Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bluecrop | 'Bluecrop' - spreading habit; one of the best fruiting cultivars; plant bears immense quantities of flavorful, light blue, medium-large fruit; vigorous; more cold hardy and drought tolerant than species; 'Blueray' is a good choice for pollination |
| Blueray | 'Blueray' - compact, upright form; large slightly tart fruit; glossy green foliage turns red in fall color; reddish winter stems; Use 'Bluecrop' as a planting combination for pollination |
| Jersey | 'Jersey' - upright habit; old variety, still probably the most common form available; large and sweet when ripe fruits; superior hardiness |
| North Blue | 'North Blue' - dwarf form; self-fruitful variety; large, sweet fruits; grows to 3' tall |
| North Blue | 'North Blue' - dwarf form; self-fruitful variety; large, sweet fruits; grows to 3' tall |
| Patriot | 'Patriot' - upright grower; bears early fruit the size of a quarter |
| Rubel | 'Rubel' - upright habit; very hardy from; bears sweet fruit mid-season; red fall color; strong-grower to 7' tall |
| Sunshine Blue | 'Sunshine Blue' - self-pollinating; pink blooms; sweet, deep blue berries; grows to 4' tall and wide |
| Aurora | ‘Aurora’ - produces fruit in very late season, considered to be a fall bearing plant; grows to 4-6’ tall; fall color yellow-orange to red and purple; reddish stems |
| Compactum | 'Compactum' - compact, slow-growing, rounded form; tolerant of juglone; pink buds open in spring to sweetly fragrant white flowers arranged in snowball-like clusters, to 3" across; fall foliage dull red to wine-red to burgundy; grows 2.5 -4' tall and wide |
| Aurora | ‘Aurora’ - spreading form; dark pink buds open to pastel pink fragrant flowers; red fall color; grows to 6' tall and wide |
| Marlou | 'Marlou' - rounded form; large clusters of sweetly scented white/pale pink flowers; strong growing plant; dark green summer turn shades of purple and bronze before falling in autumn; grow to 6' tall and wide |
| Sugar n' Spice | 'Sugar n' Spice' - dense, rounded form; exceptionally heavy flower production; pink buds open to white flowers; healthy dark green leaves turn an attractive wine-red color in fall |
| Spice Island | 'Spice Island' uniformly compact form; branches better that other Viburnum carlesii 'Compacta' cultivars making for considerably fewer one-sided or poor structured plants; matures at one half to two thirds the size of species; grows to 5' tall x 6' wide |
| Red Feather | 'Red Feather' - new foliage emerges red, as it ages, green veins appear on the red surfaces, finally aging to solid green; consistent, long lasting, maroon fall color |
| Emerald Lustre | 'Emerald Lustre' - possibly a V. bracteatum cultivar; glossy dark green foliage; improved performance in warmer zones from 6 south; abundant purple-black fruit; yellow-bronze fall foliage; best reserved for use in warmer coastal areas |
| Moonglow | 'Moonglow' - larger glossy dark green leaves; fruits appear slightly later than other selections and are a bit larger |
| Morton | 'Morton' (a.k.a. Northern Burgundy) - blooms in late June; prolific blue-black fruit; burgundy fall color plant grows larger than other selections, to 12' tall and wide |
| Autumn Jazz | 'Autumn Jazz' (a.k.a.'Ralph Senior') - upright, vase-like form; fall color that is a mix of yellow, red and purple; grows from 10 - 12' tall x 8 - 10' wide |
| Pathfinder | 'Pathfinder' (a.k.a. 'Patzam') - upright form; glossy dark green and serrated foliage; grows to 6' tall x 4' wide |
| Perle Bleu | 'Perle Bleu' - ample round, blue fruit; grows to 10'-12' tall |
| Blue Blaze | 'Blue Blaze'- compact, thick, dense form; incredibly dark green, lustrous foliage; deep blue-black berries; purplish-red fall foliage; grows to 5-6' tall and wide |
| Cardinal Candy | 'Cardinal Candy' (a.k.a. 'Henneke') - well-branched form; extremely hardy to -25° F; good flower production; profuse bright red fruit; grows to 6' tall |
| Xanthocarpum | 'Xanthocarpum' - an older yellow-fruiting form; fruit is an amber yellow color; fruits are not produced as abundantly as with the new, better fruiting selections |
| Album | 'Album' - white flowered form; otherwise similar to species |
| Candidissimum | 'Candidissimum' - very fragrant white flowered form; flowers earliest of all V. farreri cultivars; grows 8 - 10' tall |
| December Dwarf | 'December Dwarf' - dwarf upright form; grows to 3' tall and slightly less wide |
| Farrer's Pink | 'Farrer's Pink' - large upright form; deep pink buds open to sweet scented pinker flowers than species; very tolerant of pruning; showy rich mahogany bark |
| Aureum | 'Aureum' - golden-yellow young foliage, dulls to green by midsummer; grows to 8' tall |
| Emerald Triumph | 'Emerald Triumph' - a hybrid selection; leathery dark green foliage; fruit remains red for weeks before darkening to black; hardy to zone 4; grows smaller than the species to 8' tall and wide fruit. The drupes retain their orange-red coloring for a month or more in midsummer before they darken in fall. |
