Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Alba | 'Alba' - white fruits; grows to 6' |
| Atropurpurea Nana | 'Atropurpurea Nana' - (a.k.a. 'Nana', 'Nana Purpurea') - dwarf from; leaves turn red in in fall and stay red into winter; grows to 2' tall and wide |
| Blush Pink | 'Blush Pink' (a.k.a. 'Aka') - non-flowering sport of N. domestica 'Firepower', compact form, new growth emerges pink in spring and retains color throughout the growing season, matures to deep green after a full year; foliage turns red in winter; grows to only 2.5' tall and to 3' wide |
| Compacta | 'Compacta' - semi compact form; brilliant red foliage and berries in fall and winter; moderate grower to 4 - 5' tall x 3' wide |
| Emerald Sea | 'Emerald Sea' - strong upright habit; emerald green foliage can take on an occasional purplish cast; foliage grows full to the base; evergreen to semi-evergreen; moderate grower to 4 - 5' tall x 3' wide |
| Firepower | 'Firepower' (a.k.a. 'Fire Power') - dwarf form; does not produce flowers or fruit; leaves emerge lime green in spring, mature to medium green, and acquire some red tints in mid to late summer before turning firey red in fall, where evergreen, the leaves usually retain excellent red color throughout winter; possibly as a sport of N. domestica 'Atropurpurea Nana'; grows to only 2' tall and as wide |
| Flirt | 'Flirt' (a.k.a. `Murasaki`) -dwarf tight, dense mounding form; long-lasting wine red young foliage, deep blue green mature foliage; spreads slowly through underground rhizomes with age; spikes of white flowers are seen in the spring, no berries have been observed to date; grows 1 - 2' tall x 14 - 20″ wide |
| Gulf Stream | 'Gulf Stream' - bushy, compact form; new growth is bronze with orange tints, older leaves range from blue-green to gold and red, red- and orange-toned winter color; grows 4' tall x 5' wide |
| Harbour Dwarf | 'Harbour Dwarf' - dwarf,dense, mounding form; smaller, narrower, more densely spaced leaflets; branches to the ground; leaves emerge with coppery tints and mature to green in summer; leaves turn reddish-orange to reddish-purple in fall and last into winter where evergreen; Red fruits (often less abundant than on species plants) are attractive from fall into winter; grows to only 2' tall, but spreads over time by rhizomes to 3' wide or more |
| Harbor Belle | 'Harbor Belle' (a.k.a. 'Jaytee') - low-growing form; reddish emerging foliage matures to bluish green, reddish fall and winter foliage; grows to 2' tall and wide in 5 years |
| American Spirit | 'American Spirit' - rounded form; red buds open to rose-red flowers; produces clusters of persistent red fruits; superior disease resistance; typically matures to 15-18’ tall and wide |
| Madonna | 'Madonna' - upright habit; pink buds open to double white flowers; produces golden-red fruits; green foliage emerges bronze; superior disease resistance; grows to 20' tall x 10' wide |
| Silver Drift | 'Silver Drift' - rounded habit; red buds open to white flowers; small persistent red fruits; disease resistant; grows to 20' tall |
| Prince William | 'Prince William' - possibly an A. laevis x A. canadensis hybrid ; multi-stemmed, shrubby form; not exceeding 10'; spring foliage emerges red; good fruit set; multi-colored fall leaves |
| Rainbow Pillar | 'Rainbow Pillar' (a.k.a. 'Glenform') - possibly a A. canadensis cultivar; shrubby form; upright, narrow habit; to 20' tall |
| Spring Glory | 'Spring Glory' (a.k.a. 'Sprizam') - possibly an A. canadensis cultivar; compact, upright habit; to 12' tall and 8'-10' wide; orange/yellow fall color |
| Tradition | 'Tradition' (a.k.a.'Trazam') - possibly an A. canadensis cultivar; maintains a central leader; to 25'-30' tall; good early bloom |
| Galilean | 'Galilean' (a.k.a. 'Galzam') - horizontal branching habit; dark green leaves twice as large as speceis, abundant white flowers larger than species; abundant fruiting; grows to 20' tall x 15' wide |
| Prophet | 'Prophet' (a.k.a. Propzam) - upright vase-like form; blooms from June through September; quilt-like foliage turns a deep red in the fall; grows to 20-25’ tall x 15-20’ wide |
| Nyssa Sylvatica 'JFS-Red' trademark Firestarter | Narrower than the species with excellent strong central leader. Height estimated at 35' x 18' wide. Earlier to turn red than the species. Up sweeping branches giving a neat appearance. Seedless. |
| Grace | Hybrid with C.coggygria, but much more tree like than the European smokebush. Marroon to purple foliage. Can be specified as multi-stemmed or single stemmed. |
| Malus floribunda | Species with good disease resistance and wider than tall form |
| 'Discovery' | Selection of Ulmus davidiana var, japonica. Resistant to Elm Yellows and Elm Leaf Beetle |
| Commendation ( 'Morton Stalwart') | Hybrid between (U. japonica x U wilsoniana) x (U.pumila x U carpinifolia) Reportedly resistant to Elm Yellows. Unknown resistance to Elm Leaf Beetle |
| Little Rascal | A.K.A. Mondo. Extra dwarf, slow growing mutation of Blue Holly. Maximum height 24" |
| Scallywag | A.K.A. MonNieves. An upright sport of Little Rascal. Still dwarf but more upright growing male. |
| Sunjoy Mini Maroon | First sterile form of Berberis thungbergii, Similar to dwarf forms of purple leaved plants |
| Little Spires | Smaller more compact form of the species |
| Palida | Pleasantly fragrant abundant light yellow blooms; broad-spreading habit; blooms appear early in the season, often by February |
| Briggs Moonlight | Reverse bicolor to Carol Mackie with pale yellow leaves and green margins |
