miniature, dense, upright form; gray-green foliage; grows to 12" tall x 6" wide in 10 years
Moonie's Mini'Moonie's Mini' - dwarf, broad, upright form; congested gray-green foliage twists and turns, producing little fasciations; grows to 6' tall x 3' wide in 10 years
Bultinck Yellow'Bultinck Yellow' - pyramidal form, growing at less than half the rate as the species; new spring growth is creamy-yellow, then hardens to a gray-green; grows to 8' tall x 4' wide in 10 years
var. simplicifloravar. simpliciflora (a.k.a. f. simpliciflora) - single-flowered variant
Plena'Plena' - double-flowered form
Pink Ice'Pink Ice' - young foliage splashed with pink and white; plant can reach 5' tall in time
Renaissance'Renaissance' - very similar to species, exhibits greater resistance to leaf ailments
Snow White'Snow White' - compact form; less prone to foliar diseases; dead blooms are self-cleaning; foliage is larger than species; grows to 5' tall and wide
Firegold'Firegold' (a.k.a. 'Levgold') - lemon-lime foliage starts soft yellow, then lemon, then ages to lime-green; grows to 4 - 6′ tall x 5 - 7′ wide
Gold Fountain‘Gold Fountain’ – yellow, scalloped leaves which turn soft orange to red in autumn; white flowers touched with pink
Dart's Horizon'Dart's Horizon' - dense arching branches; ground cover
Ballet'Ballet' - more spreading habit; larger flowers grow to almost 4" wide
Cascade'Cascade' - semi-weeping form; grows very slowly
Milk and Honey'Milk and Honey' - profuse quantities of larger blooms; bark color that is brighter in intensity
Pink Form'Pink Form' - light white-pink flowers that open from pinkish buds
Coccinea'Coccinea' - compact-rounded form; deep reddish flowers; grows to 3' tall and wider
Crispa'Crispa' - finely-textured leaves that are twisted and dissected; shows occasional foliar variegation
Dolchica'Dolchica' - finely-textured leaves that are twisted and dissected; does not produce random variegated foliage; grows to 3' tall and wide
Froebelii'Froebelii' - lacks irregular variegated shoots; good heat/drought tolerance; bright pink flowers
Gumball'Gumball' (a.k.a. 'Dwarf Froebel') - similar to Froebelii, grows to 3' tall and wider
Limemound'Limemound' - leaves emerge yellow-orange and age to lime green; exhibits better cold hardiness; in other respects this variety is similar to 'Goldflame'
Pendula'Pendula' - weeping form, smooth green stems; this form rarely flowers; it is often grafted on a standard; grows to 15' to 25' tall
Gold Standard 'Gold Standard' - golden foliage
Winter Gold'Winter Gold' - golden stems
Angyo Dwarf'Angyo Dwarf' - dwarf habit; grows to only 10' tall