Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Slender Silhouette | Very narrow and tall |
| Prairie Star | Zone 4, 10-12'tall, Self fertile, seedless |
| Jefferson | Vase shape with arching limbs, yellow fall color. Original tree grows on the National Mall in Washington D.C. |
| Prairie Expedition | Extremely cold hardy, this cultivar descends from a lone survivor of Dutch Elm disease found in North Dakota. Has a broader, more rounded and spreading vase shape |
| Princeton | Very upright, vase form |
| Allee | Tall, upright vase shape with arching branches. Reminiscent of the American Elm's shape. Disease tolerance: Dutch elm and phloem necrosis |
| Emerald Flair | Upright vase, red to orange-red fall color. Disease tolerance: Dutch Elm and phloem necrosis |
| Accolade | Ulmus japonica x wilsoniana 'Morton' Resistant to Elm leaf beetle, Dutch Elm disease and phloem necrosis |
| Greenstone | a selection from the species Ulmus davidiana, native to China Resistant to Dutch Elm disease and phloem necrosis |
| Emerald Sunshine | Selection from Ulmus propinqua, native to China. Fast growing, tolerant of heat and drought. Resistant to Japanese and elm leaf beetle, Dutch Elm disease and phloem necrosis. |
| New Horizon | Ulmus japonica x pumila Cold tolerant, developed at the University of Wisconsin |
| Prospector | Ulmus wilsoniana Resistant to Elm leaf beetle. |
| Colonial Spirit | Tolerant of Dutch Elm disease. Reportedly has classic American elm form. |
| Greenfeather Carolyn Malone | This is Taxodium ascendens; Pond Cypress. Tolerates extremes including heat and drought and standing water conditions. Has feathery, bright green foliage and narrow, upright form. |
| Snow Charm | Height 20' and spread 20.' Similar to Snowcone, but has larger leaves and a broader, more traditional form. |
| Spring Showers | Height 20' and spread 15.' Bud break on this tree is 2-3 weeks later than is typical for this species. Upright, oval form |
| Evening Light | Height 15' spread 10.' Dark purple foliage, upright shape. |
| Fragrant Fountain | Height 8' and spread 6.' Weeping shape; fragrant blooms |
| Marley's Pink | Height 8' and spread 8.' Weeping shape; flowers are pink |
| Salix 'Prairie Cascade' | Selected in Manitoba for cold hardiness. Weeping habit and golden stems. More upright form in warm climates. |
| Ginger Wine | 5-6' tall and wide. Red and burgundy foliage. Showy red seeds heads. |
| Double Play Doozie | 2-3' high and wide. Bright red spring foliage turns to green. Does not produce seeds, blooms throughout season. |
| Double Play Red | Dark pink to red flowers |
| Spilled Wine | 2-3' tall and 3' wide. Dark purple foliage and hot pink flowers. A lower and wider growth habit than other weigelas. |
| Purple Pillar | Narrow growth habit. 10-16' high and only 2-3' wide. |
| Gem Box | Dark green leaves and rounded habit. 2-3' wide and tall. |
| Kodiak Orange | New spring foliage is orange. Orange fall color too. Very shade tolerant. |
| Fire Light | White flowers transition to pink then red in late summer. |
| Invincibelle Ruby | Two tone flowers of ruby red and pink. Color is best in full sun. |
| Dwarf 'Annabelle' types | 'Invincibelle Wee White'- white mophead, but smaller than 'Annabelle,' 2-3 feet tall. 'Invincibelle Limetta'- white to greenish flowers; 3 feet tall. 'Invincibelle Mini Mauvette'- red-pink flowers, 2-3 feet tall. |











