Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Betty Rose | 'Betty Rose' - miniature, irregular globe shaped mounding form; extremely slow-growing ; white-tipped foliage that takes on a blush of light pink in spring |
| Dawsoniana | 'Dawsoniana' - broad upright form; tufts of short, bright-green needles give the arching shoots dense look; multi-stemmed; grows slowly; full, bushy form |
| Forest Fountain | 'Forest Fountain' (a.k.a. 'Dwarf Upright') - pyramidal, broad, upright, sculptural tree form; deep-green foliage; branches arch upward |
| Gentsch White | 'Gentsch White' - globe-shaped, intermediate form; variegated with creamy-white branch tips; annual shearing will maintain a compact habit and encourage new, white growth |
| Hornbeck | ‘Hornbeck' - miniature, tight, irregularly mounding, globe-shaped form; tiny, flat needles; bigger than 'Abbott's Pygmy' and smaller than 'Jervis'; grows slowly |
| Horsford | 'Horsford' - miniature, globe shaped form; dense, irregular growth habit |
| Arnold Pyramid | 'Arnold Pyramid' - dense columnar form; grows to 40' tall |
| Compacta | 'Compacta' - mounding form; grows wider than tall |
| Greenbrier | 'Greenbrier' - weeping form; forms a small tree wider than tall with pendulous branches |
| La Bar's Weeping | 'La Bar's Weeping' (a.k.a. 'LaBar Weeping') - creeping form, must be staked upright |
| Independence | ‘Independence’ - a hybrid created from a cross of Ulmus americana ‘Moline’ and Ulmus americana W 185-21; it is one of six clones that comprise the much-heralded ‘American Liberty’ multi-clone variety; develops an upright, vase-shaped crown typical of the species; has demonstrated tolerance to DED, but may be quite susceptible to elm yellows (a relatively rare disease in the Midwest) |
| Scarlet Sentinel | Oval upright form half as wide as tall with ascending branches. Height 50', width 25'. Red or yellow fall color. Zone 4. |
| Beethoven | Narrow, columnar tree, ht 20-25', width 10'. Central leader. Red samaras. Fall color red and yellow Zone 4. |
| Mozart | Oval tree, 15-20' tall and 15' wide with central leader. Red samaras. Red and yellow fall color. Zone 4. |
| Green Mountain | Oval to round form, 50'-60' feet tall. Vigorous growth with leathery dark green leaves and mixture of red and yellow fall color. Zone 4. |
| Central Park Splendor | 'Central Park Splendor' (a.k.a 'A. Ross Central Park', 'Aross/Central Park') - broadly-spreading form; selected from a tree growing in New York's Central Park for 100 years; thick, leathery deep green leaves turn yellow in fall; bark and fall color less showy than other cultivars; grows to 60' tall x 40' wide |
| Burgundy | 'Burgundy' - new selection that has not been cultivation long enough to develop data on habit; heavy, dark green leaves turn reddish in fall; grows quickly; shows good peeling bark character |
| Drake | 'Drake' (a.k.a. 'Brea') - not hardy north of USDA zone 7; semi-evergreen character |
| Emerald Isle | 'Emerald Isle' (a.k.a. 'Athena', 'Emer I') - rounded form; drought tolerance; superior dark green foliage; inferior fall color; superior bark with orange lenticels; grows to 40' tall x 60' wide; good resistance to Dutch Elm disease, elm leaf beetle and elm yellows |
| Emerald Vase | 'Emerald Vase' (a.k.a. 'Emer II', Allee) - upright-spreading vase shaped form; grows to 70' tall x 60' wide; fluted trunk; superior bark; high quality foliage turns yellow in autumn; drought tolerant; good resistance to Dutch Elm disease, elm leaf beetle and elm yellows |
| Golden Ray | 'Golden Ray' (a.k.a. 'Golden Rey', 'Aurea') - upright-rounded form; light yellow young leaves that appear to deepen with age; superior bark; grows to 60' tall x 40' wide |
| Caitlin | 'Caitlin' (a.k.a. 'Kaitlin') - miniature tree form; not as hardy as other cultivars; exfoliating bark; grows to 15' tall; other dwarf forms exist including 'Hokkaido', 'Stone's Dwarf', and 'Frosty' (variegated foliage) |
| Prairie Shade | 'Prairie Shade' - upright-spreading form; although the plant is so new that no mature trees exist; good quality, heavy, dark green foliage; does not develop the peeling bark; susceptible to fungal disease; inferior to other forms |
| Cumberland | 'Cumberland' - high quality, large fruit with sweet flavor |
| Fundy | 'Fundy' - high quality, large fruit with a sweet flavor |
| North Country | 'North Country' - sweet, mild fruit; red fall color; grows to 2' tall |
| Pretty Yellow | 'Pretty Yellow' - grows to under 12" tall; yellowish fall color |
| Spring | 'Spring' - grows under 12" tall; yellowish fall color |
| Verde | 'Verde' - grows under 12" tall; yellowish fall color |
| Tophat | 'Tophat' - bears fruit without a pollinator; grows to a height under 2' |
