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Forsythia
Forsythia
Family:
Oleaceae (For-syth-ia: after William Forsyth, 1737-1800, English horticulturist) |
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CITRUS SWIZZLE™
(F. viridissima ‘McKCitrine’ pp#16,464) A showy golden variegated sport of F. ‘Bronxensis’. Soft yellow flowers in early spring and burgundy-red fall foliage color. Discovered by Dan Moore of McKay’s Nursery in Waterloo, WI. The propagation of, and or the sale of plant parts is prohibited without a license. Patent/trademark tag required. Zone 5, 18-24 inches, gr 1 |
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'Fiesta' Festive
yellow and green variegated leaves and red stems create a big splash. Oh yes, it
flowers too. Introduced by Duncan & Davies of New Zealand. Zone
5, 6-8 feet, gr 1, Cut Branch, Full Sun |
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GOLDEN PEEP™
(F.
x int.
'Courdijau'
PPAF) New
from France, Golden Peep is a ball of gold in the spring, |
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‘Golden Times’ The most attractive of all
the variegated forsythias. Large, brightly variegated gold and green leaves make
this forsythia attractive all season long. As with some variegated plants you
will need to remove any rogue reversions. Zone 5, 6-8 feet |
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GOLDILOCKS™ (F.
x int. 'Courtacour', PPAF) Unlike
anything ever seen in Forsythia. The bright yellow flowers line the stems
giving the plant the appearance of Liatris spikes but only in bright yellow!
Good growth, but not excessive. From France. Zone
5, 24-36 inches, gr 1, Full Sun |
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GOLD
TIDEâ
(F.
x 'Courtasol' PP# 9104) It's
revolutionizing the Forsythia market. A dwarf low spreading Forsythia
derived from a mutation of 'Spring Glory'. Attractive feathery, fresh light
green foliage delivers wonderful texture. Nice in bloom and all summer long. Use
as a groundcover or for massing. New from France! FIRST CHOICE AWARD '97.
AWARDS: forthcoming! Zone
5, 24-30 inches by 4 feet, gr 1, Full Sun |
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'Kumson' (F.
viridissima koreana) A unique new variegated forsythia that we discovered in
Korea. Zone
5, 4-6 feet, gr 1, Partial Shade Shade |
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'Lynwood' An
old time favorite with an upright spreading habit and big yellow flowers up the
entire length of stem. Often incorrectly called Lynwood Gold. AWARDS: AGM |
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'New Hampshire Gold' Our
favorite full sized Forsythia! A finely branched, compact ball of gold. Flower
hardy to -35oF. Attractive red-purple fall color. Superior in flower
and in habit! Hybridized by the late Paul Joly of Windsor Road Nursery, NH. Zone
3, 5-6 feet, gr 1, Full Sun |
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'Suwan Gold'
(F. viridissima koreana) A new Korean
selection with vivid yellow leaves. Clear yellow flowers adorn this arching
plant in early spring. Excellent in partial shade.
Zone 5, 3-4 feet, gr 1, Good for Cutting, Partial
Shade Shade
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WEEK END™ (F.
x 'Courtalyn') PPAF) A
SUPER HERO MUTANT! 'Lynwood' radiated and mutated with gamma rays. It has the
same abundant large flowers but without the wild branches. Weekend is also more
compact with a size two thirds the height of Lynwood. The flowers are
distributed over the entire plant and open several weeks later than normal. Oh,
the wonder of gamma rays. New from France. Zone
3, 5-6 feet, gr 1,
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for Cutting, Full Sun |
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(Mutant No. 1)(F.
x int. ‘Mindor’, ppaf) Show your colors with this new Forsythia with abundant, |
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Fothergilla
Bottlebrush
Family:
Hamamelidaceae
(Fother-gil-a: after John Fothergill, English physician who introduced many plants into cultivation) |
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F. gardenii A
small refined shrub with fragrant, white bottlebrush-like flowers appearing
prior to the leaves. Exceptionally brilliant orange, red and yellow fall color.
AWARDS: PSC Zone 5, 2-4 feet, Fragrant, gr 2, Full Sun Partial Shade, moist soils essential. |
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F.
major A
classic beauty noted for its fragrant, white bottlebrush-like flowers and
brilliant orange, red and yellow fall color. This
plant deserves greater use, because it delivers everything you expect from F.
gardenii but on a larger scale
Available June Zone 5, 4-5 feet, Fragrant, gr 2, Full Sun Partial Shade |
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A
new, strong growing selection with silvery-blue foliage. Fragrant, white bottlebrush-like flowers and
brilliant orange, red and yellow fall color.
This plant is far superior to 'Blue Mist' Zone 5, 4-5 feet, Fragrant, gr 2, Full Sun Partial Shade
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F.
x intermedia 'Mount Airy' A
vigorous plant with abundant white flowers, and dark green foliage. Consistent
yellow-orange-red fall color. Selected by Mike Dirr at the Mt. Airy Arboretum.
AWARDS: GRA Zone
5, 4-5 feet, Fragrant, gr 2, Full Sun Partial Shade
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F.
monticola Similar to Fothergilla major but with silver on the undersides of the leaves. Most people consider this a subspecies of F. major. Fragrant bottlebrush flowers and fantastic orange - red autumn colors. Zone
5, 4-5 feet, Fragrant, gr 2, Full Sun Partial Shade |
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Genista
Dyers-Greenwood
Family:
Fabaceae
(Gen-ist-a: ancient Latin name, tinc-toria: of dyes) |
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‘Flore-Plena’ (G. tinctoria)
Loaded with double yellow flowers from mid-summer to early fall this plant is a sight to behold. Great for perennial gardens, rock gardens and the front of the border. Very adaptable to drought conditions. Awards: AGM. Zone 4, 12-18 inches, gr 1.5 |
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'Royal Gold' (G.
tinctoria) Rich yellow, pea-like
flowers embellish this small, free flowering shrub with bright green stems.
Adaptable to poor dry soils and thrives in heat. Zone 3, 2-3 feet, gr 1.5, Full Sun |
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