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Tolleson’s Blue Weeping 1978 USA 1973 Monrovia Nurs., Azusa CA USA Juniperus scopulorum ‘Tolleson’s Weeping’ Juniperus scopulorum ’Tolleson’s Blue Weeping’ American Conifer Society Tolleson’s Green Weeping Monrovia 1978 Monrovia Nurs., Azusa CA USA Victory R. E. More 1940 D. Hill Nurs., Dundee IL USA Viridifolia D. Hill ex Rehd. 1923 USA Weirii Plumfield 1941 Plumfield Nurs., Fremont NB USA /Wieri/
1940 Plumfield Nurs., Fremont NB USA White’s Silver King /Silver King/ Wichita Blue Monrovia 1976 Juniperus scopulorum ‘Wichita Blue’ Monrovia Nurs., Azusa CA USA Juniperus scopulorum ’Wichita Blue’ American Conifer Society Winter Blue 1977 CAN Monrovia Nurs., Azusa CA USA Woodward /MacFarland/ Wyoming R. E. More 1960 USA SQUAMATA 1824 AFG - CHN - TWN D. Don Kr Juniperus squamata D. Don 1824 – Himalájai törpeboróka – Lying Himalaya juniper Blue Alps Stanley Nurs. USA J. chinensis /Blue Alps/ Blue Compact Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Compact’ Blue Cream Star Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Boyko Stardust Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA Dream Joy Juniperus squamata ‘Dream Joy’ Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Kenwith Nurs., GBR
Kr Juniperus virginiana Linnaeus 1753 - Virginiai boróka - Virginia juniper Aquarius USA Lake County Nurs. USA Black Green 1984 USA Blue Arrow H. J. van de Laar 1990 Tesselaar Nurs., Niagara on the Lake, ONT CAN Juniperus virginiana ‘Blue Arrow’ Bakker & Sons Nurs. into USA Blue Flame 2002 Larry Hatch in New Ornamentals Journal Found in Raleigh, North Carolina USA Named and propagated 2002
Irregular but dense pyramidal, flame-like shape with maturity, heavy cone-bearing every 2-3 years, up to three times the cone-load of other clones. Rich silver-blue color when coning, otherwise gray-green. The most dense, neat of over 50 heavy-coning selections evaluated. One of the more "fruitful" junipers reported. Hatch text. Juniperus virginiana ’Blue Flame’ American Conifer Society Blue Rapids 1972 USA 1920 in Wisconsin USA Blue Rock Hort. Burkii Slavin 1932 1930 Bobbink & Atkins Nurs. USA Juniperus virginiana ‘Burkii’ Burkii Compacta 1986 USA Aldridge Nurs. USA Camanche 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Cupressifolia Kammerer 1932 USA J. virginiana cupressifolia Kamm. non Kumlien Cupressifolia Kumlien 1946 D. Hill Nurs., Dundee IL USA /Hillspire Compact/
1990 Foxborough Nurs. USA Dundee USA Weiler Inc. USA Emerald Sentinel 1986 USA Juniperus virginiana ‘Emerald Sentinel’ Conard-Pyle Co. USA Filifera Bail. 1923 D. Hill Nurs., Dundee IL USA Fiore Thomsen 1986 1954 Fiore Nurs., IL USA Thomsen’s Nurs., Skalborg DEN
/Frosty Morn/ /Frosty Morning/ Frosty Morning Hort. Gotelli Weeping USA Foxborough Nurs. USA Green Column Michael Hayman, Louisville Kentucky USA Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Greenspire 1980 USA Lincoln Nurs. Inc., Grand Rapids USA Lincoln Nurs. Inc., Grand Rapids USA
1960 Sheridan Nurs., Oakville ONT CAN Harmony WB Juniperus virginiana ‘Harmony W.B.’ Helle J. chinensis /Spartan/ Juniperus virginiana ‘Helle’ Henryi 1984 USA Willis Nurs. USA Hetz D. Wyman 1963 1920 Fairview Evergreen Nurs., Fairview PA USA Hillii Kumlien 1944 1916 D. Hill, Dundee IL USA J. virginiana pyramidiformis hillii D. Hill 1922 J. virginiana pyramidalis hillii D. Hill. Hillspire D. Wyman 1963 1925 D. Hill, Dundee IL USA Juniperus virginiana ‘Hillspire’ /Cupressifolia/ 1946 Juniperus virginiana ’Hillspire’ American Conifer Society Holme’s Yellow 1984 USA Horizontalis Glauca Kumlien 1946 Prof. Sargent in MN USA D. Hill, Dundee IL USA /Blue Coast Juniper/ Idillwild Monrovia 1986 Juniperus virginiana ‘Idyllewild’ (Idillwild) Monrovia Nurs., Azusa CA USA Keteleeri J. chinensis /Keteleeri/ Forest Nurs. USA Lebritonii 1975 Raraflora Nurs., Feasterville USA Lecount 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Lemon Hill Hort. Manhattan Blue Scott ex Wyman 1963 1963 R. Scott, Manhattan, KS USA Martha’s Vineyard 2004 Ken Church in ACS database Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA This plant would appear to have a narrow, vase like growth habit. Somewhat similar in appearance to Juniperus media x Sea Green but perhaps more narrow. ACS text.
Raraflora Nurs., Feasterville PA USA Poyo USA Camellia Forest Nurs. USA Princeton Sentry Princeton Nurs. USA Prostrate Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA /Prostrata/ Pseudocupressus Kammerer 1932 1932 Kammerer, Morton Arb. USA Pyramidalis Hillii Kumlien 1936 USA Richmond 1964 USA Robusta Green 1983 USA J. chinensis Robusta Green ? Sherwoodi Sherwood 1948 1935 Sherwood Nurs. Co., Portland OR USA Silver Spreader Monrovia 1954 Monrovia Nurs., Azusa CA USA J. virginiana dammii 1955 J. virginiana prostrata Silver Spreader 1963 Slender Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Sparkling Skyrocket 1988 USA Mitsch Nurs., Aurora OR USA /Sparkle/
Angelica Nurs. USA /Staver Blue/
A tall narrow columnar hardy form of Eastern Red Cedar with Emerald green foliage. Apparently resistent to phomopsis juniper blight. This plant has reached 25 feet in height in 12 years with a base width of 3 feet. ACS text. Juniperus virginiana ’Taylor’ American Conifer Society Vinespire 1968 CAN Wildwood 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB KETELEERIA Carrier 1856 PINACEAE Keteleeria – Para-jegenyefenyő – Para fir Keteleeria Carriere 1866 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék DAVIDIANA 1891 CHN C-,W-SE /Bertr./ Beissn. Kr SS Keteleeria davidiana (Bertr. ) Beissn. 1891 – Szecsuáni para-jegenyefenyő – Sichuan parafir UCB Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA LARIX Mill. 1754 PINACEAE Larix – Vörösfenyő – Larch Larix Miller 1754 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék - Pines DECIDUA 1754 EUR KAR ALP Mill. Kr Cz Larix decidua Mill. 1754 - Európai vörösfenyő - European larch Bingham Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ /Bingman/ Bingman 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1993 R. Dykstra & Ch. Harper as a WB Found by Randy Dykstra and Chub Harper as a witches' broom on a tree growing at the Al Bingman residence in Edgington, IL. about 1993. Not widely distributed yet. Small mounding fine textured growth. Not a vigorous grower. ACS text.
R. Dykstra USA Darling Susie Larix decidua ‘Darling Susie’ Flore Alba 1964 USA Rochester Parks NY USA Girard’s Dwarf Arrowhead Nurs. MA USA Gossard Dwarf 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1986 R. Dykstra IL USA as a WB seedling Bickelhaupt Arboretum, Clinton IA USA This was an outstanding broom because of it's ability to produce hundreds of dwarf to miniature seedlings. It was a sad day in 1992 when we discovered this broom has been destroyed. It always produced a great crop of new seeds. R. Dykstra is the person that discovered this broom and raised so many outstanding seedlings from this broom. Harper text. Randy Dykstra of Fulton, IL raised hundreds of seedlings from this broom. Many have been dispersed thoughout the conifer world. Nearly all of the them after the first selection have turned out to be very compact and exellent plants. This winter photo of this plant taken on 2/3/2003 was 18 years of age. Herbst text. Larix decidua ’Gossard Dwarf’ American Conifer Society Himmel Broom 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1989 R. Dykstra IL USA as a WB Bickelhaupt Arboretum, Clinton IA USA Original broom found by Randy Dykstra of Fulton, IL on a tree at the Himmel residence in 1989 near Cedar Rapids, IA. The original broom was globose to round in form but the graft is distinctively pyramidal.There are specimens of this broom in the Heartland Collection and the Harper Collection. Upright pyramidal form. Harper text. Larix decidua ’Himmel Broom’ American Conifer Society Hubbard No. 1 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB seedling Hubbard No. 2 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB seedling Lanark 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1986 Randy Dykstra IL USA Larix decidua ‘Lanark #2’ Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Found as a witches' broom by Randy Dykstra, Fulton, IL. This broom was a very prolific seed setter and many dwarf selections were raised as seedlings from the broom and have been widely distributed to other collectors. Grows in a broad oval upright form with Light green foliage. ACS text.
1986 Randy Dykstra IL USA Larix decidua ‘Lanark #2’ Found as a witches' broom by Randy Dykstra, Fulton, IL. This broom was a very prolific seed setter and many dwarf selections were raised as seedlings from the broom and have been widely distributed to other collectors. Grows to a globose form with light green foliage. ACS text. Lanark Prostrate 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1986 Randy Dykstra IL USA Larix decidua ‘Lanark #2’ Found as a witches' broom by Randy Dykstra, Fulton, IL. This broom was a very prolific seed setter and many dwarf selections were raised as seedlings from the broom and have been widely distributed to other collectors. Grows to a prostrate form with light green foliage. ACS text. Linwood No. 1 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1986 Randy Dykstra IL USA Found as a witches' broom by Randy Dykstra, Fulton, IL. This broom was a very prolific seed setter and many dwarf selections were raised as seedlings from the broom and have been widely distributed to other collectors. ACS text.
1962 Carpenter USA Pretty Carole 2006 Chub Harper in ACS database 1986 Randy Dykstra IL USA as ’Lanark’ WB seedling 2006 Arrowhead Alpines, Fowlerville, MI USA listed this plant as 'WB' before the name was changed to 'Pretty Carole'. 1993 - Chub Harper, Moline, IL gave a witches' broom seedling from Larix decidua 'Lanark' to Dennis Groh of Dearborn Heights, MI. After growing this in his garden Mr. Groh recognized this plant as a superior very dwarf selection of this species. Over time it has been grafted and these plants have been distributed to other collectors and nurseries so you can find this plant listed in many conifer catalogs. The plant was originally referred to as 'Dennis Groh' and can be found listed under that name. In 2006 it was renamed to 'Pretty Carole' in honor of Dennis Groh's wife. The plant itself echos it's namesake. It makes an excellent small garden plant and one that stays in scale with the surroundings. Low mounding dwarf form with delicate light green foilage. ACS text. Larix decidua ’Pretty Carole’ American Conifer Society Pyramidalis Slavin 1932 1908 Ellwanger & Barry USA Route 7 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Saybrook Sleeper 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a seedling Al Forinash, Saybrook Station, OH USA of seed Varied Directions S. Waxman 1985 Dr. S. Waxman, University of Connecticut USA Larix decidua ‘Varied Directions’ Dr. Sidney Waxman - Originator, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT in 1985. First described in the Int. Plant Prop. Bulletin. This cultivar has been listed under names as Larix x eurolepis and Larix kaempferi and is currently listed in some references under these incorrect names. Large growing in a very irregular and erratic manner. No two plants are alike in form. Adds a real focal point in the landscape where the space is available. Robust twigs propel the branches up and out from this vigorous, spreading, deciduous plant. Branches eventually arch down and cover the ground. Fresh green in spring, golden in autumn. ACS text by Harper. Larix decidua ’Varied Directions’ American Conifer Society Verkade’s Witchbroom 1986 USA GMELINI 1854 NE-ASI MAN - KAM /Rupr./Kuzeneva Kr Cz Larix gmelini (Rupr.) Kuzeneva 1854 – Dahúriai vörösfenyő – Davurican larch Romberg Park 2005 Dax Herbst in ACS database Larix gmelini ‘Romberg Park’ Larry Stanley in ACS Bulletin ACS Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA A very bright dwarf with green leaves on stems that only grow avout 1 inch a year. Sometimes puts out bigger growth with over watering and more fertilizer. Fall color yellow. Stanley text in ACS. Larix gmelini ’Romberg Park’ American Conifer Society Tharandt Dwarf Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA KAEMPFERI 1856 JPN HO /Lambert./Carr. Kr Larix kaempferi (Lambert) Carr. 1856 – Japán vörösfenyő – Japanese larch Himmel Broom 1989 R. Dykstra near Cedar Rapids IA USA 2001 Chub Harper Heartland and Harper Collections USA
/Duroy/ Koch Kr Larix laricina (Duroy) Koch 1773 – Kanadai vörösfenyő – Tamarack American Pine Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Arethusa Bog 1970 USA 1970 H. Elkins, MI USA 1983 Horstmann Nurs. GER
Dr. S. Waxman, University of Connecticut USA Larix laricina ‘Blue Sparkler’ Arrowhead Nurs. MA USA Upright growth. Needles are bright light blue that turn to gray blue, shoots radiate at a 45 degree angle. As with other larches when droplets of water are held in the leaf axils they sparkle in the sunlight. Hence the name 'Blue Sparkler'. ACS text.
Greg Williams found as a WB near Craftbury, VT USA Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Low spreading form with short branches and twigs with light green needles. ACS text.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Deborah Waxman S. Waxman 1988 1988 S. Waxman, University of Connecticut USA Larix laricina ‘Deborah Waxman’ Larix laricina ´Deborah Waxmann´ Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Edelweiss WB Joe Braeu in Edelweiss Landscaping, Diluth, MN USA Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Girard Dwarf 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1991 Girard Nurs., Geneva OH USA 1991 Girard Nurs., Geneva OH USA 1991 Rich’s Foxvillow Pines IL USA An irregular growing broom, some branches have shorter internodes and smaller needles than others, it grows in complete disorder. Soft pale green needles with bright red cones. Deciduous. Very hardy selection. ACS text. /Girard's Witch's Broom/ /Girard's Nana/ Larix laricina ’Girard’s Dwarf’ American Conifer Society Girard’s Nana /Girard Dwarf/ Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA Hartwig Pine 1975 USA 1975 H. Elkins MI USA Horstmann Nurs. GER
/KBN WB/
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Nana Larix laricina ‘Nana’ Nana #7 S. Waxman 1988 Part of the /Newport Beauty/ collection Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Part of the /Newport Beauty/ collection Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Part of the /Newport Beauty/ collection Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Part of the /Newport Beauty/ collection Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
S. Waxman, University of Connecticut USA Larix laricina ‘Newport Beauty’ Low mounding globe with short bluish green needles. Has a problem in the ACS Central Region of SLDS (Sudden Larch Death Syndrome) Has a tendency to die back suddenly without reason during hot summer weather. The older the plant the more prone it is to this problem. Unusual, soft blue-green needles on a dwarf, congested, globe-form plant. A deciduous conifer, the exposed twigs add a structural element to the winter garden. A seedling from an American larch, "Witch's Broom." ACS text. Oxen Pond The Int. Conifer Register 1989 1989 Memorial Univ. Bot. Gard., St. John CAN Russian Bee Queen Broom Arrowhead Nurs. MA USA Steuben Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA Larix laricina ‘Steuben’ Stubby Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA Susan M. Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA OCCIDENTALIS 1849 N-AME BC - MO Nutt. Kr
Larix occidentalis Nuttall 1849 - Nyugat-amerikai óriás vörösfenyő – Westamerican giant larch 4 Shot Jerry Morris Rocky Mountain Collection Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Bollinger Jerry Morris Rocky Mountain Collection Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Repens USA Iseli Nurs., OR USA METASEQUOIA Hu & Cheng 1948 TAXODIACEAE Metasequoia – Kínai mamutfenyő – Chinese / Dawn redwood Metasequoia Hu & Cheng 1948 - Taxodiaceae – Óriásfenyőfélék - Giant Cypresses GLYPTOSTROBOIDES 1948 CHN E-SE W-HU Miki ex Hu & Cheng Kr Metasequoia glyptostroboides Miki ex Hu & Cheng 1948 Kínai mamutfenyő v. ősfenyő - Dawn redwood Emerald Feathers 1972 USA George’s Broom 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1994 G. Agin & J. Wolf MI USA as a WB This witches' broom was found in a tree at the University of Michigan golf course in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. While the broom exists it has yet to be successfully grown. Grafted plants do not have longevity. The foliage is very fine and dark green for this species. The plant is named after George Agin of Saline, MI USA. ACS text.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Goldrush' Metasequoia glyptostroboides ’Goldrush’ (‘Ogon’) Edwin Smits Nursery, Volkel HOL Download 2.3 Mb. Share with your friends:
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