Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Lincoln | ‘Lincoln’ - pyramidal, compact, dense form; dark green foliage; grows to 35' tall x 25' wide |
| Duros | 'Duros' - round, upright, narrow form; green foliage; whitish bark; grows to 40-50' tall x 10-20' wide |
| Shamrock | 'Shamrock' (a.k.a. 'Baileyi') - broad-conical habit; thicker, less profuse branches creating a more open crown; glossy medium green foliage; faster growing; grows to 50' tall x 30' wide |
| Green Globe | 'Green Globe' - "lollipop on a stick", dwarf form, the crown is a tight, compact ball of foliage; usually grafted; grows to 15' in height |
| Lico | 'Lico' - "lollipop on a stick", dwarf form, the crown is a tight, compact ball of foliage; usually grafted; grows to 15' in height |
| De Groot | 'De Groot' - compact habit; less suckering than most Linden varieties; grows to 30' tall x 20' wide |
| Fire-cracker | 'Fire-cracker' - pyramidal form; produces leaves later than most (important in some situations for solar exposure); notable yellow fall color; grows to 40' tall x 30' wide |
| Summer Sprite | 'Summer Sprite' (a.k.a. ‘Halka’) semi-dwarf, upright, oval rounded pyramidal form; grows to 20' tall x 15' wide |
| Harvest Gold | 'Harvest Gold' - a hybrid between T. cordata and T. mongolica; upright form as a young tree, becoming rounded with age; moderate growth rate; no serious disease or pest problems, though gypsy moth caterpillars and Japanese beetles will sometimes feed on the foliage, leaves are resistant to mites and fungal leaf spot; tolerant of cold; better fall color |
| Winter Orange | 'Winter Orange' - stems are orange in winter with bright pink buds; otherwise similar to species |
| Pendula Nana | 'Pendula Nana' - semi-dwarf, weeping, rounded, compact shrub; grows to 6' wide with a slightly smaller spread; slow growing; dark green foliage |
| Streetwise | 'Streetwise' - improved form; fast-growing; neat form, strong central leader, well balanced head |
| Brabant | ‘Brabant’ - uniform, dense upright habit developing a dense, broadly-conical crown; aphid resistant |
| Chelsea Sentinel | ‘Chelsea Sentinel’ - weeping columnar habit; delicate leaves, silver underneath produced on long stems; free from aphids; grows to 30' tall x 15' wide |
| Hungary Globe | 'Hungary Globe' - semi-dwarf, globe form; grafted on a standard trunk; grows to 9' - 18' tall |
| Petiolaris | 'Petiolaris' - longer leaf petioles (4–8 cm long) and drooping leaves; usually sterile; may be a hybrid with another Tilia species |
| Albospica | 'Albospica' - compact form; bright white new growth; benefits from light shade |
| Gentsch White | 'Gentsch White' similar to 'Albospica'; rounded compact form; silvery branch tips; grows to 4' tall and wide |
| Aurea Compacta | 'Aurea Compacta' (a.k.a. 'Everitt's Golden') - stiffly upright form; bright gold foliage |
| Golden Splendor | 'Golden Splendor' - upright-growing form; golden foliage; fast growing |
| Cole's Prostrate | 'Cole's Prostrate' - prostrate, creeping, spreading form; appreciates light shade |
| Curly | 'Curly' - congested branches bearing needles which curl around the stems. |
| Horsford Contorted | 'Horsford Contorted' (a.k.a. 'Pig Tails') - branches are coiled and twisted; forms a small tree at maturity |
| Jeddeloh | 'Jeddeloh' - dwarf mounding form; tends to have a depression in its center giving it the name "Bird's Nest Hemlock" |
| Minuta | 'Minuta' - micro-miniature, dwarf bun form; dark green needles; only increase at the rate of .25"-.5" per year |
| Pygmaea | 'Pygmaea' - micro-miniature, dwarf bun form; dark green needles; only increase at the rate of .25"-.5" per year |
| Watnong Star | 'Watnong Star' - rounded compact form; foliage that is frosted with white, especially on new growth |
| Abbott's Pygmy | 'Abbott's Pygmy' - miniature, globe form; green needles; appreciates protection from afternoon sun |
| Ashfield Weeper | 'Ashfield Weeper' - weeping form; long, arching branches of this erect, irregularly-shaped form have pendulous branchlets; dark-green needles are bigger than those of the species |
| Bacon Cristate | ‘Bacon Cristate' - extremely dwarf, cristate, broad upright form; similar to, but smaller and darker than 'Jervis'; ultra-dense, short, dark green, twisted needles with white striations on the reverse; gnarly, irregular habit |
