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Errata for 

A Catalog of Cultivated 
Woody Plants of the 
Southeastern United States 


Page 27, in Arecastrum: = Syagrus 
romanzoffianum should read = Syagrus 
romanzoffiana. 


Page 32, in Buddleja: farreri Balf.f. & W.W.Sm. 
should read farreri Balf.f. & W.W.Sm. = 


crispa Benth. var. farreri (Balf.f. & W.W.Sm.) 


Hand.-Mazz. 


Page 54, in Comus: ‘Gold Star’ [C. kousa Hance] 
should read ‘Gold Star’ (Buerger ex Miq.) 
Hance. 


Page 69, under Euodia daniellii (Benn.) Hemsl.: 
include the note E. daniellii still appears 
widely in horticultural works, but T.G. 
Hartley’s revision of the genus Tetradium 
moves it to Tetradium daniellii (Benn.) 
Hartley. 


Page 128, in Magnolia: include the entry foetida 
Sarg. = M. grandiflora (L.) after ‘Elizabeth’ 
[M. acuminata < M. denudata]. 


Page 134, in Malus ‘Aldenhamensis’: 
‘Niedzwetzkeyana’ should read 
‘Niedzwetzkyana’. 


Page 135, in Malus: include the entry 
niedzwetzkyana Dieck = M. domestica 
‘Niedzwetzkyana’ after ‘Naragansett’ [M. / 
hybrid #28/ x M. ‘Wintergold’. 


Page 136, under Malus X purpurea: 
‘Niedzwetzkeyana’ should read 
‘Niedzwetzkyana’. 


Page 156, in Prunus: ‘Albo-plena’ [P. glandulosa 
Thunb.] should read ‘Albo-plena’ [P. 
glandulosa Thunb. ex J.A. Murr.]. 


Page 160, in Prunus ‘Yae murasaki zakura’: 
(Yato zakura group) should read (Sato 
zakura group). 


Page 160, in Pseudotsuga: include the entry 
taxifolia (Lamb.) Britton = P. menziesii 
(Mirb.) Franco after ‘Oudemansii’ [P. 


menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca (Beissn.) 


Franco]. 


Page 180, in Rosa: banksiae Ait. should read 
banksiae Ait.f. 


Page 188, under Salix xlaestadiana Hartm.: S. 
cineria should read S. cinerea. 


Page 188, under Salix x pontederana Willd.: S. 
cineria should read S. cinerea. 


Page 196, in Syagrus: romanzoffianum should 
read romanzoffiana. 


Page 199, in Syringa: ‘Charles Giant’ should 
read ‘Clarke’s Giant’. 


Page 199, under Syringa Xchinensis Willd.: [S. 
X persica X S. vulgaris] should read [S. 
persica X S. vulgaris]. 


Page 203, in Thuja: ‘Cuprea’ [T. plicata D.Don] 
should read ‘Cuprea’ [T. plicata J.Donn ex 
D.Don]. 


Page 203, in Thuja: plicata J.Donn ex G.Don 
should read plicata J.Donn ex D.Don. 


Page 203, in Thuja: ‘Rogersii’ [T. plicata D.Don] 
should read ‘Rogersii’ [T. plicata J.Donn ex 
D.Don]. 


Page 203, in Thuja: ‘Zebrina’ {T. plicata D.Don] 
should read ‘Zebrina’ [T. plicata J.Donn ex 
D.Don]. 


Page 212, in Viburnum Mt. Fuji’: [V. plicatum 
Fort. f. tomentosum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Rehd.] should read [V. plicatum Thunb. f. 
tomentosum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd.]. 


Page 213, in Viburnum ‘Shoshoni’: [V. plicatum 
Fort. f. tomentosum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Rehd.] should read [V. plicatum Thunb. f. 
tomentosum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murrt.) Rehd.]. 


Page 255, under Buddleja: farreri Balf.f. & 
W.W.Sm. should read farreri Balf.f. & 
W.W.Sm. = crispa Benth. var. farreri (Balf.f. 
& W.W. Sm.) Hand.-Mazz. 


Page 273, under Hibiscus: syriacus ‘Tamausagi’ 
should read syriacus ‘Tama usagi’. 


Page 275, under Ilex: aquifolium ‘Scotia’ should 
read aquifolium ‘Scotica’. 


Page 301, in Rosa: include the entry Xodorata 
(Andr.) Sweet ‘Old Blush’ after odorata 
(Andre.) Sweet ‘Fun Jwan Lo’. 


Page 301, in Rosa: include a X before the three 
odorata entries. 


Page 302, in Rosa: include the entry ‘The Fairy’ 
after ‘Sombreuil’. 


Page 305, in xSorbopyrus: ‘Bulbiformis’ should 
be indented under auricularis. 


Page 306, under Syagrus: romanzoffianum 
should read romanzoffiana. 


Page 307, under Syringa: ‘Charles Giant’ should 
read ‘Clarke’s Giant’. 


Page 321, under Palm, Queen: Syargus 
romanzoffianum should read Syargus 
romanzoffiana. 


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Abstract 


Meyer, Frederick G., Peter M. Mazzeo, and 
Donald H. Voss. 1993. A Catalog of Cultivated 
Woody Plants of the Southeastern United States. 
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural 
Research Service, U.S. National Arboretum 
Contribution No. 7, 338 pp. 


This work catalogs cultivated landscape trees, 
shrubs, and woody climbers in a 13-state area of 
the southeastern United States, together with the 
District of Columbia. Included are approximately 
5,000 entries—covering species, subspecies, 
varieties, forms, and cultivars—based on more 
than 14,000 documented voucher specimens. 
The burgeoning nursery business, along with the 
continued introduction of new cultivated plants, 
has added to the need for accurate application of 
botanical nomenclature. Many plants are 
misidentified in the nursery trade and among 
researchers, students, and home gardeners. The 
catalog serves as a reference guide for these 
groups, as well as for horticulturists, botanists, 
extension agents, educators, germplasm conser- 
vators, and those who work in botanic gardens 
and arboreta. 


Keywords: climbing plants, cultivars, gardens, 
horticulture, landscaping, names (botanical), 
nurseries, plant geography, plant names, plant 
nomenclature, plant taxonomy, shrubs, trees, 
woody vines. 


While supplies last, single copies of this publica- 
tion may be obtained at no cost from the Curator 
of the Herbarium, U.S. National Arboretum, 3501 
New York Avenue, N.E., Washington, DC 20002-— 
1958. 


Copies of the publication may be purchased from 
the National Technical Information Service, 5285 
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161. 


February 1994 


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Cover: IDESIA polycarpa Maxim. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


Contents 


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Appendix B: Plant collection sites, cited by 
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Appendix C: Glenn Dale azalea cultivars 
documented in the U.S. National 
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Appendix D: Plants listed by botanical names 


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Foreword 


The herbarium of the U. S. National Arboretum is 
one of the few major herbaria to emphasize 
cultivated plants together with their wild progeni- 
tors. Its specimens support scientific research 
on these plants not only within the Department 
of Agriculture but also worldwide through a loan 
program. The ongoing work of the herbarium 
staff in addressing problems in plant taxonomy 
and nomenclature assists researchers, 
germplasm conservators, and others in plant 
identification and contributes to the efforts of 
nurseries to identify correctly the plant material 
they propagate and sell. 


A Catalog of Cultivated Woody Plants of the 
Southeastern United States represents the culmi- 
nation of more than 20 years of field work begun 
in 1967 that covers 13 southeastern states and 
the District of Columbia. The catalog has been 
prepared as a reference guide for nurseries, 
landscape architects, horticulturists, botanical 
and horticultural libraries, botanists, extension 
agents, educators, germplasm conservators, 
botanical gardens and arboreta, propagators, 
students, various units of the U.S. Department of 
Agriculture, plant societies, and the gardening 
public. It will be useful not only in the south- 
eastern states, but also in other parts of the 
United States where many of the plants listed 
can be found in cultivation. 


The catalog is based on more than 14,000 docu- 
mented voucher specimens critically reviewed for 
correctness of identification and nomenclature. 
With about 5,000 entries, both botanical names 
and cultivar names, the catalog is a comprehen- 
sive enumeration of woody plants cultivated in 
the southeastern United States. 


The catalog is unique, being based wholly on 
documented material deposited in the U. S. 
National Arboretum herbarium and including a 
guide to sites where collections were made of 
plants growing in cultivation. It is hoped that the 
catalog will, by example, encourage similar 
documentation of the woody landscape plants in 
other areas of the country and the deposit in 
appropriate herbaria of voucher specimens 
-collected for permanent reference. 


Allan K. Stoner 
Acting Director, U. S. National Arboretum 


Acknowledgments 


Many individuals, too numerous to mention, 
generously facilitated our collection efforts at 
botanical gardens and arboreta, experiment 
stations, college campuses, nurseries, and 
private gardens. 


We specifically acknowledge the invaluable 
assistance of the following specialists for their 
help in identifying plant specimens: W.A. Ander- 
son (Malpighiaceae), George Argus (Salix), Helen 
L. Blake (old roses), Barbara Briggs (Callistemon), 
C.E. Codd (Carissa macrocarpa), David W. Hall 
(miscellaneous Florida plants), James W. Hardin, 
Jr. (Aesculus), Elizabeth McClintock (Hydrangea 
and Myrtaceae), A. Edward Murray, Jr. (Acer), 
Eliane Norman (Buddleja), J.B. Phipps 
(Crataegus), the late Sigmund Solymosy (miscel- 
laneous Louisiana plants), and Charles A. Walker 
(old roses). T. R. Dudley contributed many 
voucher specimens cited in the catalog and 
compiled the lists of Ilex and Caprifoliaceae. 


We express appreciation to the Friends of the 
National Arboretum (FONA) and to the Southern 
Nurserymen’s Association for financial support 
that greatly enhanced our ability to collect speci- 
mens in the southeastern United States. 


We also thank Carol A. Rahbar and Franziska 
Walczak as volunteer collaborators for their 
substantive assistance in coordinating data 
related to the computer data base, the list of site 
acronyms, and attending to many other details 
that contributed enormously to the accuracy of 
the catalog. 


The authors are grateful for the privilege of using 
artwork by the late Lillian Nicholson Meyer, 
Susan M. Johnston, and Peggy K. Duke. 


A Catalog of Cultivated Woody Plants of the 


Southeastern United States 


by Frederick G. Meyer, Peter M. Mazzeo, and Donald H. Voss 


Scope 


This catalog presents a comprehensive reference 
list, based on documented material, of the trees, 
shrubs, suffruticose plants, and woody climbers 
cultivated in the southeastern United States. A 
list of acronyms identifies the collection sites for 
each entry. While the southeastern United 
States is well served by botanical manuals and 
other floristic works that identify native plants, 
such works on the cultivated woody plants 
(indigenous and introduced) of the southeastern 
states have been much neglected. 


The catalog contains about 5,000 entries— 
species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and culti- 
vars—in 112 plant families and 493 genera. 
These are based on more than 14,000 voucher 
herbarium specimens, most collected specifically 
for this project. The primary focus of the project 
has been a critical review for correct identifica- 
tion and nomenclature of material in the list. 
This material, now permanently deposited in the 
herbarium of the U. S. National Arboretum, was 
collected at nearly 700 sites in Alabama, Arkan- 
sas, Delaware, the District of Columbia, northern 
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Missis- 
sippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennes- 
see, southeastern Texas, and Virginia. This area 
covers about one-sixth of the continental United 
States and spans Plant Hardiness Zones 6b 
through 9a (U.S. Department of Agriculture 
1990). The collection sites include botanical 
gardens and arboreta, cemeteries, college cam- 
puses, experiment stations, nurseries, private 
gardens, and roadway plantings. 


While comprehensiveness was an objective, the 
catalog makes no claim to completeness, since 
new plants are constantly being introduced to 
horticulture; and from a practical standpoint we 
were unable to visit every possible site. In genera 
such as Camellia, Rosa, Rhododendron, Hedera, 
and some others with a vast number of cultivars, 
completeness was simply not possible. However, 


Meyer is a supervisory botanist (retired) and Mazzeo is a 
botanist, U.S. National Arboretum, Agricultural Research 
Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC 
20002; Voss, of Vienna, Virginia, prepared the computer data 
base and programming for the catalog and assisted in the 
checking of nomenclature. 


a large number of plants not previously listed or 
reported as cultivated in the United States are 
included as a result of recent introductions. 


The catalog includes many unusual or rare 
plants from the living collections of the U. S. 
National Arboretum not well represented else- 
where in this country. Between 1961 and 1990, 
125 cultivars in 18 genera were released by the 
National Arboretum to the horticultural indus- 
try—cultivars of Buxus, Camellia, Clematis, 

* Cupressocyparis, Eurya, Hibiscus, Ilex, Kalmia, 
Lagerstroemia, Magnolia, Malus, Metasequoia, 
Platanus, Pyracantha, Pyrus, Rhododendron, 
Ulmus, and Viburnum. The catalog also lists for 
the first time most of the dwarf and slow-growing 
conifers in the Gotelli Collection at the U.S. 
National Arboretum. The list of Ilex, the largest 
of any genus in the catalog, is based primarily on 
the extensive collections of living plants and 
voucher herbarium specimens at the U.S. Na- 
tional Arboretum. 


The authors are solely responsible for the names 
and identifications of the plants listed in the 
catalog, but in difficult genera such as Acer, 
Aesculus, Callistemon, Crataegus, Hydrangea, 
Ilex, Salix, and Viburnum, we had the expertise of 
specialists who generously provided names and 
verified identifications. In this introduction, 
most of the botanical names are cited without 
authorities, since these are properly listed with 
the names in the catalog; but sometimes authori- 
ties are cited to substantiate a point. 


The catalog is arranged alphabetically by the 
internationally accepted botanical and cultivar 
names, including some synonyms. Vernacular, 
or common, names are also included for many 
entries. When a species is subdivided, the 
epithet for the infraspecific taxon that includes 
the type of the species name is an exact repeti- 
tion of the specific epithet (an autonym) and is 
cited without the author's name. The list of 
collection-site acronyms in Appendix B identifies 
the sources of the documented voucher speci- 
mens, thereby providing information on the 
abundance, distribution, and hardiness range of 
the plants listed. 


Although we have not indicated the geographic 
origins of the plants, the cultivated woody flora of 
the southeastern states represents a wide diver- 
sity of germplasm from many countries, in 
particular the southeastern United States, 
Europe, and eastern Asia. In lesser numbers, 
the catalog lists plants from temperate areas of 
South America (southern Brazil, Uruguay, Para- 
guay, northern Argentina, and northern Chile), 
including Araucaria araucana, Brunfelsia austra- 
lis, Butia capitata, Calliandra tweediei, Erythrina 
crista-galli, Sesbania punicea, Tipuana tipu, and 
others. The diversity of woody landscape plants 
now in cultivation from South America and 
Central America suggests that renewed 
germplasm exploration in these areas would no 
doubt turn up other plants worth introducing for 
landscape use in the southeastern United States. 
Other areas represented in the catalog include 
Mexico, with Antigonon leptopus, Dioon edule, 
Parkinsonia aculeata, and some others; South 
Africa, with Carissa macrocarpa, Ochna 
atropurpurea, Phygelius capensis, and Tecomaria 
capensis; and Australia, with Casuarina 
cunninghamiana, Callistemon (six species), 
Callitris columellaris, Eucalyptus (six species), 
and Westringia rosmariniformis. 


Need for the Catalog 


In recent years, the nursery industry has become 
increasingly active in offering new plant introduc- 
tions, as a result of renewed interest in plant 
exploration and germplasm diversity. Each year 
introductions appear in ever-increasing numbers 
from all parts of the world. People are now 
planting a greater diversity of woody landscape 
plants than ever before in U.S. history. The U.S. 
National Arboretum has contributed significantly 
to this flow of new introductions from its plant 
breeding program and from expeditions to Japan, 
the People’s Republic of China, and the Republic 
of Korea. Some woody plants totally unknown in 
cultivation only a few years ago are now best- 
sellers in garden centers; these include Pyracan- 
tha ‘Mohave’ and Hibiscus syriacus ‘Diana’, both 
of which resulted from the U.S. National Arbore- 
tum plant breeding program. 


The influx of new plants has compounded the 
problems of plant identification and nomencla- 
ture in the nursery trade, as well as among 
researchers, students, and home gardeners. 
Many plants found in the nursery trade are 
misidentified. The same plant may appear under 
various names in different nursery catalogs, a 
problem that leads to nomenclatural confusion. 


We have observed, for example, that dwarf and 
slow-growing conifers are frequently misnamed 
in the nursery trade and by the specialists who 
grow them. Because of this confusion, the need 
is pressing to investigate the taxonomy and 
nomenclature not only of landscape plants but 
also of food, medicinal, and agronomic plants as 
a much-neglected aspect of horticultural botany. 
Access to voucher herbarium specimens makes 
identification of these plants much easier and far 
more accurate. 


Unfortunately, too few technically qualified 
botanists or horticulturists are available and 
willing to tackle the identification and nomencla- 
ture of landscape plants, leaving many plant 
groups in a state of perpetual taxonomic and 
nomenclatural confusion. Although botanical 
gardens and arboreta often maintain small 
herbaria to document the plants in their ccllec- 
tions, very few of the world's major herbaria are 
willing to incorporate specimens of cultivated 
plants for scientific study. The value of voucher 
herbarium specimens has not been sufficiently 
appreciated by horticulturists. Many problems 
related to the taxonomy and nomenclature of the 
plants in this catalog simply could not have been 
effectively investigated and resolved without the 
benefit of herbarium specimens. 


Plant Origins 


The area covered by the catalog encompasses 
much the same range as J.K. Small’s Manual of 
the Southeastern Flora (1933). This vast region 
supports the richest ligneous flora in temperate 
North America and may be compared only with 
the highly diverse woody flora of the People’s 
Republic of China. More than 250 species of 
indigenous trees occur in the southeastern 
United States, many of them grown as landscape 
plants. One of the best known and admired is 
Magnolia grandiflora, which ranks among the 
most valuable indigenous landscape trees of the 
United States. Now widely cultivated abroad, 
this magnificent flowering tree is one of America’s 
great gifts to the gardens of the world. 


Because of climatic similarities between eastern 
Asia and the eastern United States, countries 
such as Japan, Korea, and the People’s Republic 
of China, with Taiwan, are heavy contributors of 
woody landscape plants now widely cultivated in 
the southeastern United States. Some well- 
known plants of east Asian origin include 


Camellia japonica, Cryptomeria japonica, Ilex 
crenata, Juniperus chinensis, Lagerstroemia 
indica, Ligustrum japonicum, L. lucidum, Magnolia 
denudata, Rhododendron (many species), 
Ternstroemia gymnanthera, Wisteria floribunda, 
and W. sinensis.. 


From a horticultural perspective, the southeast- 
ern United States is one of the most interesting 
areas in the country. The oldest landscaped 
gardens in the United States, dating from the late 
17th and early 18th centuries, are found in 
Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia. Since 
plants follow people, we know that many of the 
earlier introductions were brought by European 
immigrants to their new homes in America. 

Early plantation life in the southern colonies 
promoted an interest in the cash crops of to- 
bacco, rice, and indigo. By the end of the 17th 
century, ornamental plants such as boxwood 
(Buxus sempervirens) and garden flowers intro- 
duced from Europe were cultivated. The gardens 
at Middleton Place near Charleston, SC, date 
from about 1730 as one of the oldest landscaped 
gardens in America. About the same period, the 
earliest nurseries were established in Charleston. 
The first plant-introduction garden in America, 
called the “Founder's Garden,” was established at 
Savannah soon after the founding of the Georgia 
colony in 1733 by James Oglethorpe. 


It is recorded that about 20 to 25 exotic trees and 
shrubs were already in cultivation in gardens at 
Williamsburg, VA, by the middle of the 18th 
century, including cornelian cherry (Cornus mas), 
fig (Ficus carica), littleleaf linden (Tilia cordata), 
weeping willow (Salix babylonica), and the com- 
mon lilac (Syringa vulgaris). At the same time, 
about 80 species of native American trees and 
shrubs were cultivated at Williamsburg, includ- 
ing flowering dogwood (Cornus florida), American 
beech (Fagus grandifolia), common catalpa 
(Catalpa bignonioides), red buckeye (Aesculus 
pavia), Carolina cherry laurel (Prunus 
caroliniana), southern live oak (Quercus 
virginiana), and American holly (Ilex opaca). 


The introduction of the parasol tree (Firmiana 
simplex) about 1780 at Charleston, SC, is attrib- 
uted to André Michaux, a French plant explorer 
who lived near Charleston. American ships 
returning from China often landed at Charleston, 
and Michaux may have obtained seeds of the 
parasol tree from one of these ships. From the 
evidence at hand, it is doubtful that the common 
camellia (C. japonica) came directly to America on 
board a ship returning from the Orient. Michaux 


probably did not introduce the camellia to 
Middleton Place in 1785 as long assumed. We 
have identified one of the four original plants 
attributed to him on this site as C. japonica 
‘Anemoniflora’, a cultivar that only reached 
England in the first decade of the 19th century 
and was illustrated in Curtis’s Botanical Maga- 
zine, t. 1654, 1814. It is more likely that the 
camellias at Middleton Place reached America 
from Great Britain after 1814 and not earlier. 


Categories of Ligneous Plants in 
the Catalog 


Trees 


The distinction between trees and shrubs is often 
controversial from various points of view. No two 
definitions totally agree. We know that some 
shrubs become treelike under certain growing 
conditions. A tree, by standard dictionary defini- 
tion, is a perennial woody plant usually having a 
single self-supporting trunk and ranging in 
height from 10 to more than 300 feet. Many 
trees fit this definition, but others do not. Indig- 
enous species such as Cornus florida and Vibur- 
num prunifolium rarely attain the stature of a tree 
in their native woodland habitats, but in an open 
sunny location these same species often become 
treelike. In another example, the red buckeye 
(Aesculus pavia) may grow to 30 feet as a single- 
trunked tree in the open but not more than a 
shrub 5 to 6 feet high in a woodland setting. 


Examples of indigenous trees of the southeastern 
United States, with their maximum height, 
include: 


Acer saccharinum, silver maple, 70 ft 

Aesculus flava, yellow buckeye, 70 ft 

Fagus grandifolia, American beech, 70 ft 

Fraxinus americana, American ash, 80 ft 

Ilex opaca, American holly, 100 ft 

Liriodendron tulipifera, yellow poplar, tulip 
tree, 100 ft 

Magnolia grandiflora, southern magnolia, 90 ft 

Magnolia macrophylla, bigleaf magnolia, 50 ft 

Platanus occidentalis, American sycamore, 80 ft 

Quercus alba, white oak, 70 ft 

Quercus phellos, willow oak, 70 ft 

Quercus velutina, black oak, 70 ft 

Quercus virginiana, southern live oak, 70 ft. 


Examples of trees introduced into the region, 
with their maximum height, include: 


Ailanthus altissima, tree-of-heaven, 70 ft, 
People’s Republic of China 

Broussonetia papyrifera, paper mulberry, 40 
ft, eastern Asia to Polynesia 

Cedrus deodara, deodar cedar, 100 ft, Nepal 
and adjacent People’s Republic of China 

Cunninghamia lanceolata, China fir, 70 ft, 
People’s Republic of China, with Taiwan 

Firmiana simplex, parasol tree, 60 ft, People’s 
Republic of China 

Morus alba, white mulberry, 40 ft, People’s 
Republic of China 

Paulownia tomentosa, princess tree, 50 ft, 
People’s Republic of China 

Platanus < acerifolia, London plane, 60 ft, 
garden origin 

Salix babylonica, weeping willow, 60 ft, 
People’s Republic of China(‘?) 

Sapium sebiferum, Chinese tallow tree, 80 ft, 
People’s Republic of China 

Sequoia sempervirens, coast redwood, 100 ft, 
California. 


Examples of smaller trees, both native and 
introduced, include: 


Albizia julibrissin, mimosa tree, 30 ft, Iran to 
People's Republic of China, Japan, and Korea 

Amelanchier arborea, serviceberry, 35 ft, 
eastern United States 

Asimina triloba, pawpaw, 35 ft, eastern United 
States 

Buxus sempervirens, common boxwood, 25 ft, 
Europe 


Cercis canadensis, North American redbud, 25 ft, 


eastern United States 

Chionanthus retusus var. serrulatus, 25 ft, 
People's Republic of China, with Taiwan 

Cornus florida, flowering dogwood, 30 ft, 
eastern United States 

Cotinus obovatus, American smoke tree, 40 ft, 
eastern United States 

Cyrilla racemiflora, titi, 25 ft, southeastern 
United States 

Magnolia ashei, Florida bigleaf magnolia, 25 ft, 
northern Florida. 


Trees are deciduous, evergreen, or sometimes 
semi-evergreen, depending upon climate and 
species. A well-known tree indigenous to the 
southeastern United States is the southern live 
oak (Quercus virginiana), usually regarded as 
evergreen. In fact, this oak is not truly evergreen 
in the strict sense. As the new leaves emerge in 


the spring, the previous year’s leaves are lost, 
and the tree becomes essentially leafless for a 
short period until the new leaves have fully 
expanded. But some oaks are, indeed, perma- 
nently evergreen, such as Quercus myrsinifolia, 
Q. glauca, and Q. acuta—all from Japan. An- 
other well-known tree, Magnolia grandiflora, 
remains fully evergreen throughout the year. In 
this species, leaves normally remain on the tree 
for 2 years before falling in spring of the second 
year, but the tree is never leafless. 


Shrubs 


Typically, shrubs differ from trees primarily in 
being multitrunked from the base and shorter 
than trees. Shrubs are seldom more than 20 feet 
in height; some of the largest may be single- 
trunked and treelike. Stature alone is not an 
absolute measure of shrub classification. A good 
example is illustrated by Magnolia virginiana. 
The northern aspect of this species, distributed 
from Massachusetts to North Carolina, is typi- 
cally deciduous, multitrunked, and shrubby, 
with a spreading habit that fits the stature of a 
large shrub. In cultivation and in the wild, it 
sometimes attains a height of 30 feet but seldom 
more. The southern aspect, often referred to as 
var. australis, occurs from North Carolina to 
southern Florida and west to Tennessee, Arkan- 
sas, and southeastern Texas, where it becomes a 
lofty evergreen tree with one or two trunks and 
sometimes reaches 100 feet in height. In cultiva- 
tion, the southern plant consistently remains 
evergreen and treelike at least as far north as 
Washington, DC, even in the coldest winters. 


Although the distinction of deciduous or ever- 
green habit and the differences in stature can be 
used to separate the northern and southern 
aspects in the living state, no discernable taxo- 
nomic characters can be found to consistently 
distinguish these variants morphologically. 
Moreover, the two variants of M. virginiana are 
often intermediate as to evergreenness and 
stature, factors that further complicate their 
identification. For these reasons, var. australis is 
not recognized in this catalog as a distinct entity. 


Examples of common native and introduced 
shrubs cultivated in the southeastern United 
States include: 


Abelia < grandiflora, glossy abelia, 6-8 ft, a 
hybrid of Chinese parentage 

Agarista populifolia, pipe plant, 
12-15 ft, southeastern United States 


Camellia japonica, common camellia, 20 ft, 
Japan 

Chionanthus virginicus, old-man's beard, 12 ft, 
eastern United States 

Kalmia latifolia, mountain laurel, 20 ft, eastern 
United States. 


Subshrubs 


A subshrub, or undershrub, is an intermediate 
category of a half-woody, or suffruticose, plant. 
The lower part of the stem, from which the new 
growth emerges each year, is woody and persis- 
tent. These are not simply half-hardy plants but 
represent a stage between herbaceous and the 
truly woody condition. Examples of subshrubs 
in the catalog include: 


Chrysanthemum nipponicum, Nippon daisy, 
Japan 

Indigofera spp., indigo (listed species) 

Lespedeza spp., bush clover (listed species) 

Nierembergia scoparia, tall cup-flower, Uruguay 
and Argentina 

Pachysandra procumbens, Allegheny spurge, 
southeastern United States 

Pachysandra terminalis, Japanese spurge, 
Japan, People's Republic of China, and Korea 

Teucrium chamaedrys, European germander, 
Europe 

Vinca major, greater periwinkle, Europe 

Vinca minor, common periwinkle, Europe. 


Woody climbers, or lianes 


The term scandent, from the Latin scandens, 
refers to woody and herbaceous plants that climb 
by various means. The term liana, or liane, 
refers to a woody climbing plant, especially in the 
tropics, but lianes occur in all climates except 
polar areas. Woody climbers include plants in 
five categories according to their mode of climb- 
ing, as follows: 


Root-climbers with holdfast roots and disc- 
like attachments 


Campsis radicans, trumpet vine, eastern 
United States 

Decumaria barbara, wood-vamp, southeastern 
United States 

. Euonymus fortunei, wintercreeper spindle- 
bush, Japan, People’s Republic of China, 
and Korea 

Hedera helix, English ivy, Europe 

Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris, climbing 
hydrangea, Japan. 


Tendril-climbers with auxiliary filiform leaf- 
less and usually branched organs that attach 
to another body and curl around it for support 


Morphologically, a tendril may be a modified 
stem, a modified branch, a petiole, a stipule, or a 
leaflet of a compound leaf. Occasionally, as in 
Parthenocissus tricuspidata, the filiform branch 
tips are provided with terminal cups called 
holdfasts. Examples include: 


Ampelopsis arborea, peppervine, eastern 
United States 

Ampelopsis glandulosa var. brevipedunculata, 
porcelain-berry, Japan and People’s Republic 
of China 

Bignonia capreolata, cross vine, southeastern 
United States 

Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Virginia creeper, 
eastern United States 

Parthenocissus tricuspidata, Boston ivy, 
Japan and People’s Republic of China 

Vitis spp., grape vine. 


Twiners that climb spirally for support 


Actinidia arguta, tara vine, Japan, Korea, and 
northeastern Asia 

Actinidia deliciosa var. deliciosa, Chinese goose- 
berry or kiwi fruit, People’s Republic of China 

Akebia quinata, chocolate vine, Japan, People’s 
Republic of China, and Korea. 

Berchemia scandens, Alabama supplejack, 
eastern United States 

Celastrus orbiculatus, Oriental bittersweet, 
Japan, Korea, and People’s Republic of China 

Gelsemium sempervirens, Carolina jessamine, 
southeastern United States 

Kadsura japonica, kadsura vine, Japan, 
People’s Republic of China, with Taiwan 

Lonicera sempervirens, trumpet honeysuckle, 
eastern United States 

Trachylospermum jasminoides, Confederate 
jasmine, Japan, Korea, and People’s Republic 
of China 

Wisteria spp. (Species twine either to the right 
or left). 


Scramblers with long straggling branches that 
support themselves on other branches with- 
out fastening in any active manner; prickles 
or thorns may assist climbing, as in roses and 
brambles 


Rosa laevigata, Cherokee rose, People’s Republic 
of China 

Rubus calycinoides, Taiwan 

Rubus cockburnianus, People’s Republic of China. 


Leaf-petiole climbers that hold the stem in 
place by twining around an adjacent branch 


Clematis spp. and hybrids. 


Plant Nomenclature 


The guiding principles for the regulation of plant 
nomenclature are embodied in two contemporary 
documents: (1) the International Code of Botani- 
cal Nomenclature, 1988 edition (called the Botani- 
cal Code) and (2) the International Code of No- 
menclature for Cultivated Plants, 1980 edition 
(called the Cultivated Code). The Botanical Code 
“governs the use of botanical names in Latin 
form for both cultivated and wild plants, except 
for graft chimaeras” (Brickell et al. 1980: 11). 
The Cultivated Code regulates nomenclatural 
matters related exclusively to agricultural, horti- 
cultural, and silvicultural cultivars. 


Reasons for changing plant names are rooted in 
the rule of priority stated in Article 11 of the 
Botanical Code. For a genus, the correct epithet 
is the earliest legitimate one at the same rank, 
except for a conserved name (nomen conservan- 
duny; for example, Pseudolarix Gordon (1858) not 
Chrysolarix H.E. Moore (1965). In categories 
below the rank of genus, the correct name is the 
earliest legitimate name at the same rank— 
species, subspecies, varietas, or forma—to which 
the plant is assigned. A plant has only one 
correct name, generally a binary name or bino- 
mial, that consists of a genus name (for example, 
Magnolia) followed by a specific epithet (for 
example, grandiflora). To this binary name is 
appended the name of the authority(ies) who 
published the name. The correct citation of the 
southern magnolia is Magnolia grandiflora L. (“L.” 
stands for Carl Linnaeus, who first described this 
species in 1759). Other names for this plant are 
treated as synonyms (Magnolia foetida Sarg., for 
example) or homonyms but are illegitimate for 
purposes of scientific nomenclature. The binary 
name must be in Latin form regardless of its 
derivation. Plant nomenclature contains many 
names adapted from other languages, especially 
from Greek. 


Names of plants are based on nomenclatural 
types, usually type specimens, which are docu- 
mented, dried, and pressed specimens deposited 
in an herbarium for permanent reference. In the 
absence of a specimen, an accurate illustration 
may be substituted for purposes of typification. 
Botanical names published since 1935 must be 
accompanied by a Latin diagnosis to be botani- 
cally legitimate. 


Hierarchy of Rank Categories 


Genus 


Genus (plural, genera) is the first major taxo- 
nomic category under the family. The catalog is 
arranged alphabetically by genus, beginning with 
Abelia R.Br., assigned to the family 
Caprifoliaceae and its common name, honey- 
suckle family. Genera of Caprifoliaceae in the 
catalog include: Abelia, Diervilla, Dipelta, 
Heptacodium, Kolkwitzia, Lonicera, Sambucus, 
Symphoricarpos, Viburnum, and Weigela. Some 
families are monotypic, comprising a single 
genus, such as Ginkgo in the Ginkgoaceae and 
Cercidiphyllum in the Cercidiphyllaceae. For the 
convenience of the user, the species, subspecies, 
varietas, forma, and cultivar names are listed 
alphabetically under each genus without regard 
to botanical rank. A supplementary list (Appen- 
dix D) groups the names according to botanical 
rank. 


Species 


Biologically, the species is the basic taxonomic 
unit employed in the recognition and classifica- 
tion of plants. For purposes of this catalog, 
Cronquist’s general definition of species is useful: 
“Species are the smallest groups that are consis- 
tently and persistently distinct, and distinguish- 
able by ordinary means” (1988, p.71). Criteria 
for the recognition of species may include factors 
of reproductive isolation, chromosome number, 
phenetic or morphological discontinuity, geo- 
graphic isolation, and ecogeographic coherence. 


As the basic unit of biology, the species is subor- 
dinate to the genus. As the next higher major 
category, the genus consists of one or more 
species. The number of species varies from 
genus to genus. The monotypic genus Ginkgo, 
for example, consists of a single species, biloba, 
but the genus Quercus consists of many species, 
perhaps 450 worldwide, and some genera are 
even larger. While botanists argue the relative 
importance of species criteria, the viability of the 
species as a fundamental biological unit is 
attested by the presence of over 1,000 Linnean 
names in the catalog more than 200 years after 
the death of Linnaeus. — 


The word species is either singular or plural 
(specie refers to coinage). It is abbreviated sp. 
when singular and spp. when plural. In this 
catalog, species and cultivar names are cited in 
strict alphabetical order under the name of the 


genus. The entries under the genus Abelia, for 
example, include the species chinensis, followed 
by the cultivar ‘Edward Goucher’, the hybrid 

x grandiflora, and the cultivars ‘Prostrata’ and 
‘Sherwoodii’. 


In horticultural works, authorities for cultivar 
names are not required according to the Culti- 
vated Code. In nursery lists and in many publi- 
cations on landscape plants, authorities for 
botanical names are usually omitted, but this is 
a mistake and leads to confusion. The citation of 
authorities clearly identifies the botanical name 
with its correct author(s), for example, Aesculus 
flava Solander, not of Aiton. In another example, 
the name Acer parviflorum was applied by 
Ehrhart in 1789 to A. spicatum Lamarck (1786) 
and later by Franchet & Savatier in 1879 to the 
plant now known as A. nipponicum Hara. Be- 
cause of Ehrhart’s earlier use of the specific 
epithet (though illegitimate because of Lamarck’s 
priority), the Franchet & Savatier name was a 
“later homonym” and therefore illegitimate. 
Without an author citation, a reference to the 
name A. parviflorum would not inform the reader 
whether A. spicatum or A. nipponicum was 
meant. 


Subspecies 


The subspecies, abbreviated ssp. or subsp., 
follows the rank of species and is often used to 
categorize geographic or ecological variants of a 
polymorphic species into generally disjunct 
morphological units. These units may be iso- 
lated from each other by latitude, longitude, 
altitude, and by ecological or geographical fac- 
tors, as well as by morphological characters. 
Botanists still disagree on the application of the 
subspecies category, especially when the distinc- 
tions among variants are ill defined. Examples of 
subspecies in the catalog include Acer negundo 
L. ssp. mexicanum (DC.) Wesmael, Hydrangea 
anomala D. Don ssp. petiolaris (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
McClint., and Koelreuteria elegans (Seemann) 
A.C. Sm. ssp. formosana (Hayata) F.G. Meyer. 


Varietas 


The category varietas, or botanical variety (abbre- 


_ viated var.) was long used as the only infraspe- 


cific category generally recognized by botanists. 
Because of difficulties in evaluating morphologi- 
cal characters in plants, the categories subspe- 
cies and varietas have been used interchangeably 
by different workers. There is no common agree- 
ment among botanists on the application of these 


categories. As indicated by Cronquist, “Nowa- 
days one taxonomist’s subspecies is likely to be 
another’s variety” (1988, p. 99). Varieties are 
recognized in many genera in this catalog. In the 
genus Acer, for example, we recognize Acer 
rubrum L. var. trilobum T. & G. ex K. Koch, A. 
rubrum L. var. drummondii (Nutt.) Sarg., A. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A. Murr. var. amoenum 
(Carr.) Ohwi, and A. saccharum Marsh. var. 
rugelii (Pax) Rehd. 


Forma 


The category forma (abbreviated f.) has long been 
applied to distinguish transitory variation with- 
out persistent biological significance that is 
found randomly within populations of wild 
plants. Such variation includes flower color, leaf 
size, leaf shape, plant habit, vesture (hairiness, 
for example), and other characters. The following 
examples illustrate the use of forma in three well- 
known native woody plants cultivated in the 
southeastern United States: pink flowering 
dogwood (Cornus florida L. f. rubra (Weston) 
Schelle), yellow-fruited flowering dogwood 
(Cornus florida L. f. xanthocarpa Rehd.), and the 
yellow-fruited American holly (Ilex opaca Ait. f. 
xanthocarpa Rehd.). 


Before the term cultivar was adopted by the 
Cultivated Code in 1953, the category forma had 
long been in use for many garden plants and also 
for some wild plants. Examples include Sophora 
japonica L. f. pendula (Sweet) Zabel and 
Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca 
(Beissn.) Franco f. glauca pendula Rueppel that 
were automatically given cultivar status after 
1953. These plants are now properly cited as 
Sophora japonica L. ‘Pendula’ and Pseudotsuga 
menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca (Beissn.) 
Franco ‘Glauca Pendula’. 


Cultivar 


The 1980 edition of the Cultivated Code provides 
guidelines “to promote uniformity, accuracy, and 
fixity in the naming of agricultural, horticultural, 
and silvicultural cultivars (varieties).” The term 
cultivar (derived from cultivated variety) was 
included when the Cultivated Code was drawn 
up in 1953; it denotes “an assemblage of culti- 
vated plants which is clearly distinguished by 
any characters (morphological, physiological, 
cytological, chemical, or others) and which, when 
reproduced (sexually or asexually), retains its 
distinguishing characters.” 


Cultivars are without rank in the hierarchy of 
botanical nomenclature. In woody plants, culti- 
vars are usually perpetuated as clones, that is as 
a genetically uniform assemblage of plants 
derived originally from a single individual and 
reproduced asexually as cuttings, divisions, or 
grafts, or by obligate apomixis. Seed-reproduced 
cultivars occur infrequently among woody plants 
(for example, in Acer and Betula). They are, 
however, well known in herbaceous genera, for 
example, Impatiens, Phlox drummondii 
‘Sternenzauber’, and Zea mays. 


Cultivar names, to be legitimate, must be regis- 
tered through the appropriate international 
registration authority or published with an 
adequate description in a recognized publication, 
such as a dated nursery catalog or journal. 
Cultivar names simply listed in a nursery catalog 
or other publication are without valid status. 
These practices are important for ensuring the 
validity and stability of cultivar names. Cultivar 
names published on or after January 1, 1959, 
may no longer be in Latin form but must be 
fancy names in the vernacular, that is, in English 
or another modern language. Cultivar names 
may be designated by the abbreviation cv. pre- 
ceding the name, or, as in this catalog, by single 
quotation marks as in the following examples: 
Abelia ‘Edward Goucher’, Hibiscus syriacus 
‘Diana’, and Magnolia ‘Galaxy’. However, cultivar 
names in Latin form published before January 1, 
1959, such as Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum’ 
and Ilex aquifolium ‘Argentea Marginata’, must be 
retained, according to the Cultivated Code. 


Our method of listing cultivar names alphabeti- 
cally facilitates easy identification of the binary 
name (Latin scientific name) associated with a 
cultivar name, especially in those genera for 
which the user of the catalog does not know the 
species of a particular cultivar. The following 
examples from the genus Acer illustrate the 
usual method of citing cultivars, first listing the 
cultivar name and, in square brackets, identify- 
ing the species: ‘Akaji Nishiki’ [A. palmatum 
Thunb. ex J.A. Murr.]: ‘Schwedleri’ [A. 
platanoides L.]: and ‘Temple’s Upright’ [A. 
saccharum Marsh.]. In some cases, the cultivar 
is identified only as to genus. 


Sexual hybrids 


In interspecific hybrids, a multiplication sign is 
placed before the hybrid epithet as in Abelia 

x grandiflora, a hybrid of A. chinensis and A. 
uniflora. In intergeneric hybrids, a multiplication 
sign is placed in front of the hybrid genus name 
as in * Cupressocyparis leylandii, a hybrid of 
Chamaecyparis nootkatensis and Cupressus 
macrocarpa. 


Graft chimeras 


As defined in the Cultivated Code, “Graft-chimae- 
ras are composed of tissues in intimate associa- 
tion from two different plants. They originate by 
grafting and are not sexual hybrids.” There is no 
combining of cell contents or nuclei as in the 
case of hybrids; thus the word hybrid is inappro- 
priate for these plants. In a graft chimera, the 
tissue of a shoot originating at the callus of the 
graft union contains at least one cell from the 
scion and one from the root stock. Periclinal 
chimeras, in which cells from the scion and cells 
from the stock are in different layers, are persis- 
tent when propagated. Chimeras may exhibit 
characters typical of the scion or the stock, or a 
range of intermediate forms. 


The graft chimeras listed in the catalog are of 
the periclinal type. Graft chimeras are most 
unusual in the simultaneous production of 
flowers from the scion and from the stock. They 
are known worldwide by only a very few well- 
documented examples; two are listed in the 
catalog, designated with a plus (+) sign before the 
name, as follows: 


¢ Camellia +‘Daisy Eagleson’ = C. sasanqua 
‘Maiden’s Blush’ + C. japonica. Camellia 
sasanqua ‘Maiden’s Blush’ is the rootstock and 
C. japonica, the scion. At flowering time, this 
evergreen shrub displays simultaneously on 
different branches the single flowers of C. 
sasanqua and the semi-double flowers of C. 
Japonica. 


@ +Laburnocytisus adamii = Cytisus purpureus + 
Laburnum anagyroides. This small deciduous 
tree combines species of two genera of the bean 
family (Fabaceae). Branches of the yellow flowers 
of L. anagyroides and the dull purple flowers of 
C. purpureus bloom simultaneously on the same 
plant. 


How Plant Names Change 


The names of plants are not fixed in time but are 
subject to change for various reasons. It is not 
difficult to find examples of plants long known 
under established names that are incorrect 
according to the Botanical Code. Name changes 
for some well-known woody landscape plants 
listed in the catalog are discussed below. 


The name Plumbago auriculata Lam. is the 
correct binary name for a now widely cultivated 
South African species. Published by Lamarck in 
1786, this name has an 8-year priority over the 
name Plumbago capensis Thunb. that was long 
used for this plant. In another example, the 
name Cladrastis lutea (Michx.f.) K. Koch dates 
from 1813 and is well known; but in 1811 
Dumont de Courset had published the specific 
epithet kentukea for the same plant. According 
to the rule of priority, the name Cladrastis 
keentukea (Dum.-Cours.) Rudd has date priority 
as the correct name for yellow-wood. 


Changes in plant names sometimes may not 
conform with the facts, causing more confusion 
than existed before the change was made. Two 
examples illustrate name changes too hastily 
made. Under Magnolia in Hortus Third (Bailey 
1976), the entries M. heptapeta (Buc’hoz) Dandy 
and M. quinquepeta (Buc’hoz) Dandy are listed for 
two well-known magnolias, M. denudata and M. 
liliiflora, respectively. In 1779, Buc'hoz pub- 
lished Lassonia heptapeta and L. quinquepeta for 
these taxa. In 1934, Dandy transferred the 
Buc'hoz epithets to the genus Magnolia. Ina 
paper by F. G. Meyer and E. McClintock pub- 
lished in 1987, the evidence shows that the 
combinations of Dandy were totally misapplied 
and without botanical validity. The original 
Chinese illustrations on which these names were 
based are artist’s renditions, probably of Magno- 
lia, but the details are totally incorrect and the 
drawings may not be properly assigned to the 
genus Magnolia or, indeed, to any known living 
plant. Meyer and McClintock concluded that the 
earliest valid names for these magnolias, M. 
denudata and M. liliiflora, were correctly pub- 
lished by Desrousseaux in 1791 and stand as the 
correct names for these plants. 


The name Toona sinensis (Endl.) M.J. Roem. 
applies to a tree native to eastern Asia, replacing 
the name Cedrela sinensis Juss. This follows an 
earlier taxonomic decision that the name Toona 
should apply to the Asiatic species, while the 
New World species (although closely related) are 
correctly placed in the genus Cedrela. 


Until relatively recently, two species of Sequoia 
were recognized. A detailed study by J.T. 
Buchholz showed that only the coast redwood 
(Sequoia sempervirens (D. Don) Endl.) should be 
retained in the genus, while the giant sequoia of 
the high Sierras of California (formerly known as 
Sequoia gigantea Lindl.) belongs to the closely 
related genus Sequoiadendron with the binary 
name Sequoiadendron giganteum (Lindl.) J. 
Buchholz. 


From time to time, various specific epithets have 
been applied to the Douglas fir—including 
Pseudotsuga douglasii Carr. (1867), P. lindleyana 
Carr. (1868), P. taxifolia (Lamb.) Britton (1889), 
and P. mucronata (Raf.) Sudworth (1895). But all 
of these must give way to the name Pseudotsuga 
menziesii (Mirb.) Franco (1950), based on Pinus 
menziesti Mirb. (1825), as the valid name for this 
well-known tree of the western United States. 


A well-known tree indigenous to the southeast- 
ern United States, the yellow buckeye, should be 
cited as Aesculus flava Sol. (1784), not A. flava 
Ait. (1789). This may appear as a small detail, 
but it illustrates the application of the rule of 
priority that exists to promote stability and 
accuracy in plant nomenclature. The name A. 
octandra Marsh. (1785), published later and long 
used for this tree, is a synonym without taxo- 
nomic validity of A. flava Sol. 


Confusion reigns in the names applied to two 
evergreen shrubs planted in the southeastern 
states, one of them commonly grown and the 
other one rare. The well-known Florida native 
Illicitum parviflorum Michx. ex Vent. is often 
misidentified in nurseries as I. anisatum L., a 
Japanese plant. Although the Japanese species 
is barely known in most areas, its name has long 
been associated with the wrong plant. 


Another common shrub in nurseries, and one 
widely cultivated in the southeastern United 
States, is Ternstroemia gymnanthera (Wight & 
Arn.) Sprague of the tea family (Theaceae). It has 
long been sold in nurseries under the name 
Cleyera japonica Thunb., a different though 
closely related plant. Many nurseries are now 
aware of the correct identification of these plants 
and are labeling them accordingly. The true 
Cleyera japonica is an attractive, small evergreen 
tree with fragrant white flowers and black fruit, 
but it is rarely cultivated. 


The name Anisostichus capreolatus (L.) Bur. 


(1884) can no longer be used for the cross vine, 
because the earlier name Bignonia capreolata L. 


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(1753) is a nomen conservandum, or conserved 
name, for this woody climber of the southeastern 
United States. 


For more than a century, nurseries confused two 
commonly planted species in the genus 
Ligustrum—L. japonicum Thunb., Japanese privet: 
and L. lucidum Ait.f., wax-leaf privet. The name L. 
lucidum was misapplied to the Japanese privet, 
while the name L. japonicum was mistakenly 
applied to the wax-leaf privet. These errors were 
repeated year after year in nursery catalogs until 
Roland Jefferson (1976) corrected them. The 
problem was a simple case of applying the right 
name to the right plant. 


Homonyms 


According to the Botanical Code, “A name, unless 
conserved (Art. 14) or sanctioned under Art. 
13.1(d), is illegitimate if it is a later homonym, 
that is, if it is spelled exactly like a name based on 
a different type that was previously and validly 
published for a taxon of the same rank.” Many 
homonyms exist among plant names found in the 
literature. For example, Linnaeus in 1753 pub- 
lished Ilex aquifolium as the name for English 
holly (in the Aquifoliaceae, or holly family). In 
1784, Thunberg used Ilex aquifolium for a Japa- 
nese plant subsequently recognized as being in 
the Oleaceae, or olive family. Placing the Japa- 
nese plant in the genus Osmanthus of the 
Oleaceae, Siebold in 1846 adopted the specific 
epithet from Thunberg's name and published 
Osmanthus aquifolium. But this name is illegiti- 
mate, because Thunberg's name is a later hom- 
onym, and the nomenclatural type for Ilex 
aquifolium is the English holly named by 
Linnaeus. Because the earliest available specific 
epithet for the Japanese plant is that from G. 
Don's Ilex heterophylla (1832), the legitimate 
name for the familiar holly olive is Osmanthus 
heterophyllus (G.Don) P.S.Green var. 
heterophyllus. 


Another significant confusion occurred in the 
names of two well-known species in the genus 
Rhododendron, one an elepidote rhododendron 
and the other a deciduous azalea. In 1826, 
Blume applied the name Hymenanthes japonica 
to the elepidote rhododendron. In 1835, Siebold 
and Zuccarini transferred the name Hymenanthes 
to Rhododendron as a generic synonym and 
named the species in question Rhododendron 
metternichii Sieb. & Zucc.; however, by citing the 
earlier name H. japonica Blume as a synonym 
they rendered R. metternichii illegitimate. In 
1909, Camillo Schneider transferred the earlier 


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name Hymenanthes japonica Blume to Rhodo- 
dendron japonicum (Blume) Schneider. This was, 
in fact, the correct name until very recently the 
Committee for Spermatophyta of the Interna- 
tional Botanical Congress determined that the 
specific epithet japonicum correctly applies to the 
deciduous azalea. The name R. degronianum 
ssp. heptamerum (Maxim.) Hara is now the 
correct name for the elepidote rhododendron long 
known as R. metternichii. The illegitimate name 
R. metternichii Sieb. & Zucc., however, continues 
to be used widely in horticultural circles. 


The deciduous azalea involved in this confusion 
of names was described by Asa Gray as Azalea 
japonica, in the Luteum subseries from Japan. 
In 1908, Suringar transferred the specific epithet 
to Rhododendron as R. japonicum (A.Gr.) Suring. 
Suringar’s publication of this combination was, 
however, interpreted by the author of a revision 
of the genus as provisional, making the name 
illegitimate as applied to the azalea and requiring 
its use for the elepidote rhododendron. Because 
the resulting name changes would have undesir- 
able consequences, a formal proposal was made 
to reject R. japonicum (Blume) Schneider. After 
detailed re-examination of Suringar’s work, the 
Committee for Spermatophyta concluded that the 
Suringar combination (using japonicum for the 
azalea) was indeed validly published. The name 
R. japonicum (Blume) Schneider for the elepidote 
rhododendron is therefore illegitimate as a later 
homonym and the proposal to reject became 
moot. 


As noted, a later homonym may be conserved by 
formal action under the Botanical Code. For 
example, the genus name, Torreya Arn. (1838) of 
the yew family (Taxaceae) is conserved, and the 
earlier homonym Torreya of Rafinesque (1818) 
applied to a plant in the mint family (Lamiaceae) 
is rejected. 


Synonyms 


Many plants have been repeatedly redescribed by 
different botanists, thus creating a long, compli- 
cated synonymy that is often difficult to recon- 
cile. The synonyms of Magnolia denudata Desr. 
(1791), for example, include M. conspicua Salisb. 
(1806), M. precia Correa ex Vent. (1803), and M. 
yulan Desf. (1809). The name Negundo 
fraxinifolium de Vos (1887) isa synonym and 
invalid, because its nomenclatural type is the 
same as that of Acer negundo L. (1753), boxelder, 
a common North American tree that spans the 
continent east to west and is cultivated world- 
wide. 


Common taxonomic synonyms are listed in the 
catalog to identify invalid names found in nurs- 
ery catalogs and in the horticultural and botani- 
cal literature, such as the following: 


Cladrastis lutea’ (Michx.f.) K. Koch = 
C. kentukea (Dum.-Cours.) Rudd 
Magnolia foetida (L.) Sarg. = M. grandiflora L. 
Rhododendron nudiflorum (L.) Torr. = 
R. periclymenoides (Michx.) Shinners 
Rhododendron metternichii Sieb. & Zucc. = 
R.degronianum Carr. ssp. heptamerum 
(Maxim.) Hara 
Rhododendron roseum (Loisel.) Rehd. = 
R. prinophyllum (Small) Millais. 


Vernacular (Common) Names 


The botanical (Latin-form) names and registered 
cultivar names of plants have universal applica- 
tion in the world scientific community. They are, 
moreover, instructive in many ways. By con- 
trast, vernacular names are simply names of 
convenience for local application. Over a wide 
area some plants may have several common 
names, all of equal value, as in laurel magnolia, 
bay, sweet bay, swamp bay, beaver tree, and 
laurel for Magnolia virginiana. Some plants, 
especially the exotics, are often without a com- 
mon name until one is invented. In this catalog 
we include one or two common names in general 
use for many of the listed plants. These names 
are summarized in Appendix E. 


While there are problems associated with com- 
mon names, many people prefer the vernacular. 
Some complain about Latin names of plants as 
too awkward and difficult to pronounce. Ap- 
proached with an open mind, scientific names 
are not difficult. Familiar names used in the 
vernacular, such as anemone, catalpa, chrysan- 
themum, gladiolus, iris, magnolia, petunia, 
phlox, rhododendron, sassafras, wisteria, yucca, 
and zinnia are, in fact, Latin genus names that 
have entered vernacular usage. 


Once established, common names are often 
useful and convenient for trees such as Douglas 
fir, deodar cedar, white oak, and American elm. 
However, unlike botanical names, common 

‘names are sometimes misleading and confusing 
and may impede clear communication and 
understanding, since nothing about these names 
relates to name stability or to classification. In 
the southeastern United States, for example, the 
native deciduous azaleas are commonly known 
as “honeysuckle,” but to many people honey- 


suckle refers only to species of Lonicera of the 
honeysuckle family (Caprifoliaceae). The com- 
mon name for Rhododendron periclymenoides is 
pinxterbloom in Maryland, purple honeysuckle in 
the Carolinas, and election pink in some other 
areas of the southeast. In the United States, the 
indigenous species of Tilia are called basswood or 
linden, while in the United Kingdom members of 
this genus are called lime trees. The use of 
common names should be discouraged because 
of the endless possibilities for misidentification 
and confusion. 


Symbols and Abbreviations 


Acronyms are cited alphabetically under each 
plant entry to identify the collection sites, for 
example, DCNA = District of Columbia/National 
Arboretum; FLUF = Florida/University of Florida, 
Gainesville; and GAUG = Georgia/University of 
Georgia. 


Cultivar names are spelled with initial capital 
letters in roman type and are enclosed with 
single quotation marks: Abelia ‘Edward Goucher’, 
Magnolia ‘Galaxy’. 


Other symbols and abbreviations follow. 


ssp. = subspecies: Hydrangea anomala D. Don 
ssp. petiolaris (Sieb. & Zucc.) McClint. 


var. = varietas (botanical variety): Acer 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A. Murr. var. 
amoenum (Carr.) Hara 


x = multiplication sign used for hybrids: 
interspecific hybrids are identified with the 
multiplication sign placed in front of the 
hybrid epithet, as Abelia < grandiflora 
(Andre) Rehd.; in bigeneric hybrids the 
multiplication sign is placed in front of the 
hybrid genus name, as * Cupressocyparis 
leylanditi (Dallim. & Jacks.) Dallim. 


+ = symbol for graft chimera, as Camellia 
+‘Daisy Eagleson’ 


[] enclose botanical names of cultivars and 
names of parents of hybrids and cultivars 


* designates plant introductions from the U. S. 
National Arboretum breeding program 


? indicates uncertainty as to parentage. 


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ABELIA 


ABELIA R.Br. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 


chinensis R.Br. 

Chinese A. 
DCNA MDFM SCWI 

‘Edward Goucher’ [A. < grandiflora < 


A. schumannii] 


ALBH GAUG SCCU TXRS 
GAJS MDGC TNFN 
< grandiflora (Andre) Rehd. 
Glossy A. 
[A. chinensis < A. uniflora] 
DCCG MDJH MSEP NCSM 
FLMG MDKN NCBE SCCU 
LASL MDLT NCDU TNBM 
MDDF MDNA NCGP 
‘Prostrata’ [A. < grandiflora (Andre) 
Rehd.] 
[A. chinensis < A. uniflora] 
DCNA 
‘Sherwoodii’ [A. < grandiflora (Andre) 
Rehd.] 
[A. chinensis < A. uniflora] 


GAUG SCBR 


ABELIOPHYLLUM Nakai 


OLEACEAE Olive Family 


distichum Nakai 
White Forsythia 


DCNA MDLT 


ABIES UMiill. Fir 
PINACEAE Pine Family 
a ae a 
alba Mill. 
Silver F. 
GABS NCTE VAWP 
balsamea (L.) Mill. 
Balsam F. 
DCNA 


brachyphylla Maxim. 
= A. homolepis 


cephalonica Loud. 
Greek F. 


DCNA MDLT 


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ABIES 


chensiensis Tieghem ssp. salouenensis 
(Bord.-Rey. & Gaussen) Rushforth 
Shensi F. 

DCNA 


cilicica (Ant. & Kotschy) Carr. 
Cilician F. 
VAMP 


concolor (Gord. & Glend.) Lindl. ex Hildebr. 
White F. 

MDLT NCBE VAMP 
ernestii Rehd. 


= A. chensiensis ssp. salouenensis 


firma Sieb. & Zucc. 


Momi F. 
ALOS MDLT TNWF 
DCNA NCBE 
fraseri (Pursh) Poir. 
Fraser F. 
NCAS TNBV VAFR VASG 
‘Glauca’ [A. pinsapo Boiss.] 
DCNA 
holophylla Maxim. 
Manchurian F. 
DCNA 
homolepis Sieb. & Zucc. 
Nikko F. 
DCNA 


homolepis Sieb. & Zucc. var. umbellata 
(Mayr) Wils. 
= A. xumbellata 


koreana Wibls. 
Korean F. 
DCNA 


nobilis (Doug]l.) Lindl. 
= A. procera 


nordmanniana (Steven) Spach 

Nordmann F. 
DCAE 
MDLT 


NCBE 
NCKK 


VABF 


numidica de Lannoy ex Carr. 
Algerian F. 
DCNA 


pectinata DC. 
= A. alba 


pinsapo Boiss. 
Spanish F. 


DCSH VAMP 


ABIES 


procera Rehd. 
Noble F. 
DCNA 


<umbellata (Mayr) Liu 
[A. firma < A..homolepis] 
DCNA 


x vilmorinii Mast. 
[A. cephalonica < A. pinsapo] 
DCNA 


ABUTILON Mill. Flowering Maple 
MALVACEAE Mallow Family 


pictum (Gillies ex Hook. & Arn.) Walp. 
LAMP 


striatum Dicks. ex Lindl. 
= A. pictum 


‘Thompsonii’ [A. pictum (Gillies ex Hook. & 
Arn.) Walp.] 
GACG 


ACACIA Mill. 
FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) 


Wattle, Mimosa 
Bean Family 


berlandieri Benth. 


TXSE 

farnesiana (L.) Willd. 

Sweet A. 
FLUF LAMP TXJS 
LAHG SCKS TXSE 


rigidula Benth. 
LASL 


roemeriana Scheele 
TXSE 


wrightii Benth. 
TXPS 


ACALYPHA lL. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
PE LE ee TO Te WR RE 
hispida Burm.f. 

Chenille Plant 
ALBG 


sanderi N.E.Br. 
= A. hispida 


ACER 
ACANTHOPANAX (Decne. & Planch.) 
Mig. 
= ELEUTHEROCOCCUS 


ACCA O.Berg 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


sellowiana (O.Berg) Burret 
Pineapple Guava 


FLMG LAHG NCGP SCBY 
FLRH MSEP NCOP SCLO 
FLUF MSRN NCWM VANB 
sellowiana (O.Berg) Burret 
(Leaves variegated) 
DCCG GAJS MSEN VAWP 
DCNA MDNA VACW 
FLUF MDRP VASC 
ACER lL. Maple 
ACERACEAE Maple Family 


‘Aconitifolium’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 


J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA GACG MDJS MDPJ 
‘Akaji nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA 


‘Aka washi no o’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Ornatum’ 


‘Akikaze nishiki’ [A. truncatum Bunge] 
DCNA 


‘Albo-limbatum’ [A. rufinerve Sieb. & Zucc.] 
= ‘Hatsuyuki’ 


‘Albo-variegatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Versicolor’ 


‘Almira’ [A. platanoides L.] 
DCNA 


amplum Rehd. 
= A. longipes ssp. amplum 


‘Aokii’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Versicolor’ 


‘Aoyagi’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Argenteo-variegatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. 


ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Versicolor’ 


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ACER 


‘Asahi zuru’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 


J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 

‘Atropurpureum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 

J.A.Murr.] 

Bloodleaf M. 

(Atropurpureum group) 
ALEH GACD MDJH NCOP 
ALTD GACG MDJS NCPL 
ARSN GATS MDLA TNMB 
DCNA GAUG MDMM TNWF 
DEWG MDDF MDNA VAAC 
FLMG MDGG NCBE VACW 
GAAB MDHN NCDU VAGW 


‘Atropurpureum’ [ A. pseudoplatanus L.] 
Purpleleaf Sycamore M. 
DCNA 


‘Atropurpureum Superbum’ [A. palmatum 
Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
(Atropurpureum group) 

DCNA 


‘Aureo-variegatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Aureum’ [A. cappadocicum Gleditsch] 
Golden Colosseum M. 


TNTV 
‘Aureum’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
Golden Full-moon M. 
MDKN SCCC 
‘Aureum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDDF 
‘Autumn Glory’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 
‘Bloodgood’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GAEC GAFN VATA 
‘Brilliantissimum’ [A. pseudoplatanus L.] 
DCNA 
buergerianum Miq. 
Trident M. 
DCWR GAUG TXCC VATA 
GACG TNFE TXMS 
GAFN TNPW VAAC 
GAME TNUT VABF 


ACER 
‘Burgundy Lace’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA GACG 
‘Butterfly’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

MDBG MDJS MDKN TXHL 
campbellii Hiern ssp. flabellatum (Rehd.) 
E.Murr. 

DCNA 


campbellii Hiern ssp. oliverianum (Pax) 
E.Murr. 
= A. oliverianum ssp. oliverianum 


campestre L. 


Hedge M. 
DCCG DCWH TNDR VASC 
DCLC GAUG VAAC 
DCNA NCBE VACW 


campestre L. var. leiocarpum (Opiz) 
Wallroth 


Hedge M. 
MDCP NCCA VABF 
NCBE NCDU 


capillipes Maxim. 
DCNA TNPW 


cappadocicum Gleditsch 

Colosseum M. 
DCCG DCGP DCNA 

cappadocicum Gleditsch ssp. truncatum 

(Bunge) E.Murr. 

= A. truncatum 


carpinifolium Sieb. & Zucc. 
Hornbeam M. 
TNWE 


‘Chas. F. Irish’ [A. platanoides L.] 
DCNA 


‘Chirimen nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Chitoseyama’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


cissifolium (Sieb. & Zucc.) K.Koch 
VABF 


‘Compactum’ [A. campestre L.] 
= ‘Nanum’ 


ACER 


‘Corallinum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 


J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 
‘Crimson King’ [A. platanoides L.] 
DCNA * MDJH TNSC VATA 
‘Crimson Queen’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Dissectum group) 
DCNA 
davidii Franch. 
David's M. 
DCNA MDBG TNRT 
GATS TNFE 


diabolicum Bl. ex K.Koch 
Devil M. 
DCNA VABF 


‘Discolor Versicolor [A. palmatum Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Versicolor’ 


dissectum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
= A. palmatum ‘Dissectum’ 


‘Dissectum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
Laceleaf M. 
(Dissectum group; green-leaved) 
DCCG GACG TNDR 
DCNA GAEC 


‘Dissectum Flavescens’ [A. palmatum 
Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Dissectum Palmatifidum’ [A. palmatum 
Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA SCCC 


‘Dissectum Paucum [A. palmatum Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Dissectum Palmatifidum’ 


‘Dissectum Rubrifolium’ [A. palmatum 
Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA DCWH MDJS NCBE 


‘Dissectum Variegatum’ [A. palmatum 
Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
MDKN 


‘Drummondii’ [A. platanoides L.] 
DCNA 


‘Faassen’s Black’ [A. platanoides L.] 
DCCG DCNA 


ACER 


‘Filicifolium’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Aconitifolium’ 


‘Filigree’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
SCCC 


flabellatum Rehd. 
= A. campbellii ssp. flabellatum 


‘Flavescens’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Dissectum Flavescens’ 


<freemanii E.Murr. 
[A. rubrum < A. saccharinum] 
DCNA 


‘Garnet’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Dissectum group) 

GAEC 


‘Gerling’ [A. rubrum L.] 
DCNA 


ginnala Maxim. 

Amur M. 
DCNA SsCCU TNSC 
GAUG TNCT VACW 
MDJH TNDR VATA 


‘Globosum’ [A. campestre L.| 
= ‘Nanum’ 


griseum (Franch.) Pax 

Paperbark M. 
DCNA GAWH MDLT VAGS 
DEWG MDBG TNHT VATA 
GALA MDGD TNSN 


‘Hagaromo’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDKN MDMG SCCC 
‘Hatsuyuki’ [A. rufinerve Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Heptalobum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= A. palmatum var. amoenum 


‘Hessei’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA MDJS MDKN 
‘Higasayama’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 


DCNA GACG MDJS MDKN 


LS 


ACER 


‘Hogyokuw’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Ichigyo ji’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘lijima sunago’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Inaba shidare’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Dissectum group) 

DCNA 


‘Itaya’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDKN 


‘Itaya meigetsu’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= A. japonicum 


japonicum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Japanese M., Full-moon M. 
DCNA MDJS 


‘Jiro shidare’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Kagiri nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Killarney’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Kingsville Red’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Kinugasayama’ [A. japonicum Thunb. 

ex J.A.Murr.] 

(Sometimes placed in A. sieboldianum Miq.) 
DCNA 


‘Kocho nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Butterfly’ 


‘Kohauchina kaido’ [A. japonicum Miq.] 
DCNA 


‘Koshimino’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDMG 


‘Kurabeyama’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 


J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


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ACER 


‘Laceleaf [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Filigree’ 


‘Linearilobum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDBG 


longipes Franch. ssp. amplum (Rehd.) Jong 
DCNA 


‘Lutescens’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDGD MDJS 


‘Maiko’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Mai kujaku’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Aconitifolium’ 


mandshuricum Maxim. 
Manchurian M. 
MDKN 


‘Masukagami’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Matsukaze’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 


DCNA 
maximowiczianum Miq. 
Nikko M. 

DCNA MDDF VAHM 


‘Mikasayama’ [A. sieboldianum Miq.] 
DCNA 


‘Mino yatsufusa’ [A. buergerianum Miq.] 
TNSN 


‘Mioun’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
(Dissectum group) 
DCNA 


miyabei Maxim. 
Miyabe M. 
MDGD 


‘Miyasama’ [A. buergerianum Miq. 
ssp. formosanum (Hayata) E.Murr. & 
Lauener] é 

DCNA MDKN TNSN 


‘Mizu kuguri’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


ACER 


mono Maxim. 
= A. truncatum 


monspessulanum L. 
Montpellier M. 
VABF 


‘Monumentale’ [A. saccharum Marsh.] 
= ‘Temple’s Upright’ 


‘Monzukushi’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Moonfire’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Mure hibari’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Musashino’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Nomura’ 


‘Nanum’ [A. campestre L.] 
Dwarf Hedge M. 


DCNA TNDR TNTV 
GACG TNSN VAGS 
‘Naruo nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 
‘Nauto kaede’ [A. buergerianum Miq.] 
TNSN 
negundo L. 
Boxelder 
ALAU DCNA DEEM 


negundo L. ssp. latifolium (Pax) Schwerin 
= A. negundo ssp. negundo var. texanum 


negundo L. ssp. mexicanum (DC.) Wesmael 
MDGD 


negundo L. ssp. negundo var. texanum 
Pax 


FLUF MSEN TXHA 
MDSJ NCCA 

‘Newton Sentry’ [A. saccharum Marsh.] 
MDJS 

nigrum Michx. 


= A. saccharum ssp. nigrum 


nikoense Maxim. 
= A. maximowiczianum 


ACER 


‘Nomura’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Nomura nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


oblongum Wall. ex DC. 
Evergreen M. 
FLUF 


‘October Glory’ [A. rubrum L.] 
DCNA 


‘Oekonomierat Stoll’ [A. platanoides L.] 
DCNA 


‘Ogino nagare’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Ogon sarasa’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘O isami’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘O kagami’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Okushimo’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 
GACG 


MDBG 
MDJS 


MDKN 


oliverianum Pax 
DCNA FLUF GAIS 


‘Omato’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Oo shi rini’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Oregon Sunset’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Orido nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Ornatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCCG 
DCNA 


DCWH 
DEWG 


GACG 


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ACER 


‘Osakazuki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDKN 


‘Oshio beni’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Oshu shidare’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 


J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘O take’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Palmatum’ [A. saccharinum L.] 
FLUF 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. amoenum (Carr.) Ohwi 


ALBH GAUG SCCC VACW 
DCNA LAHG SCHS 
GATS MDJS TNDR 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. heptalobum Rehd. 
= A. palmatum var. amoenum 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. matsumurae (Koidz.) Makino 
DCNA 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

var. palmatum 

Japanese M. 
ARWS GAEC MDCP SCCC 
DCCG GAOH MDHN SCNR 
DCNA GAUG MDJS VACW 
FLMG GAWP MSEP VATA 
GACG MDBG NCBE 


pensylvanicum L. 
Striped Maple 
VAGW 


pictum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
= Kalopanax septemlobus 


‘Pixie’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 


(Name of doubtful status) 
DCNA 


platanoides L. 

Norway Maple 
ALAU DCWR MDNA VACW 
DCCG DEMC MDPJ VATA 
DCNA MDHN £MDSJ VAWR 
DCWH MDJS SCKG 


ACER 


pseudoplatanus L. 

Sycamore Maple 
DCCG DESR TNFE VARO 
DCNA MDLA VACS 


pseudosieboldianum (Pax) Komar. 
Purplebloom Maple 
DCNA MDJS 


‘Pyramidale’ [A. rubrum L.] 
DCSE 


‘Reticulatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Shigitatsu sawa’ 


‘Ribbon Leaf’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Atropurpureum group) 

DCNA 


‘Roseo-maculatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Versicolor’ 


‘Roseo-marginatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Kagiri nishiki’ 


‘Rubrifolium’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Dissectum Rubrifolium’ 


rubrum L. 

Red Maple 
DCCG DCWH MDLA -VAGG 
DCNA DEWG VACW 


rubrum L. var. drummondii (Nutt.) Sarg. 
Drummond Maple 
FLUF SCMP TXCTr 


rubrum L. var. tridens A.Wood 
= A. rubrum var. trilobum 


rubrum L. var. trilobum T. & G. ex K.Koch 
ALAU MDHN VACW 
ALOS SCUC VAGW 
FLMG VAAC VAWR 


rufinerve Sieb. & Zucc. 
Redvein Maple 
DCNA GAEC 


saccharinum L. 


Silver Maple 
ALAU DCNA GAFN TNWF 
ARRB DEMC GAVI VACM 


DCCG FLUF SCEM VACW 


ACER 


saccharum Marsh. ssp. floridanum 
(Chapm.) Desm. 


Florida Maple 
ALEH GAAB TXLL 
FLUF NCSM TXMS 
saccharum Marsh. ssp. leucoderme (Small) 
Desm. 
Chalk Maple 
ALEH GAEC GAWD 


saccharum var. monumentale (Temple) 
Rehd. 
= ‘Temple’s Upright’ 


saccharum Marsh. ssp. nigrum (Michx.f.) 

Desm. 

Black Maple 
DCNA 


TNWF VAMP 


saccharum Marsh. var. rugelii (Pax) Rehd. 


DCCG TNSC VAWD 

TNHG VACW VAWR 
saccharum Marsh. ssp. saccharum 
Sugar Maple 

ARRB MDHN TNWF VAHC 

DCCG MDMM- VABF VAWR 

DCNA MDNA VAGG 


‘Sagara nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 


DCNA 
‘Sango kakw’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCEL FLMG MDKN 

DCNA MDBG SCCC 


‘Sanguineum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.|] 
= A. palmatum var. palmatum 


‘Sazanami’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 


DCNA 
‘Schlesingeri’ [A. rubrum L.] 
DCNA 
‘Schwedleri’ [A. platanoides L.] 
Schwedler M. 
DCEL GAOH MDNA VACW 
GALA MDCP TNFE VAWR 


‘Scolopendrifolium’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Linearilobum’ 


‘Seigen’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


ACER 


‘Seiryu’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
(Dissectum group) 
DCNA 


‘Sessilifolium’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Hagoromo’ 


‘Sherwood Flame’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 


DCNA 
‘Shigitatsu sawa’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA MDJS MDKN 
‘Shigurezome’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA 
‘Shino buga oka’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

MDJS 
shirasawanum Koidz. 

MDJS TNSN 
‘Shirigosan’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

(Linearilobum group) 

DCNA 
‘Shishigashira’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA MDJS MDKN SCCC 
‘Shojo’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA 
sieboldianum Miq. 

Siebold Maple 
DCNA DEWG 


spicatum Lam. 
Mountain Maple 
GAEC 


‘Stollii’ [A. platanoides L.] 
= ‘Oekonomierat Stoll’ 


‘Sweet Shadow Cut-Leaf’ [A. saccharum 
Marsh.] 
DCCG 


‘Tamukeyama’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Dissectum group) 

DCNA 


tataricum L. 
Tatarian Maple 
DCNA 


GACG VATA 


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ACER 


‘Tatsuta’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


tegmentosum Maxim. 
Manchurian Striped M. 


DCNA DCPP. MDLT TNTV 
‘Temple’s Upright’ [A. saccharum Marsh.] 
DCNA DEWG MDJS MDPJ 
‘The Bishop’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 

J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDKN 


‘Tilford’ [A. rubrum L.] 
DCNA 


‘Tokiwa nishiki’ [A. truncatum Bunge] 
DCNA 


‘Toyama nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Dissectum group) 

DCNA 


trifidum Hook. & Arn. 
= A. buergerianum 


‘Trompenburg’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


truncatum Bunge 

Shantung Maple 
DCNA MDKN TNUT VABP 
GAUG TNDR VABF 


truncatum Bunge f. dissectum Wesmael 
DCNA 


‘Tsuchi uno’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Mutrr.] 
DCNA 


‘Tsuku bane’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Tsukushi gata’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Tsuri nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Ukon’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Aoyagi’ 


‘Usugumo’ [A. truncatum Bunge] 
DCNA 


ACER 


‘Utsu semi’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Variegatum’ [A. negundo L.] 
ALTD LAGN MDKN VANP 


‘Variegatum’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Dissectum Variegatum’ 


‘Variegatum’ [A. rufinerve Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDBG 


velutinum Boiss. var. vanvolxemii (Mast.) 
Rehd. 
Velvet M. 

DCNA 


‘Versicolor’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG MDKN 


‘Vitifolium’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Waka momiji’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDOF 


‘Washi no o’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr] 
= ‘Dissectum Palmatifidum’ 


‘Waterfall’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
SCCC 


wilsonii Rehd. 
DCNA 


‘Yatsubusa’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG MDPJ 


‘Yayoigasa’ [A. japonicum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Yezo nishiki’ [A. palmatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Yukigumi’ [A. palmcatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


<x zoeschense Pax 
[A. campestre x A. lobellii] 
DCNA 


ACOELORRHAPHE 


ACOELORRHAPHE H.Wendl. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
Se SR EE 0) SRC AE SR Ley ET TS] 
wrightii (Griseh. & H.Wendl.) H.Wendl. ex 
Becc. 

FLUF 


ACTINIDIA Lindl. 

ACTINIDIACEAE Actinidia Family 
a ES ae ea ae ee on SS | 
arguta (Sieb. & Zucc.) Planch. ex Miq. 

Tara Vine 
DCDO DCNA MDGD VATA 
‘Chico’ [A. deliciosa (A.Chev.) C.F.Liang & 
A.R.Ferguson var. deliciosa] 

VATA 


chinensis Planch. 
= A. deliciosa var. deliciosa 


chinensis Planch. var. deliciosa (A.Chev.) 
A.Chev. 
= A. deliciosa var. deliciosa 


deliciosa (A.Chev.) C.F.Liang & 

A.R.Ferguson var. deliciosa 

Kiwi Fruit, Chinese Gooseberry 
GAAB NCDU 


x fairchildii Rehd. 
[A. arguta < A. chinensis] 


MDGD VATA 
kolomikta (Maxim. & Rupr.) Maxim. 
VAGS 
polygama (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 
Silver Vine 
DCNA 
purpurea Rehd. 
VATA 


ADINA  Salisb. 

RUBIACEAE Madder Family 

a EE ES oe Ee Cae Spe ae 

rubella Hance 

Chinese Buttonbush 
ALAU SCCU 
LASL VACW 


VAHM 


AESCULUS 


AESCULUS L. _ Horsechestnut, Buckeye 
HIPPOCASTANACEAE Buckeye Family 
I eee Pr) OE a WR 
‘Baumanii’ [A. hippocastanum L.] 
Double-flowered H. 
DCNA MDBG 
DCSE MDCP 


NCBE 
NCDU 


‘Briotii’ [A. x carnea Hayne] 

[A. hippocastanum * A. pavia] 
DCNA DEWG MDPJ 
DCWR MDKN VACW 


< bushii Schneid. 
[A. glabra < A. pavia] 
MDBP 


californica (Spach) Nutt. 
California B. 


DCNA SCWI 

<x carnea Hayne 

Red H. 

[A. hippocastanum A. pavia] 
DCPL MDBG VAMP 
DCSE MDCP 


< dupontii Sarg. 
[A. flava < (A. pavia < A. sylvatica)] 


DEEM DEWG 

flava Sol. 

Yellow B. 
DCCG MDHN NCTE VAKH 
DCNA MDJH TNFE VAMP 
DEEM MDNA TNSC VAWP 
MDBP NCBE VACP 
MDCP NCKH VACW 

flava Ait. 

= A. flava Sol. 

glabra Willd. 

Ohio B. 
ARHS DCWR MDJH TNFE 
DCNA DEWG MDLS VAMP 
DCWH MDHN SCWI 

x glaucescens Sarg. 

[A. flava < A. sylvatica] 
DEWG 

hippocastanum L. 

H. 
DCCG DEWG MDMM VAPS 
DCNA MDBG VACW 
DCSE MDCP VAGW 
DCWH MDLA VAMP 


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ACTINIDIA arguta (Sieb. & Zucc.) Planch. 
ex Miq. 
[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


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AESCULUS 


< hybrida DC. 

[A. flava < A. pavia] 
DCNA DEWG VAGW 
DCWH VAAL VAWP 


<x marilandica-Booth ex Kirchn. 
[A. glabra x A. flava] 
DCSE DEEM 


maxima Drake 
= A. flava Sol. 


‘Memmingeri’ [A. hippocastanum L.] 
DCNA 


x mutabilis (Spach) Scheele 
[A. sylvatica < A. pavia] 
GACG GAEC 


octandra Marsh. 
= A. flava Sol. 


parviflora Walt. 
Bottlebrush Buckeye 


DCNA LARP MDKN TNNE 
DCWR MDAM MDLT TNUT 


GACG MDHN MDRT 


parviflora Walt. var. serotina Rehd. 


DCNA 

pavia L. 

Red Buckeye 
ALBG LAAL MDKN TNHT 
DEWG LALG NCTP TNMB 
FLUF MDBG SCBR TXMS 


GACG MDIH SCKG VACW 
GASM MDJH SCMG VAWR 


pavia L. var. flavescens (Sarg.) Correll 
TXLL 


x plantierensis Andre 
[A. hippocastanum A. <carnea] 
DCNA DEWG 


sylvatica Bartram 
DCNA GAEC NCCA SCWI 


x woerlitzensis Koehne 
[A. flava x (A. sylvatica < A. pavia)] 
DEWG 


ALBIZIA 


AGARISTA D.Don ex G.Don 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


populifolia (Lam.) D.Don ex Judd 
Pipe Plant, Pipe-stem Wood 


ALAU MDLT SCBR SCWI 

LAAL MDPJ SCCU VAGS 

LALG NCBE SCMP VAPH 
AGAVE lL. Century Plant 


AGAVACEAE Agave Family 


americana L. 
FLUF 


‘Marginata’ [A. americana L.] 
Variegated C. P. 
FLUF 


AILANTHUS Desf. 
SIMAROUBACEAE Quassia Family 
ae SEM eas a ER CTD Ta ee  ] 
altissima (Mill.) Swingle 
Tree-of-heaven 

DEEM MDHN MDSJ 

MDCP MDLT VABP 


glandulosa Desf. 
= A. altissima 


AKEBIA Decne. Akebia 
LARDIZABALACEAE Lardizabala Family 


quinata (Thunb. ex Houtt.) Decne. 
Chocolate Vine 
DCNA MDFM VASS 
MDBG NCDU 


‘Shirobana’ [A. quinata (Thunb. ex Houtt.) 
Decne.] 
MDBG 


ALBIZIA Durazz. 
FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 
a Nag art EO OTe TE CORE Te PERE PION SIE Ven ee | 
julibrissin Durazz. 
Silk Tree, Mimosa Tree 

DCNA MSHB NCTR 

FLUF NCDU SCBR 

MSBN NCOP TNTV 


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SS 


AKEBIA quinata, (Thunb. ex Houtt.) Decne. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


ALBIZIA 


kalkora (Roxb.) Prain 
DCNA NCBE 
GAIS NCDU 


NCTR 
VABF 


VATA 


ALEURITES J.R. & J.G. Forst. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


fordii Hems!l. 
Tung-oil Tree 


ALBG FLUF MSMN 
FLLE GATS NCOP 
FLMG LAAL SCFW 


montana (Lour.) Wils. 
Mu_-oil Tree 
FLUF 


ALLAMANDA lL. 

APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 
SE EY Se aS oO PE Fe EE 
cathartica L. 


ALBG 
ALNUS Miill. Alder 
BETULACEAE Birch Family 


formosana (Burkw.) Makino 
MDJC TXLL 


glutinosa (L.) Gaertn. 
European Alder, Black Alder 
DCCG DCNA VATA 


hirsuta (Spach) Rupr. var. sibirica 
(Spach) Schneid. 
DCNA 


japonica (Thunb.) Steud. 
MDGD 


maritima (Marsh.) Nutt. 
Seaside Alder 


VACW 
serrulata (Ait.) Willd. 
Smooth Alder 
ALAU NCDU TXLL 
LAHG SCPL 


ALOYSIA Juss. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
EEE TEER BL PES aT TPE RT Me OT a Se 
gratissima (Gillies & Hook.) Troncoso 
Lemon Verbena 

LASL 


AMPELOPSIS 


AMELANCHIER Medik. Shadbush 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
Ea To OL Le Os TE 
alnifolia (Nutt.) Nutt. 

MDGD 


arborea (Michx.f.) Fern. 
Common S., Downy Serviceberry 


ALEH DCSG MDBG SCUC 
DCEL DEMC MDLT VACW 
DCNA GACG SCBR VAGW 
asiatica (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 
DCNA MDKN 
canadensis (L.) Medik. 
DCNA SCBR VAGW 
MDWJ VACW 
laevis Wieg. 
Allegheny S., Smooth S. 
DCNA GAEC MDLM VASK 
oblongifolia T. & G. 
= A. canadensis 
‘Rosea’ [A. laevis Wieg.] 
DCNA 
sanguinea (Pursh) DC. 
VAGS 
spicata (Lam.) K.Koch 
DCNA GAUG TNUT 


stolonifera Wieg. 
= A. spicata 


‘Success’ 
MDOF 


AMORPHA lL. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


JSruticosa L. 


Indigo Bush 
DCNA TNDR VAGW 
MDNA VABF 


glabra Desf. ex Poir. 
Mountain Indigo 
ALTR 


AMPELOPSIS Michx. 
VITACEAE Grape Family 
A LAA NTE AI Ta NU URN NT AMET POO BEE NNR ET ea TA 
arborea (L.) Koehne 

DCNA TXLL 


Za 


AMPELOPSIS 


brevipedunculata (Maxim.) Traut. 
= A. glandulosa var. brevipedunculata 


glandulosa (Wall.) Momiy. 

var. brevipedunculata (Maxim.) Momiy. 

Porcelain-berry 
GAAB MDBG VAWP 

‘Elegans’ [A. glandulosa 

var. brevipedunculata (Maxim.) Momiy.] 
DCNA 


AMYRIS P.Br. 

RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
(SS ES a SR 
texana (Buckl.) P.Wilson 


Texas Torchwood 
TXLL 


ANDROMEDA lL. 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


‘Nana’ [A. polifolia L.] 
MDLT 


polifolia L. 
NCFR 


ANISACANTHUS Nees 


ACANTHACEAE Acanthus Family 


thurberi (Torr.) A.Gr. 
TXCT 


ANISOSTICHUS Bur. 
= BIGNONIA 


ANTIGONON Endl. 
POLYGONACEAE Buckwheat Family 


leptopus Hook. & Arn. 
Mexican Creeper 
ALBG FLMG 


APHANANTHE Planch. 
ULMACEAE Elm Family 
(ER SS 2 RE TE 
aspera (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Planch. 

GAME GANG GATC SCHS 


i) 
OQ 


ARDISIA 


ARALIA lL. 

ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 
SS SPT Se a pa a RT ID 
elata (Miq.) Seemann 


DCNA DEMC 
spinosa L. 
Devil's Walking Stick 
ALAU MDLT SCBR VAWP 


ARAUCARIA Juss. 

ARAUCARIACEAE Araucaria Family 
(a TAR LE LE TES) 
araucana (Mol.) K.Koch 


Monkey Puzzle 
MDJR 


bidwillii Hook. 
Bunya-Bunya Tree 
FLUF LAHS 


ARBUTUS L. 

ERICACEAE Heath Family 

ES Se SS OF ES Rae EE 

unedo L. 

Strawberry Tree 
FLUF 
LASL 


NCEL 
SCMP 


SCWI 
VANB 


ARCTOSTAPHYLOS Adans. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
See aS Ee Sen ey ee ay eae ey a 
uva-ursi (L.) Spreng. 
Bearberry, Kinnikinnick 

DCNA MDLT 


ARDISIA O.Swartz 
MYRSINACEAE Myrsine Family 
(SR a Se OR RE AP SSR Oy SO) 
‘Alba’ [A. crenata Sims] 


FLUF 

crenata Sims 

Coralberry 
ALBG FLUF GADG TXDC 
FLMG GACH GATS 


crispa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) A.DC. 
Coral A. 
ALBG FLDG GACG LAAL 


ARDISIA 


japonica (Thunb.) BI. 
Japanese A. 


ALFS LAAL MSMN 
FLDG LAHP SCLM 
GACG SCMG 


LAPA 


ARECASTRUM (Drude) Becc. 


romanzoffianum (Cham.) Becc. 
= Syagrus romanzoffianum 


ARISTOLOCHIA lL. 
ARISTOLOCHIACEAE Aristolochia Family 


elegans Mast. 
Calico Dutchman’s Pipe 
TXPO 


ARONIA Medik. Chokeberry 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 
arbutifolia (L.) Ell. 
Red C. 
DCNA MDMM VADW VAPO 
GAEC TXSE VAFB 
MDLT VABP VAGW 
melanocarpa (Michx.) Ell. 
Black C. 
DCNA VACW VAPO 
MDGD VAGS 


melanocarpa (Michx.) Ell. var. elata Rehd. 
= A. melanocarpa 


prunifolia (Marsh.) Rehd. 
Purplefruit C. 
MDGJ 


ARTEMISIA L. 


ASTERACEAE Aster Family 


abrotanum L. 
Southernwood 
DCNA 


ARUNDINARIA Michx. 
POACEAE Grass Family 
ae a oe Ee A eed 
‘Variegata’ [A. pygmaea (Miq.) Mitf.] 

SCBR 


AUCUBA 


ASCYRUM LL. 
HYPERICACEAE St. John’s-wort Family 


Se a ey 
hypericoides L. 
St. Andrew’s Cross 

NCEG SCWI 


stans Michx. 
= Hypericum stans 


ASIMINA Adans. 
ANNONACEAE Custard-apple Family 


triloba (L.) Dunal 


Pawpaw 
DEWG NCCA VACM VAGW 
MDLT TXLL VACW 

ASTER L. 

ASTERACEAE Aster Family 


a as a TA EL PR OS EE) 
carolinianus Walt. 
Carolina Aster 

SCWI 


AUCUBA ‘Thunb. 


CORNACEAE Dogwood Family 
chinensis Benth. 
DCNA 
‘Goldieana’ [A. japonica Thunb.] 
VAPH 
japonica Thunb. 
Japanese Aucuba 
ALEH GACG MDLT SCNS 
ARWS GAJS MDPJ VACW 
DCCG LAAL SCMG VAWR 
FLMG MDHN SCMP 
japonica Thunb. var. borealis Miyabe & 
Kudo 
DCNA 


‘Limbata’ [A. japonica Thunb.] 
DCNA 


‘Longifolia’ [A. japonica Thunb.] 
DCNA VAPH 


‘Meigetsu’ [A. japonica Thunb.] 
MDMG 


‘Nana’ [A. japonica Thunb.] 
MDTD SCMG 


OM | 


AUCUBA 


‘Salicifolia’ [A. japonica Thunb.] 
DCNA 


‘Variegata’ [A. japonica Thunb.] 
Gold-dust Shrub 


ALBG GAHC MDPJ SCFW 
ARPT GAJS MSMN TNUT 
DCCG LALG NCOP VACW 
FLMG MDLT SCBR 
BACCHARIS lL. Groundsel 
ASTERACEAE Aster Family 


‘Dauphin Island’ [B. halimifolia L.] 
SCWI 


glomeruliflora Pers. 
Southern B. 
SCWI 


halimifolia L. 
Sea Myrtle, G. Tree 
GACG 


BAMBUSA Schreber 
POACEAE 


Bamboo 
Grass Family 


‘Alphonse Karr’ [B. multiplex (Lour.) 
Raeusch.] 
GAIS 


‘Fernleaf’ [B. multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch.] 
FLDG SCCY TXVO 


glaucescens (Willd.) Sieb. ex Munro 
= B. multiplex 


multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch. 
Hedge Bamboo 


FLDG FLMG LAAL NCOP 
‘Silverstripe’ [B. multiplex (Lour.) 
Raeusch.] 

SCCY 


tuldoides Munro 
FLUF 


‘Variegata’ [B. multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch.] 
LAAL 


BERBERIS 


BAUHINIA L. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) 

Bean Family 
SS TE TT a a TTT, 


congesta (Britton & Rose) Lundell 
= B. lunarioides 


divaricata L. 


LASL 
lunarioides A.Gr. ex S.Wats. 
Texas B. 

TXMS TXSE 


saigonensis Pierre ex Gagnep. 
= B. yunnanensis 


yunnanensis Franch. 
TXPS 


BEFARIA Mutis ex L. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
ESE TS SS ST TR RE | 


racemosa Vent. 
Tarflower 
ALAU 


BELOPERONE Nees 

ACANTHACEAE Acanthus Family 
SPT OE OE EE Sy I EE] 
guttata Brandegee 

= Justicia brandegeana 


BERBERIS L. Barberry 
BERBERIDACEAE Barberry Family 
SS al) 
‘Atropurpurea’ [B. koreana Palib.] 
Redleaf Korean B. 

VAGS 


‘Atropurpurea’ [B. thunbergii DC.] 
Redleaf Japanese B. 


ALBH MDBG TNDR 
FLMN NCBE VAPH 
FLRH SCCuU VAWR 


‘Atropurpurea Nana’ [B. thunbergii DC.] 
Dwarf Redleaf Japanese B. 

NCBE VACW VAPH 
‘Aurea’ [B. thunbergii DC.] 
Yellowleaf Japanese B. 

MDBG TNTV VAGS 
‘Byers’ [B. julianae Schneid.] 
Byers Wintergreen B. 

SCCU 


BERBERIS 


‘Chenault’ [B. < hybrido-gagnepainii 

Suring.] 

[B. gagnepainii < B. verruculosa] 
VAWR 


x chenaultii Ahrendt 
= B. x hybrido-gagnepainii ‘Chenault’ 
‘Crimson Pygmy’ [B. thunbergii DC.] 
DCNA MDBG TNTV 
GACG TNSN VAGS 


hookeri Lem. 
Hooker B. 
FLUF 


hookeri Lem. var. viridis Schneid. 
Hooker B. 
SCCU 


julianae Schneid. 
Wintergreen B. 


ALAU GACG MDNA SCUC 
ALBH GAHC NCBE VACW 
ALIT GAJY NCDU VAMP 
ALTD GAUG NCEG VATA 
FLMG LAHG SCCU VAWR 

‘Kobold’ [B. thunbergii DC.] 
GACG 

<x mentorensis H.Schultz & Horvath 

ex L.M.Ames 

Mentor B. 


[B. julianae < B. thunbergii] 
(Plant Patent No. 99) 
ALAU ALIT SCCU 
ALBH NCBE VATA 


mouillacana Schneid. 
DCNA 


‘Parkjuweel’ [B. < media Grootend.] 
[B. hybrido-gagnepainii ‘Chenault’ < B. 
thunbergii] 

DCNA 


sargentiana Schneid. 
Sargent B. 
ALAU GABS 


soulieana Schneid. 
Soulie B. 
GAJS 


‘Sparkle’ [B. thunbergii DC.] 
VATA 


‘Special’ [B. thunbergii DC.] 
DCNA 


BETULA 


thunbergii DC. 

Japanese B. 
DEWG MDLT SCCU VAWL 
FLMG MDNA VAGG 


triacanthophora Hort. not Fedde 
= B. xwisleyensis 


verruculosa Hemsl. & Wils. 
Warty B. 
DCNA TNTV VAMP VATA 


‘William Penn’ [B. < gladwynensis Li] 
[B. julianae < B. verruculosa] 
MDBG VATA 


x wisleyensis Ahrendt 
(Parentage unknown; sometimes labeled 


triacanthophora) 
MDBG NCDU SCCU VAWR 
MDPJ NCWC VAMP 


BERCHEMIA Necker ex DC. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
a I EE ee ee ee I EE] 


‘Issai’ [B. racemosa Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDBG 


racemosa Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese Supplejack 
TNTV 


scandens (J.Hill) K.Koch 
Alabama Supplejack 


SCBR TNSN 
BETULA L. Birch 
BETULACEAE Birch Family 


(REESE ASAD AOE TEE RTE ANS RN IE EE OY PEE Cg] 
alleghaniensis Britton 
Yellow B. 

VACW 


costata Traut. 
MDBG VATA 


‘Dalecarlica’ [B. pendula Roth] 
MDNA TNSN VAJL 


davurica Pall. 
DCNA 


fontinalis Sarg. 
= B. occidentalis 


jaquemontii Spach 
DCNA 


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BETULA 


lenta L. 
Sweet B. 
DCNA 


lutea Michx.f. 
= B. alleghaniensis 


maximowicziana Regel 
VATA 


nigra L. 

River B. 
DCDO NCCA SCBR VACW 
DCWR NCDU SCCU VAMP 


FLUF NCTP TXDM 
occidentalis Hook. 

DCNA 
papyrifera Marsh. 
Paper B. 

DCNA MDGD NCBE 


MDBG MDLM 


papyrifera < B. maximowicziana 
VAGM 


pendula Roth 

European White B. 
ALBH MDLT TNCT VATA 
DCNA NCDU TNFN VAWR 
DCWH SCCU TNSM 


pendula < B. nigra 
VATA 


platyphylla Sukachev var. japonica (Miq.) 
Hara 
Japanese White B. 

DCNA SCCU 


populifolia Marsh. 
Gray B. 
DCCG MDBG NCWC 
DCNA MDJS TNBO 
potaninii Batal. 
DCNA 
pubescens Ehrh. 
Hairy B. 
DCNA 


‘Purpurea’ [B. pendula Roth] 
TNTV 


uber (Ashe) Fern. 
Virginia Roundleaf B. 
DCNA SCWI 


verrucosa Ehrh. 
= B. pendula 


BRUGMANSIA 
‘Youngii’ [B. pendula Roth] 
MDBG 
BIGNONIA L. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


(TS aT |S SEE SS TES TE 
capreolata L. 
Cross Vine 

FLMG GAJI SCWR 

FLUF MDFM VACW 


unguis-cati L. 


= Macfadyena unguis-cati 


BIOTA (D.Don) Endl. 
= PLATYCLADUS 


BREYNIA J.R. &J.G. Forst. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


disticha J.R. & J.G.Forst. 
Snowbush 
LAHG 


nivosa (W.G.Sm.) Small 
= B. disticha 


BROUSSONETIA WLHer. ex Vent. 
MORACEAE Mulberry Family 


papyrifera (L.) Vent. 

Paper Mulberry 
DCNA MSRN TNSG VABF 
MDJH SCUC TNTV VACW 


‘Variegata’ [B. papyrifera (L.) Vent.] 
SCWI 


BRUCKENTHALIA 1 Reichenb. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
ET oT ER RR <A] 
spiculifolia (Salisb.) Reichenb. 
Spike Heath 

DEWG 


BRUGMANSIA Pers. 
SOLANACEAE. Nightshade Family 


a a eee ST a] 
suaveolens (Humboldt& Bonpland ex Willd.) 
Bercht.& J.Presl 
Angel's Trumpet 

ALBG MSHB 


BIGNONIA capreolata L. 


[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


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BRUNFELSIA 


BRUNFELSIA L. 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


A eT RET CS EP CD SDNY PS COS SOD EY OR SY 
australis Benth. 
Yesterday-today-tomorrow 


FLCG GATS TXAV 
FLUF LALG TXLL 
GAJI LASL TXMK 


BUCKLEYA Torr. 

SANTALACEAE Sandalwood Family 
SE RS EEN 
distichophylla (Nutt.) Torr. 

Piratebush 


GAEC NCBE 


BUDDLEJA L. 
BUDDLEJACEAE 


Butterfly Bush 
Buddleja Family 


‘Alba’ [B. davidii Franch.] 
MDWP 


alternifolia Maxim. 
Fountain B. 
DEWG 


crispa Benth. var. farreri (Balf.f. & 
W.W.Sm.)Hand.-Mazz. 
DCNA 


davidii Franch. 
Orange-eye B. 


MDBG NCBE SCCU 
MDWP NCOP 

fallowiana Balf.f. & W.W.Sm. 
GATS 

farreri Balf.f. & W.W.Sm. 
DCNA 

japonica Hemsl. 
DCNA 

lindleyana Fort. ex Lindl. 
GATN LARP MSHB 
LAAL MSEN 


‘Sungold’ [B. x weyeriana Weyer] 
[B. davidii « B. globosa] 
VAGS 


venenifera Makino 
DCNA 


BUXUS 


< weyeriana Weyer 
[B. davidii < B. globosa] 
SCJF 


< whiteana R.J.Moore 
[B. alternifolia <x B. asiatica] 
DCNA 


BUMELIA O.Swartz 

SAPOTACEAE Sapodilla Family 
a a TT TT NE AT RIS ST] 
lacuum Small 

= B. tenax 


lanuginosa (Michx.) Pers. 
Chittamwood 
SCMG TXMS 
lycioides (L.) Pers. 
Southern Buckthorn 


SCBR VACW 
tenax (L.) Willd. 
Ironwood 

SCWI 


BUTIA (Becc.) Becc. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 


capitata (Mart.) Becc. 


Jelly Palm 

FLMG FLUF LAAL 
BUXUS L. Box 
BUXACEAE Boxwood Family 


‘Abilene’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Agram’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Albo-marginata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
= ‘Marginata’ 


‘Angustifolia’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
Willow-leaved B. 


DCNA MSMN TNLW 

FLDG NCCA | 
‘Arborescens’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
Tree B. 

DCNA DEMC TNLW VACW 


‘Arborescens Decussata’ [B. sempervirens 
L.] 
DCNA 


BRUNFELSIA australis Benth. 


[Illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


33 


BUXUS 


‘Argenteo-variegata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA LARP VAGS 


‘Aristocrat’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Aurea Maculata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
= ‘Aureo-variegata’ 


‘Aurea Marginata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
= ‘Marginata’ 


‘Aurea Pendula’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Aureo-variegata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


balearica Lam. 
Balearic B. 
DCNA SCMG 


‘Belleville’ [B. sempervirens L.] 


DCNA 
‘Bullata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
ARRB DCNA GAHC VAAC 
‘Butterworth’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 
‘Compacta’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & Zucc.] 
ALHC DCNA NCFR VATA 
ALTD MDBG VACW VATW 
‘Curly Locks’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zu1cc.] 
DCNA 


‘Denmark’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Edgar Anderson’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Elegantissima’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA VAGS 


‘Fastigiata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
Columnar B. 


DCNA VABF 
‘Glauca’ [B. sempervirens L.] 

DCNA 
‘Grace Hendrick Phillips’ [B. microphylla 
Sieb. & Zucc.] 

DCNA 


‘Graham Blandy’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


BUXUS 


‘Green Gem’ 
(? Hybrid) 
DCNA 


‘Green Mountain’ 
(? Hybrid) 
DCNA 


‘Green Pillow’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zuce,] 
DCNA 


‘Green Velvet’ 
(? Hybrid) 
DCNA 


‘Handsworthiensis’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
Handsworth B. 
DCNA TNSN TNTV 


‘Hardwickensis’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


harlandii Hance 


Harland B. 
ALBG FLMG MSEN VAGS 
ALTD GADG MSEP VATA 
ARHS LALG NCTP VAWM 
ARRB LATU SCFW 


DCNA MDKN SCJM 


‘Heinrich Bruns’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Helen Whiting’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zucc.] 
DCNA 


‘Henry Hohman’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zucc.] 
DCNA 


‘Henry Shaw’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


himalayensis Hort. 
= B. wallichiana 


‘Inglis’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Ipek’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Joe Gable’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA TNSN TNTV 


‘John Baldwin’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zucc.] 
DCNA 


BUXUS 


‘Joy’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Kingsville Dwarf [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zucc.| 
= ‘Compacta’ 


‘Latifolia Macrophylla’ [B. sempervirens 
L.] 
DCNA 


‘Latifolia Nova’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Lynnhaven’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Macrophylla’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Marginata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA MDHN 


‘Memorial’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese B. 


ARHS DEEM MDJS 
DCCG DEWG = TNSN 
DCNA GAEC TNUT 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. var. insularis 
Nakai 
= B. sinica var. insularis 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. var. japonica 
(Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & Wils. 
Japanese Box 


ALBG FLCG LASL SCMP 
ALTD FLMG SCCU TNCT 
ARHS FLUF SCEA 
DCCG GATS SCJM 
DCNA LAAL SCMG 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. var. koreana Nakai 
ex Rehd. 
= B. sinica var. insularis 


* ‘Morris Dwarf’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zucc. var. japonica (Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & 
Wils.] 

DCNA 


* ‘Morris Midget’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & 
Zucc. var. japonica (Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & 
Wils.] 

DCNA 


‘Myrtifolia’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
ALTD 


BUXUS 
* ‘National’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. 


var. japonica (Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & Wils.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Nish’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Northern Find’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Northern New York’ [B. sempervirens L.] 


DCNA 
‘Northland’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 
‘Pendula’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
Weeping B. 
DCCG DCNA 


‘Pincushion’ [B. sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) 
M.Cheng var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng] 
DCNA 


‘Ponteyi’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Prostrata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pyramidalis’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA TNTV 


‘Richard’ [B. harlandii Hance] 
ARWS DCNA LASL 


‘Rotundifolia’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA LARP TNLW VAHM 


‘Ste. Genevieve’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Salicifolia’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


‘Salicifolia Elata’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA 


sempervirens L. 
Common B. 


ALBG GABG NCDU SCMP 
ARRB GACG NCTP TNCT 
DCCG GAHC SCBR TNRU 
DCNA GAKN SCCU TNUT 
DCWH GAOH SCFW VAGS 
DEEM GATN SCJM VAGW 
FLMG MDHN SCMG VAWR 


sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) M.Cheng var. 

insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng 

Korean B. 
ARHS DCNA 


SCCU VATA 


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BUXUS 


stenophylla Hance 
DCNA 


‘Suffruticosa’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
Dwarf English B. 


DCNA GAKN NCSM TNCT 
DCWH GAOH NCTE VACW 
FLCM MDJS SCBR VAGU 
FLDG MSEN SsCcu VATA 
GAHC NCDU SCMP VAWR 


‘Sunnyside’ [B. microphylla Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


‘Tall Boy’ [B. sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) 
M.Cheng var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng] 
DCNA 


‘Tide Hill’ [B. sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) 
M.Cheng var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng] 
VATA 


‘Vardar Valley’ [B. sempervirens L.] 

Jugoslavian B. 
DCNA GACG TNPW 

‘Varifolia’ [B. sempervirens L.] 


DCNA 


wallichiana Baill. 
DCNA 


‘Welleri’ [B. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Winter Beauty’ [B. sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) 
M.Cheng var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng] 
DCNA 


‘Wintergreen’ [B. sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) 
M.Cheng var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng] 
SCCU 


CAESALPINIA L. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) 
Bean Family 


gilliesii Hook. 
SCWI 


CALLIANDRA Benth. 

FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 
PPM aes TUE NLS ARERR OS ApS GCS ds MEL DE eI RE ON Ss See RE 
tweediei Benth. 


Mexican Flamebush 
GACH LAAL TXDC TXPS 


(Se) 
Oo 


CALLISTEMON 
CALLICARPA L. Beautyberry 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 


SE 
americana L. 


American B. 
ALAU GACG NCDU VAGS 
ALBG LAAL SCBR 


FLUF NCAG TXRS 


bodinieri Lev. 
Bodinier B. 
MDPJ 


bodinieri Lev. var. giraldii Rehd. 
DCBG DCNA =CeU 


dichotoma (Lour.) K.Koch 
Purple B. 

MDBG SCCU VACW 
japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Japanese B. 

DCNA MDKN SCWI 

GAEH SCCU TNUT 


‘Lactea’ [C. americana L.] 
White-fruited B. 
GACG SCBR SCWI TXRS 


‘Leucocarpa’ [C. dichotoma (Lour.) K.Koch] 
DCNA 


macrophylla Vahl 
FLUF 


tosaensis Makino 
VATA 


CALLISTEMON R.Br. Bottlebrush 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 
citrinus (Curtis) Skeels 

ALFS FLUF LASL 

FLCS GASM NCOP 


linearis (Schrad. & J.C.Wendl.) DC. 
Narrowleaf B. 
FLUF LASL 


rigidus R.Br. 
Stiff B. 
FLUF 


rugulosus Miq. 
SCWI 


salignus (Sm.) DC. 
Willow B. 
ALBG LASL 


CALLISTEMON 


viminalis (Sol. ex Gaertn.) G.Don 
FLMG FLUF GACG 


CALLITRIS Vent. 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


columellaris F.Muell. 
FLUF 


CALLUNA Salisb. Heather 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


‘August Beauty’ [C. vulgaris (L.) Hull] 
MDLT 


‘Aureafolia’ [C. vulgaris (L.) Hull] 
MDLT 


‘H. E. Beale’ [C. vulgaris (L.) Hull] 
MDLT 


‘Juno’ [C. vulgaris (L.) Hull] 
MDLT 


‘Plena’ [C. vulgaris (L.) Hull] 
MDLT 


‘Silver Queen’ [C. vulgaris (L.) Hull] 
MDLT 


‘Tib’ [C. vulgaris (L.) Hull] 
MDLT 


7 vulgaris (L.) Hull 
Scotch H. 
DCNA 


CALOCEDRUS 
CUPRESSACEAE 


Kurz 
Cypress Family 


decurrens (Torr.) Florin 
Incense Cedar 


ALFN GAMP NCCA TNUT 
DEPC GAWJ NCTE VAMP 
FLUF MDBG SCHS 
GAHC MDJH TNPC 
GAHS MDJS TNTV 


CALYCANTHUS L. 
CALYCANTHACEAE § Calycanthus Family 


‘Athens’ [C. floridus L.] 
GACG GAMD GAPG 

fertilis Walt. 

= C. floridus 


CAMELLIA 
floridus L. 
Sweetshrub, Carolina Allspice 
ALAU GAVA NCBE TNDG 
ALBH LASL NCCA VACW 
DEEM MDBM NCTP VADW 
DEWG MDJS SCCU VAGW 
GACG MDLA SCDB VANB 
GAEC MDNA SCHW VAWP 
GAFF MDWP SCMP 
GAUG MSEP SCWC 


floridus L. var. laevigatus (Willd.) T. & G. 
= C. floridus 


‘Margarita’ [C. floridus L.] 
GAEC VAPH 


CAMELLIA L. 


THEACEAE Tea Family 


* ‘Ack-Scent’ [C. japonica ‘Kramer’s 
Supreme’ < C. ‘Fragrant Pink Improved’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Ack-Scent Pink’ [C. japonica ‘Fragrant 
Star’ <x C. ‘Fragrant Pink’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Ack-Scent Red’ [C. japonica ‘Arabella’ 
x C. ‘Fragrant Pink’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Ack-Scent Sno’ [C. japonica ‘Frost 
Queen’ * C. ‘Fragrant Pink’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Ack-Scent Spice’ [C. japonica ‘Fragrant 
Star’ x C. ‘Fragrant Pink’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Ack-Scent Star’ [C. japonica ‘Fragrant 
Star’ x C. ‘Fragrant Pink’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Ack-Scent White’ [C. japonica ‘Frost 
Queen’ * C. ‘Fragrant Pink’] 
DCNA 


‘Alice Morrison’ [C. japonica L.] 
ALBG 


‘Anemoniflora’ [C. japonica L.] 
Warratah C. 
SCMP 


‘Annette’ [C. sasanqua Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 
assimilis Champ. ex Benth. 
MDGD 


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CALYCANTHUS floridus L. 


[illustrator Peggy K. Duke] 


CAMELLIA 


‘Aunt Jetty’ [C. japonica L.] 
FLMG 


‘Barbara Morgan’ [C. japonica L.] 
DCNA 


‘Capt. Rawes’ [C. reticulata Lindl.] 
LAGN 


‘Chandleri Elegans’ [C. japonica L.] 
VACW 


‘Cherokee’ [C. sasanqua Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Cinnamon Cindy’ [C. japonica 
‘Kenyo-Tai’ < C. lutchuensis] 
DCNA 


‘Cleopatra’ [C. sasanqua Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
VATA 


crapnelliana Tutch. 
DCNA MDGD 


‘Crimson Bride’ [C. sasanqua Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


cuspidata (Kochs) J.G.Veitch 
SCMG 


+‘Daisy Eagleson’ [C. sasanqua ‘Maiden’s 
Blush’ + C. japonica] 
(Graft chimera) 

DCNA 


‘Daitairin’ [C. japonica L.| 
ALBG 


‘Dawn’ [C. vernalis (Makino) Makino] 
MDGD 


‘Doctor Tinsley’ [C. japonica L.] 
ARRB 


‘Donation’ [C. < williamsii W.W.Sm.] 
[C. japonica < C. saluenensis] 
ALBG 


‘Donation Sport’ [C. < williamsii W.W.Sm.] 
[C. japonica < C. saluenensis] 
DCNA 


drupifera (Lour.) Pierre 
FLIF 


* ‘Fragrant Joy’ [C. rusticana < 
C. lutchuensis] 
DCNA 


CAMELLIA 


* ‘Fragrant Pink’ [C. rusticana ‘Yoshida’ 
x C. lutchuensis] 
DCNA 


* ‘Fragrant Pink Improved’ 
(Polyploid of C. ‘Fragrant Pink’) 
DCNA 


fraterna Hance 
ALTD LASL MDGD 

* ‘Frost Prince’ [C. hiemalis 

‘Shishigashira’ < C. oleifera] 
DCNA MDLT 


* ‘Frost Princess’ [C. hiemalis ‘Billy 
Wylam’ ~ C. oleifera] 
DCNA 


* ‘Frost Queen’ [C. japonica L.] 
DCNA 


‘Gov. Mouton Variegated’ [C. japonica L.] 
SCMP 


granthamiana Sealy 
MDGD SCMG VANB 

‘Guilio Nuccio’ [C. japonica L.] 
TNMB 


‘Inspiration’ [C. reticulata < 
C. saluenensis] 
VAGS 


japonica L. 
Common C. 


ALSH FLUF SCBR SCMP 

DCNA MDBG SCMG VACW 
kissii Wall. 

MDGD 


‘Kumasaka’ [C. japonica L.] 
ALBG 


‘Leucantha’ [C. japonica L.] 
DCWH 


‘Little Princess’ [C. fraterna < 
C. japonica] 
ALBG 


lutchuensis Ito 
MDGD 


‘Marie Wood’ [C. japonica L.] 
VANB 


miyagii (Koidz.) Makino & Nemoto 
= C. sasanqua 


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CAMELLIA 


‘November Pink’ [C. < williamsii W.W.Sm.] 
[C. japonica < C. saluenensis] 
MDGD 


oleifera Abel 

Oil C. 
DCNA GAEC MDLT 
GACG MDGD VACW 


* ‘Polar Ice’ [C. ‘Frost Princess’ < 
C. oleifera] 
DCNA 


‘Professor Sargent’ [C. japonica L.] 
DCWH 


‘Reverend John G. Drayton’ 
[C. japonica L.] 
SCMG 


saluenensis Stapf 
NCEL 


‘Sarah Frost’ [C. japonica L.] 
ALRH NCTP 


sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Sasanqua C. 
ALBG FLUF NCAG SCMG 
ARRB GAWH NCDU SCWP 
DCNG MDGD SCKG 


‘Sayehime’ [C. vernalis (Makino) Makino] 


DCNA 
‘Sharon Elizabeth’ [C. sasanqua Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 
‘Sieboldii’ [C. japonica L.] 
DCWH 
sinensis (L.) O.Ktze. 
Tea Plant 
DCNA GAJS MSEP SCMP 
FLIF MDFM NCTE VAGS 


GACG MDLT SCBR VAMP 
GAEH MDRP SCKG 


* ‘Snow Flurry’ [C. ‘Frost Princess’ < 
C. oleifera] 
DCNA 


* ‘Sunworshiper’ [C. hongkongensis < 
C. rusticana] 
DCNA 


‘Tama no ura’ [C. japonica L.] 
DCNA 


tenuifolia (Hayata) Cohen-Stuart 
FLIF MDGD 


CAMPYLOTROPIS 


‘Texas Star’ [C. sasanqua Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
ALCW 


‘Tiny Princess’ 
VAPH 


tsaii H.H.Hu 
MDGD 


* ‘Two Marthas’ [C. sasanqua ‘Onishiki’ < 
C. kissii] 
DCNA 


‘Ville de Nantes’ [C. japonica L.] 
FLUF 


* ‘Winter’s Charm’ [C. oleifera < 
C. sasanqua ‘Takara-awase’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Winter’s Hope’ [C. ‘Frost Princess’ < 
C. oleifera] 
DCNA 


* ‘Winter’s Rose’ [C. hiemalis ‘Otome’ 
C. oleifera] 
DCNA 


* ‘Winter’s Star’ [C. ‘Frost Prince’ < 
C. hiemalis] 
DCNA 


CAMPSIS Lour. 


BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


grandiflora (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Schum. 
Chinese Trumpet-creeper 
MDFM TNSC 


‘Mme. Galen’ [C. <tagliabuana (Vis.) Rehd.] 
[C. grandiflora < C. radicans] 

DCNA MDFM TNSC 

DCRS SCCU VAGS 


radicans (L.) Seemann ex Bur. 
Trumpet-creeper, Trumpet Vine 
DCNA MDLT SCBR VACW 
LAAL NCBE SCCU VAMW 


‘Yellow Trumpet’ [C. radicans (L.) 
Seemann ex Bur.] 
SCCU VAGS 


CAMPYLOTROPIS Bunge 
FABACEAE (Papilionoideae) Bean Family 
Ce a 


macrocarpa Bunge 
MDSC 


CARAGANA 


CARAGANA Fabr. Pea Shrub 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
aE SS ST aS DR OM On a 
arborescens Lam. 
PS: 

DEWG 


chamlagu Lam. 
= C. sinica 


‘Lorbergii’ [C. arborescens Lam.] 


MDKN 
‘Pendula’ [C. arborescens Lam.] 
DCNA TNSN 
sinica (Buc’hoz) Rehd. 
Chinese P.S. 
DCNA GAEC MDKN 
‘Sylvatica’ [C. frutex (L.) K.Koch] 
DCNA 
CARISSA L. 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


macrocarpa (Eckl. & Zeyh.) A.DC. 


LALG LASL 
CARPINUS L. Hornbeam 
BETULACEAE Birch Family 


=e EE Re oes eS ae LL a ee ee 
‘Ascendens’ [C. caroliniana Walt.] 


TNLW 
betulus L. 
European H. 
DCCG DCNA DEMC MDTD 
caroliniana Walt. 
American H., Ironwood 
ALAU FLUF NCCA TXMS 
DCCG MDHN SCBR VACW 
DEWG MDWP SCMP 
cordata Bl. 
Heartleaf H. 
MDGD TNDG 
‘Fastigiata’ [C. betulus L.] 
Columnar H. 
DCCG TNFEFN TNTV 
DCNA TNSN VACW 
japonica Bl. 
Japanese H. 
DCNA TNSN TNTV VACW 


CARYA 


orientalis Mill. 
DCNA 


‘Purpurea’ [C. betulus L.] 
Purple-leaf H. 
TNTV 


CARYA Nuit. 
JUGLANDACEAE 


aquatica (Michx.f.) Nutt. 
Bitter Pecan, Water H. 


SCBR 
cordiformis (Wang.) K.Koch 
Bitternut 
DCWM 
glabra (Mill.) Sweet 
Pignut 
ALAU FLWC TNBM VASC 
FLUF SCBR VAGG 
‘Glover’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 
‘Hines’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 
illinoinensis (Wang.) K.Koch 
Pecan 
ALCG GAIS MDHN SCWC 
DCCG LATU SCBR SCWI 
DCJS MDBR SCMP VAGW 
illinoinensis x C. sp. 
Hican 
TNSN 
‘Koon’ [C. illinoinensis < C. sp.] 
MDGD 
laciniosa (Michx.f.) Loud. 
Shellbark H. 
FLMG NCCP 


‘Lake’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 


‘Lingenfelter’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 


‘Mehan’ [C. illinoinensis (Wang.) K.Koch] 
Mehan Pecan 
ALBH 


ovalis (Wang.) Sarg. 
Sweet Pignut 


ALAU SCBR 


Hickory 
Walnut Family 


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CARYA 
ovata (Mill.) K.Koch 


Shagbark H. 
DEEM VAGG 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch var. pubescens Sarg. 
TNHG 

pallida (Ashe) Engl. & Graebn. 

Sand H. 
ALAU VASC 


‘Romig’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 


‘Schaul’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 


‘Schinnerling’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 


‘Stuart’ [C. illinoinensis (Wang.) K.Koch] 
Stuart Pecan 


ALBH DCNA FLUF NCCA 
tomentosa (Lam.) Nutt. 
Mockernut H. 
DCCG FLUF SCBR VAMP 
FLMG NCWK TNBM 


‘Vest’ [C. ovata (Mill.) K.Koch] 
MDAB 


CARYOPTERIS Bunge 


VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 


< clandonensis Simmonds 
[C. incana « C. mongholica] 
MDBG 


incana (Thunb. ex Houtt.) Miq. 
DCNA 


CASIMIROA Llave & Lex. 


RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


edulis Llave & Lex. 
White Sapote 
FLUF 


pringlei (S.Wats.) Engelm. 
TXMS TXPS 


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CASTANOPSIS 
CASSIA L. Senna 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) 
Bean Family 
SE a Fa EI] 
alata L. 
Ringworm S. 
ALBG NCOP 
coluteoides Coll. 
ALBG FLMG LAAP 
FLDJ GATS SCCL 
corymbosa Lam. 
FLUF 
CASTANEA Miill. Chestnut 


FAGACEAE Beech Family 
ESS ES EE CT LS eS ST) 
‘Argenteo-variegata’ [C. sativa L.] 

DCNA 


‘Crane’ [C. mollissima Bl.] 
MDAB 


crenata Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese C. 
DCECT 


‘Meiling’ [C. mollissima B1.] 


MDAB 

mollissima Bl. 

Chinese C. 
DCNA GAIS TNSC VAWR 
DCWH MDHN TNWF 
DEMC MDLT VACM 

‘Nanking’ [C. mollissima B].] 
MDAB 

‘Orrin’ [C. mollissima Bl.] 
MDAB 

sativa Mill. 

Common C., European C. 
MDBR 


vesca Gaertn. 
= C. sativa 


CASTANOPSIS (D.Don) Spach 
Chinquapin 


FAGACEAE Beech Family 


cuspidata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Schottky 
Japanese C. 
ALON 


GAIS LAGN 


CASTANOPSIS 


cuspidata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Schottky 
var. sieboldii (Makino) Nakai 
FLMG 


sclerophylla Schottky 
GAIS 


CASUARINA Adans. 


CASUARINACEAE Casuarina Family 


cunninghamiana Miq. 
Australian Pine, Beefwood 
FLDH FLGA 


CATALPA Scop. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


bignonioides Walt. 
Common C., Indian Bean 


DCSH MDHN VAWR 

GAMC SCGB 
bungei C.A.Mey. 

Manchurian C. 

TNRW 
ovata G.Don 
Chinese C. 

DCCG DCJJ DCPC SCCU 
speciosa Warder ex Engelm. 
Western C. 

DEWG NCCA VACM 

GABS TNHG 


CEANOTHUS lL. 

RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 

ST 2 EES ST Pe ee] 

americanus L. 

New Jersey Tea 
DCNA VAMP 

x delilianus Spach 

[C. americanus < C. caeruleus] 
VAGS 


‘Gloire de Versailles’ [C. < delilianus 
Spach] 
[C. americanus < C. caeruleus] 

SCWI 


‘Marie Simon’ [C. < pallidus Lind1l.] 
[C. ? <delilianus < C. ovatus] 


DCNA DEWG 
microphyllus Michx. 
SCWI 


CEDRUS 


velutinus Doug. 
Snowbrush C. 
SCJF 


CEDRELA P.Br. 

MELIACEAE Mahogany Family 
AITO NTN I a LS NE ee, PP ao 
sinensis Juss. 

= Toona sinensis 


CEDRUS Trew Cedar 
PINACEAE Pine Family 


RAE RLF eT aR TE OR SN, MEE ND UR a OE IT] 
atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex Carr. 


Atlas C. 

DCNA NCCA VABF 

GAUG NCTP VACW 

MDJS TNMB VARH 
‘Aurea’ [C. atlantica (Endl.) Manetti 
ex Carr.] 

DCNA MDJS 


‘Aurea’ [C. deodara (Roxb.) G.Don] 
DCNA MDBG 


brevifolia (Hook.f.) A.Henry 
= C. libani ssp. brevifolia 


deodara (Roxb.) G.Don 


Deodar C. 
ALBG GACG MDHN TNSN 
ARUM GAJI NCBE VAMP 
DCCG GAOH NCTE VARH 
DCNA GAUG SCCU 
FLMG GAWS SCHG 
‘Fastigiata’ [C. atlantica (Endl.) Manetti 
ex Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Fastigiata’ [C. deodara (Roxb.) G.Don] 
DCNA 
‘Glauca’ [C. atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex 
Carr.] 
Blue Atlas C. 
DCNA MDCP TNSG 
MDBG MDLT 


‘Glauca Pendula’ [C. atlantica (Endl.) 

Manetti ex Carr.] 
DCNA MDBG MDLT 

libanensis Juss. ex Mirb. 

= C. libani 


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CEDRUS 


libani A.Rich. 
Cedar-of-Lebanon 


ALAU ALTD MDBG 

ALFN GALS MDHN 
libani A.Rich. ssp. brevifolia (Hook.f.) 
Meikle 
Cyprus Cedar 

DCNA 
libani A.Rich. var. stenocoma (O.Schwarz) 
Davis 

DCNA MDDF 


libanotica Trew ex Pilger ssp. brevifolia 
(Hook.f.) O.Schwarz 
= C. libani ssp. brevifolia 


‘Limelight’ [C. deodara (Roxb.) G.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Nana’ [C. libani A.Rich.] 
DCNA 


‘Pendula’ [C. atlantica (Endl.) Manetti 
ex Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Pendula’ [C. deodara (Roxb.) G.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Pygmy’ [C. deodara (Roxb.) G.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Repandens’ [C. deodara (Roxb.) G.Don] 
DCNA 


CELASTRUS L. Bittersweet 
CELASTRACEAE Staff-tree Family 
ESS] 
angulatus Maxim. 


TNSN 
orbiculatus Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Oriental B. 

ALAU NCBE TNTV 

MDGJ SCBR VACW 

MDPJ SCCU VANB 
rosthornianus Loesn. 

SCBR 
CELTIS L. Hackberry 
ULMACEAE Elm Family 


australis L. 


DCNA GAIS 


a4 


CEPHALOTAXUS 
caucasica Willd. 
Caucasian H. 
GAIS 
laevigata Willd. 
Sugarberry 
ALTD FLUF SCMP VAMP 
DCLP LAAL TXHN 
occidentalis L. 
Common H. 
ALUA GAHC TNFE TNWFE 
DCCG MDLA TNLW VARR 
DEMC NCWT TNUT VASC 
pallida Torr. 
Spiny H. 
TXPS 
sinensis Pers. 
Chinese H. 
DCGP DCPG TNFE 
DCNA GAUG 


sinensis Pers. var. japonica (Planch.) Nakai 
VATA 


tala Gillies ex Planch. 
GAIS 


CEPHALANTHUS L. 

RUBIACEAE Madder Family 
SS SS SS a ER | 
occidentalis L. 


Buttonbush 
ALAU LAMP SCBR 
FLUF MDWP 


CEPHALOTAXUS Sieb. & Zucc. 
ex Endl. 


CEPHALOTAXACEAE __— Plum-yew Family 


‘Fastigiata’ [C. harringtonia (J.Knight 
ex Forbes) K.Koch] 


ALTD FLUF MDLT VAGS 

FLCG GAHC NCOP VAMP 

FLMG GAOH SCMG 
harringtonia (J.Knight ex Forbes) K.Koch 
Plum Yew 

ALEH GAEH MDGD VABR 

DCNA GAGR NCBE VAGG 

GABG GAIS NCCA VAMP 


‘Nana’ [C. harringtonia (J.Knight 
ex Forbes) K.Koch] 
SCMG 


CERATIOLA 


CERATIOLA Michx. 
EMPETRACEAE Crowberry Family 
EE PT EN Se | TT eS eNO PE eS | 
ericoides Michx. 
Sandheath 

SCBR 


CERATOSTIGMA Bunge 
PLUMBAGINACEAE Leadwort Family 
EE ee ET CDEP ae ee ST OS 
plumbaginoides Bunge 

DCNA DEMC 


willmottianum Stapf 
Chinese Plumbago 
SCWI 


CERCIDIPHYLLUM Sieb. & Zucc. 
CERCIDIPHYLLACEAE 

Katsura-tree Family 
a WN Een ee oe ET) 
japonicum Sieb. & Zucc. 
Katsura Tree 


DCAC DCNA DEMC MDJS 
DCCG DCWR GAUG TNHT 
DCDO DEEM MDJH TNMB 
‘Pendula’ [C. japonicum Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDBG 
CERCIS L. 


FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) 

Bean Family 
ae ee ee ae Ses Se | 
‘Alba’ [C. canadensis L.] 

ALTD DCNA LASL 
ARPT GAEC TNCT 


VAWR 


‘Alba’ [C. canadensis L. ssp. texensis 
(S.Wats.) E.Murr.] 
TNTV 


‘Alba’ [C. chinensis Bunge] 
DCNA 


canadensis L. 
North American Redbud 


ALBG DEMC MDBG SCRL 

ALEH DEWG MDJH SCUC 
ALTD FLCG MDJS VACW 
ARRB FLMG MSHB VAGW 
ARUM FLUF NCTP VAMP 
DCCG GAVI SCCU VATA 

DCWH LASL SCMP 


CHAENOMELES 

chinensis Bunge 
Chinese Redbud 

ALIT GACG MDBG MDWP 

DCCG GACW MDDF VACW 
‘Forest Pansy’ [C. canadensis L.] 

DCNA TNCT TNSC TNTV 

GAUG TNFN TNSM VACW 


‘Oklahoma’ [C. canadensis L. ssp. texensis 
(S.Wats.) E.Murr.] 
MDBG TNCT 


‘Plena’ [C. canadensis L.] 
FLMG SCBR 


reniformis Engelm. 
= C. canadensis ssp. texensis 


‘Rubrum’ [C. siliquastrum L.] 
DCNA 


‘Ruby Atkinson’ [C. canadensis L.] 
TNCT 


‘Wither’s Pink Charm’ [C. canadensis L.] 
DEWG MDKN 


CESTRUM L. 


SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


nocturnum L. 
Night Jessamine 
FLUF 


CHAENOMELES Lindl. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


(Chaenomeles is an orthographic correction of 
the name published by Lindley in 1821 as 
Choenomeles.) 


‘Apple Blossom’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
DEWG GACG 


‘Candida’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
ARPT MDHN VAMP 
DEMC VACW 


‘Cardinalis’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
GACG 


‘Corallina’ [C. < superba (Frahm) Rehd.] 


[C. japonica < C. speciosa] 
SCBR 


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CHAENOMELES 


‘Crimson and Gold’ [C. < superba (Frahm) 
Rehd.] 
[C. japonica = C. speciosa] 

DEWG 


‘Hanazono’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
GACG 


japonica (Thunb.) Lindl. ex Spach 
Japanese Flowering Quince 
MSHB 


‘Knap Hill Scarlet’ [C. x superba (Frahm) 
Rehd.] 
[C. japonica < C. speciosa] 

DEWG 


lagenaria (Loisel.) Koidz. 
= C. speciosa 


‘Mandarin’ [C. < superba (Frahm) Rehd.] 
[C. japonica = C. speciosa] 
DCNA 


‘Marmorata’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
GACG 


‘Mt. Everest’ [C. < vilmoriniana Weber] 
[C. cathayensis < C. speciosa] 
GACG 


‘Nivalis’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
GACG 


‘Perfecta’ [C. superba (Frahm) Rehd.] 
[C. japonica < C. speciosa] 
DEWG 


‘Phyllis Moore’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
DEWG 


‘Pink Lady’ [C. < superba (Frahm) Rehd.] 
[C. japonica < C. speciosa] 
GACG 


‘Rosy Morn’ [C. <californica Clarke & 
Weber] 
[C. cathayensis < C. superba] 

GACG 


‘Roxana Foster’ [C. < superba (Frahm) 
Rehd.] 
[C. japonica < C. speciosa] 

GACG 


‘Rubra’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
GACG 


‘Ruby Glow’ [C. < superba (Frahm) Rehd.] 
[C. japonica x C. speciosa] 
GACG 


CHAMAECYPARIS 


‘Simonii’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
GACG 


‘Snow’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
DEWG GACG 


speciosa (Sweet) Nakai 

Japanese Quince, Flowering Quince 
DCWH MDHN SCBR VACW 
FLDG MDLA SCPR VAMP 


GAGM MSMN SCSR 

MDBG NCWC TXAB 
‘Stanford Red’ [C. superba (Frahm) 
Rehd.] 
[C. japonica < C. speciosa] 

GACG 


< superba (Frahm) Rehd. 
[C. japonica < C. speciosa] 
DCNA FLCG FLMN SCFW 


‘Toyo nishiki’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakai] 
GACG 


‘Umbilicata’ [C. speciosa (Sweet) Nakaij] 
GACG 


CHAMAECYPARIS Spach 
False Cypress 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 
LS SS EP IE a a 
‘Albospica’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Allumii’ [C. lawsoniana (A.Mutrr.) Parl.] 
VACR 


‘Andelyensis’ [C. thyoides (L.) BSP.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Aurea Nana’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
MDLT 


‘Blom’ [C. lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl.] 
DCNA 


‘Boulevard’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
ALBH MDBG VATA 


‘Breviramea’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Compacta’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


CHAMAECYPARIS 
‘Contorta’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 
‘Coralliformis’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] ‘ 
DCNA 


‘Crippsii’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA MDBG NCDU 
GAEC MDJS 


‘Cyanoviridis’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
= ‘Boulevard’ 


‘Ericoides’ [C. thyoides (L.) BSP.] 
ALSM FLUF NCTP VATW 
DCNA GABC SCFW 
FLMG GAEC SCRS 
FLRI MDBG SCTR 


‘Filicoides’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 


GAWH MDBG MDJS NCDU 
‘Filifera’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA MDBG VAOD 
GAEH VAMP VATA 


‘Filifera Aurea’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA MDLT VAMP 


‘Filiformis’ [C. lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl.] 
DCNA 


‘Filiformis Aurea’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 


Endl.] 
MDLT 


‘Filiformis Compacta’ [C. lawsoniana 
(A.Murr.) Parl.] 
DCNA 


funebris (Endl.) Franco 
Mourning Cypress 


GAFN LARP SCHG 

LAAL LATU 
‘Gold Drop’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 

MDLT 
‘Gold Spangle’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 

DCNA 
‘Golden Mop’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 

MDBG 


‘Gracilis’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA MDJS VAGG 


CHAMAECYPARIS 


henryae Li 
= C. thyoides 


‘Intermedia’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Juniperoides Aurea’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Kosteri’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. 

Lawson Cypress, Port Orford Cedar 
FLGS SCCU VAMP VAWM 

‘Lutea’ [C. lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl.] 
ALTD 


‘Lycopodioides’ [C. lawsoniana (A.Murr.) 
Parl.] 
DCNA 


‘Lycopodioides’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Mariesii’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Monstrosa’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Nana’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA VATA 


‘Nana Argentea’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Nana Aurea’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Nana Gracilis’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA MDBG MDLT NCGC 


‘Nana Miko’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
= ‘Snow’ 


‘Nana Pyramidalis’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.) 
DCNA 


nootkatensis (D.Don) Spach 
Alaska Cedar, Nootka False Cypress 
DCNA MDBG MDLT MSHB 


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CHAMAECYPARIS 


obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 
Hinoki False Cypress 


DCNA MDDF VASK VAWM 
GAIS VAMP VATA 
‘Pembury Blue’ [C. lawsoniana (A.Murr.) 
Parl.] 
DCNA 
‘Pendula Vera’ [C. lawsoniana (A.Murr.) 
Parl.] 
TNSN 


pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 


Sawara False Cypress 


ALBH MDBG MDLA MDSM 
ALTD MDHN MDLT VAMP 
DCNA MDJS MDSJ 
‘Plumosa’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 
‘Plumosa Aurea’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
MDJS 
‘Plumosa Aurea Nana’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA MDBG VATA 


‘Plumosa Compacta’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.] 


DCNA MDBG VATA 
‘Plumosa Compressa’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.] 

DCNA 


‘Pygmaea’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Pygmaea’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Pygmaea Aurescens’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Reis Dwarf [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Repens’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Rigid Dwarf’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Sanderi’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
ALHC DCNA 


48 


CHAMAEDAPHNE 


‘Snow’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Spiralis’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Squarrosa’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
Moss False Cypress 
DCSH GAEC SCCU VATA 
DCWR MDHN VAMP 
FLUF MDJS VASK 


‘Squarrosa Intermedia’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. 
& Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA MDBG VATA 


‘Squarrosa Minima’ [C. pisifera (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Stoneham’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Tempelhof [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Tetragona Aurea’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Endl.] 

DCNA MDLT VAMP 

MDBG SCCC VATA 


thyoides (L.) BSP. 
Atlantic White Cedar 


MDBG SCBR SCWI VACW 


‘Tonia’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


‘Verdonii’ [C. obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl.] 
DCNA 


CHAMAECYTISUS Link 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


supinus (L.) Link 
MDSC 


CHAMAEDAPHNE Moench 

ERICACEAE Heath Family 
CE a Ty a ee a TIE GF 
calyculata (L.) Moench 

Leatherleaf 


ALTD MDLT VACW 


CHAMAEROPS 


CHAMAEROPS L. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 
A re I ETRE TSE CO INAS: SN RA UNE YON SET] 
humilis L. 
European Fan Palm 

FLMG FLUF TXSE 


CHILOPSIS D.Don 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
A LE ALI OLIN SIRT NE CIE SORT eh Ree] 
linearis (Cav.) Sweet 
Desert Willow 

LASL 


CHIMONANTHUS Lindl. 
CALYCANTHACEAE 
Calycanthus Family 
(ea Ee CR Se rn ee] 
‘Luteus’ [C. praecox (L.) Link] 
DCNA 


‘Mangetsw’ [C. praecox (L.) Link] 
DCNA 


nitens Oliv. 
MDBG 


praecox (L.) Link 
Wintersweet 


DCAC GAUG SCHW VAGS 
DCNA LAHG SCUC VAGW 
GAHC MDBG TXPS VATW 
GAOH MSMN VACW 


CHIONANTHUS L. 
OLEACEAE 


Fringe Tree 
Olive Family 


retusus Lindl. & Paxt. 

Japanese F. 
DCEL DCNA MDDF 

retusus Lindl. & Paxt. var. serrulatus 


(Hayata) Koidz. 


Taiwan F. 
ALAU FLUF TNSN TXDC 
DCNA GAGB TNUT VACW 
DEWG TNBM TXBA 
virginicus L. 
American F.T., Old-man’s Beard 
DCNA GACG MDJS VAGW 
DEWG LAAL MSMN VANB 
FLMG LASL SCMG 
FLUF MDBG VACP 
GACC MDJH VACW 


CISTUS 


CHOSENIA Nakai 


SALICACEAE Willow Family 


arbutifolia (Pall.) Skvortz. 
DCNA 


CHRYSANTHEMUM L. 


ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
nipponicum (Franch. ex Maxim.) Matsum. 
Nippon Daisy 

DCNA MDFM 


CHRYSOLARIX H.E.Moore 
= PSEUDOLARIX 


CINNAMOMUM Schaeffer 


LAURACEAE Laurel Family 


camphora (L.) T.Nees & Eberm. 
Camphor Tree 


ALTD FLUF MSEN SCCL 
FLCG GAIS MSHB SCMP 
FLPM GAJI NCOP SCUC 
daphnoides Sieb. & Zucc. 
LASL 
CISSUS L. 
VITACEAE Grape Family 


incisa (Nutt.) Desmoul. 
Marine Ivy, Marine Vine 
LAIS 


CISTUS L. 


CISTACEAE Rock-rose Family 


corbariensis Pourr. 
= C. < hybridus 


< hybridus Pourr. 
[C. populifolius < C. salvifolius] 


MDFM SCWI VACW 
ladanifer L. 
Laudanum 

SCWI VACW 


X purpureus Lam. 
[C. ladanifer < C. villosus] 
SCWI VACW 


49 


CHIMONANTHUS praecox (L.) Link 


[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


50 


CITHAREXYLUM 


CITHAREXYLUM L. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 


a EY IOS TE AL OS OR I a NE OTN TN) 
berlandieri Robinson 
Fiddlewood 

TXLL 


<CITROFORTUNELLA J.Ingram & 
H.E.Moore 
RUTACEAE 
[Citrus < Fortunella] 


Citrus Family 


mitis (Blanco) J.Ingram & H.E.Moore 
Calamondin 
[Citrus reticulata < Fortunella ?margarita] 
ALTD FLMG LALG 
FLCG FLUF 


XCITRONCIRUS J.Ingram & H.E.Moore 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


[Citrus < Poncirus] 
SSE AAO A DON OSS Pa as Se ae ee ET) 


webberi J.Ingram & H.E.Moore 


Citrange 
[Citrus sinensis < Poncirus trifoliata] 
SCRP 
CITRUS L. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


aurantium L. 
Sour Orange, Seville Orange 
FLUF 


‘Etrog’ [C. medica L.] 


Citron 
FLUF 


hystrix DC. 
FLUF 


mitis Blanco 
= X Citrofortunella mitis 


xX paradisi Macf. 


Grapefruit 
[C. maxima < C. sinensis] 
FLUF TXJS 


reticulata Blanco 
Mandarin, Tangerine, Satsuma Orange 
FLUF 


‘Thomasville Citrangequat’ 
[(Citrus sinensis < Poncirus trifoliata) < 
Fortunella sp.] 

GAIS 


CLEMATIS 


CLADRASTIS Raf. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Bean Family 


kentukea (Dum.-Cours.) Rudd 
Yellow-wood 


DCNA DEWG MDHC VABF 
DCWH MDCR TNHG VACW 
DEMC MDDF TNUT VAMP 

lutea (Michx.f.) K.Koch 

= C. kentukea 

tinctoria Raf. 

= C. kentukea 

CLEMATIS L. 

RANUNCULACEAE Buttercup Family 


armandii Franch. 

Evergreen C. 
ALBG DCNA MDWP 

* ‘Betty Corning’ [C. viticella L.] 


DCNA MDFM MDTD 


chrysocoma Franch. var. sericea (Franch.) 
Schneid. 
Goldwool C. 

DCNA 


crispa L. 
Blue Jasmine 
SCBR 


dioscoreifolia Lev. & Van. 
= C. terniflora 


‘Farquhariana’ [C. armandii Franch.] 
Pink-flowered Evergreen C. 
ALBG 


‘Grandiflora’ [C. montana Buch.-Ham.] 
VAGS 


x<jackmanii T.Moore 
[C. lanuginosa < C. viticella] 
ALHC MDJS VAGS 


maximowicziana Franch. & Sav. 
= C. terniflora 


paniculata Thunb. 
= C. terniflora 


pitcheriT. & G. 
TXLL 


‘Rubro-marginata’ [C. x triternata DC.] 


[C. flammula x C. viticella] 
DCNA 


51 


CLEMATIS 


spooneri Rehd. & Wils. 
= C. chrysocoma var. sericea 


stans Sieb. & Zucc. 
MDTD 


‘Superba’ [C. <jackmanii T.Moore] 
[C. lanuginosa x C. viticella] 
MDBG MDJS 


terniflora DC. 
Virgin’s Bower 


ALBG MDGD NCOP SCCU 
DCNA MSHB SCBR 
texensis Buckl. 
Scarlet C. 
SCWI 
versicolor Britton 
Leatherflower 
SCWI 
viorna L. 
Vase Vine 
DCNA SCBR 


CLERODENDRUM L. 


VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 


bungei Steud. 
LAAL LASL VACW 

fragrans (Vent.) R.Br. 

= C. philippinum 


indicum (L.) O.Ktze. 
Tubeflower, Turk’s Turban 
ALBG SCBR 


philippinum Schauer 
Fragrant Glorybower 
FLUF 


thomsonae Balf.f. 
Bleedingheart Glorybower 
FLUF LALG 


trichotomum Thunb. 

Harlequin Glorybower 
DCNA MDBG 
GAJS MDLT 


VATW 


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CLIFTONIA 


CLETHRA L. White Alder 

CLETHRACEAE White-alder Family 

EE Ee ES OO, A ELE TT) 

acuminata Michx. 
DCNA GACG MDLT 

alnifolia L. 

Sweet Pepperbush 
DCNA MDLT 
MDBG NCDB 


NCOP 
SCBR 


VATA 


barbinervis Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese Summersweet 
TNTV 


fargesii Franch. 
DCNA 


‘Rosea’ [C. alnifolia L.] 
Pink Summersweet 
DEMC MDLT VACW 
tomentosa Lam. 
Woolly Summersweet 
ALAU MDLT 
NCBE 


SCBR 


CLEYERA Thunb. 

THEACEAE Tea Family 
ESS SR SR EE A ECE, TES] 
gymnanthera Wight & Arn. 

= Ternstroemia gymnanthera 


Japonica Thunb. 
Japanese C. 
(Thunberg originally included material from 
another plant, now known as Ternstroemia 
gymnanthera(Wight & Arn.) Sprague, in his 
description of Cleyera japonica. As a result, 
these names have been confused in the nursery 
trade.) 

ALEH LAAL 

GAIS SCCU 


VANB 
VAWM 


ochnacea DC. 
= C. japonica 


‘Tricolor’ [C. japonica Thunb.] 
Variegated C. 
GACG 


CLIFTONIA Banks ex C.F.Gaertn. 
CYRILLACEAE Cyrilla Family 


monophylla (Lam.) Britton ex Sarg. 

Buckwheat Tree, Titi 
ALAU GAEC 
ALBG LALG 


SCWI 


| 


CLINOPODIUM 


CLINOPODIUM L. 


LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


ashei (Weatherby) Small 
SCWI 


coccineum (Nutt.) O.Ktze. 
SCWI 


dentatum (Chapm.) O.Ktze. 
SCWI 


CLYTOSTOMA Miers ex Bur. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
= ES OT RS a Se] 
callistegioides (Cham.) Bur. 


Argentine Trumpetvine 

FLCG FLUF GACH TXMK 
CNEORUM L. 
CNEORACEAE Spurge-olive Family 


a | 
tricoccon L. 
Spurge-olive 

SCWI 


COCCULUS DC. 


MENISPERMACEAE Moonseed Family 
laurifolius DC. 
Laurel-leaf Snailseed 

FLUF LAAL LALG LATU 


trilobus (Thunb.) DC. 
Coralbeads 
GAGS 


COLUTEA L. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


arborescens L. 
Bladder Senna 
VABF 


COMPTONIA WLHer. ex Ait. 
MYRICACEAE Wax-myrtle Family 


peregrina (L.) Coult. 
Sweetfern 


MDWP VAHB 


CORNUS 


CONDALIA Cav. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
See a a ee ee TO 
hookeri M.C.Johnst. 

TXSC 


CONRADINA A.Gr. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


EEN ESO RDM eT EN (eR Noe LR ee 
canescens (T. & G.) A.Gr. 


Bluesage C. 
ALTD GAJI VAPH 
GACG SCWI 
glabra Shinners 
SCWI 
grandiflora Small 
SCWI 
verticillata Jennison 
Whorled C. 
GAFG SCWI 
CORDIA L. 
BORAGINACEAE Borage Family 


boissieri A.DC. 
Anacahuita 


FLJH TXRE 


CORIARIA L. 


CORIARIACEAE Coriaria Family 


japonica A.Gr. 
Japanese C. 


DCNA GAEC MDKN 
CORNUS L. Dogwood 
CORNACEAE Dogwood Family 
alba L. 

MDGD 


alternifolia L.f. 
Green Osier, Alternate-leaved D. 


MDJS TNUT VAHR 
amomum Miill. 
Silky D. 
ALUA MDLT SCCU VAPO 
DCNA NCDU VAGW 


53 


CORNUS 
‘Argenteo-marginata’ [C. alba L.] 


Cream-edged D. 
MDBG VAGS 


asperifolia Michx. 


DCNA LAAL SCBR 
‘Aurea’ [C. mas L.] 

DCNA 
australis C.A.Mey. var. koenigii (Schneid.) 
Wang. 

DCNA 


MDGD 


‘Bay Beauty’ [C. florida L.] 
Double-flowered D. 
TXLL 


‘Cherokee Chief’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 


‘Cherokee Princess’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 


‘Cherokee Sunset’ [C. florida L.] 
TNSN 


‘Cloud Nine’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 


controversa Hemsl. 

Giant D. 
DEEM MDGJ TNPW 
GARW MDMG VAGS 
MDBG TNDG VANB 


coreana Wang. 
DCNA 


drummondii C.A.Mey. 
TACr 


‘Dwarf [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 


‘First Lady’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA TNBO 


‘Flaviramea’ [C. sericea L.] 
MDBG MDLT VATA 


florida L. 

Flowering D. 
ALBG FLUF MDLT SCUC 
ARRB GAJI MDWP SCWI 
DECG GAKN NCCS TNMB 
DCFM LAAL NCPR VACW 
DCNA LAHG NCTE VAMP 
DCWH LASL SCBR VATA 
FLMG MDBG SCFW 
FLRD MDJS SCMP 


CORNUS 


florida L. f. pluribracteata Rehd. 
Double-flowered D. 
DECG MDLT NCGC SCMG 
FLMG MDMM NCPL 
GAEC NCBE SCDB 


florida L. f. rubra (Weston) Schelle 
Pink Flowering D. 
ARSN DCWH SCPR VAMP 
DCCG FLMG VAGG 


florida L. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
Yellow-fruited Flowering D. 
MDCG 


foemina Mill. 
Stiff D. 
GAUG TNHS 


‘Fragrant Cloud’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 


‘Gold Star’ [C. kousa Hance] 
DCNA 


‘Kesselringii’ [C. alba L.] 
DCNA 


kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance 

Kousa D. 
DCAC GAEC MDMG TNSN 
DCNA GAUG MDPJ TNUT 
DCPC MDBG MDSJ VACW 
DCWH MDJH NCBE VAPH 
DEWG MDLT TNSC 


‘Lustgarten Weeping’ [C. kousa (Buerger 
ex Miq.) Hance] 
MDBG TNSN 


‘Macrocarpa’ [C. mas L.] 
DCNA 


mas L. 

Cornelian Cherry 
DCCG MDBG TNCT VAGW 
DCNA MDJH TNTV 
DEWG MDLT VACW 


‘Milky Way’ [C. kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) 
Hance] 
DCNA DEWG 


‘Nana’ [C. mas L.] 
VAGS 


nuttallii Audubon 
Western D. 
DCNA 


obliqua Raf. 
Pale D. 
GAUG NCDU SCAB TNUT 


CORNUS 


officinalis Sieb. & Zucc. 

Japanese Cornelian Cherry 
DCNA MDBG TNTV 
DEWG MDLT 


paucinervis Hance 
DCNA 


‘Prosser Red’ [C. florida L.] 


DCNA 
racemosa Lam. 
Gray D. 
DEWG SCBR VAHB 
NCAS VAGW 
‘Rainbow’ [C. florida L.] 
TNAB 
‘Royal Red’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 
‘Rubra’ [C. kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance] 
DCNA 
‘Salicifolia’ [C. florida L.] 
TNBO TNTV 
sanguinea L. 
DCNA 
sericea L. 
Red Osier 
LARP MSMN TNTV TXCT 
MDLT TNAB TNUT VACW 
‘Sibirica’ [C. alba L.] 
Siberian D. 
ALBH 
‘Springtime’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 
‘Steele’s Fastigiata’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 
‘Stokes’ Pink’ [C. florida L.] 
LAAU 
stolonifera Michx. 
= C. sericea 


stricta Lam. 
= C. foemina 


‘Sweetwater’ [C. florida L.] 
DCNA 


‘Variegata’ [C. kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) 
Hance] 
DEWG 


CORYLOPSIS 


‘Variegata’ [C. mas L.] 
VAMP 


walteri Wang. 
DCNA 


‘Welch’s Junior Miss’ [C. florida L.] 
ALCW DCNA FLJU 


‘Welchii’ [C. florida L.] 


DCNA GARW MDBG 


CORYLOPSIS Sieb. & Zucc. 
Winter Hazel 


HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


coreana Uyeki 
= C. glabrescens 


glabrescens Franch. & Sav. 
Fragrant W. 

DCNA MDBG MDKN 
gotoana Makino 


= C. glabrescens 


pauciflora Sieb. & Zucc. 

Buttercup W. 
DCNA 
DEWG 


MDBG 
MDKN 


VACW 
VAGS 


platypetala Rehd. & Wils. 
= C. sinensis var. calvescens 


sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens Rehd. & 

Wils. 
DCNA 
DCNC 


DCPP 
MDBG 


MDFM 
MDKN 


VAGS 


sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens Rehd. & 
Wils. f. veitchiana (Bean) Morley & Chao 


MDKN 
sinensis Hemsl. var. sinensis 
Chinese W. 
DCNA DEWG MDFM MDLT 
DCNC GACG MDGD VAGS 
spicata Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCNA MDBG NCBE VAPH 
DCNC MDKN VACW 
DEWG MDLT VAGS 


‘Spring Purple’ [C. sinensis Hemsl. 
var. sinensis] 
DCNA 


veitchiana Bean 
= C. sinensis var. calvescens f. veitchiana 


55 


CORYLOPSIS 


wilmottiae Rehd. 
= C. sinensis var. sinensis 


‘Winterthur’ [C. sinensis Hemsl.] 


DEWG 
CORYLUS L. Hazelnut, Filbert 
BETULACEAE Birch Family 


ET EL pe OR A RA OE PS TEM NE EIEIO] 

americana Marsh. 

American H. 
GAFN MDBG SCCU 

‘Atropurpurea’ [C. avellana L.] 


= ‘Fusco-rubra’ 


avellana L. 
European H. 


DCCG DCNA MDLA TNUT 
DCDO MDGJ MDPJ 
chinensis Franch. 
Chinese F. 
MDGD 
colurna L. 
Turkish F. 
DCWR MDAB MDGD 


‘Contorta’ [C. avellana L.] 
Harry Lauder’s Walking-stick 


GAEC MDBG VAGS 
GAEH TNUT VATA 
cornuta Marsh. 
Beaked F. 
VAHR 


‘Cosford’ [C. avellana L.] 
MDAB 


‘Fusco-rubra’ [C. avellana L.] 

Purple-leaved H. 
DCAE DCNA 
DCCG DEWG 


MDHN 
TNSN 


‘Potomac’ [C. americana < C. avellana ] 
MDAB 


‘Purpurea’ [C. maxima Mill.] 
Purple-leaved F. 
TNUT 


‘Reed’ [C. americana x C. avellana ] 
MDAB 


‘Rush’ [C. americana Walt.] 
MDAB 


sieboldiana BI. 
DCNA MDGD 


COTONEASTER 


sieboldiana BI. var. mandschurica 
(Maxim. & Rupr.) Schneid. 
DCNA 


COTINUS UMiill. Smoke Tree 
ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 
ES EE NS LE EI I ET) 
americanus Nutt. 

= C. obovatus 


‘Atropurpurea’ [C. coggygria Scop. ] 
= ‘Purpureus’ 


‘Baby Doll’ [C. coggygria Scop.] 


TNTV 

coggygria Scop. 

Smoke Tree 
DCCG MDHN VABF VAGW 
DCNA SCCU VACP VAMF 
DEMC TNSC VACW VAMP 


cotinoides (Nutt. ex Chapm.) Britton 
= C. obovatus 


‘Flame’ [C. coggygria Scop.] 
DCNA 


‘Nordine Red’ [C. coggygria Scop.] 
DCNA TNSC 


obovatus Raf. 
American Smoke Tree 
ALAU GAEC SCWI TNSN 
ALBH MDDS TNSC 
‘Purpureus’ [C. coggygria Scop.] 
DCNA MDJS TNSC VACW 
GAUG MDKN TNUT 


‘Royal Purple’ [C. coggygria Scop.] 
TNSC 


‘Rubrifolius’ [C. coggygria Scop.] 
DCNA 


‘Velvet Cloak’ [C. coggygria Scop.] 
DCNA 


COTONEASTER Medik. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 
acutifolius Turcz. 
DEMC 
adpressus Bois 
Creeping C. 
DCNA NCWC VAGS 


COTONEASTER 
ambiguus Rehd. & Wils. 


VABF 
apiculatus Rehd. & Wils. 
Cranberry C. ‘ 

ALBH VATA 


cochleatus (Franch.) Klotz. 
= C. microphyllus var. cochleatus 


congestus Baker 
VAGS 


conspicuus Marq. 

Wintergreen C. 
DCNA GACG 

‘Cornubia’ [C. < watereri Exell] 

[C. frigidus < C. salicifolius] 


DCNA 
dammeri Schneid. 
MDBG SCWI 
‘Decorus’ [C. conspicuus eae ] 
GACG SCCU 
dielsianus Pritz. ex Diels 
Diels C. 
MDBG VABF 


divaricatus Rehd. & Wils. 
Spreading C. 
MDNA 


floccosus (Rehd. & Wils.) Flinck & Hylmo 
DCNA NCTE 


foveolatus Rehd. & Wils. 
DEMC 


franchetii Bois 


DCNA MDLT MDNA SCCU 


henryanus Hort. not (Schneid.) Rehd. & Wils. 


= C. salicifolius 


‘Hessei’ [C. adpressus Bois] 


DCNA 
horizontalis Decne. 
Rock C. 
DCLC GAUG MDLT VATA 
DCNA MDBG SCCU 
horizontalis Decne. var. perpusillus 
Schneid. 
DCNA 


hupehensis Rehd. & Wils. 
= C. silvestri 


COTONEASTER 

ignavus E.Wolf 

MDTD 
integerrimus Medik. 
European C. 

MDJH 
lacteus W.W.Sm. 

GATS GAUG GAWH 


‘Lowfast’ [C. dammeri Schneid.] 
VATA 


lucidus Schlechtend. 
TNSN 


microphyllus Wall. ex Lindl. 
DCNA MDLT VATA 


microphyllus Wall. ex Lindl. f. thymifolius 
(Lindl.) Koehne 
DCNA 


microphyllus Wall. ex Lindl. 
var. cochleatus (Franch.) Rehd. & Wils. 
TNSN VACW 


microphyllus Wall. ex Lindl. var. glacialis 
Hook.f. 
= C. congestus 


nanshan Mottet 
MDLT 


nitens Rehd. & Wils. 
DEMC 


nummularius Fischer & C.A.Mey. 
DCNA 


obscurus Rehd. & Wils. 

Bloodberry C. 
SCCU VABF 

‘Parkteppich’ [C. salicifolius Franch.] 
DCNA 


racemiflorus (Desf.) K.Koch 
MDGD 


racemiflorus (Desf.) K.Koch 
var. songoricus (Regel & Herd.) Schneid. 
DEMC 


roseus Edgew. 
DEMC MDTD 


‘Royal Beauty’ [C. dammeri Schneid.] 
GAAB VATA 


salicifolius Franch. 


DCNA GAAB GAWH MDBG 


57 


COTONEASTER 


salicifolius Franch. var. floccosus Rehd. & 
Wils. 
= C. floccosus 


‘Scarlet Leader’ [C. salicifolius Franch.] 
MDBG 


silvestrii Pamp. 
DEWG MDTD 


‘Skogsholmen’ [C. dammeri Schneid.] 
GAUG 


splendens Flinck & Hylmo 
ALBH 


sternianus (Turrill) Boom 
DCNA MDTD 


‘Variegata’ [C. horizontalis Decne.] 
MDBG MDLT 


< watereri Exell 
[C. frigidus < C. salicifolius] 
DCNA 


wilsonti Nakai 
TNSN 


zabelii Schneid. 
GAWH 


xX CRATAEGOSORBUS' Makino ex 
Pojark. 

ROSACEAE 
[Crataegus < Sorbus] 


Rose Family 


miczurinii Pojark. 
[Crataegus sanguinea < Sorbus aucuparia] 
DCNA 


CRATAEGUS UL. Hawthorn 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 
TAT Ta) 


aestivalis (Walt.) T. & G. 


May H. 
DCNA GAEC VACW 
FLUF MSMN 
arnoldiana Sarg. 
DEWG 
‘Autumn Glory’ [C. laevigata (Poir.) DC.] 
DCNA 
brachyacantha Sarg. & Engelm. 
Blueberry H. 
TXDM 


58 


CRATAEGUS 


calpodendron (Ehrh.) Medik. 
Pear H. 
TNGN 


‘Carrierei’ [C. < Llavallei Herincq ex Lav.] 
[C. stipulacea x C. crus-galli] 
DCSH VAMP 


coccinioides Ashe 
TNGN 


compta Sarg. 
MDAC 


concinna Beadle 
GACG 


cordata Ait. 
= C. phaenopyrum 


crus-galli L. 


Cockspur H. 
DCCG DCNG GANG TNLW 

flava Ait. 

Yellow H. 
FLUF 

floridana Sarg. 
FLUF 

fulleriana Sarg. 
DCRC DEEM DEWG 

‘Inermis’ [C. monogyna Jacq.] - 
DCNA 

‘Inermis’ [C. punctata Jacq.] 
DCNA 

intricata J.Lange 

Thicket H. 
VACW 

lacrimata Small 
GAEC SCWI 

laevigata (Poir.) DC. 

English H. 
DCNA MDKN 


< lavallei Herincq ex Lav. 
[C. stipulacea x C. crus-galli] 


DCSH VAMF 
macrosperma Ashe 

DCWH TNBO 
marshallii Egglest. 
Parsley H. 

ARRB LALG TXSE 

GACG SCBR 


CRATAEGUS 


mollis (T. & G.) Scheele 
Downy H. 

DEMC TNGN 
monogyna Jacq. 
Common H. 


DCGW MDBG MDGB VAGW 
DCNA MDCD TNGN VAMP 
GAUG MDCP VACW 


opaca Hook. & Arn. 
DCNA VATA 


oxyacantha L. 
= C. laevigata 


‘Paul’s Scarlet’ [C. laevigata (Poir.) DC.] 
DEMC MDKN NCBE 


pennsylvanica Ashe 
DEWG 


phaenopyrum (L.f.) Medik. 


Washington Thorn 
DCBG DEMC MDAC VAGW 
DCNA GAUG MDLT VATA 
pinnatifida Bunge 
MDGD 
‘Plena’ [C. laevigata (Poir.) DC.] 
MDKN 
populifolia Walt. 
FLEM 
| ‘Praecox’ [C. monogyna Jacq.] 
DCNC 
pringlei Sarg. 
Pringle H. 
MDAC 
pruinosa (H.Wendl.) K.Koch var. leiophylla 
(Sarg.) Phipps 
DCCK DCNA 
punctata Jacq. 
Dotted H. 
TNGN VAAH 
schuettei Ashe 
DCCK 
spathulata Michx. 
Littlehip H. 
GAHC GANG TXHA 


‘Stricta’ [C. monogyna Jacq.] 
DCNA 


CRYPTOMERIA 


‘Superba’ [C. laevigata (Poir.) DC.] 
DCNA 


‘Toba’ [C. X mordenensis Boom] 
[C. laevigata ‘Paul’s Scarlet’ «C. succulenta] 


DCNA 
uniflora Moench 
ALAU FLUF 
vaileae Britton 
MDCD MDGB 
viridis L. 
Green H. 
ARPT GACG MDUM SCWP 
DEWG MDBP SCBR TNMB 


‘Winter King’ [C. viridis L.] 
DCNA 


CROOKEA Small 
= HYPERICUM microsepalum 


CROTON L. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
alabamensis E.A.Sm. 
Alabama C. 
ALTD GACG MDLT VACW 
ALUA GAEC TNCT 
DCNA MDJW VACG 


CRYPTOMERIA D.Don 


TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


‘Bandai sugi’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 


‘Cristata’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 
MDBG 


‘Dacrydioides’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Elegans’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 


MDWP VAGS 


CRYPTOMERIA 


‘Enko sugi’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Globosa’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 
LASL 


‘Globosa Nana’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex Lf.) 
D.Don] 
DCNA 


japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
Japanese Cedar 


ALBG GAHC MDHN SCMP 

ALEH GAJI MDJH SCPP 

ALFN GATN MDJS TNMB 

DCCG LAAL MSHB TXAB 

DCNA LARP NCDU VAMP 

FLMG MDBG SCBR 

FLUF MDEF SCDB 

GAAB MDFM SCMG 
‘Jindai sugi’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 

ALFN DCNA 
‘Knaptonensis’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex 
L.f.) D.Don] 

MDBA 
‘Lobbii’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don] 

SCCU 
‘Lycopodioides’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex 
L.f.) D.Don] 

MDJS 
‘Pygmaea’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 

DCNA 
‘Vilmoriniana’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 

DCNA FLUF MDBG VAGS 
‘Yoshino’ [C. japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) 
D.Don] 

DCNA 


CUDRANIA Trecul 


MORACEAE Mulberry Family 


tricuspidata (Carr.) Bur. ex Lav. 
Silk-worm Tree 
DCNA SCCU 


MDOF VABF 


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Xx CUPRESSOCYPARIS 


CUNNINGHAMIA R.Br. China Fir 


TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 
‘Glauca’ [C. lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook.f.] 
Blue C.F. 
GAAB MDLT MDPJ VATW 
MDJS MDMG TNHD VAWR 
lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook.f. 
China F. 
ALTD GACG MSEN TNMB 
FLDG GAHC NCBE TNSN 
FLIF GAIS NCKH TNTV 
FLMG GAVI NCTE VAMP 
FLPS LAAL NCWK 
FLUF LASL SCCU 
GABG MDBG SCHA 
CUPHEA P.Br. 
LYTHRACEAE Loosestrife Family 
I ES a SRN TT] 
hyssopifolia HBK. 
False Heather, Elfin Herb 
FLUF GACG LAHG LALG 


micropetala HBK. 
LAHG LASL 


x CUPRESSOCYPARIS Dallim. 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 
[Chamaecyparis < Cupressus] 


‘Leighton Green’ [<C. leylandii (Dallim. & 
A.B.Jacks.) Dallim.] 
[Chamaecyparis nootkatensis « Cupressus 
macrocarpa] 

DCNA 


leylandii (Dallim. & A.B.Jacks.) Dallim. 
Leyland Cypress 
[Chamaecyparis nootkatensis x Cupressus 


macrocarpa] 
ALAU MDLT SCBR VATA 
MDBG NCDU SCCU 


* Silver Dust [<C. leylandii (Dallim. & 
A.B.Jacks.) Dallim.] 
[Chamaecyparis nootkatensis < Cupressus 
macrocarpa] 
(Sport of x C. leylandii ‘Leighton Green’) 
DCNA GAEC MDBG 
GACG LASL VATA 


CUPRESSUS 


CUPRESSUS L. Cypress 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 
EID EE a Te re Oe Oe Ee ME ON en | 
arizonica Greene 


ALBG GAAB GAUG 

ARHS GAEC SsCCU 

FLUF GAPM VATA 
funebris Endl. 


= Chamaecyparis funebris 


‘Gareei’ [C. arizonica Greene] 
FLUF 


lusitanica Mill. 
Portuguese C. 


FLMG FLUF 
macrocarpa Hartw. 
Monterey C. 
SCHA 
sempervirens L. 
Italian C. 
ALSH GAJI MSHB VAGW 
FLMG GANG SCMG 
FLUF GASU VACW 
CYCAS L. 
CYCADACEAE Cycad Family 
circinalis L. 
Queen Sago 
FLUF 
revoluta Thunb. 
Sago Palm 
ALBG FLMG SCNS 
ALSM 
FLUF TXJS 


CYDONIA Miill. Quince 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
ET A EE FS DE OF PTR TL ON oe 
oblonga Mill. 
Common Q. 
DCNA 
MDAB 


MDGD 
MSHB 


NCTP 
SCUC 


VACW 
VASK 


sinensis Thouin 
= Pseudocydonia sinensis 


DALBERGIA 


CYRILLA Gard. ex L. 
CYRILLACEAE Cyrilla Family 


racemiflora L. 

Leatherwood, Titi 
ALAU LALG 
FLMG LASL 
GAIS MDLT 


NCBE 
NCGP 
SCBR 


CYTISUS Desf. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Broom 
Bean Family 


‘Andreanus’ [C. scoparius (L.) Link] 
DEMC VAGS 


battandieri Maire 
DCNA 


commutatus (Willd.) Briq. 
MDSC 


decumbens (Durande) Spach 
MDSC 


‘Hollandia’ [C. x praecox Bean] 
[C. multiflorus < C. purgans] 
DCNA 


‘Moonlight’ [C. x praecox Bean] 
[C. multiflorus < C. purgans] 
MDBG 


x praecox Bean 
Warminster B. 
[C. multiflorus < C. purgans] 


DEWG MDKN VAGS 
GACG MDSC 
scoparius (L.) Link 
Scotch B. 
DEMC NCGR VAMP 
GACG VAGS VANB 


DALBERGIA Lf. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


hupeana Hance 
DCNA 


sissoo Roxb. ex DC. 


Sissoo 
FLUF 


61 


DANAE 


DANAE Medik. 
LILIACEAE Lily Family 


racemosa (L.) Moench 
Alexandrian Laurel 


GACG MDMG NCWM 
GAJS NCDU VAGW 
GAJY NCOP VANB 
DAPHNE L. 
THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 


{Te Td IDO Pe EN Sa 
‘Alba’ [D. odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 


VAPH 
‘Albo-marginata’ [D. odora Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DCNA GAHC NCEG 

FLDG MDLT VANB 
‘Aureo-marginata’ [D. odora Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

SCMP 


‘Carol Mackie’ [D. « burkwoodii Turrill] 
[D. caucasica < D. cneorum] 
VAPH 


caucasica Pall. 
MDLT 


cneorum L. 
Garland Flower, Rose D. 
MDLT VAPH 


genkwa Sieb. & Zucc. 
Lilac D. 
DCNA MDLT VAGS 
kamtschatica Maxim. var. jezoensis 
(Maxim.) Ohwi 
DCNA 


‘Manten’ [D. < mantensiana T.M.C.Taylor 
& F. Vrugtman] 
[D. <burkwoodii < D. retusa] 

DCNA MDLT 


mezereum L. 
February Daphne, Mezereon 


MDLT 
odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Winter D. 
GACG NCEG SCMP 
GATS SCBR 
‘Ringmaster’ [D. odora Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDBG 


62 


DENDROPANAX 


‘Ruby Glow’ [D. cneorum L.] 
DEMC 


‘Somerset’ [D. < burkwoodii Turrill] 
[D. caucasica < D. cneorum] 


DEWG GACG VAPH 
tangutica Maxim. 

MDLT 
‘Zuiko nishiki’ [D. odora Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

MDBG 


Spurge Family 


macropodum Miq. 


ALEH DCNA FLRP LAAL 
DATURA L 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


suaveolens Humboldt & Bonpland ex Willd. 
= Brugmansia suaveolens 


DAUBENTONIA DC. 


DAVIDIA Baill. 


NYSSACEAE Sour-gum Family 


involucrata Baill. var. vilmoriniana (Dode) 


Wang 

Dove Tree 
DCNA MDHA VAAH 
MDDF MDHW VAWR 


DECUMARIA L. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


barbara L. 
Wood-vamp 


SCBR TNTV 


DENDROPANAX Decne. & Planch. 
ARALIACEAE _ Ginseng Family 


trifidus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino ex 
Hara 
SCWI 


DAVIDIA involucrata var. vilmoriniana 
(Dode) Wang. 
[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


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DESMOTHAMNUS 


DESMOTHAMNUS Small 
= LYONIA 
CEE ERTS RE ERP IIE BN 8 RL RS OTS DYE RDP PTI PDO RES UG DY EE) 
DEUTZIA Thunb. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 

IA a EATS RR 1 RD OT SE 
x candelabrum (Lem.) Rehd. 
[D. gracilis < D. sieboldiana] 

DEWG 


<x candida (Lem.) Rehd. 
[D. x lemoinei < D. sieboldiana] 


MDGD 

‘Candidissima’ [D. scabra Thunb.] 
DCSH GAOH LATU MSHB 
DEWG GARW MDGD NCCA 
FLDJ GAUG MDPJ VABF 
GACD LAHG MDSJ 


‘Carminea’ [D. < rosea (Lem.) Rehd.] 
[D. gracilis < D. purpurascens] 


DEWG MDSG 
chunii H.H.Hu 
DEWG 
‘Conspicua’ [D. < elegantissima (Lem.) 
Rehd.] 
[D. purpurascens < D. sieboldiana] 
MDGD 


‘Contraste’ [D. x hybrida E.Lemoine] 
[D. discolor < D. longifolia] 
MDGD 


discolor Hemsl. 
MDGD 


‘Eburnea’ [D. x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd.] 
[D. scabra < D. vilmoriniae] 
MDGD 


x elegantissima (Lem.) Rehd. 
[D. purpurascens < D. sieboldiana] 
DEMC MDGD 


‘Eminens’ [D. < magnifica (Lem.) Rehd.] 
[D. scabra X< D. vilmoriniae] 
MDGD 


‘Erecta’ [D. x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd.] 
[D. scabra < D. vilmoriniae] 
MDGD 


‘Formosa’ [D. x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd.] 


[D. scabra < D. vilmoriniae] 
MDGD 


64 


DEUTZIA 


glabrata Komar. 


DCNA 

gracilis Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCWR GAOH MDJS VADW 
DEEM GAUG MDLT VAGS 
DEWG LAHG SCFR 
GAFG MDCP VACW 


‘Latiflora’ [D. x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd.] 
[D. scabra < D. vilmoriniae] 
MDGD 


<x lemoinei E.Lemoine ex Bois 
[D. gracilis < D. parviflora] 
DCDO MSHB 


‘Magicien’ [D. < hybrida E.Lemoine] 
[D. discolor < D. longifolia} 
DEWG MDGD 


x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd. 
[D. scabra < D. vilmoriniae] 


DEWG MDGD MDPJ 
‘Mohican’ [D. gracilis Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDBG 
‘Nikko’ [D. gracilis Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 
‘Plena’ [D. scabra Thunb.] 
DCSH MDPJ NCCW 
GABS MDSJ 


‘Pride of Rochester’ [D. scabra Thunb.] 
VAAC 


< rosea (Lem.) Rehd. 
[D. gracilis < D. purpurascens] 
MDKN MDPJ 


scabra Thunb. 
Rough-leaved Deutzia 


DCSH GAOH SCMG VAWP 
DEEM LAAL SCMP 
DEWG NCBE VAGW 


schneideriana Rehd. 
DEWG 


sieboldiana Maxim. 
DCNA LALG 


‘Summer Snow’ [D. scabra Thunb.] 
MDBG MDMG 


‘Suspensa’ [D. scabra Thunb.] 
MDGD 


‘Watereri’ [D. scabra Thunb.] 
GAOH 


DIERVILLA 


DIERVILLA Mill. Bush Honeysuckle 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 
TE A EN NEN POTS EO CN RIE Re a] 
lonicera Mill. 
Dwarf Bush H. 
MDWP NCDB VAGS 
rivularis Gatt. 
Georgia Bush H. 
SCCU 


x splendens (Carr.) Kirchn. 


[D. lonicera < D. sessilifolia] 
DEWG 


DIOON Lindl. 


CYCADACEAE Cycad Family 
ae ES SS SED Sea aa SES SSNS SS SS 
edule Lindl. 
Chestnut D. 

TXPS 


DIOSPYROS L. Persimmon 
EBENACEAE Ebony Family 
EE DT TE EE ee A a I ET] 


‘Hagabushi’ [D. kaki L.f.] 


MDAB 
kaki L.f. 
Kaki, Japanese P. 
DCCA DCHM TXHL 
DCCL SCCC VANB 
‘Kyungsun bansi’ [D. kaki L.f.] 
MDAB 
sinensis Hemsl. 
Chinese P. 
DCNA GAIS 
texana Scheele 
Texas P. 
TXDC TXDM TXPS 
virginiana L. 
Common P. 
ALAU DEWG MDLT TNSN 
DCCG MDAB MSEP VAMP 
DCSH MDBP SCBR 


EDGEWORTHIA 


DIPELTA Maxim. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 


floribunda Maxim. 
MDGD 


yunnanensis Franch. 
DCNA 


DIRCA L. 


THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 


palustris L. 
Leatherwood 


MDLT VACW 


DISANTHUS Maxim. 


HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


cercidifolius Maxim. 


MDBG MDFM MDJS MDKN 


DISTYLIUM  Sieb. & Zucc. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


‘Akebono’ [D. racemosum Sieb. & Zucc.] 


MDBG 

racemosum Sieb. & Zucc. 
ALTD FLRH GAIS TXPS 
DCNA FLUF LASL VAWM 


DOXANTHA Miers 
= MACFADYENA 


DURANTA L. 


VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 


repens L. 

Creeping Skyflower 
FLMG GACG 
FLUF GAJI 


LAAL 
LASL 


EDGEWORTHIA Meisn. 
THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 


chrysantha Lindl. 

Paperbush 
GACG GAEC MDFM 

papyrifera Sieb. & Zucc. 


= E. chrysantha 


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D 


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Um v7 f 


SS 


DISANTHUS cercidifolius Maxim. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


EHRETIA 


EHRETIA P.Br. 
BORAGINACEAE Borage Family 
a ee PE TE a ee ee A 
acuminata R.Br. var. serrata (Roxb.) 
I.M.Johnst. 

FLUF 


anacua (Teran & Berl.) I.M.Johnst. 
LAAL TXAB TXGM TXPS 


thyrsiflora (Sieb. & Zucc.) Nakai 
= E. acuminata var. serrata 


ELAEAGNUS L. 

ELAEAGNACEAE Oleaster Family 
Ri Tr aa RS ee 
angustifolia L. 

Russian Olive 


MDJS MDSJ 


‘Aurea’ [E. pungens Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
SCMA 


‘Aureo-variegata’ [E. pungens Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Maculata’ 


x ebbingei Doorenbos 
[E. macrophylla < E. pungens] 
VATA 


‘Ebbingei’ 
= E. x ebbingei 


‘Fruitlandii’ [E. pungens Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 


GABS GAFN SCMP 


glabra Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
SCBR 


macrophylla Thunb. 
MDBG 


‘Maculata’ [E. pungens Thunb. ex 

J.A.Murr.] 
ALAU FLMG GACG 

multiflora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


Cherry E., Gumi 


MDKN SCCU 
pungens Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Thorny E. 
ALAU GAUG SCCL VANB 
ALIT MDLT SCDB 
ARHS NCBE TNDG 
GAJS NCDU TNUT 


ERICA 


umbellata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Autumn Olive 


ALON LASL SCBR VAGW 
ALTD MDLT SCCU VAWR 
DCNA MDPJ SCDB 
DEMC MSHB SCMM 
LAHG NCBE VACW 
‘Variegata’ [E. pungens Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
VATA 
ELEUTHEROCOCCUS Maxim. 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


gracilistylus (W.W.Sm.) S.Y.Hu 
MDBG 


sieboldianus (Makino) Koidz. 
VATA 


trifoliatus (L.) S.Y.Hu 
FLUF GATS 


ELLIOTTIA Muhl. ex Ell. 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


bracteata (Maxim.) Hook.f. 
MDLT 


racemosa Muhl. ex Ell. 
Southern Plume 
GATS 


MDFM NCBE 


ENKIANTHUS Lour. 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


‘Ambassador’ [E. campanulatus (Miq.) 


Nichols.] 

MDKN 
campanulatus (Miq.) Nichols. 

DEWG MDBG MDLT NCBE 

GAEC MDJS MDMG 
perulatus (Miq.) Schneid. 

DCNA DEWG MDBG VAMP 
ERICA L. Heath 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
carnea L. 

Spring H. 
DCNA MDBG VATW 


67 


ERICA 


‘Silberschmelze’ [E. x darleyensis Bean] 
[E. carnea < E. mediterranea] 


MDWP 
‘Springwood Pink’ [E. carnea L.] 
DCNA MDWP 
‘Springwood White’ [E. carnea L.] 
DCNA MDBG 
vagans L. 
Cornish H. 
NCBE VAGS 
ERIOBOTRYA Lindl. Loquat 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
deflexa (Hemsl.) Nakai 
FLUF LASL 
japonica (Thunb.) Lindl. 
Loquat 
ALBG FLUF NCEL VACW 
ALTM GADG SCBH VANB 
DCNA GAuJI SCEM 
FLMG GATS SCNS 


ERYTHRINA L. 

FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
| MARSA a se CNR Rs PM REE DG PE ra ee Re el 
arborea (Chapm.) Small 

= E. herbacea 


< bidwillii Lindl. 
[E. crista-galli x E. herbacea] 
LAMP 


crista-galli L. 
Cockspur Coral Tree 


ALTD LAAL LANR 
FLUF LAMP MSHB 
herbacea L. 
Coral Bean 
DCNA MSEP SCBR 


herbacea L. var. arborea Chapm. 
= E. herbacea 


(e)) 
oo) 


EUCOMMIA 


ESCALLONIA Mutis ex Lf. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Escallonioideae) 


Saxifrage Family 
bifida Link & Otto 
FLUF SCBG VANB 
GACH SCBR 


montevidensis (Cham. & Schlechtend.) DC. 
= E. bifida 


rosea Griseb. 
SCJF 


rubra (Ruiz & Pavon) Pers. 
LASL MSHB 


EUCALYPTUS LHer. 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


[SRA DTS LN Pe ee ea oe es Stel) 
camaldulensis Dehnh. 
FLIF 


coccifera Hook.f. 
Tasmanian Snow Gum 
SCJF 


dalrympleana Maiden 
Mountain Gum 
SCJF 


gunnii Hook.f. 
Cider Gum 
SCJUF 


robusta Sm. 
Swamp Mahogany 
FLUF LAAP TXZH 
viminalis Labill. 
Manna Gum 
ALEH 


EUCOMMIA Oliv. 
EUCOMMIACEAE Eucommia Family 


(CEE TEE eA Wa SS Se ET) 

ulmoides Oliv. 

Chinese Rubber Tree 
MDGD TNSN 


VABF VATA 


EUODIA 


EUODIA J.R. &J.G. Forst. 

RUTACEAE Citrus Famity 
aa ee ER Wi Me OT Se RE Re) 
daniellii (Benn.) Hemsl. 


DCNA MDGD NCWM VACW 
GAEH NCJP VABF VAPC 
EUONYMUS UL. Spindle Tree 


CELASTRACEAE Staff-tree Family 


alatus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sieb. 
Winged Spindle T. 


DCDO MDGJ MDMG  VACP 
DEWG MDJH NCBE VACW 
GACG MDJS NCWC VADW 
LAHG MDLA SCCU VAGW 
MDBG MDLT TNMB VASK 


alatus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sieb. 
f. apterus (Regel) Rehd. 
MDDF 


‘Albo-marginatus’ [E. japonicus Thunb.] 
ALHC VATW 


‘Aldenhamensis’ [E. europaeus L.] 
TNSN TNTV 


americanus L. 
Strawberry Bush 


GABQ@ MDPL SCWI TXSE 
GAEC NCDU TXLL 
MDLT SCBR TXPS 


‘Argenteo-marginatus’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) 
Hand.-Mazz.] 
= ‘Variegatus’ 


‘Argenteo-variegatus’ [E. japonicus 
Thunb.] 


LALG NCWM 
‘Aureo-marginatus’ [E. japonicus Thunb.] 
FLMG LALG LASL TNCT 
‘Aureus’ [E. japonicus Thunb.] 
ALBG GAIS MSRN 
FLMG LALG VADW 
bungeanus Maxim. 
Winterberry Spindle T. 
DCNA GAPN MDHN TXBA 
FLUF LASL NCDU VASK 


bungeanus Maxim. var. semipersistans 
(Rehd.) Schneid. 
DEWG 


EUONYMUS 


‘Compactus’ [E. alatus (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) Sieb.] 


DCNA GAUG SCCU 
GACG MDLT VATA 
‘Duc d’Anjow’ [E. japonicus Thunb.] 
FLUF 
‘Emerald Gaiety’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) 
Hand.-Mazz.] 
(Plant Patent No. 1,960) 
GACG TNTV 


europaeus L. 
European Spindle T. 
GAUG NCBE 


fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. 
Wintercreeper Spindlebush 


ARWS GAJY NCEL VACP 

DEWG NCDU NCWC VATA 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. var. radicans 
(Miq.) Rehd. 

DCNA FLPM 
‘Gracilis’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz.] 

ARSN DCNA GACD LALG 
‘Harlequin’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) 
Hand.-Mazz.] 

DCNA MDBG 
japonicus Thunb. 
Japanese Spindle T. 

DCNA MDNA NCWC 

GAIS MDRT SCCG 

MDJH MSHB SCUC 
kiautschovicus Loesn. 

GAEH GAUG SCCU VABF 

GAMM MDPJ SCUC VAWR 


lanceolatus Yatabe 


DCNA 
‘Longwood’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) 
Hand.-Mazz.] 
MDMG 
maackii Rupr. 
MDGD TXGS 
‘Macrophyllus’ [E. japonicus Thunb.] 
DCNA 
‘Manhattan’ [E. kiautschovicus Loesn.] 
DCNA GACG MDLT 
‘Microphyllus’ [E. japonicus Thunb.] 
FLMN GAUG MSMN VACW 
GACG LAHG SCMG 


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EUONYMUS 


‘Minima’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz.] 
NCDU 


nanus Bieb. 
VAGS 


patens Rehd. 
= E. kiautschovicus 


‘Sarcoxie’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.- 
Mazz.] 
DCNA 


sieboldianus Bl. 


DCNA TNTV VABF 


‘Silver King’ [E. japonicus Thunb.] 
FLUF 


‘Silver Queen’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.- 
Mazz.] 
LALG 


MDET VATA 


‘Variegatus’ [E. fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.- 
VAHF 


wilsonii Sprague 
GACG 


EUPHORBIA L. Spurge 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
SE Ee ET eS a | 
characias L. ssp. wulfenii (Hoppe ex 
K.Koch) A.R.Sm. 

SCWI 


leucocephala Lotsy 
Pascuita 
FLUF 


pulcherrima Willd. 
Poinsettia 
FLUF 


EUPTELEA Sieb. & Zucc. 
EUPTELEACEAE Euptelea Family 
SST SS 
polyandra Sieb. & Zucc. 

MDMG 


EURYA Thunb. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 
SSS SE FES aS a Ve BD 


acuminata DC. 
GAIS 


(=) 


FAGUS 
‘Confetti’ [E. japonica Thunb.] 


MDBG 

emarginata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 
ALEH FLMG LASL SCBY 
ALTD FLUF SCBEP 
FLLE LAAL SCBR 

‘Harmony’ [E. japonica Thunb.] 
MDBG 

japonica Thunb. 
ALEH ALTD DCNA LAAL 


ochnacea (DC.) Szysz. 
= Cleyera japonica 


* ‘Winter Wine’ [E. japonica Thunb.] 
DCNA 


EUSCAPHIS  Sieb. & Zucc. 
STAPHYLEACEAE Bladdernut Family 
SS Se ee ee a PT ee 


japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Kanitz 
DCNA 


EVODIA Lam. 

= EUODIA 

FSS TE aE PO, RCE BE | 
EXOCHORDA Lindl. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


giraldii Hesse 
= E. racemosa 


racemosa (Lindl.) Rehd. 


Pearlbush 
ALBH MDAB SCCU VAGS 
ALIT MDAF SCDB VAGW 
DCNA MDJH SCEI VAMP 
DEWG MDLA SCMM VATA 
GAHC MDSS SCMP 
LAAL MSEP TNRM 
LASL NCOP VACW 
‘The Bride’ [E. < macrantha (V.Lemoine) 
Schneid.] 
[E. korolkowii < E. racemosa] 
DCNA DEWG MDLT VAPH 
FAGUS L. Beech 
FAGACEAE Beech Family 


‘Asplenifolia’ [F. sylvatica L.] 


DCFP DCWH DEMC NCKH 


FAGUS 


‘Atropunicea’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
= F. sylvatica f. purpurea 


‘Cristata’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
MDAN 


‘Dawyck’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
Columnar Beech 
DEWG MDBG MDHC TNSN 


‘Fastigiata’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
= ‘Dawyck’ 


grandifolia Ehrh. 

American B. 
ALBG DEMC MDWP TNHD 
ALMC DEWG NCBE TNHG 
ALSH GAEH NCTE TNSC 
DCCG GAUG NCTP VAGG 
DCDO MDBG SCBR VAMP 
DCNA MDHN SCKG VAWR 
DCWH MDLA SCMP 


‘Laciniata’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
Fernleaf Beech 
TNSM 


‘Pendula’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
Weeping Beech 
DCAC DEWG VABR VAHC 


‘Purpurea Tricolor’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
MDKN 


‘Quercifolia’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
DCNA NCBE 


‘Rohanii’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
DCNA MDAN TNSN TNTV 


‘Rotundifolia’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
DCNA MDAN MDBG 


sylvatica L. 
European B. 
DCCG DCWH MDCP VASS 


sylvatica L. f. purpurea (Ait.) Schneid. 
Purple B. 
DCCG DCWH MDHC MDLA 
DCDO DEMC MDHN NCBE 
DCMS MDBR MDJS 


‘Tricolor [F. sylvatica L.] 
= ‘Purpurea Tricolor’ 


‘Zlatia’ [F. sylvatica L.] 
MDKN 


FICUS 


FALLUGIA Endl. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
TEASE NRE SHANE ees TLE ee 
paradoxa (D.Don) Endl. 
Apache Plume 

VACW 


FARGESIA Franch. 

POACEAE Grass Family 

aS SE RO TT rE Us Re 
spathacea Franch. 

= Thamnocalamus spathaceus 


XFATSHEDERA Guill. 
ARALIACEAE 
[Fatsia < Hedera] 
ee a a 
lizei (Cochet) Guill. 
Tree Ivy 
[Fatsia japonica ‘Moseri’ « Hedera helix 
var. hibernica] 

ALBG DCNA GACH LALG 


Ginseng Family 


FATSIA Decne. & Planch. 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


japonica (Thunb.) Decne. & Planch. 
Japanese Fatsia 
ALBG FLMG GAWH VANB 
DCNA FLUF MSHB 
FLDG GACH SCBR 


FEIJOA O.Berg 
= ACCA sellowiana 


FICUS  L. Fig 
MORACEAE Mulberry Family 


carica L. 

Common F. 
DCCG GAJS MSEN VAWP 
DCNA MDNA VACW 
FLUF MDRP VASC 


carica < F. pumila 
SCWI 


‘Minima’ [F. pumila L.] 
SCBR 


palmata Forssk. 
FLUF 


FICUS 


pumila L. 

Creeping F. 
ALBG GAHC LAHG TXJS 
FLDG GAJI MSRN VANB 
FLMM GAJY SCBR 
FLUF GAUG SCMP 


tikoua Bur. 
LASL 


FIRMIANA Marsili 

STERCULIACEAE Sterculia Family 
RS eS Se 
simplex (L.) W.F. Wight 

Chinese Parasol Tree 


ALAU FLUF LAAL MSHB 
DCNA GAAB LASL SCMP 
platanifolia (L.f.) Marsili 
= F. simplex 
FONTANESIA Labill. 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
fortunei Carr. 
DCNA MDGJ NCCA TNSN 
DCSH NCBE TNRG VATA 


FORESTIERA Poir. 


OLEACEAE Olive Family 


acuminata (Michx.) Poir. 
Swamp Privet 
TXRS 


FORSYTHIA Vahl 
OLEACEAE 


Golden Bells 
Olive Family 


‘Beatrix Farrand’ [F. intermedia Zab.] 
= ‘Karl Sax’ 


‘Bronxensis’ [F. viridissima Lindl.] 
DCNA 


‘Iigwang’ [F. koreana Nakai] 
MDBG 


< intermedia Zab. 

[F. suspensa < F. viridissima] 
ALIT GACG VACW 
DEWG SCUC 


~) 


NO 


FORSYTHIA 


‘Karl Sax’ [F. Xintermedia Zab.] 
[F. suspensa x F. viridissima] 
ALEH DEWG 


‘Lynwood’ [F. < intermedia Zab.] 
[F. suspensa < F. viridissima] 
DCNA DEWG MDLT 


‘Lynwood Gold’ [F. x intermedia Zab. ] 
= ‘Lynwood’ 


‘New Hampshire Gold’ [F. x intermedia 
Zab.] 
[F. suspensa < F. viridissima] 

DCNA 


‘Ottawa’ [F. ovata (? hybrid)] 
DEWG 


ovata Nakai 

Korean G.B. 
DCNA SCCU 

‘Pallida’ [F. suspensa (Thunb.) Vahl] 
DEWG 


‘Spectabilis’ [F. < intermedia Zab.] 
[F. suspensa = F. viridissima] 
DEWG 


‘Spring Glory’ [F. < intermedia Zab.] 
[F. suspensa < F. viridissima] 


DCNA DCWH DEWG MDHN 
suspensa (Thunb.) Vahl 
Weeping G.B. 
DCDO MDLT NCDU VAPH 
DEWG MDPJ VACW 


suspensa (Thunb.) Vahl var. fortunei 
(Lindl.) Rehd. 
DEWG 


‘Variegata’ [F. < intermedia Zab.] 
[F. suspensa  F. viridissima] 


VATA 
‘Vermont Sun’ [F. mandshurica Nakai] 
DCNA 
viridissima Lindl. 
ALEH NCEG SCMP 
NCBE NCSM VAMP 


‘Winterthur’ [F..ovata « F. <intermedia 
‘Spring Glory’) 
DEWG 


FORTUNEARIA 


FORTUNEARIA Rkehd. & Wils. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


sinensis Rehd. & Wils. 


MDGD 


FORTUNELLA Swingle 
RUTACEAE 


Kumquat 
Citrus Family 


<x crassifolia Swingle 

Meiwa K. 

[F. margarita < F. japonica] 
LAGN 


japonica (Thunb.) Swingle 


FOTHERGILLA L. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE 


Witch-hazel Family 
a AE ECOL 1 EAT AE EEN OE ROR) EN PERE SP aS EAT EP] 
gardenii J.A.Murr. 
Witch Alder 
GAEC NCBE SCBR VAPH 
MDWP NCFR SCWI 
major (Sims) Lodd. 
DCEL GAEC MDLT SCWI 
DEMC MDBG MDPJ VABF 
DEWG MDFM MDWP VAGS 
GACG MDKN NCBE 


major < F. gardenii 
DEWG VAPH 


monticola Ashe 
= F, major 


FRANGULA Mill. 


RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 


alnus Mill. 


DEMC VATA 


FRANKLINIA Marsh. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 


aE a ee es RT eT] 
alatamaha Marsh. 
Franklin Tree 


DCCG MDBD MDLT SCCU 
DEMC MDBG NCBE VACW 
GARW MDGD NCDB VAMP 


FRAXINUS 


FRAXINUS L. Ash 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
PS EU A WA ada RUA ARS LSE 
americana L. 

American A., White A. 


DCCG MDJS TNFL VAWR 

FLUF NCCA TNSC 

MDBP SCBR VAMP 

MDHN TNDR VAPO 
americana L. var. biltmoreana (Beadle) 
J.Wright 
Biltmore A. 

MDCP MDHN 


‘Aurea’ [F. excelsior L.] 
DCNA 


berlandieriana A.DC. 
Berlandier A. 
TXBA 


chinensis Roxb. var. rhynchophylla 
(Hance) Hemsl. 
TNDR 


‘Doorenbos #5’ [F. excelsior L.] 
DCNA 


excelsior L. 
European A. 
MDSJ 


holotricha Koehne 
DCNA 


lanceolata Borkh. 
= F, pennsylvanica var. subintegerrima 


longicuspis Sieb. & Zucc. 
VATA 


nigra Marsh. 
Black A. 
TNLW 


ornus L. 
Flowering A. 


GACG MDLT 


ornus X< F. excelsior 
DCNA 


pennsylvanica Marsh. 
Red A. 
VABF 


pennsylvanica Marsh. var. subintegerrima 
(Vahl) Fern. 
Green A. 

MDHN 


73 


74 


=a 
SP 


—— 


Se 


SSS 
<= 
NS 


NS ES = 


SS 
> SS 
WS 
BSDy 


FOTHERGILLA major (Sims) Lodd. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


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FRAXINUS 


pubescens Lam. 
= F. pennsylvanica 


sieboldiana BI. . 
DCNA VATA 


toumeui Britton 
= F. velutina 


velutina Torr. var. coriacea (S.Wats.) Rehd. 
Leatherleaf A. 


FLUF SCCU 
velutina Torr. var. glabra Rehd. 
Modesto A. 

FLMM FLUF FLWG 


GALPHIMIA Cav. 

MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 
SS EEE IO Tn ee Soe SE | 
glauca Cav. 


ALBG FLUF GACG SCWI 


GARDENIA Ellis 

RUBIACEAE Madder Family 

a ST REDE 1) ES DE EON eR SL NC aE ST] 

jasminoides Ellis 

Cape Jasmine 
FLMG 
GATS 


NCWC 
VACM 


LAAL LARP 
LAHG MSMN 


jasminoides Ellis var. radicans (Thunb.) 
Makino 
= ‘Radicans’ 


‘Radicans’ [G. jasminoides Ellis] 


LAHG LARP MSMN VANB 


GAULTHERIA L. 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


procumbens L. 
Wintergreen, Tea Berry 
DCNA 


GAYLUSSACIA HBK. 
ERICACEAE 


Huckleberry 
Heath Family 


baccata (Wang.) K.Koch 
Black H. 
VATG 


brachycera (Michx.) A.Gr. 


GINKGO 


GELSEMIUM Juss. Jessamine 
LOGANIACEAE Logania Family 
ae oe TN SV Ne RO PS 
‘Plena’ [G. sempervirens (L.) Ait.f.] 

= ‘Pride of Augusta’ 


‘Pride of Augusta’ [G. sempervirens (L.) 


Ait.f.] 
Double-flowered Jessamine 
ALTD VACW VAPH 
LASL VAGS 
rankinii Small 
SCWI VACW 
sempervirens (L.) Ait.f. 
Yellow J., Carolina J. 
ALON LAHG TNCG VAWM 
ARPT LASL VACW VAWR 
ARSN NCOP VAGG 
GAEC SCBR VAGS 
GENISTA L. Broom 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
RT ave POEL EAS SSD Be OE TT TD 


lydia Boiss. 


VACW 
‘Prostrata’ [G. germanica L.] 
DCNA 
GINKGO L. 
GINKGOACEAE Ginkgo Family 
PLS Be DO SS ae eS ER sO EO LE 
biloba L. 
Maidenhair Tree, Ginkgo 
DCCG LASL NCDU VABF 
DCWH MDHN NCTE VAMP 
FLCG MDJS TNCT VATA 
GAGN MSMN TNFE VAWR 
GAMW NCCA TNPW 


(The specimen at GAGN develops pendent 
mammillate projections (called “chi” in Japan) 
from the lower side of the main branches; this is 
the first specimen of its kind recorded in the 
United States.) 


‘Fastigiata’ [G. biloba L.] 
GACD 


‘Lakeview’ [G. biloba L.] 
TNPW 


‘Mayfield’ [G. biloba L.] 
TNPW 


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GLEDITSIA 


GLEDITSIA L. Honeylocust 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 
|e Sa a at eT a co DS SON EE So RSE EEO ee ee de a en ey 
aquatica Marsh. 
Water Locust 

DCLC 


japonica Mia. 
Japanese H. 
SCCU 


‘Shademaster’ [G. triacanthos L. 
f. inermis (Pursh) Schneid.] 
NCDU 


‘Sunburst’ [G. triacanthos L. f. inermis 
(Pursh) Schneid.] 


NCCA TNSC VACW 
triacanthos L. 

Common H. 

MDHN MDJH VACW 
triacanthos L. f. inermis (Pursh) Schneid. 
Spineless H. 

ALBH NCCA TNBO 


GLOCHIDION J.R. &J.G.Forst. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
(ES SE a a A Ee 
puberum (L.) Hutch. 

FLUF 


GLYCOSMIS Correa 


RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


citrifolia (Willd.) Lindl. 
FLUF 


parviflora (Sims) Little 
= G. citrifolia 


GLYPTOSTROBUS Endl. 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


heterophyllus (Brongn.) Endl. 
= G. lineatus 


lineatus (Poir.) Druce 
Chinese Water-pine 
DCNA MDBG 


pensilis (Staunt.) K.Koch 
= G. lineatus 


HALESIA 


GORDONIA Ellis 


THEACEAE Tea Family 


alatamaha Sarg. 
= Franklinia alatamaha 


axillaris (Roxb. ex Ker-Gawl.) D.Dietr. 


FLUF GACG 
chrysandra Cowan 
FLUF 
lasianthus (L.) Ellis 
Loblolly Bay 
ALAU SCBR VATA 
DCNA VANB 
GREWIA lL. 
TILIACEAE Linden Family 


eS a Sa LE ES 
biloba G.Don 


GAIS VABF 


GYMNOCLADUS Lam. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 


dioica (L.) K.Koch 
Kentucky Coffee-tree 


DCCG DEMC VACW } VAMF 
DCNA MDHN VAGW 
DCPP MDJS VAHC 
HALESIA Ellis ex L. Silverbell Tree 
STYRACACEAE Storax Family 
carolina L. 
ALEH MDCA NCTE VACP 
DCCG MDGJ NCTP VAMP 
GARW MDJH SCBR VATA 
GASM MDJS SCWI VAWR 
GATS MDWP TNMB 
LALG MSMN TNSC 
MDBG NCAK TNSM 
diptera Ellis 
DCNA LAAL LASL NCTE 
FLMG LAHG MSMN TXLL 
GAEC LALG NCBE 


diptera Ellis var. magniflora Godfrey 
DCNA FLMG NCBE 


monticola Rehd. & Sarg. 
= H. carolina 


parviflora Michx. 
ALEH 


HALESIA carolina L. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


res 


HALESIA 


‘Rosea’ [H. carolina L.] 
DCNA 


tetraptera Ellis 
= H. carolina 


tetraptera Ellis var. monticola (Rehd.) Reveal 
& Seldin 
= H. carolina 


HALIMODENDRON Fischer ex DC. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
EE Ta OP NO A ES SP TS ITD 
halodendron (L.) Voss 

DCNA 


HAMAMELIS L. Witch Hazel 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


CR aT ET EOL ORT SRE OE a] 
arborea Ottol. 
= H. japonica 


‘Arnold Promise’ [H. < intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica = H. mollis} 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Brevipetala’ [H. mollis Oliv.] 
DCNA MDBG MDKN 


‘Carnea’ [H. vernalis Sarg.] 
MDBG 


‘Christmas Cheer’ [H. vernalis Sarg.] 
MDBG 


‘Copper’ [H. vernalis Sarg.] 
MDBG 


‘Copper Beauty’ [H. X intermedia Rehd.] 
= ‘Jelena’ 


‘Feuerzauber’ [H. < intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
DCNA 


‘Fire Charm’ [H. X intermedia Rehd.] 
= ‘Feuerzauber’ 


X intermedia Rehd. 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 


DCNA MDGC MDKN 
xjapollis J.Lange 
= H. xintermedia 
japonica Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCNA MDBG MDFM MDKN 


HAMAMELIS 


japonica Sieb. & Zucc. 
f. flavopurpurascens (Makino) Rehd. 
DCNA MDBG MDKN 


‘Jelena’ [H. < intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Lombarts Weeping’ [H. vernalis Sarg.] 
DCNA MDBG MDFM 


‘Luna’ [H. X intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
DCNA MDBG 


macrophylla Pursh 
= H. virginiana 


‘Magic Fire’ [H. intermedia Rehd.] 
= ‘Feuerzauber’ 


mollis Oliv. 

Chinese W.H. 
ALBG DEMC MDBG 
DCNA GAUG MDKN 


‘Orange Beauty’ [H. < intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
DCNA 


‘Pallida’ [H. < intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
MDBG 


‘Primavera’ [H. < intermedia Rehd_] 
[H. japonica = H. mollis] 
DCNA 


‘Rubra’ [H. X intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
DCNA 


‘Ruby Glow’ [H. < intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
(Sometimes listed as ‘Adonis’ 

DCNA MDBG 


‘Sandra’ [H. vernalis Sarg.] 
MDBG 


vernalis Sarg. 

DCNA MDKN MDWP 
vernalis Sarg. f. tomentella Rehd. 
= H. vernalis 


vernalis Sarg. var. tomentella (Rehd.) Palm. 
= H. vernalis 


‘Vesna’ [H. <X intermedia Rehd.] 
[H. japonica < H. mollis] 
DCNA 


HAMAMELIS mollis Oliv. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


Ves) 


HAMAMELIS 


virginiana L. 
Common W. H. 
ALBG 
DCNA 


GAEH 
LALG 


MDBG 
TXDC 


TXSE 
VACW 


virginiana L. var. parvifolia Nutt. 
= H. virginiana 


‘Zuccariniana’ [H. japonica Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA MDKN 


HAMELIA Jacq. 


RUBIACEAE Madder Family 
patens Jacq. 
Scarlet Bush 

TXRS 
HEDERA L. Ivy 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


Se Ee EE ST EE ETD RE Ce EE AE a RE FET] 
algeriensis Hibb. 
= H. canariensis 


‘Alpha’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Anchor’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Angularis Aurea’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


Arborescens group [H. helix L.] 

Shrub Ivy 

(This group name applies to the adult flowering 
form of the species.) 


ALAU GAJY MDNA VACM 
ALON LASL MDPJ VACW 
DCCG MDBG NCBE 
DCSE MDFM TNUT 


‘Arrowhead’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Aurea Spectabilis’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Baby Merion’ [H. helix L.] 
GAAB 


‘Baccifer’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Big Deal’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Boskoop’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


HEDERA 
‘Bulgaria’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG 
‘California’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 
‘California Gold’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 
canariensis Willd. 
Algerian I. 
DEWG GAJI SCCL SCNS 
FLCG LAHG SCFW VADW 
FLMG MDMG SCMI 
FLUF SCBR SCMP 
‘Canary Cream’ [H. canariensis Willd.] 
MDMG 
‘Carolina Crinkle’ [H. helix L.] 
GAHC MDBG SCBR SCWF 
‘Cascade’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 
‘Cathedral Wall’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 
‘Cavendishii’ [H. helix L.] 
ALHC FLCG 
‘Christian’ [H. helix L.] 
GAAB 
‘Chrysantha’ [H. helix L.] 
DCNA MDBG 
‘Chrysocarpa’ [H. helix L.] 
= H. helix var. poetica 
‘Cockle Shell’ [H. helix L.] 
GAAB SCWF 
colchica K.Koch 
Caucasus Ivy 
DCCC NCEL SCMP VAGS 
MDBG SCBR SCWF 


‘Conglomerata’ [H. helix L.] 
GACG SCWF VAGS 


‘Crenata’ [H. helix L.] 
DCDO 


‘Deltoidea’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG SCWF 


‘Dentata’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Denticulata’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


HEDERA 


‘Digitata’ [H. helix L.] 
ALHC SCWF 


‘Discolor’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Dragon Claw’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Edison’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Emerald Beauty’ [H. helix L.] 
GAFN 


‘Emerald Gem’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Emerald Jewel’ [H. helix L.] 
DCNA 


‘Erecta’ [H. helix L.] 
VATA 


‘Erin’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Eva’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Fan’ [H. helix L.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Fantasia’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Ferney’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Fleur’ [H. helix L.] 
SCBR SCWF 


‘Fleur de Lis’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Four Square’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Garland’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Gavotte’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Ginkgo’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Glacier’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Gladiator’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


HEDERA 


‘Glymii’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Goldcraft’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Gold Dust’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Gold Heart’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG SCWF 


‘Goods Selfbranching’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Gracilis’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Green Crown’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Green Feather’ [H. helix L.] 
= ‘Meagheri’ 


‘Green Finger’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Green Quartz’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Green Ripples’ [H. helix L.] 
GAFN SCWF 


‘Green Spear’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Green Velvet’ [H. helix L.] 
GAFN 


‘Hahn Selfbranching’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Hahn Variegated’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Harold’ [H. helix L.] 


SCWF 
‘Harrison’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 
‘Hebron’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 
helix L. 
English I. 
ALBG GABW NCEG TXSH 
FLBF LAHG NCOP 
FLCG LASL NCTP 


FLMG NCDU SCBP 


81 


HEDERA 
helix L. var. poetica Weston 
Italian I. 

SCWF 


‘Helvetica’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Heterophylla’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Hibernica’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Hite Miniature’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Holly’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Ideal’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Imp’ [H. helix L.] 
SCBR SCWF 


‘Itsy Bitsy’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Iva Lace’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG SCWF 


‘Jack Frost’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


japonica Tobl. 
= H. rhombea 


‘Lady Kay’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 

‘La Platta’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Lobata Major’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Lolla Rookh’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG 


‘Long Point’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Lucida Aurea’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Luzzi’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Manda Crested’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG SCWF 


‘Manda Fringette’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


HEDERA 


‘Manda’s Star’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Maple Queen’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Marbled Dragon’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Marginata’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Meagheri’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF VATA 


‘Merion Beauty’ [H. helix L.] 
GAFN VATA 


‘Merrie’s Albany’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Microphylla Variegata’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Midget’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Miniature Needlepoint’ [H. helix L.] 
VATA 


‘Minima’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Minor Marmorata’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG 


‘Mount Vernon’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘My Variegated’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Needlepoint’ [H. helix L.] 
SCBR SCWF 


nepalensis K.Koch var. sinensis Tobl. 
SCWF 


‘Obscura’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Palmata’ [H. helix L.] 
= ‘Digitata’ 


‘Paper Doll’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Parsley Crested’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Pedata’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


} 


HEDERA 


‘Perfection’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Permanent Wave’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Pin Oak’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Pin Oak Improved’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Pittsburgh’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG SCWF 


‘Pittsburgh Variegated’ [H. helix L.] 


SCWF 


‘Pixie’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Plume de Or’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Poetica’ [H. helix L.] 
= H. helix var. poetica 


‘Preston Tiny’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Purpurea’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Ralf’ [H. helix L.] 
GAAB 


‘Rambler’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Ray’s Supreme’ [H. helix L.] 
FLMG SCWF 


rhombea (Miq.) Bean 
Japanese I. 
DCNA 


‘Ripples’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Rochester’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Roehr’s Minor’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Rubaiyat’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Russell Gold’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG SCWF 


‘Ruth’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


HEDERA 


‘Sagittaefolia’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Sea Foam’ [H. helix L.] 
SCMP 


‘Shamrock’ [H. helix L.] 
= ‘Meagheri’ 


‘Shannon’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Silver Queen’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Sinclair Silverleaf’ [H. helix L.] 
GAAB 


‘Small Deal’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Spearpoint’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 

‘Springtime Snow’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Staghorn’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Stardust’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Stare’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Sulphurea’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Sulfur Heart’ [H. colchica K.Koch 
var. dentata Hibb.] 
MDBG 


‘Susan Gibles’ [H. helix L.] 
SCBR 


‘Suzanne’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Sylvanian’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Teardrop’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Teena’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Telecurl’ [H. helix L.] 
MDBG SCWF 


‘Tesselata’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


83 


HEDERA 


‘Thorndale’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Tidal Wave’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Tribairn’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Triloba’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Triton’ [H. helix L.] 
MDTD SCWF 


‘Trustee’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘238th Street’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Ustlers’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Vanderhof’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Variegata’ [H. canariensis Willd.] 
Gloire de Marengo I. 
GACG VANB 


‘Walthamensis’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Weber’s California’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Wilson’ [H. helix L.] 
LASL SCWF 


‘Woodsii’ [H. helix L.] 
SCWF 


‘Yalta’ [H. helix L. var. taurica Rehd.] 
SCWF 


HELIANTHEMUM Mill. 
CISTACEAE Rock-rose Family 
TDS ES Ee WEIS EO I eA NS ON NS EE Se 
apenninum (L.) Mill. 

MDSC 


apenninum (L.) Mill. var. roseum (Jacq.) 
Schneid. 
MDSC 


‘Buttercup’ [H. nummularium (L.) Mill.] 
DEMC 


‘Fireball’ [H. nummularium (L.) Mill.] 
MDSC 


84 


HIBISCUS 
nummularium (L.) Mill. 
MDSC 
HELICHRYSUM  Miill. Strawflower 


ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
ERS asa Do A Se ae OR ee 
italicum (Roth) G.Don 

VAGS 


HEMIPTELEA 
ULMACEAE Elm Family 
(EE aa ET Pa a a EET | 
davidii (Hance) Planch. 

VABF 


Planch. 


HEPTACODIUM  Rehd. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 

OS Ss ea 
jasminoides Airy-Shaw 

= H. miconioides 


miconioides Rehd. 
Seven-sun Flower 
DCNA 


HETEROPTERIS' HBK. 


MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 


angustifolia Griseb. 
FLJH 


syringifolia Griseb. 


LAAL LASL TXSC 


HIBISCUS L. 


MALVACEAE Mallow Family 


‘Admiral Dewey’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Aka yae’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Albo-laciniata’ [H. rosa-sinensis L.] 
FLUF 


‘Albus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Amarantus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


HIBISCUS 


* ‘Aphrodite’ [H. syriacus L.] 

((H. syriacus ‘Suminokura’ /diploid/ < 

H. syriacus ‘William R. Smith’) <tetraploid 

seedling of H. syriacus ‘William R. Smith’] 
DCNA 


‘Ardens’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Ardens Plena’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Bicolor’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Blue Bird’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Blue Rouge’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Boule de Feu’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Brilliant’ [H. rosa-sinensis L.] 
FLUF 


‘Caeruleus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Campanha’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Celestial Blue’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Colie Mullins’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA SCCU 


‘Comte de Flandre’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Comte de Haimout’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Dela Vaux’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘De La Veuve’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Diana’ [H. syriacus L.] 
(Tetraploid sdlg. < diploid sdlg.) 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Double Light Pink’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Duc de Brabant’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


HIBISCUS 


‘Effie Riegel’ [H. syriacus L.] 
SCCU 


‘Elegantissimus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Gion mamori’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Grandiflorus Superbus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Hagan Hybrid #2’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Hamabo’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Hanagasa’ [H. syriacus L.] 
= ‘Shiro hanagasa’ 


* ‘Helene’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Hinomarw’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Hitoe’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Jeanne d’Arc’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Koki yae’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Kreider Blue’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA SCCU 


‘Lady Stanley’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘La Fleur’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Leopoldii’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Leopoldii Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Lovely Pink’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Lucy’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Luteus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Martha Jane’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


85 


HIBISCUS 


‘Mauve Queen’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Meehanii’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Mimihara’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Minerva’ [H. syriacus L.] 
[H. syriacus ‘Blue Bird’ < H. syriacus 
‘Hanagasa’] 

DCNA 


‘Monstrosus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Monstrosus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Monstrosus Simple’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


mutabilis L. 
Confederate Rose 
FLUF 


‘Oiseau Bleu’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


paramutabilis Bailey 
VABF 


‘Perry’s Purple’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pheasant Eye’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pink Delight’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA SCCU 

‘Plume’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pom Pom Rouge’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pompon’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pulcherrimus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Puniceus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Purpurea Semiplena’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Purpureus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


HIBISCUS 


‘Ranunculiflorus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Ranunculiflorus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Rosalinda’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Roseus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Roxanus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Rubis’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Rubra Grandiflora’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Rubra Plena’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Shiro hanagasa’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Shiro midare’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Sir de Charles Breton’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Snowdrift’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Soft Pink’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Sokobeni yae’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Sonde’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Souvenir de Charles Breton’ 
[H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Speciosus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
LAHP 

‘Spectabilis Plena’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Suminokura’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Suminokura hanagasa’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


HIBISCUS 


‘Suminokura yae’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


syriacus L. , 

Rose-of-Sharon, Shrub Althea 
ALBG FLUF NCAS VACW 
DCCG LAAL SCSR 


‘Tama usagi’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Totus Albus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Usu hitoe’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Variegatus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Violaceus Plenus’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Violet Clair’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘White Red Eye’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘White Supreme’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘William P. Smith’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Woodbridge’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Zulauf’ [H. syriacus L.] 
DCNA 


HOVENIA ‘Thunb. 


RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
EEE EE LS es See Te eS a) 
dulcis Thunb. 
Japanese Raisin-tree 

DCNA FLFB GAGR 


DCTB FLUF GAWM 


HYDRANGEA L. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 


Saxifrage Family 
Pa Be 


acuminata Sieb. & Zucc. 
= H. macrophylla ssp. serrata 


‘Annabelle’ [H. arborescens L.] 
ALHC DEWG TNUT 
DCNA MDBG VAGS 


HYDRANGEA 


anomala D.Don ssp. petiolaris (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) McClint. 
Climbing H. 
DCNA MDBG MDMG VAPH 
GAEC MDLT TNRW VARC 


‘Grandiflora’ [H. arborescens L.] 
= ‘Annabelle’ 


‘Grandiflora’ [H. paniculata Sieb.] 
Peesee I. 
DCCG SCBR VARC 


‘Grayswood’ [H. macrophylla (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Ser.] 
(Lacecap group) 

MDMG 


‘Harmony’ [H. quercifolia Bartram] 
DCNA MDFM TNTV 


macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 


Lacecap 

(Lacecap group) 
DCNA LASL MSPR 
LALG MDBG VAGS 
LARP MDBR VAMP 


macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 
Hortensia, Garden Hydrangea 
(Hortensia group) 


ALBG LARP MSKR VATA 
DCNA LASL VAGS 
LAAL MSEP VAPH 


macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 

ssp. serrata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 
DCNA MDBG MDJS MDPJ 
DEWG MDGD MDMG 


‘Maculata’ [H. macrophylla (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Ser.] 
(Lacecap group) 

DCNA LASL 


‘Otaksa’ [H. macrophylla (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) Ser.] 
= H. macrophylla (Hortensia group) 


paniculata Sieb. 

Peegee FH. 
DCNA MDGJ NCAS VABK 
MDBG MDLT NCSM VAMP 


‘Prolifera’ [H. macrophylla (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. ssp. serrata (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Makino] 

DCNA 


87 


HOVENIA dulcis Thunb. 


[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


St 5 
A Do ora 5 
7, OK 3 —— 


HYDRANGEA anomala ssp. petiolaris 
(Sieb. & Zucc.) McClint. 


{illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


89 


HYDRANGEA 


quercifolia Bartram 


Oakleaf H. 
ALAU LALG MSRN TNSC 
ALHC MDJH NCBE TNUT 
DCNA MDKN NCSM VAPH 
FLUF MDLT SCBR 
GAUG MDPJ SCMP 
LAHG MSMN SCWI 


scandens (L.f.) Ser. ssp. liukiuensis (Nakai) 
McClint. 


GALH 

‘Snowflake’ [H. quercifolia Bartram] 
MDBG MDMG VAPH 
MDFM SCWI 


‘Tardiva’ [H. paniculata Sieb.] 
SCCU 


HYPERICUM lL. St. John’s-wort 
HYPERICACEAE St. John’s-wort Family 
ie SS aS BO nA PR PR ON Ra SR 
brachyphyllum (Spach) Steud. 

SCWI 


buckleyi M.A.Curtis 
MDJW 


calycinum L. 
Aaron’s Beard, Goldflower 
MDBG 


fasciculatum Lam. 
Sandweed 
SCWI 


Jfrondosum Michx. 
DCNA 


galioides Lam. 
LALG SCBR SCWI 

‘Hidcote’ [H. ?calycinum x H. forrestii] 
MDLT NCBE TNUT VAWP 


hircinum L. 
VAGS 


hookerianum Wight & Arn. 
DCNA 


hypericoides (L.) Crantz 
= Ascyrum hypericoides 


kalmianum L. 
MDWP 


lissophloeus Adams 
SCWI 


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ILEX 
lloydii (Svenson) Adams 
MDJW 
microsepalum (T. & G.) A. Gr. 
SCWI 
patulum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
LARP 
prolificum L. 
NCBE SCBR SCWI 
reductum (Svenson) Adams 
SCBR SCWI 
stans (Michx.) Adams & N.Robs. 
St. Peter’s-wort 
SCBR SCWI 
‘Sunburst’ [H. frondosum Michx.] 
DCNA 
‘Van Fleetii’ 
DCNA 
HYSSOPUS L. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


officinalis L. 
DCNA 


IDESIA Maxim. 


FLACOURTIACEAE Flacourtia Family 
polycarpa Maxim. 

ALON ALTD DCNA 
ILEX L. Holly 
AQUIFOLIACEAE Holly Family 


(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 


(Because of a large number of cultivars in the 
hybrid species of Ilex, parentage is not shown for 
each cultivar. Parentage is listed under the 
respective hybrid-species names.) 


‘Aalto’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
NCSH 


‘Aalto #2’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
= ‘Harriet’ 


‘Aalto #3’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
= ‘Kate’ 


‘Aalto #5’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


ILEX 


‘Aalto #5A’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Accent’ [I. integra x I. pernyi] 
DCNA 


‘Afterglow’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 


‘Aglo’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCCB 


‘Aka tsuge’ [I. sugerokii Maxim.] 
DCNA 


‘Alagold’ [I. < attenuata Ashe] 
VATA 


‘Alice’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim.] 
DCNA 


‘Alice’ [I. aquifolium] 
= ‘Alice’ [I. < altaclerensis] 


< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
Highclere H. 
[I. aquifolium x I. perado} 

DCNA MDLT MDWP VATA 


ambigua (Michx.) Torr. 
Carolina H., Ambiguous Winterberry 
VAGW 


amelanchier M.A.Curtis 
Sarvis H. 
ALJG GACG TNFB 
DCNA LASL VACW 


‘Andorra’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
NCSH 


‘Angustifolium’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
(Female and male clones of this cultivar exist) 
ALTD GACG MDLT 
DCNA MDBG TNUT 


‘Angyo’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDGD 


‘Anicet Delcambrie’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxt.] 
DCNA LAMP 


‘Anna Mae’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG LASL 


‘Anne Arundel’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDMN 


* ‘Apollo’ [I. serrata x I. verticillata] 
DCNA VATA 


ILEX 


‘Apricot’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
NCSH 


aquifolium L. 

English H. 
DCCG DCWH TXHN VATW 
DCLC GACG VAGW 
DCNA MDLT VATA 


aquifolium x I. spinigera 
DCNA 


‘Aquipern’ [I. < aquipernyi Gable] 
DCNA DCWH GAIS MDTD 


X aquipernyi Gable 

[I. aquifolium x I. pernyi] 

(Sometimes confused with I. bioritensis) 
DCNA GACG MDBG MDLT 


‘Arden’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Argentea Marginata’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA MDLT NCSH 


‘Arthur Bruner’ [I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’ < 
I. latifolia] 
TNHH 


asprella (Hook. & Arn.) Champ. ex Benth. 
DCNA 


‘Astoria’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Beacon’ 


‘Atlas’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Atlas’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyi] 
GACG 


< attenuata Ashe 

Topel H., Attenuate-leaved H. 

[I. cassine < I. opaca] 
ALTD MDGD NCEG SCMP 
DCNA MDLT SCBR 
GAOH MSHB SCFR 


‘Audry’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyi] 
MDPF 


‘Aurantiaca’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA TNFB 


‘Aurea Regina’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Golden Queen’ 


‘Aureo-marginata’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA VATA 


91 


ILEX 


‘Aurifodina’ [I. aquifolium L.] 


GACG 
‘Autumn Glow’ [I. serrata x I. verticillata] 
DCNA MDLT 
‘Avery Island’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
LAAL SCBR 
‘B. & O.’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA MDBO 
‘Bacciflava’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG MDMG VATW 
‘Baldwin’ [I. cassine L.] 
GACG 
‘Balearica’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.]} 
ARSN DCCG DCNA 
‘Balkans’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 
‘Barclay’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 
‘Barnes’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 
‘Beacon’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 
beadlei Ashe 
Beadle’s H. 
TNFB 


x beanii Rehd. 
[I. aquifolium x I. dipyrena] 


DCNA MDTD 
‘Beauty Spra’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 
‘Beauty Spra Espalier’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 
‘Belgica’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim.] 
DCNA LASL 
‘Belin’s Weeping’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA 


‘Berigold’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Beulah’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
NCSH 


CO 
ND 


ILEX 


‘Big Bull’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


bioritensis Hayata 

(Sometimes confused with I. pernyi and 

I. X aquipernyi) 
DCNA FLMG 
DCWH FLUF 


GACG 
NCSH 


‘Bleeg’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Blue Angel’ [I. < meserveae S.Y.Hu] 
MDBG VATA 


‘Blue Boy’ [I. < meserveae S.Y.Hu] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Blue Girl’ [I. X meserveae S.Y.Hul] 
DCNA 


‘Blue Maid’ [I. < meserveae S.Y.Hu] 
MDLT 


‘Blue Prince’ [I.  meserveae S.Y.Huj 
MDTD VATA 


‘Blue Princess’ [I. < meserveae S.Y.Hu] 
MDBG VATA 


‘Blue Stallion’ [I. < meserveae S.Y.Hu] 
MDLT VATA 


‘Bob Bruner’ [I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’ < 

I. latifolia] 
TNAB TNHH 

‘Bodley’s Bleeg’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Bonanza’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Bostic’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG 


‘Boyce Thompson’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDLT 


‘Boyce Thompson #3’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Boyce Thompson Xanthocarpa’ [I. opaca 
Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 


DCNA MDBG 
‘Braddock Heights’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

MDAG 


‘Brawley’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG 


ILEX 

‘Brighter Shine’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyi] 
GACG 

‘Bright Horizon’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 

‘Brilliant’ [I. aquifolium < I. ciliospinosa] 
ALBG MDBG VAGS 
DCNA SCWI VATA 


‘Bronze’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Brown #3’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
= ‘Judge Brown’ 


‘Brown #5’ [I. opaca Ait.] 


NCSH 
‘Brown #16’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 
‘Brownell’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 
buergeri Miq. 
ALTD DCNA 
‘Burfordii’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
Burford H. 
ARRB FLUF NCBE TNSB 
DCCG GACG NCEG TXSH 
DCNA GAWH NCGP VACW 
FLCG MDLT SCFW VATA 
FLMG MSHB SCUC 


buswellii Small 
Sand H., Buswell’s H. 
DCNA TNFB 


‘Butler’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
MDWA 


‘Buxifolia’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
(Name applied to numerous clones of different 


origins) 
DCNA 

‘Byers Golden’ [I. decidua Walt.] 
ALBH DCNA GACG 

‘Cacapon’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 

‘Cajun Gold’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
LAGN 

‘Callina’ [I. cornuta < I. aquifolium] 
DCNA NCNB 

‘Calloway’ [I. opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa 

Rehd.] 
LASL 


ILEX 


‘Camelliifolia’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 

Dallim.] 
DCLC DCNA MDBG MDTD 

‘Campus Variegated’ [I. aquifolium L.] 


DCNA 


canariensis Poir. 
Canary Islands H. 


DCNA 
‘Canary’ [I. opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa 
Rehd.] 

DCNA DEMC MDLT 


‘Cape Christmas’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDTN 


‘Captain Bonneville’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Carefree’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara] 


SCCU 
‘Carissa’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
MDTD 
‘Casey’s Dwarf’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG SCMG 
cassine L. 
Dahoon, Cassine 
DCNA GACG LASL 
FLIF GASM SCBR 
FLUF LAHG VANB 


cassine L. var. angustifolia Ait. 

Narrow-leaved Dahoon 
ALAU FLIF 
DCNA NCDU 


TNUT 


cassine L. var. angustifolia 
f. aurea-baccata Tarbox ex S.F.Blake 
Yellow-berried Dahoon 

FLUF SCBR 


cassine L. var. bryanii Tarbox ex S.F.Blake 
DCNA SCBR 


cassine L. var. myrtifolia (Walt.) Sarg. 
= I. myrtifolia 


‘Cetus’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyi] 
GACG 


‘Changsha’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Charles’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


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ILEX 


‘Cherry Berry’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA 


‘Chief’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
NCSH 


‘Chieftan’ [I. x koehneana Loesn.] 
DCNA MDBO 


‘China Boy’ [I. cornuta < I. rugosa] 
VATA 


‘China Girl’ [I. cornuta < I. rugosa] 
VATA 


chinensis (sensu S.Y.Hu & nurseries, non 
Sims) 
= I. purpurea 


‘Christmas Carol’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Christmas Cheer’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 


‘Christmas Gem’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
MDJN 


‘Christmas Hedge’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Christmas Queen’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
= ‘Cape Christmas’ 


ciliospinosa Loesn. 
(Often confused with ‘Brilliant’) 


DCNA MDBG MDTD 
MDBA MDHS 
ciliospinosa < I. fargesii 
DCNA DEFC MDMN 
cinerea Champ. 
DCNA 
‘Clarendon’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
GACG 
‘Clarendon Batwing’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxt.] 
NCCG 
‘Clarendon Small Leaf’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxt.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Clarendon Spreading’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA NCCG TNTV 


‘Clarissa’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


CO 
— 


ILEX 


‘Clark’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Clouded Gold’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
NCSH 


* ‘Clusterberry’ 
[(I. cornuta < I. aquifolium) ‘Nellie R. Stevens’ 
<I. leucocladal] 


DCNA VATA 
‘Colburn’ [I. x altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 

DCNA 


colchica Pojark. 
Pontic H., Caucasian H. 
DCNA 


‘Coleman’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


collina Alex. 
Appalachian H. 


DCNA MDPJ TNFB 
‘Compacta’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

(Name applied to numerous clones of different 
origins) 

DCNA GACG 


‘Compacta’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
(Name applied to numerous clones of different 


origins) 
VATA 

‘Conners’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 

‘Convexa’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA FLMG MDMG SCMG 
FLCG GACG NCEG VATA 

corallina Franch. 
DCNA MDGD 

coriacea (Pursh) Chapm. 

Large Gallberry 
DCNA SCBR 

cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. 

Chinese H., Horned H: 
ALBG DCWH LAMP TNDR 
ALTD FLMG MDTD VAGF 
ARRB FLUF NCDU VATA 
DCCG GACG SCBR 
DCNA GAIS SCEG 


ILEX 


cornuta x I. pernyi 
(CB hybrids originated at Kingsville Nursery, 
Kingsville, MD; CB is an acronym for I. cornuta 
x I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’) 
DCCG DCNA GACG 
‘Corpening #1’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Cover Girl’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Japanese H., Box-leaved H. 
DCCG FLCG GACG 
DCNA FLMG MDLT 


NCBE 
SCMG 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
ssp. fukasawana (Makino) Murata 
DCNA 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. mutchagara Makino 
= I. maximowicziana var. kanahirae 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. var. paludosa 

(Nakai) Hara 
DCNA GACG 

crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

var. thomsonii (Hook.f.) Loesn. 
DCNA 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
f. watanabeana Makino 
DCNA GACG MDTD 


‘Crescent’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara] 
SCCU 


‘Crinkle Variegated’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Crispa’ [I. aquifolium L.] 

Green Screw 
DCNA GACG 

‘Crispa Aureo-picta’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Croonenbersg’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
VAGF 


‘Cumberland’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


cumulicola Small 
Dune H., Hummock H. 
DCNA FLUF 


ILEX 


curtissii (Fern.) Small 
Suwanee H. 


DCNA GACG TNFB TXDM 
cyrtura Merr. 
DCNA 
‘D’Or’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCNA GAIS VACW 
GACG LASL 
‘Daddyo’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 
‘Dan Fenton’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 
‘Dare County’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
NCMH 
decidua Walt. 
Possum Haw 
DCNA LAAP NCTE VACW 
FLIF LAMP SCBR 
GACG MDLT TNUT 
GAEC NCDU TXPS 


decidua Walt. var. curtissii Fern. 
= I. curtissii 


‘Delaware Diamond’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Deluxe’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Dengle Belles’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 
MDBG 


‘Dewerth’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
GACG 


‘Dick’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
(Originally ‘Wheeler #1’) 
NCSH 


dimorphophylla Koidz. 
Okinawa H. 
DCNA 


dipyrena Wall. 
DCNA 


‘Divaricata’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Doctor Kassab’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyil] 
DCNA MDBG MDMG 


95 


ILEX 


‘Dodd Special’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG 


‘Dorsey’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDWA 


‘Drace’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyji] 
GACG 


‘Dragon Lady’ [I. < aquipernyi Gable] 
MDLT VATA 


‘Dr. James Foret’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxt.] 
LAAL 


‘Dr. John Creech’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxt.] 
ALOS LAAL 


‘Dr. T. B. Symons’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Dude’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Dumbarton Oaks’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Dwarf Burford’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCNA LAHG NCDU 
GACG MDBG 


‘Dwarf Cone’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA DECN 


‘Dwarf Pagoda’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDMN 


‘Eagleson’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 


TXEN 
‘E. A. McIlhenny’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxt.] 
LAAL 
‘Earlibright’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 
‘Early Cluster’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA 
‘East Palatka’ [I. < attenuata Ashe] 
ALFN DCWH LASL VACW 
ARRB FLUF NCEG VATA 


DCCG GACG SCMG 
DCNA GAUG TNSB 


ILEX 


‘Edna Jean’ [I. < attenuata Ashe] 
TNML 


‘Edward J. Stevens’ [I. cornuta X I. 
aquifolium] 
DCNA 


‘Edwin Dozier’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Eldridge’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA MDHA NCSH 


* ‘Elegance’ [I. integra < I. pernyji] 
DCNA FLUF 


‘Elegantissima’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
(Commercially known as ‘Mistigold’) 
DCNA GACG 


‘Elfin’ [I. crenata Thunb. ] 
= ‘Delaware Diamond’ 


‘Elizabeth’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Emily’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Emily Bruner’ [I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’ < 
I. latifolia] 

DCNA TNAB VATA 

GACG TNHH 


‘Erma Byrd’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
DCNA MDTD 


‘Escort’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Evangeline’ [I.  altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
= ‘Hazel’ 


‘Fairfax’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 


‘Farage’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


fargesii Franch. 
Farges’ H. 
DCNA _GAEC 


Jfargesii Franch. ssp. melanotricha (Merr.) 
S.Andrews 
DCNA 


ILEX 


‘Father Charles’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim. ex Rehd.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Faulkner’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDHH 


‘Favorite’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Felten’s Selection’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Ferox’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG MDBG VADW 

‘Ferox Argentea’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Ferox Aurea Marginata’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
VATA 


ficoidea Hemsl. 
Fig-leaved H. 
DCNA 


‘Fine Line’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
ALTD 


‘Fire Chief’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Firecracker’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Firefly’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DECN 


‘Firelight’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA 


‘Flavescens’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Flushing’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Folsom’s Weeping’ [I. vomitoria Ait. 
f. pendula Foret & Solym.] 
GACG GAUG TNCT TXSE 


‘Formal’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
NCSH 


‘Formax’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyji] 
GACG 


‘Fort McCoy’ [I. cumulicola Small] 
ALEH 


ILEX 


‘Fort McCoy’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
(Cultivar name illegitimate) 
FLUF 


‘Foster #1’ [I. <x attenuata Ashe] 
ALAU ALTD 


‘Foster #2’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
ALAU GABS MDLT NCDU 


ALFN MDBG MDTD VATA 
‘Foster #3’ [I. <x attenuata Ashe] 
ALFN GACG 
‘Foster #4’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
DCNA 
‘Foster No. 1’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Cultivar name illegitimate) 
GACG 


‘Foster No. 2’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Cultivar name illegitimate) 

GACG 


‘Foxii’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Francis Lewis’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DEFL 


‘Freeman’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Frierson’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Fructo-lutea’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Fruitland Nursery’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 
GACG NCSH 


‘Gable’ [I. < aquipernyi Gable] 
DCNA 


‘Gayle’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara] 
SCCU 


‘Gee’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


geniculata Maxim. 
Furin H. 
DCNA 


georgei Comber 
DCNA MDTD 


97 


ILEX 


glabra (L.) A.Gr. 

Inkberry 
ALBG GACG MDLT 
ALUA GAUG MDTD 
DCNA MDBG VAWP 


glabra (L.) A.Gr. f. leucocarpa F.W.Woods 
White-fruited Inkberry 
DCNA GACG SCBR 


‘Glass’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG VATA 


‘Glenwood’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
VAIG 


‘Globe’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Glory’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Golden Beauty [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Golden Milkmaid’ 


‘Golden Butterfly’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Golden Fleece’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Golden Gate’ [I. aquifolium] 
= ‘Rubricaulis Aurea’ 


‘Golden Gem’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Golden Girl’ [I. < meserveae S.Y.Hu] 
(Commercially known as ‘Mesglog’) 
DCNA 


‘Golden Heller’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
VATA 


‘Golden Milkboy’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Golden Milkmaid’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Golden Queen’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
NCSH 


‘Goldie’ [I. opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa 
Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Good Taste’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyji] 
DCNA GACG 


ILEX 


‘Good Will Park’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Governor William Paca’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDWP 


‘Gracean’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Grandpappy’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
NCBW 


‘Grandview’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCNA 


‘Gray’s Bigleaf’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
NCMH 


‘Gray’s Little Leaf [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
DCNA TXDM 


‘Green Dragon’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDLT 


‘Green Knight’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Green Lustre’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG VATA 


‘Green Maid’ [I. aquifolium Ly 
DCNA GACG 


‘Green Screw’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Crispa’ 


‘Green Shadow’ [I. integra Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Green Thumb’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Grier’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
VATA 


‘Griscom’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Hamlet’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Handsworthensis’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Harriet’ [I. opaca Ait.]} 
DCNA 


ILEX 


‘Harry Gunning’ [I. ciliospinosa < 
I. leucoclada] 
DCNA 


‘Harvest Red’ [I. serrata x I. verticillata] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Hastata’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Hatfield’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Hazel’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim.] 
DCNA 


‘Hazel’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Hazel’ [I. x altaclerensis] 


‘H. B. Red’ [I. decidua Walt.] 
= ‘Pocahontas’ 


‘Hedgeholly’ [I. opaca Ait.] . 
DCNA 


‘Helen Makepeace’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Helleri’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDBG NCEG 


‘Hendersonii’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA 


‘Hendersonii Aurea’ [I. < altaclerensis 
(Loud.) Dallim.] 
GACG 


‘Heterophylla Aureomarginata’ 
[I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Elegantissima’ 


‘Hetzii’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


* ‘Highlight’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Hodginsii’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA GACG VAWM 
‘Hohman’ [I. < koehneana Loesn.] 
MDBG 


‘Hollowell’ [I. cornuta x I. aquifolium] 
DCNA MDHA 


ILEX 


‘Hollycroft Jack’ [I. x altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
= ‘Hollycroft Jack’ [I. aquifolium] 


‘Hollycroft Jack’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Homer’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Honeycomb’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDMN 


‘Hopkins’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Howard’ [I. < attenuata Ashe] 
DCNA GABS GAFN 
FLDG GACG LASL 


‘Howard’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
= ‘Howard’ [I. < attenuata] 


‘Huber’s Compact’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
LASL 


‘Hume’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
MDMN VATA 


‘Hume #1’ [I. < attenuata Ashe] 
DCNA 


‘Hume #2’ [I. < attenuata Ashe] 
ALFN DCNA GACG 


‘Hume’s Choice’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDMN 


‘Hutchinson’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
MSWB 


‘Indian Bayou #3’ [I. decidua Walt.] 
LASL 


‘Indian Chief’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyi] 
GACG 


‘Ingramii’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
MDTN 


insignis Hook. 
= I. kingiana 


integra Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


Mochi H. 
ALBG DCNA GAIS 
ALTD FLMG LAAL 


DCCG FLUF VAWR 


se be 


ILEX 


integra < I. aquifolium 
(Plants of this cross from different origins are 
widely distributed) 

DCNA MDTD 


integra < I. cornuta 
GACG 


integra < I. pernyi 
(Plants of this cross from different origins are 
widely distributed) 


DCNA 
‘Integrifolium’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
NCSH 
‘Ira Nelson’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCNA LAAL LASL VACW 
‘Iso’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 
‘Ivory’ [f. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 
‘Ivory Hall’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DECN VATA 


‘Ivory Queen’ [I. glabra (L.) A.Gr. 
f. leucocarpa F.W.Woods] 


DCNA MDMN 
‘Ivory Tower’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 

DECN VATA 
‘Jackson’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 

DCNA 
* ‘Jade’ [I. <x koehneana Loesn.] 

DCNA 
‘James G. Esson’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 

DCNA GACG MDTD 

DEMC MDMN 
‘James Swan’ [I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’ < I. 
latifolia] 

TNAB TNHH 


‘J. C. van Tol’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Jeannette Adamson’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDPJ 


‘Jersey Pinnacle’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


ILEX 


‘Jersey Princess’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA MDLT VATA 


‘Jinny Bruner’ [I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’ 
x I. latifolia] 


TNAB TNHH 
‘John Higgins’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 
‘John Nosal’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 
* ‘John T. Morris’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyi] 
DCNA GACG VATA 
‘Joyce’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 
‘Judge Brown’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA NCSH 
‘Jungle Garden’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
LAAL NCDU 
‘Kate’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 
kingiana Cockerell 
DCNA 
‘Kingsville Dwarf [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDBG SCMG 
GACG NCEG VATA 
‘Kingsville Special’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxt.] 
GACG 
‘Kirofukurin’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Angyo’ 


x kiusiana Hatusima 
[I. buergeri x I. integra] 


DCNA 
‘Knight’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA MDWA 
< koehneana Loesn: 
Koehne’s H. 
[I. aquifolium x I. latifolia] 
DCNA MDBG MDMG VATA 
DCWH MDLT VACW VAWR 


‘Kunming’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


ILEX 


‘La Bar’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA NCSH 


‘Lacerta’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyi] 
GACG 


‘Lady Baltimore’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


laevigata (Dum.-Cours.) A.Gr. 
Smooth Winterberry 
DCNA GACG NCBE 


‘Lagniappe’ [I. longipes Chapm. ex 
Trelease] 
ALJG 


‘Lake City’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA GACG LAHG LASL 


‘Lassie’ [I. < koehneana Loesn.] 
MDMN 


latifolia Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Luster-leaved H., Broad-leaved H. 
ALAU GACG MDLT TXDC 
ALBG GADG NCDU VACW 
ALTD GAEC NCEL VAGS 


DCCG GAIS SCMG VASC 
DCNA GAWH SCMP 
DCWH LASL TNSB 


FLUF MDBG TNUT 


‘Latifolia’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
(Many cultivars of different origins) 

DCNA GACG MDLT 

FLMG GAFN 


‘Latispina’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
VADW 


‘Laura’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA NCSH 


‘Laurifolia’ [I. < altaclarensis (Loud.) 
Dallim. ex Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Laurifolia’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Laurifolia’ [I. < altaclerensis] 


‘Lenape Moon’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Lepux’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyi] 
GACG 


‘Leucocarpa’ [I. serrata Thunb. ex 

J.A.Murr.] 

Yellow-fruited Japanese Winterberry 
DCNA 


ILEX 


leucoclada Makino 
Yellow-stemmed H. 
DCNA 


‘Lewis’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
MDHA 


‘Libby’s Favorite’ [I. integra < I. cornuta] 
ALTD 


‘Lilliput’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Lilygold’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Lindleyana’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Little Bull’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


liukiuensis Loesn. 
Liukiu H. 
GACG 


‘Lock Raven’ [I.  koehneana Loesn.] 
DCNA 


lohfauensis Merr. 
DCNA 


‘Longfellow’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Longifolia’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Name applied to numerous clones of diverse 
origins.) 

DCWH 


longipes Chapm. ex Trelease 
Long-stalked H., Georgian H. 
ALTD LAHG NCDU TXLL 
DCNA MDTD TNFB 


‘Longspra’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
NCSH 


‘Lord’ [I. rotunda Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Louise’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Louise Holmes’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
DCNA VACW 


‘Lowei’ [I. myrtifolia Walt.] 
DCNA FLUF 


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ILEX 


‘Lowell’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Loyce Nelson’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Luteo-variegata’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Lutescens’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


* ‘Lydia Morris’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyi] 
DCNA 


‘Lyra’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyi} 
GACG 


macrocarpa Oliv. 
DCNA 


macropoda Miq. 
DCNA VABF 


‘Maderensis Variegata’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Mae’ [I. opaca Ait.]} 
DCNA 


‘Magna Semen’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Major’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
(Name applied to numerous clones of different 
origins) 

DCNA GACG 


‘Malcolm S. Whipple’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
MDBG 


‘Mamie Eisenhower’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Manig’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Maplehurst’ [I. cornuta < I. aquifolium] 
DCNA 


‘Margaret Moran’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Mariesii’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
Coin-leaved H. 
DCNA GACG GAEC VAPH 


© 
N 


ILEX 


‘Marnockii’ [I. « altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
GACG 


‘Marshal Tito’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Mary Nell’ 
[(I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’ <I. pernyji) 
‘Red Delight’ <I. latifolia] 

ALTD 


‘Maryland’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Maryland Beauty’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
MDJN 


‘Maryland Dwarf’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA MDBG VATA 


maximowicziana Loesn. var. kanehirae 
(Yamamoto) Yamazaki 
DCNA GACG VATA 


‘Maxwell’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Medallion’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCNA 


‘Menantico’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Mentor Dense’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Mentor Glossy’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Merry Christmas’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDAL 


<x meserveae S.Y.Hu 

[I. rugosa < I. aquifolium] 

(The “blue” hollies; see cultivar names beginning 
with Blue) 


‘Mesglog’ [I. x meserveae S.Y.Hu] 
= ‘Golden Girl’ 


‘Microphylla’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
(Name applied to numerous clones of different 
origins) 

ALFN DCNA GACG 


‘Microphylla Supreme’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


ILEX 


‘Midas Touch’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Miss Helen’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA MDMN 


‘Miss Liberty’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
SCWI 


‘Miss Muffet’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DECN VATA 


‘Mistigold’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Elegantissima’ 


‘Mobjack Supreme’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
VATA 


‘Monstrosa’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


montana T.&G. ex A.Gr. 
= I. monticola 


monticola A.Cr. 
Mountain H. 
DCNA GACG SCBR 


‘Moonglow’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyi] 
GACG 


‘Moonlight’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Flavescens’ 


‘Morgan Gold’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 
DCIW 


‘Morrell No. 1’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG 


‘Morrell No. 3’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG 


‘Morris Dwarf’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Mount Halla’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Mrs. Santa’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Mundyi’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim.] 
DCNA GACG 


ILEX 


mutchagara Makino 
= I. maximowicziana var. kanahirae 


myrtifolia Walt. 

Myrtle-leaved H. 
DCNA LAHG SCJF 
GACG MSFG SCRH 
GAFN SCBR VATA 


myrtifolia Walt. 
(Yellow-fruited; not equivalent to ‘Lowei’) 
GAEC 


‘Myrtifolia’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Nakada’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDTD VATA 


‘Nakaharae’ [I. sugerokii Maxim.] 
DCNA 


‘Nana’ [I. glabra (L.) A.Gr.] 
(Several clones of different origins) 
DCNA 


‘Nana’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
= ‘Red Sprite’ 


‘Nana’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
(Several clones of different origins) 
ALAU FLMG GACG LAHG 


‘Nanking’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘NASA’ [I. < attenuata Ashe] 
ALTD 


‘Natchez Belle’ [I. longipes Chapm. ex 
Trelease] 
MSBH 


‘National’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
ALTD 


‘Needle Point’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
LASL 


‘Nellie R. Stevens’ [I. cornuta < 

I. aquifolium] 
ALTD DCWH MDLT TNUT 
DCCG GACG NCTP VATA 
DCNA MDBG SCKG 


‘Nelson West’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘N. F. Barnes’ [I. aquifolium L.]} 
GACG 


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ILEX 


‘Nigrescens’ [I. x altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA 


nobilis Gumbleton 
= I. kingiana 


‘NYBG #2’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Oconee River’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Old Gold’ [I. opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa 
Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Old Heavy Berry’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA GACG VACW 


‘Oleafera’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Olga’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCCB 


opaca Ait. 

American H. 
ALSH FLCG MDLT SCNS 
DCCG FLMG MDMG VACW 
DCNA GAOH SCBR 
DCWH MDBG SCMP 


opaca Ait. var. arenicola (Ashe) Ashe 
= I. cumulicola 


opaca Ait. f. subintegra Weatherby 
DCNA MDAB MDSJ SCMP 
FLPW MDJS NCBE 
LASL MDMN SCBR 


opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
Yellow-fruited American H. 
DCNA GACG NCEG VACW 


* ‘Oriole’ [(I. myrtifolia < I. opaca) 
x I. myrtifolia] 
DCNA 


‘Osa’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘O. Spring’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCNA 


‘Otis Miley’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
GACG 


‘Painted Lady’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


A 
i FAs 


ILEX 


‘Pale Moon’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Palmetto’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
ALTD 


paraguariensis St.Hil. 
Paraguay Tea, Yerba Maté 
DCNA FLUF 


‘Peconic’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


pedunculosa Miq. 

Evergreen Long-stalked H. 
ALTD DEWG MDLT MDTD 
DCGG GACG MDMG SCWI 
DCNA GAEC MDMN 


pedunculosa Miq. var. continentalis Loesn. 
= I, pedunculosa 


‘Pendula’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


perado Ait. ssp. platyphylla (P.B.Webb & 
Berth.) S.Andrews 
DCNA 


‘Perkins #1’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Perkins-de-Wilde #1’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA ; 


‘Perkins-de-Wilde #2’ [I. opaca Ait. ] 
DCNA 


‘Perkins-de-Wilde #3’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Perle LeClair’ [I. opaca Ait. f. subintegra 
Weatherby] 
DCNA 
NCDU 


pernyi Franch. 
ALFN FLMG GALA VABF 
ALTD GACG MDMG VAWR 
DCNA GAFN TNUT 


pernyi Franch. var. veitchii (J.G.Veitch) Bean 
= J. bioritensis ' 


‘Perrine’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Petite’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Phantom Gold’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA NCSH 


ILEX 


‘Piccolo’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DECN 


‘Pin Cushion’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Pinto’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Planifolia’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Pocahontas’ [I. decidua Walt.] 
(Originally known as‘H. B. Red’, an invalid 
name) 

DCNA 


‘Polly’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Pomona’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


poneantha Koidz. 
DCNA 


‘Pot-O-Gold’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Pride Dwarf’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Pride’s Tiny’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Princess Pat’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


pubescens Hook. & Arn. 
ALTD DCNA FLUF 


purpurea Hassk. 
Peach-leaved H., Kachi H. 
DCNA GAIS TNSN 
GACG GAUG TNUT 


‘Pyramidalis’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pyramidalis’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDAL 


‘Pyramidalis Compacta’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Recurva’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


ILEX 


‘Recurva’ [I. pernyi Franch.] 
DCNA 


‘Red Delight’ [I. cornuta ‘Burfordii’ < I. 
pernyi] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Rederly’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Red Robe’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyij] 
GACG 


‘Red Sprite’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 


‘Repandens’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Reynolds’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA TNTV 


‘Richard E. Lincoln’ [I. verticillata (L.) 
A.Gr.] 
MDES 


‘Richards’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDHR 


‘Ricker’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA MDHA 


‘Riddle Farm’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Rock Garden’ 
[I. Xaquipernyi x (I. integra < I. pernyi) 
‘Accent’| 

DCNA 


‘Rocky Creek’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


rotunda Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Kurogane H. 


ALTD FLFS GACH VANB 
DCNA FLUF GAIS 
FLFB GACG LAAL 


‘Rotunda’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
ALTD FLUF MDLT TXHA 
DCLC GACG MDTD 
DCNA GAFN SCMG 


‘Royal Red’ [I. < altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Royal Red’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Royal Red’ [I. < altaclerensis] 


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ILEX 


‘Rubricaulis Aurea’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


* ‘Ruby’ [I. x koehneana Loesn.] 
DCNA MDTD VATA 


‘Ruby Red’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
TNTV 


rugosa F.Schmidt 
Tsuru H., Creeping H. 
DCNA 


‘Rushton’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘R. V. P. Special’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
MDHD 


‘St. Ann’ [I. opaca Ait.} 
DCNA 


‘St. John’s’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDSJ 


‘St. Mary’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘San Jose’ [I. X aquipernyi Gable] 
GACG MDTD 


‘San Jose’ [I. < koehneana Loesn.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Sandy Hook #5’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Sara Higgins’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
NCSH 


‘Satyr Hill’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDMN VATA 


‘Savannah’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
ALBG GACG LASL 
DCNA GAET SCBR 
FLUF LAHG SCFW 


SCKG 


‘Schlupp’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
VACW 


‘Scotica’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
MDBG 


‘Scram’s Dwarf’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Secrest’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Semala’ [I. integra < I. cornuta] 
ALTD DCNA 


ILEX 
‘Sentinel’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
VATA 
* ‘September Gem’ [I. ciliospinosa 
I. X aquipernyi] 
DCNA MDWP 
serrata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Japanese Winterberry 
DCNA GACG MDPJ NCBE 
DEEM MDBG MDTD 
serrata X I. verticillata 
SCCU 
serrata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. var. argutidens 
(Miq.) Rehd. 
= I. serrata 


serrata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. var. sieboldii 
(Miq.) Rehd. 
= [. serrata 


‘Shanghai’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Shangri-La’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Shaver’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 


shennongjiaensis T.R.Dudley & Sun 
DCNA 


‘Shilling’s’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
GACL NCTP 
‘Shilling’s Dwarf [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
(This cultivar and ‘Schilling’s’ are confused) 
GAJI 


‘Shiu-ying’ [I. cornuta Lind!. & Paxt.] 
MDMN 


‘Shortspra’ [I. aquifolium L.] 


DCNA GACG 
sikkimensis Hook. 
Sikkim H. 

DCNA 


‘Silver Edge’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Argentea Marginata’ 


‘Silver Milkboy’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘Silver Milkmaid’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


ILEX 


‘Silver Princess’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Argentea Marginata’ 


‘Sirofukurin’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Snowflake’ 


‘Slim Jim’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Snowflake’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Sparkleberry’ [I. serrata x I. 
verticillata] 
DCNA VATA 


‘Sparkler’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


spinigera (Loesn.) Loesn. 
DCNA 


‘Star’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘Starker’s Silver’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
= ‘Elegantissima’ 


‘Stokes’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Stokes Dwarf’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
LASL 


sugerokii Maxim. 
DCNA VATA 


‘Sunnybrooke’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


* ‘Sunny Foster’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Sunnyside’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Sunset’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 


‘Taber’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
GACG 


‘Taber #2’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
ALFN 


* ‘Tanager’ [(I. myrtifolia < I. opaca) x 
I. myrtifolia] 
DCNA 


ILEX 


‘Tankard’s Compact’ [I. glabra (L.) A.Gr.] 
VATA 


‘Tennyson’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Teufel’s Hybrid’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 


‘Teufel’s Variegated’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


thomsonii (Hook.f.) Hara 
= I. crenata var. thomsonti 


‘Thornton’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Tiny’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Pride’s Tiny’ 
‘Tiny’ [I. opaca Ait.] 

DCNA 


‘Tiny Tim’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
= ‘Pride’s Tiny’ 


‘Titan’ [I. cornuta x I. pernyij} 
DCNA GACG MDBG 


‘Tom Everett’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 


‘T-one’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
VATA 


‘Toner’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCSE MDHD MDKN 


‘Topeli’ [I. x attenuata Ashe] 
DCNA 


‘Trisco’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


‘24 Karat’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDPM 


‘Tyke’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara] 
SCCU 


‘Variegata’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG 


‘Vaseyi’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Veitchii’ [I. pernyi Franch.] 
= I bioritensis 


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ILEX 


‘Vera’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
MDBG 


verticillata (L.) A.Gr. 
Winterberry, Black Alder 


ALMG MDBG SccuU VAPH 
ALTD MDLT TNFB VATA 
ALUA NCAS VAAC 
DCNA NCBE VAGW 
GACG SCBR VAHR 


verticillata (L.) A.Gr. f. chrysocarpa 
Robinson 
Yellow-berried Winterberry 

DCNA 


‘Virginia Dare’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
= ‘Dare County’ 


‘Virgo’ [I. cornuta < I. pernyi] 


DCNA 

‘Viridis’ [I. glabra (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA 

vomitoria Ait. 

Yaupon 
ALBG FLMG NCDU SCUC 
ARSN FLUF NCEG TXDM 
DCNA GACG SCBR VACW 
FLAL GAJI SCMP VAGW 
FLCG GAJY SCNS 


vomitoria Ait. var. chiapiensis Sharp 
Mexican Yaupon 
DCNA 


vomitoria Ait. f. pendula Foret & Solym. 


Pendulous Yaupon 
DCNA LAHG LASL 
GACG LAHP 


‘Walker’ [I. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt.] 
GACG 


‘Watereriana’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
Waterer’s Gold H. 
DCNA 


‘Wayne’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 


MDAL 


‘Wheeler #1’ [I. opaca] 
= ‘Dick’ 


‘Wheeler #4’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA NCSH 


‘Wheeler #4’ [I. opaca Ait.] 


(Cultivar name illegitimate) 
NCSH 


108 


‘Whittingtonensis’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘William Cowsgill’ [I. ciliospinosa < 
I. leucoclada] 
MDBG 


‘William Hawkins’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
ALTD 


‘William Jackson’ [I. crenata Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA 


‘Willow Leaf’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 


‘Wilmat Yellow’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Weatherby] 
GACG 


wilsonii Loesn. 


Wilson’s H. 

DCNA GACG 
‘Wilsonii’ [I. x altaclerensis (Loud.) 
Dallim.] 

DCNA GACG MDLT 


‘Wintergreen’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Winter King’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Winter Queen’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Winter Red’ [I. verticillata (L.) A.Gr.] 
DCNA MDBG VAGS 


‘Wirt L. Winn’ [I. < koehneana Loesn.] 
DCNA MDLT MDTD 


‘Yawkeyii’ [I. vomitoria Ait.] 
DCNA SCBR 


‘Yellow Beam’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Yellow Jacquet’ [I. opaca Ait. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Yonkers’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Yule’ [I. opaca Ait.] 
DCNA 


ILEX 


ILEX 

‘Yule Glow’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
GACG 

‘Yunnan’ [I. crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
GACG 

yunnanensis Franch. 

Yunnan H. 
DCNA 

yunnanensis Franch. var. gentilis Loesn. 
DCNA 

‘Zero’ [I. aquifolium L.] 
DCNA GACG 

zhejiangensis C.J.Tseng 
DCNA 

ILLICIUM L. 

ILLICIACEAE Ilicium Family 


anisatum L. 
Japanese Anise Tree 


ALEH GACG TXLL 
ALTD GAEC VATA 
floridanum Ellis 
Florida Anise 
ALAU FLGS GAEC SCWI 
ALBG FLMG GAWH TNDG 
ALEH FLUF LALG TXLL 
ALSH GACE MDLT VACW 
DCNA GACG NCBE VAPH 
FLAL GACH SCMP VAZC 
floridanum Ellis f. album F.G.Mey. & 
Mazzeo 
ALTD DCNA SCWI 


henryi Diels 


Chinese Anise Tree 


ALTD 
mexicanum A.C.Sm. 
SCWI 
parviflorum Michx. ex Vent. 
FLLE LAGN SCMG VATA 
FLMG NCAG SCMP 
FLUF NCDU TNFR 
GAJC SCBR VACW 


‘Semmes’ [I. floridanum Ellis f. album 
F.G.Mey. & Mazzeo] 


ALTD ALWR DCNA 


JACARANDA 


INDIGOFERA L. 


Indigo 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Bean Family 


‘Alba’ [I. decora Lindl.] 


DCNA DEWG MDGD 
decora Lindl. 

LAAL LARP SCJA 

LAHP LASL 


incarnata (Willd.) Nakai 
= I. decora 


kirilowii Maxim. 


DEWG VAGS 
potaninii Craib 

DCNA 
suffruticosa Mill. 

SCBR SCCL 
ITEA L. 


SAXIFRAGACEAE (Iteoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


ilicifolia Oliv. 
NCEL 


virginica L. 
Virginia Willow 


DCNA LASL SCBR VACW 
GAGB MDBG TNRT 
LALG MDLT TXRS 


JACARANDA Juss. 


BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


acutifolia HBK. 
Jacaranda, Green Ebony 
LALG 


109 


ILLICIUM floridanum Ellis 


[i/ustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


ILLICIUM parviflorum Michx. ex Vent. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


111 


JASMINUM 


JASMINUM L. 
OLEACEAE 


Jasmine 
Olive Family 


beesianum Forrest & Diels 


MDGD 
floridum Bunge 
ALBH NCDU TNRM VANB 
GABS SCBR TNUT VAPH 
LAHG SCCU TXLL 
MDGD SCWI VAGW 
fruticans L. 
SCWI 
humile L. 
LAMP LASL 
mesnyi Hance 
Primrose J. 
ALSH GAJI LASL SCUC 
FLDG LAAP SCBR VACW 
multiflorum (Burm.f.) Andr. 
Star J. 
FLUF LALG 
nitidum Skan 
Angel-wing J. 
FLUF GACG LALG 
nudiflorum Lindl. 
Winter J. 
MDBG MDLA MDLT 
parkeri S.T.Dunn 
VACW 
‘Revolutum’ [J. humile L.] 
Italian J. 
SCWI 
x stephanense E.Lemoine 
[J. beesianum J. officinale] 
SCWI 
JUGLANS L. Walnut 
JUGLANDACEAE Walnut Family 
ailantifolia Carr. 
DCNA TNFE TNSC 
DCWR TNLW 
ailantifolia Carr. var. cordiformis (Maxim.) 
Rehd. 
Japanese W. 
DCNA 


JUNIPERUS 
‘Broadview’ [J. regia L.] 
MDGD 
cinerea L. 
Butternut 
DCCG 
‘Hansen’ [J. regia L.] 
MDGD 
‘Laciniata’ [J. nigra L.] 
TNNE 
major (Torr.) Heller 
Arizona W. 
DCNA 
‘McDermid’ [J. regia L.] 
MDGD 
nigra L. 
Black W. 
DCCG GAJS MDNA VAWP 
DEMC MDCP SCBR 
FLUF MDHN TNUT 
GAIS MDLT VACW 
‘Paradox’ [J. hindsii < J. regia] 
DCNA 
regia L. 
English W., Persian W. 
DCCG VACW 


JUNIPERUS L. 
CUPRESSACEAE 


Juniper 
Cypress Family 


‘Admirabilis’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Alba’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 


‘Arcadia’ [J. sabina L.] 
DCNA 


‘Aurea’ [J. chinensis L.] 
VAMP 


‘Aurea’ [J. virginiana L.] 
DCNA 


‘Bar Harbor’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA FLUF MDBG 


‘Berkshire’ [J. communis L.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Blaauw’ [J. chinensis L.] 
MDNA 


JASMINUM nudiflorum Lindl. 


[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


113 


la L 


[ustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


JUGLANS reg 


114 


JUNIPERUS 


‘Blue Chip’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Blue Cloud’ [J. x media Van Melle] 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 
DCNA FLMG 


‘Blue Forest’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Blue Heaven’ [J. scopulorum Sar¢g.] 
MDBG 


‘Blue Horizon’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Blue Muffet’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
MDLT 


‘Blue Pacific’ [J. conferta Parl.] 
VATA 


‘Blue Rug’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
GAEC 


‘Blue Star’ [J. squamata Buch.-Ham. ex 
Lamb.] 
DCNA MDBG MDLT 


‘Blue Vase’ [J. < media Van Melle] 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 


ALBH DCNA FLUF LASL 
‘Broadmoor’ [J. sabina L.] 
DCNA 
‘Buffalo’ [J. sabina L.] 
DCNA 
‘Canaertii’ [J. virginiana L.] 
LASL VACW 
‘Chandler Blue’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 
chinensis L. 
Chinese J. 
ALAU FLMG MDMR VATA 
ALBG FLUF SCMG 
ARUM GANG TNBC 
FLLE LATU VABF 


chinensis L. var. sargentii A.Henry 
Sargent J. 

DCNA GAUG MDBG 

GAFN LAAL 


‘Columnaris’ [J. chinensis L.] 
DCNA 


communis L. 
DCNA GAEC GAFN VASK 


JUNIPERUS 


communis L. ssp. depressa (Pursh) Franco 
Ground J. 
DCNA 


communis L. var. montana Ait. 
DCNA GAEC 


conferta Parl. 


Shore J. 
ALAU FLLE LAAL SCBR 
ALBG FLMG LAHG SCMG 
ALFN FLUF LATU VACW 
DCNA GAFN MDLT VANB 
DEMC GAJI MSHB VAPH 
FLFS GAUG NCAS 


‘Den Boer’ [J. < media Van Melle] 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 
DCNA 


deppeana Steud. var. pachyphlaea (Torr.) 
Martinez 
Alligator J. 

VABF 


‘Douglasii’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Echiniformis’ [J. chinensis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Emerald Sea’ [J. conferta Parl.] 
DCNA MDBG VATA 


‘Expansa’ [J. davurica Pall.] 
DCNA FLUF 


‘Expansa Aureo-spicata’ [J. davurica Pall.] 


ALFN DCNA LASL SCMG 
‘Expansa Variegata’ [J. davurica Pall.] 
DCNA MDBG 
‘Fastigiata’ [J. sabina L.] 
DCNA 
‘Fastigiata’ [J. virginiana L.] 
DCNA 
‘Filicinus’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 
‘Filicinus Minimus’ [J. horizontalis 
Moench] 
MDBG 


formosana Hayata 
NCWT 


‘Fruitlandii’ [J. « media Van Melle] 


[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 
GAFN 


115 


JUNIPERUS 


‘Gareei’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 


‘Glauca’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
ALBH 


‘Glauca’ [J. virginiana L.] 
ALTD 


‘Glenmore’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Globosa Cinerea’ [J. chinensis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Glomerata’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Gold Star’ [J. chinensis L.] 
MDBG 


‘Gray Gleam’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 


‘Grey Owl’ [J. virginiana L.] 
SCJF VATA 


‘Gulf Tide’ [J. conferta Parl.] 
SCMG 


‘Hetzii’ [J. chinensis L.] 
Hetz Blue J. 
MDBG MDJW NCDU SCCU 


‘Hibernica’ [J. communis L.] 

Irish J. 
ALAU DCNA GAGM VAMP 
ALBH GAEC NCBE 


‘Hill's Silver’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 


horizontalis Moench 
Creeping J. 
DCCG NCDU VATA 
DCNA NCWC 


‘Hornibrookii’ [J. communis L. var. 
montana Ait.] 


DCNA 
‘Hughes’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 
‘Kaizuka’ [J. chinensis L.] 
Hollywood J. 
ALBG FLUF SCCU 
DCNA LASL VABF 


FLFS MDBG VATA 


JUNIPERUS 


‘Kaizuka Variegated’ [J. chinensis L.] 
MDBG VATA 


‘Keteleeri’ [J. virginiana L.] 
ALFN VACW 


‘Lakewood’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 


‘Lakewood Globe’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 


‘Livida’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Loderi’ [J. squamata Buch.-Ham. ex 
Lamb.] 
DCNA 


‘Marcella’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Meyeri’ [J. sgquamata Buch.-Ham. ex 
Lamb.] 
GAEC LAAL 


‘Mint Julep’ [J. < media Van Melle] 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 
FLUF 


‘Nana’ [J. procumbens (Endl.) Miq.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Nova’ [J. virginiana L.] 
DCNA 


‘Oblonga Pendula’ [J. communis L.] 
MDEM NCSM VACW VAPH 


‘Old Gold’ [J. « media Van Melle] 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 
DCNA 


pachyphlaea Torr. 
= J. deppeana var. pachyphlaea 


‘Parsonii’ [J. chinensis L.] 
VATA 


‘Pathfinder’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCCG DCNA 


‘Pencil Point’ [J. communis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Petraea’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


JUNIPERUS 


‘Pfitzeriana’ [J. < media Van Melle] 

Pfitzer J. 

[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 
ALIT DCNA MDAB 
ALSM FLMG NCWC 
ARRB FLPM SCFW 


‘Pfitzeriana Aurea’ [J. < media Van Melle] 
Golden Pfitzer J. 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 

GAEC MDJS TNMB 


‘Pfitzeriana Compacta’ [J. < media Van 
Melle] 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 

DCNA 


‘Platinum’ [J. scopulorum Sarg.] 
DCNA 


‘Plumosa’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
Andorra J. 
GAUG SCMP 


‘Plumosa Aurea’ [J. < media Van Melle] 
[J. sabina < J. chinensis] 
DCNA 


‘Prince of Wales’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


procumbens (Endl.) Miq. 
DCNA FLUF LAHG VAMP 
FLDG GAAB LASL VATA 
FLLE GAEC SCMG 


‘Procumbens’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Pulchella’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA 


‘Reptans’ [J. virginiana L.] 
DCNA 


rigida Sieb. & Zucc. 
Needle J. 
DCNA GAEC LAAL 


‘Robusta Green’ [J. chinensis L.] 
DCNA VATA 


‘San Jose’ [J. chinensis L.] 
ARSN GAUG 


scopulorum Sarg. 
Rocky Mountain J. 
DCNA 


‘Seagreen’ [J. chinensis L.] 
SCJF 


JUNIPERUS 


‘Sentinel’ [J. communis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Sheppardii’ [J. chinensis L.] 
DCNA 


silicicola (Small) Bailey 

Southern Red Cedar 
ALBG FLCG GATS SCMP 
ALTR FLMG NCRM TXMS 
ALUA FLUF SCMG 


‘Skandia’ [J. sabina L.] 
DCNA 


‘Skyrocket’ [J. virginiana L.] 
MDBG VATA 


‘Spartan’ [J. chinensis L.] 
DCNA 


squamata Buch.-Ham. ex Lamb. 
Single-seed J. 
FLMG NCGM 


‘Stricta’ [J. excelsa Bieb.] 
DCNA VATA 


‘Tolleson‘s Blue Weeping’ [J. scopulorum 
Sarg.] 
DCNA MDMR VAMD 


‘Torulosa’ [J. chinensis L.] 
= ‘Kaizuka’ 


‘Variegata’ [J. chinensis L.] 
GAFN TNUT 


virginiana L. 

Red Cedar 
DCNA MDHN SCFS VACW 
FLCG MDLT SCMG VAMP 
FLUF NCDU SCWP 
GAUG NCWT TNHG 
MDBG SCCU TNSG 


‘Viridis’ [J. chinensis L. var. sargentii 
A.Henry] 
DCNA 


‘Von Ehren’ [J. sabina L.] 
LAAL 


‘Wichita Blue’ [J. scopulorum Sar¢g.] 
DCNA 


‘Wiltonii’ [J. horizontalis Moench] 
DCNA GAUG MDBG VATA 


117 


JUSTICIA 


JUSTICIA L. 


ACANTHACEAE Acanthus Family 


brandegeana Wassh. & L.B.Sm. 
Shrimp Plant 
FLCG FLDG FLUF 
californica (Benth.) D.Gibson 
Shrimp Plant 
TXWE 


‘Yellow Queen’ [J. brandegeana Wassh. & 
L.B.Sm.] 
LALG 


KADSURA Juss. 

SCHISANDRACEAE Schisandra Family 

ESD ES TTT TTD, 

japonica (Thunb.) Dunal 

Kadsura Vine 
NCEL 


SCAC SCCU 


KALMIA L. 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


angustifolia L. 

Sheep Laurel 
DEWG MDLT VAZC 

angustifolia L. var. carolina (Small) Fern. 


NCDU 


* ‘Bettina’ [K. latifolia L.] 
DCNA 


cuneata Michx. 
White Wicky 
SCWI 


‘Dexter Pink’ [K. latifolia L.] 
MDBG 


‘Fuscata’ [K. latifolia L.] 
MDLT 


hirsuta < K. latifolia 
GAEC SCWI 


latifolia L. 
Mountain Laurel 


ALAU FLMG LALG NCOP 
ALBG FLUF MDBG VACW 
ALSH GAEC MDLT VAGW 
DEWG GAHC NCBE VAHB 


latifolia L. f. angustata Rehd. 
GAEC 


118 


KOELREUTERIA 


‘Ostbo Red’ [K. latifolia L.] 
MDLT 


‘Sharon Rose’ [K. latifolia L.] 
MDBG 


‘Shooting Star’ [K. latifolia L.] 
GAEC 


KALOPANAX Miq. 


ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


pictus (Thunb.) Nakai 
= K. septemlobus 


ricinifolius (Sieb. & Zucc.) Miq. 
= K. septemlobus 


septemlobus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Koidz. 


DCNA MDBG MDGJ 
KERRIA DC. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


CS a ea Sa DIRE 
‘Albescens’ [K. japonica (L.) DC.] 
DCNA 


japonica (L.) DC. 
Japanese Rose 


DEMC MSMN VAPH 
GAEC SCWI VAWR 
‘Picta’ [K. japonica (L.) DC.] 
MDBG MDFM MDLT 
‘Pleniflora’ [K. japonica (L.) DC.] 
ARHS SCCU VADW VAWL 
MDJS INCE VAGW 


KOELREUTERIA Laxm. Golden-rain Tree 


SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 
bipinnata Franch. 
DCNA DCVK VATA 


elegans (Seemann) A.C.Sm. ssp. formosana 

(Hayata) F.G.Mey. 
ALTD FLUF 
FLPE LASL 


MSPR 
TXMA 


‘Fastigiata’ [K. paniculata Laxm.] 
DCNA TNTV 


formosana Hayata 
= K. elegans ssp. formosana 


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Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. 


©1976 by The Arnold Arboretum. 


[iustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


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KOELREUTERIA b 
rin 


Rep 
(1976) 


iL19 


KOELREUTERIA 


integrifoliola Merr. 
= K. bipinnata 


paniculata Laxm. 


DCCG GAUG MDWP TNUT 
DCJM LAHG MSMN VACP 
DCNA MDBG NCBE VACW 
DCSE MDJB SCCU VAMP 
DCWH MDLT TNSC VATA 
DEMC MDNA TNSN 


paniculata Laxm. var. apiculata (Rehd. & 
Wils.) Rehd. 
= K. paniculata 


‘September’ [K. paniculata Laxm.] 
DCNA 


KOLKWITZIA Graebn. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 


amabilis Graebn. 


Beauty Bush 
DCFP MDBE TNSC VACM 
DEWG MDDF TNSN VASK 
GABS NCBE TNTV 


‘Rosea’ [K. amabilis Graebn.] 
DCNA 


+LABURNOCYTISUS Schneid. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
[Laburnum + Cytisus] 


adamii (Poit.) Schneid. 
[Laburnum anagyroides + Cytisus purpureus] 
MDBG 


LABURNUM Medik. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Golden-chain Tree 
Bean Family 


anagyroides Medik. 

Golden-chain Tree 
DCNA DEEM MDLA VACW 

‘Vossii’ [L. X watereri (Kirchn.) Dipp.] 

= L. anagyroides 


<watereri (Kirchn.) Dipp. 

[L. anagyroides < L. alpinum] 
DCNA MDLT VAGS 
DEMC MDTP 


= 
NO 
© 


LAGERSTROEMIA 


LAGERSTROEMIA L. 
LYTHRACEAE 


Crape Myrtle 
Loosestrife Family 


* ‘Acoma’ 
[L. indica ‘Pink Ruffles’ < (L. indica x 
L. fauriei sdlg.)] 


DCNA 
‘Alba’ [L. indica L.] 
DCCG GAMM VAMP 
FLUF VACM 
* ‘Apalachee’ 
[L. indica /Asuka dwarf hybrid/ < L. fauriei] 
DCNA 


‘Basham’s Party Pink’ 
[L. indica x L. fauriei] 
TXSB 


* ‘Biloxi’ 

[(L. indica /dwarf red/ < L. fauriei) < 

(L. indica ‘Low Flame’ x L. fauriei)] 
DCNA 


* ‘Caddo’ 
sdlg. from ‘Basham’s Party Pink’ x 
Chee) < unknown pollen parent} 
DCNA 


‘Carolina Beauty’ [L. indica L.] 


SCCU 

* ‘Catawba’ 

[L. indica /lilac/ < L. indica /lavender/] 
DCNA SCCU 


* ‘Cherokee’ 
[L. indica ‘Hardy Red’ < L. indica 


‘Low Flame’] 
DCNA MDLT 

* ‘Choctaw’ 

[(L. indica < L. fauriei) x ‘Potomac’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Comanche’ 
[L. indica /dark red/  (L. indica < L. fauriei 
sdlg.)] 

DCNA 


* ‘Conestoga’ 
[L. indica /white/ < L. indica ‘Low Flame’| 
DCNA , 


fauriei Koehne 


DCNA FLUF LASL TXPH 


LAGERSTROEMIA 


* ‘Hopi’ 
[(L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei) < L. indica 
‘Alba-Nana’] 


DCNA 

indica L. 
ALBG FLUF NCSM VACW 
ALCM LARP NCTE VAHC 
DCCG LASL SCMP VAMP 
FLMG NCDU VACM 

* ‘Lipan’ 


[((L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei) < ((L. 
indica /red/ < ‘Carolina Beauty’) < ‘Basham’s 
Party Pink’)| 

DCNA 


* ‘Miami’ 
[(L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei) < (L. 
indica ‘Firebird’ < (L. indica < L. fauriei 
sdlg.))] 

DCNA 


* ‘Muskogee’ 
[L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei] 
DCNA 


* ‘Natchez’ 
[L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei] 
DCNA 


* ‘Osage’ 
[(L. indica /dwarf red/ < L. fauriei) x (L. 
indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei)] 

DCNA 


* ‘Pecos’ 
[(L. indica /dwarf red/ < L. fauriei) < (L. 
indica /dark red/ < L. fauriei)] 

DCNA 


* ‘Potomac’ [L. indica L.] 
(Seed was colchicine treated) 
DCNA SCCU 


* ‘Powhatan’ 
[L. indica /lilac/ < L. indica /lavender/] 
DCNA 


* ‘Seminole’ 
[L. indica /pink/ < L. indica ‘Low Flame’| 
DCNA 


* ‘Sioux’ 
[((L. indica ‘Tiny Fire’ < (L. indica = L. fauriei 
sdlg.)) x ((L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei) < 
‘Catawba’)] 

DCNA 


subcostata Koehne 


FLUF LASL SCCU 


LARIX 


* ‘Tonto’ 
[(((L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ < L. fauriei) x 
‘Catawba’) < ‘Tuscarora’| 

DCNA 


* ‘Tuscarora’ 
[‘Basham’s Party Pink’ < ‘Cherokee’| 
DCNA 


* ‘Tuskegee’ 
[L. indica ‘Dallas Red’ < ‘Basham’s Party 
Pink’ | 

DCNA 


* ‘Wichita’ 
[((L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ = L. fauriei) < (L. 
indica ‘Firebird’ < (L. indica < L. fauriei 
sdlg.))] 

DCNA 


* ‘Yuma’ 
[(L. indica ‘Pink Lace’ = L. fauriei) < ((L. 
amabilis < L. indica /hardy light pink/) < 
L. indica /very dwarf red/)] 

DCNA 


* ‘Zuni’ 
[(L. indica /dwarf red/ < L. fauriei) = L. 
indica ‘Low Flame’ | 


DCNA 
LANTANA L. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
aie A ESET TEER EY 
camara L. 
ALBG GAAG LAAL LALG 
FLUF GATS LAHG VACW 
montevidensis (Spreng.) Briq. 
Trailing Lantana 
ALBG FLCG SCHW TXRS 
sellowiana Link & Otto 
= L. montevidensis 
LARIX Mill. Larch 
PINACEAE Pine Family 
decidua Mill. 
European L. 
DCCG MDBG MDNA VABF 
DCNA MDHN NCBE 
gmelinii (Rupr.) Rupr. 
Dahurian L. 
MDPJ 


121 


LARIX 


kaempferi (Lamb.) Carr. 
Japanese L. 


DCCG DCNA MDGD NCBE 
leptolepis (Sieb. & Zucc.) Gord. 
= L. kaempferi 
LAURUS L. Laurel 
LAURACEAE Laurel Family 


nobilis L. 
Grecian L. 
ALSH MSRN SCHW VACS 
FLCG NCTP SCUC 
LARP SCBR TXSH 
LAVANDULA L. -Lavender 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


angustifolia Mill. 


DCNA MDBG MDLT VACS 
‘Hidcote’ [L. angustifolia Mill. ssp. 
angustifolia] 

DCNA MDBG VAGS 
x intermedia Emeric ex Loisel. 
Lavandin 
[L. angustifolia x L. latifolia] 

DCNA 


officinalis L. 
= L. angustifolia 


‘Provence’ [L. angustifolia Mill.] 
DCNA 


stoechas L. 
French L. 
SCWI 


LEDUM L. 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


palustre L. var. diversipilosum Nakai 
Wild Rosemary 
VAGS 


LEIOPHYLLUM R.Hedwig Sand Myrtle 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


buxifolium (Bergius) Ell. 
Box S. M. 
SCWI 


LESPEDEZA 
buxifolium (Bergius) Ell. var. hugeri (Small) 
Schneid. 

DEMC GAEC 


LEITNERIA Chapm. 


LEITNERIACEAE Leitneria Family 


floridana Chapm. 
Florida Corkwood 
DCNA 


LEPTODERMIS Wall. 


RUBIACEAE Madder Family 


oblonga Bunge 


DEWG TNSN TNTV 


LEPTOSPERMUM  J.R. &J.G. Forst. 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


‘Plenum’ [L. scoparium J.R. & J.G. Forst.] 
New Zealand Tea Tree 
LASL 


LESPEDEZA Michx. Bush Clover 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Farnily 


‘Albiflora’ [L. thunbergii (DC.) Nakai] 


DCNA GACG NCSM 
bicolor Turcz. 
MDGD MDSC 


bicolor Turcz. f. acutifolia Matsum. 
= L. bicolor var. bicolor 


cyrtobotrya Miq. 
MDSC 


maximowiczii Schneid. 
MDSC 


penduliflora (Oudemans) Nakai 
= L. thunbergii 


thunbergii (DC.) Nakai 
Japanese Bush C. 


MDSC MSHB NCWK 


LAURUS nobilis L. (staminate) 


[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


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LEUCAENA 


LEUCAENA Benth. 
FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 


SS ae a EO ee EP AO PL 
glauca (L.) Benth. 
= L. leucocephala 


leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit 
White Popinac, Ipil-ipil 
FLUF 


LEUCOPHYLLUM Humboldt & 
Bonpland 
SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 


(EE ST DO 

frutescens (Berl.) I.M.Johnst. 

Ceniza, Barometer Bush 
FLUF LASL 


TXLL TXSE 


LEUCOTHOE D.Don 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


axillaris (Lam.) D.Don 


GAEC SCDB SCWI VACW 


Carinella (TM) [L. fontanesiana 
L. ?axillaris] 
= Trademark name for ‘Zebekot’ 


catesbaei (Walt.) A.Gr. 
= L. fontanesiana 


editorum Fern. & Schub. 
= L. fontanesiana 


fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer 


Doghobble 
DCNA MDWP TNDG VAPO 
DEWG NCAS VACW VATA 
GACG NCBE VADW 
GAUG SCCU VAGS 
MDLT SCWI VAGW 


‘Girard’s Rainbow’ [L. fontanesiana 

(Steud.) Sleumer] 
GACG GAJS MDBG 

Lovita (TM) [L. fontanesiana 

L. ?axillaris| 

= Trademark name for ‘Zebonard’ 


‘Nana’ [L. fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer] 
GACG MDLT 


populifolia (Lam.) Dipp. 
= Agarista populifolia 


LIGUSTRUM 

racemosa (L.) A.Gr. 
Sweetbells 

GAEC LALG NCDU VACW 

GAJS MDLT SCBR 
‘Rollissonii’ [L. fontanesiana (Steud.) 
Sleumer] 

MDBG 


‘Zebekot’ [L. fontanesiana x L. ?axillaris] 
(Plant Patent No. 5,224; patented name for 
Carinella(T™)) 

MDFM 


‘Zebonard’ [L. fontanesiana < 
L. ?axillaris] 
(Plant Patent No. 5,229; patented name for 
Lovita(TM)) 
MDFM 


LIBOCEDRUS_ End. 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


SS ES ET ET aL, S| 
decurrens Torr. 
= Calocedrus decurrens 


LIGUSTRUM L. Privet 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
‘Aureo-marginatum’ [L. ovalifolium 
Hassk.] 
SCCU. 
compactum Hook. f. & Thoms. 
DCNA 
delavayanum Hariot 
SCCU 
‘Erecta’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
FLGS 
‘Fraseri’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
FLGS 
‘Fraseri’ [L. sinense Lour.] 
ALBG FLMG GAIS TNTV 
ALFN FLUF NCWM 
ALPH GAAB SCCU 
FLCG GACG SCLM 


ioandrum Diels 
= L. delavayanum 


‘Iwata’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
FLMG 


LIGUSTRUM 


japonicum Thunb. 

Japanese P. 
ALBG DCWH NCDU SCUC 
ALCW FLMG NCWC TNUT 
ALFN GAUG SCBR TXPO 
DCCG MDJH SCRH 


‘Lake Treska’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
FLUF 


lucidum Ait.f. 

Wax-leaf P. 
ALAU NCDU SCUC VAWR 
FLUF SCCU TXPO 
LAAL SCMP VACM 


‘Nobilis’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
FLGS SCCU 


obtusifolium Sieb. & Zucc. 
Border P. 
ALBH MDLT VARC 
DEWG NCCA 


ovalifolium Hassk. 
California P. 
DCCG LAHG MDCP VARO 


‘Pendulum’ [L. sinense Lour.] 
Weeping P. 
DCNA DCNE 


quihoui Carr. 
FLIF MDKN MDNA TXMS 
LAAP MDKS SCAK 


‘Repandens’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
ALFN 


‘Rotundifolium’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
ALBG FLMG LAHG 
FLDG FLUF SCCU 
FLGS GAHC SCRH 


sempervirens (Franch.) Mansf. 
LAGN 


‘Silver Star’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 


SCCU 

sinense Lour. 

Chinese P. 
ALBH GAUG NCBE TNUT 
DCRR LAAL NCDU VACM 


FLUF MDLT NCGP VARO 
GAOH MDSJ SCMP VASC 


‘Suwanee River’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
ALFN SCBR Sccu 


LIQUIDAMBAR 


tschonoskii Decne. 
DCNA 


‘Variegatum’ [L. japonicum Thunb.] 
LASL 


x vicaryi Rehd. 
[L. ovalifolium f. aureum x L. vulgare] 
FLUF SCCU 


vulgare L. 
Common P. 
DEWG TXRS 


‘Wimbish’ [L. sinense Lour.] 
DCNA GAEC VACW 


LINDERA Thunb. 
LAURACEAE 


Spicebush 
Laurel Family 


angustifolia W.C.Cheng 
MDBG 


benzoin (L.) BI. 
DCNA MDBG NCBE 
DEWG MDWP VACW 


benzoin (L.) Bl. var. pubescens (Palm. & 
Steyerm.) Rehd. 
TXLL 


obtusiloba BI. 
DCNA VACW 


strychnifolia (Sieb. & Zucc.) F.Vill. 
DCNA 


LIPPIA L. 


VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 


citriodora 
= Aloysia gratissima 


LIQUIDAMBAR L. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE 


Sweet Gum 
Witch-hazel Family 


Jformosana Hance 
Formosan S.G. 


ALTD GAIS MDGJ TXMS 
DCUR GAUG MDPJ VABF 
FLUF LAAL SCCU 


‘Gum Ball’ [L. styraciflua L.] 
GAEC TNSM TNSN TNTV 


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LIQUIDAMBAR 


‘Obtusiloba’ 
= L. styraciflua f. rotundiloba 


orientalis Mill. 


DCNA GAIS 

styraciflua L. 

3G: 
ALBG LAAL SCBR TNGN 
DCCG MDPJ eCCU VAHC 
FLUF NCBE SCMP VAMP 


styraciflua L. f. rotundiloba Rehd. 
NCCA 


‘Variegata’ [L. styraciflua L.] 
VAGS 


LIRIODENDRON L. 
MAGNOLIACEAE 


Tulip Tree 
Magnolia Family 


‘Aureo-marginatum’ [L. tulipifera L.] 
DCSH 


chinense (Hemsl.) Sarg. 
Chinese Tulip T. 
NCCA VABF 


tulipifera L. 
Tulip T., Yellow Poplar 


ALBH LASL MSEP VACM 
DCCG MDBP NCSM VACW 
DCWH MDHN SCBR VAGW 
DEWG MDLT TNSC VATA 
GAES MDSJ VABF 
LITHOCARPUS Bl. Tanbark Oak 


FAGACEAE Beech Family 


corneus (Lour.) Rehd. 
GAIS 


edulis (Makino) Nakai 
GAIS 


glaber (Thunb.) Nakai 
Tanbark Oak 
GAIS 


henryi (Seemann) Rehd. & Wils. 


ALTD DCNA GAIS VACW 


LONICERA 


LITSEA Lam. 
LAURACEAE Laurel Family 
RT ET A CE a a I] 
aestivalis (L.) Fern. 
Pond-spice 

SCBR 


LIVISTONA 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
CE ae Ra RSS 
chinensis (Jacq.) R.Br. ex Mart. 


Chinese Fan Palm 
FLUF 


ReBE: 


LONICERA L. Honeysuckle 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 
See SS EE aS a ee a IS ETE IEE ES) 
‘Arnold Red’ [L. tatarica L.] 

MDPJ 


‘Baggesen’s Gold’ [L. nitida Wils.] 
MDBG 


< bella Zab. 
[L. morrowii < L. tatarica] 
VACW 


x brownii (Regel) Carr. 
[L. sempervirens < L. hirsuta] 
GAFN LARS 


chinensis P.W.Wats. 
= L. japonica f. chinensis 


‘Ernest Wilson’ [L. nitida Wils.] 


GACG 

flava Sims 

Yellow H. 
SCWI 

‘Floribunda’ [L. korolkowii Stapf] 
MDTD 

Sfragrantissima Lindl. & Paxt. 

Winter H. 
ALIT FLMG MDLT SCUC 
ALSH GAOH MDTD TNCT 
ARPT GATS MSHB TNDG 
DCCG GAWP NCBE VACW 
DCHU LARP SCBR VADW 
DEWG MDDP SCDB VAMP 


gracilipes Miq. 
MDKN 


LONICERA 


gracilipes Miq. var. glandulosa Maxim. 
MDAB 


‘Hack’s Red’ [L. tatarica L.] 
DCNA 


< heckrottii Rehd. 

Everblooming H. 

[L. X americana x L. sempervirens] 
ARPT GAFN SCCU VATA 


japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Japanese H. 
ALBG LAAL MSHB 
ALBH MDBG TNSC 


japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. f. chinensis 
(P.W.Wats.) Hara 
ALBH VAGW 


maackii Maxim. 

Amur H. 
DCAG LAHP MDTD VACW 
DEEM MDAB NCDU VAMP 
GANA MDBW TNRM VARG 
GAUG MDDF VABF 


maackii Maxim. var. podocarpa Franch. 
MDAB MDGD 


‘Magnifica’ [L. sempervirens L.] 
= ‘Superba’ 


morrowii A.Gr. 

Morrow’s H. 
DEEM MDTD TNNE VAWD 
MDLT NCBE TNRM 


‘Nana’ [L. xylosteum L.] 
VAGS 


nitida Wils. 
MDMG 


pileata Oliv. 

Privet H. 
DCNA GAGB TNCT VANB 
FLUF GAUG TNDR 
GACG MDLT VADW 


‘Punicea’ [L. tatarica L.] 
MDAB MDGD 


sempervirens L. 

Trumpet H. 
ALEH MDLT TNHD VAGW 
GAUG MDMG TNRM VAPH 
LAHG MSHB TNSN VAWP 
LALG SCBR TXPS VAZC 
LASL SCCU VACW 
MDBG SCWI VADW 


LYONIA 


standishii Jacq. 
Standish’s H. 
DEWG MDLT 


subsessilis Rehd. 
DCNA 


‘Sulphurea’ [L. sempervirens L.] 
DCNA SCWI VACW 


‘Superba’ [L. sempervirens L.] 
SCWI VAGS VAPH 


tatarica L. 

Tatarian H. 
MDFF MDLA MDMG 
MDJH MDMC NCBE 


xylosteum L. 
Fly H. 
MDHN VAGS 


xylosteum L. f. glabrescens Zab. 
VALU 


LOROPETALUM R.Br. ex Reichenb. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


chinense (R.Br.) Oliv. 

ALEH GACE GAUG SCLM 
DCNA GACG MDLT SCRH 
FLGS GACH NCWD SCWI 
FLMG GACL SCBR VACW 
FLUF GAIS SCCU 

GAAB GAJI SCDB 

GABS GAJY SCFW 


LYCIUM L. 
SOLANACEAE 


Matrimony Vine 
Nightshade Family 


carolinianum Walt. 
Carolina M. V. 
SCWI 


chinense Mill. 
Chinese M. V. 
MDSC 


LYONIA Nutt. 
ERICACEAE 


Heath Family 


Jferruginea (Walt.) Nutt. 
GAEC 


ligustrina (L.) DC. 
GAEC SCBR VAPO 


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LYONIA 
lucida (Lam.) K.Koch 


Fetterbush 

SCBR SCWI TX VAPH 
mariana (L.) D.Don 
Staggerbush 

SCWI 


MAACKIA Rupr. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


amurensis Rupr. & Maxim. 
MDJS SCCU VAIS 
NCBE TNTV 


tenuifolia (Hemsl.) Hand.-Mazz. 
DCNA 


MACFADYENA A.DC. 


BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
unguis-cati (L.) A.Gentry 
Cat’s-claw 
ALBG FLUF LAHG SCHW 
FLCG LAAL SCBH 
MACHILUS Nees 
= PERSEA 
MACLURA Nutt. 
MORACEAE Mulberry Family 
pomifera (Raf.) Schneid. 
Osage Orange 
DCCG MDLT NCTE VAWR 
DCSH MDSJ NCWT 
GAEH MSMN TNLW 
MDHN NCSM VACW 
MAGNOLIA L. Magnolia 


MAGNOLIACEAE Magnolia Family 
LS oe a SS ET SR EMRE CS Sa] 
acuminata L. 
Cucumber Tree 


DCCG GAGC TNHG VAMP 
DCNA GASC TNMB VAWR 
DEEM NCBE VACM 
GACG SCBR VACW 


‘Alba’ [M. x soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata x M. liliiflora] 
DCNA 


pe 
QO 


MAGNOLIA 


‘Alexandrina’ [M. x soulangeana Soul.- 
Bod.] 
[M. denudata x M. liliiflora] 

DCNA 


* ‘Ann’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. stellata 
‘Rosea’]} 


DCNA 

ashei Weatherby 

Florida Bigleaf M. 
DCNA MDFM MSFG TNSN 
GAEC MDLT NCBE TNTV 


‘Baldwin’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Betty’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. 
stellata ‘Rosea’] 
DCNA 


‘Biloba’ [M. officinalis Rehd. & Wils.] 
= M. officinalis var. biloba 


‘Charles Dickens’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
TNSN TNTV 


‘C. H. Kern’ [M. <soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata < M. liliiflora] 
DCNA 


‘Claudia Wanamaker’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
SCSG 


cordata Michx. 
= M. acuminata 


cylindrica Wils. 
MDLT 


dealbata Zucc. 
Mexican Bigleaf M. 
MSFG 


denudata Desr. 
Yulan, Lily Tree 


DCNA FLMG MDLT 
‘Diva’ [M. sprengeri Pamp.] 
Goddess M. 
DCNA MDLT 
‘Elizabeth’ [M. acuminata < M. denudata] 
DCNA 
fraseri Walt. 
Fraser M. 
NCAS TNTV VAMP 


* ‘Freeman’ [M. virginiana x M. grandi- 


flora] 
DCNA 


MAGNOLIA macrophylla Michx. (fruit) 


MAGNOLIA ashei Weatherby (fruit) 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


M. Johnston] 


[illustrator Susan 


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MAGNOLIA 
* ‘Galaxy’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. 
sprengeri ‘Diva’] 

DCNA MDLT 


glauca L. 
= M. virginiana 


‘Grace McDade’ [M. < soulangeana Soul.- 
Bod.] 
[M. denudata < M. liliiflora] 


DCNA 

grandiflora L. 

Southern M. 
ALBG FLMG MDCP SCMP 
DCCG FLUF MDFM SCRP 
DCPC GAHC MDHN TNHG 
DCSH GATN MSEP TNUT 
DCWA LAAL NCDU VAGW 
DCWH LAHG NCTE VAMP 
DEWG LASL SCBR VATA 


‘Hasse’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
SCSG 


‘Henry Hicks’ [M. virginiana L.] 
DCNA TNSN TNTV 


heptapeta (Buc’hoz) Dandy 
= M. denudata 


hypoleuca Sieb. & Zucc. 
= M. obovata 


* ‘Jane’ [M. liliiflora ‘Reflorescens’ < 
M. stellata ‘Waterlily’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Judy’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. stellata 
‘Rosea’] 
DCNA 


kobus DC. 
Kobus M. 
DCNA DCWR MDLT 
‘Lennei’ [M. x soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata < M. liliiflora} 
ALON DCNA LAAL 
DCCG FLMG VACG 


liliiflora Desr. 
Lily-flowered M. 
LAAL VAGW 


‘Lilliputian’ [M. x soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata x M. liliiflora] 
DCNA 


‘Little Gem’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA 


MAGNOLIA 
x loebneri Kache 
[M. kobus < M. stellata] 
DCNA DCWH DCWR DEWG 
macrophylla Michx. 
Big-leaf M. 
DCCG GAEC MSFG TNSC 
DCPC LASL NCBE TNSN 
DEEM MDAM NCTE VAWH 
DEWG MDHC SCBR 
GACB MDPJ SCMP 


‘Majestic Beauty’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA 


‘Margaret Davis’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
SCSG 


* ‘Maryland’ [M. virginiana x 
M. grandiflora] 
DCNA 


‘Merrill’ [M. < loebneri Kache] 
[M. kobus < M. stellata] 
DCNA 


‘Mrs. Jack’ [M. salicifolia (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Maxim.] 
MDLT 


‘Neil McEacharn’ [M. < loebneri Kache] 
[M. kobus < M. stellata] 
DCNA 


‘Nigra’ [M. liliiflora Desr.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Nimbus’ [M. obovata < M. virginiana] 
DCNA 


‘O’Neill’ [M. liliiflora Desr.] 
MDLT 


obovata Thunb. 
DCNA GAFN MDLT 

officinalis Rehd. & Wils. 
GAEH MDJS 


officinalis Rehd. & Wils. var. biloba Rehd. 

& Wils. 
DCNA GAWH MDJS 

parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. 


= M. sieboldii 


‘Picture’ [M. <soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata ~< M. liliiflora] 
MDLT 


‘Pink Stardust’ [M. stellata Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDLT 


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MAGNOLIA 


* ‘Pinkie’ [M. liliiflora ‘Reflorescens’ < M. 
stellata ‘Rosea’] 
DCNA 


‘Pioneer’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA 


praecocissima Koidz. 
= M. kobus 


‘Praecox’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA 


‘Praecox Fastigiata’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA 


x proctoriana Rehd. 
[M. kobus X M. salicifolia] 
GAFN 


‘Purpliana’ [M. x soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata < M. liliiflora] 
DCNA 


pyramidata Bartram ex Pursh 


ALBG DCNA MDLT TNTV 


quinquepeta (Buc’hoz) Dandy 
= M. liliiflora 


* ‘Randy’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. 
stellata ‘Rosea’] 
DCNA 


‘Reflorescens’ [M. liliiflora Desr.] 
DCNA 


* ‘Ricki’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. stellata 
‘Rosea’] 


DCNA 
‘Rohrbach’ [M. stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Maxim.] 
DCNA 
‘Rosea’ [M. stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim.] 
ALOS DEWG LAHP 
DCNA FLMG MDLT 
‘Royal Star’ [M. stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) 
Maxim.] 
DCNA MDLT 


‘Rubra’ [M. < soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata < M. liliiflora] 
SCBR 


‘Rubra’ [M. stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim.] 
DCNA 


MAGNOLIA 


‘Rustica’ [M. x soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata ~ M. liliiflora] 
DCNA 


‘St. Mary’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA FLUF 


‘Samuel Sommer’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
(Plant Patent No. 2,015) 
MDLT 


‘San Jose’ [M. x soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata < M. liliiflora] 


DCNA DEWG 

* ‘Satellite’ [M. virginiana L.] 
DCNA 

‘Shady Grove No. 4’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
SCSG 

‘Shady Grove No. 5’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
SCSG 

‘Shady Grove No. 6’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
SCSG 

sieboldii K.Koch 

Otama M. 
DEWG MDBG TNSN VAGS 
GAFN MDLT TNTV 

x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. 

Saucer M. 

[M. denudata < M. liliiflora] 
DCCG FLDG LASL MDLT 
DCNA GAAG MDHN SCBR 
DCWH GATS MDJS VAGG 


* ‘Spectrum’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. 
sprengeri ‘Diva’] 
DCNA 


‘Spring Snow’ [M. <loebneri Kache] 
[M. kobus x M. stellata] 
MDLT 


stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 

Star Magnolia 
DCCG DCWH DEWG MDLT 

‘Sundance’ [M. acuminata 

M. ?denudata] 


DCNA 
‘Sundew’ [M. < soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 


[M. denudata < M. liliiflora} 
DCNA 


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MAGNOLIA 


‘Superba Rosea’ [M. < soulangeana Soul.- 
Bod.] 
[M. denudata ~< M. liliiflora] 

DCNA 


* ‘Susan’ [M. liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. 
stellata ‘Rosea’] 
DCNA MDLT 


tripetala L. 

Umbrella M. 
ALBG DEWG MDLT NCCA 
DCCG GARW MDMS SCMP 
DCNA GAUG MDVV TNSC 
DEEM MDJS NCBE VACW 


‘Variegata’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
LASL 


x veitchii Bean 
[M. campbellii « M. denudata] 
DCNA NCEL 


‘Verbanica’ [M. <x soulangeana Soul.-Bod.] 
[M. denudata ~* M. liliiflora] 
DCNA 


‘Victoria’ [M. grandiflora L.] 
DCNA 


virginiana L. 
Sweet Bay 

ALAU FLUF MDBG NCCA 
ALBG GAEC MDHN SCCU 
ALBH GAUG MDJH TNPW 
DCCG LAAL MDLT TNUT 
DCNA LAHG MSMN VAGW 


DCWA LALG NCBE VAHC 


virginiana L. var. australis Sarg. 
= M. virginiana 


‘Wada’s Memory’ [M. < kewensis Pearce] 
[M. kobus < M. salicifolia] 
DCNA DEWG MDLT 


‘Water Lily’ [M. stellata Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


x watsonii Hook.f. 
= M. < wieseneri 


< wieseneri Carr. 
[M. obovata < M. sieboldii] 
DCNA VAGS 


‘Woodsman’ [M. < brooklynensis Kalmb.] 
[M. acuminata  M. liliiflora] 
MDBG NCAK 


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9 
NS 


MAHONIA 


<MAHOBERBERIS  Schneid. 

BERBERIDACEAE Barberry Family 

[Berberis < Mahonia] 

SF ET ERLE AE a A SS ST) 

aquisargentii Kruessm. 

[Berberis sargentiana < Mahonia aquifolium] 
TNTV 


miethkeana Melander & Eade 
[Berberis ‘Renton’  Mahonia aquifolium] 
DCNA SCCU 


MAHONIA Nuit. 
BERBERIDACEAE Barberry Family 


a A AI a LO AN] 
aquifolium (Pursh) Nutt. 
Oregon Hollygrape 

DCNA GAEC MDLT 

DEMC GAUG NCDU 


GACG MDKN VACW 

bealei (Fort.) Carr. 

Leatherleaf Hollygrape 
ALBG FLDG MDHN TXGM 
ALRH FLMG MDLA VACW 


ARSN — -FLUF MDLT — VAMP 
DCCG GACH  MSMN 

DCNA  GAEC  NCCA 

DCTF | GAOH _ SCPP 


‘Charity’ [M. < media Brickell] 


[M. napaulensis < M. oiwakensis] 
DCNA 


chochoca Fedde 


TXLL 

fortunei (Lindl.) Fedde 

Chinese M. 
ALBG FLUF MSEP TXHA 
FLDG LAAL SCBR TXLL 
FLMG LASL SCJM 


japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 
Japanese M. 
GACG 


oiwakensis Hayata 
ALEH FLUF LAMP VACW 
pinnata (Lag.) Fedde 
Cluster M. 
ALBH TNHS TNPW VAGG 
MDBG TNMB TNUT 


swazeyi Buckl. 
Texas Hollygrape 
TXGM 


a) ran emew, 


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ON IRIN SS 


(SEO AS 


see 


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MAGNOLIA tripetala L. 


MAHONIA 
trifoliolata (Moric.) Fedde 


Laredo M. 

FLUF TXDC TXLL VACW 
MALLOTUS Lour. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


japonicus (Thunb. ex L.f.) Muell.-Arg. 
Japanese M. 


FLUF GAIS 
XMALOSORBUS_ Browicz 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


[Malus < Sorbus] 


florentina (Zuccagni) Browicz 
[Malus domestica « Sorbus torminalis] 
DCNA 


MALPIGHIA L. 


MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 


glabra L. 
Barbados Cherry 
FLUF LASL 


MALUS Mill. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
LS a a EE) 
* ‘Adirondack’ [M. halliana hybrid] 

DCNA 


‘Aldenhamensis’ [M. < purpurea (Barbier) 
Rehd.] 
[M. x atrosanguinea < M. domestica 


‘Niedzwetzkeyana’] 

DCAR DCNA GAFN 
‘Almey’ 

DCNA GAFN MDGD 


angustifolia (Ait.) Michx. 

Southern Crabapple 
ALEH FLUF 
FLMG SCHW 


TNSC 


< arnoldiana (Rehd.) Sarg. 
[M. baccata < M. floribunda] 
DCAR DCNA 


‘Athabasca’ [M. < adstringens Zab.] 
[M. baccata < M. domestica] 
MDGD 


MALUS 


x atrosanguinea (Spaeth) Schneid. 
[M. halliana < M. sieboldii|] 
DCAR MSMN VACW 


baccata (L.) Borkh. 
Siberian Crabapple 
DCNA MDGD 


baccata (L.) Borkh. var. mandschurica 
(Maxim.) Schneid. 
DCAR DCNA 


‘Centennial’ 
DCNA 


coronaria (L.) Mill. 

Wild Sweet Crabapple 
GACG NCOP VAGG 

coronaria (L.) Mill. var. dasycalyx Rehd. 
MDGD 


coronaria (L.) Mill. var. elongata Rehd. 
DCNA 


crataegifolia Koehne 
= <Malosorbus florentina 


‘Crimson Brilliant’ 
DCNA 


‘David’ 
DCNA 


domestica Borkh. 

Common Apple 

(Cultigen of mixed parentage) 
MDLT VACW VATG 


‘Dorothea’ [M. < scheideckeri (Spaeth) 
Zab.] 
[M. floribunda < M. prunifolia] 

DCNA DEMC 


‘East Malling’ 
DCNA 


‘Eleyi’ [M. < purpurea (Barbier) Rehd.] 
[M. x atrosanguinea < M. domestica 
‘Niedzwetzkyana’| 

GAFF 


‘Evelyn’ 
DCNA 


‘Flame’ 
DCNA 


Jflorentina (Zuccagni) Schneid. 
= <Malosorbus florentina 


MALUS 


floribunda Sieb. 

Showy Crabapple 
DCAR DCWH GACG VASK 
DCCG DEMC MDHP 
DCNA FLMG VACW 


* ‘Fuji’ [M. sieboldii (Regel) Rehd.] 
DCNA MDGD 


‘Golden Anniversary’ 
MDGD 


‘Golden Hornet’ [M. < robusta (Carr.) 
Rehd.] 
[M. baccata x M. prunifolia] 

DEMC 


‘Guiding Star’ 
DCNA 


halliana Koehne 
DCNA 


‘Henrietta Crosby’ [M. <arnoldiana < M. 
domestica ‘Niedzwetzkyana’] 
DCNA 


‘Henry F. Dupont’ 
DCNA 


‘Hillier’ 
DCNA 


‘Hopa’ [M. < adstringens Zab.] 

[M. baccata < M. domestica] 
DCCC DCNA LATU 
DCCG LAGN NCTP 


hupehensis (Pamp.) Rehd. 
DCWH DEMC SCCU 


ioensis (A.Wood) Britton var. palmeri Rehd. 


DCNA 


‘Katherine’ [M. < hartwigii Koehne] 
[M. baccata < M. halliana] 
DCWH VACW VATA 


lancifolia Rehd. 
DCNA 


‘Lemoinei’ [M. < purpurea (Barbier) Rehd.] 
[M. x atrosanguinea < M. domestica 
‘Niedzwetzkyana’| 

MDBG MDGD 


‘Marshall Oyama’ 
DCNA 


‘Mary Potter’ [M. x atrosanguinea = M. 
sargentii ‘Rosea’] 
DCNA MDPJ 


MALUS 


‘Mathews’ 
DCNA 


<x micromalus Makino 
[M. baccata < M. spectabilis] 
DCNA 


‘Mrs. Bayard Thayer’ 
DCNA 


* ‘Naragansett’ [M. /hybrid #28/ x= M. 
‘Wintergold’] 
DCNA 


‘Nieuwlandiana’ [M. coronaria (L.) Mill.] 
GACG 


‘Normand’ 
DCNA 


‘Nova’ [M. ioensis (A.Wood) Britton] 
DCNA 


‘Oporto’ 
DCNA 


‘Parkmanii’ [M. halliana Koehne] 
DCNA DEWG VAMP 
DEMC MDHN 


‘Pink Pearl’ 
DCNA 


‘Pink Spires’ 
DCNA 


x platycarpa Rehd. 
[M. coronaria < M. domestica] 
DCNA 


‘Plena’ [M. ioensis (A.Wood) Britton] 
Bechtel’s Crabapple 
DCNA MDBG NCOP 


‘Prairie Rose’ 
DCNA 


‘Prince George’s’ 
DCNA 


‘Profusion’ 
DCNA 


prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh. 
DCNA FLBW 


pumila Mill. 
= M. domestica 


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MALUS 


X purpurea (Barbier) Rehd. 
[M. x atrosanguinea < M. domestica 
‘Niedzwetzkeyana’] 

DCCG DEMC FLMG 


‘Pygmy’ 
DCNA 
‘Red Jade’ 
DCNA TNSC 


‘Red Jewel’ 
DCNA 


‘Red Silver’ 
DCNA 


‘Red Tip’ [M. <soulardii (Bailey) Britton] 


[M. ioensis < M. domestica] 
MDGD 


< robusta (Carr.) Rehd. 
[M. baccata x M. prunifolia] 
DCAR DCNA NCDU 


‘Rondo’ 
DCNA 


‘Rosea’ [M. sargentii Rehd.] 
DCNA 


sargentii Rehd. 

Sargent’s Crabapple 
DCAR GARW VACW 
DCNA SCCU 


< scheideckeri (Spaeth) Zab. 
[M. floribunda < M. prunifolia] 
DCCG DCNA SsCcCuU 


‘Shakespeare’ 
DCNA 


sieboldii (Regel) Rehd. 
Toringo Crabapple 
DCAR DCNA NCDU VATA 


sieboldii var. zumi (Matsum.) Asami 
= M. zumi 


‘Silver Moon’ 
DCNA 

‘Sissipuk’ 
DCNA 


spectabilis (Ait.) Borkh. 
DCAR 


‘Thomas Roland’ 
DCNA 


MELALEUCA 


‘Timiskaming’ 
DCNA 


‘Tops-in-Bloom’ 
DCNA 


‘Van Eseltine’ [M. x arnoldiana x M. 
spectabilis] 
DCNA MDRP 


‘Veitch’s Scarlet’ [M. domestica L.] 
DCNA 


‘Wintergold’ 
DCNA 


‘Wynema’ 
DCNA MDGD 


<zumi (Matsum.) Rehd. 


[M. baccata var. mandshurica X< M. sieboldii] 
DCNA DEMC 


MALVAVISCUS  Fabr. non Adans. 


MALVACEAE Mallow Family 
arboreus Cav. var. drummondii Schery 
Turk’s Cap 


VACW 


arboreus Cav. var. penduliflorus (Sesse & 
Moc. ex DC.) Schery 
Turk’s Cap 

ALDM FLUF 


drummondii Torr. & A.Gr. 
= M. arboreus var. drummondii 


MANIHOT Mill. Cassava 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


grahamii Hook. 
FLUF LAAL MSBN 


MELALEUCA L. 


MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


leucadendron (L.) Le 
= M. quinquenervia 


quinquenervia (Cav.) S.T.Blake 
Paperbark Tree, Punk Tree 
FLUF 


MELIA 


MELIA iL. 
MELIACEAE Mahogany Family 


azedarach L. 


Chinaberry 
ALCG FLUF NCDU VAWR 
ARUM MDPJ SCMG 
DCNA NCCA VACW 


MENZIESIA Sm. 

ERICACEAE Heath Family 
LE EY ONES RT ES EN TE PTS a er | 
pilosa (Michx.) Juss. 


Minniebush 
VAPO 


MESPILUS  L. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
TO ES PET EES SER PERE ae Te] 
germanica L. 
Medlar 

DCHU 


VABF VACW 


METASEQUOIA Miki ex H.H.Hu & 
W.C.Cheng 


TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


glyptostroboides H.H.Hu & W.C.Cheng 
Dawn Redwood 


ALAU GAUG NCDU VATA 
DCNA MDBG SCMG VAWM 
DEMC MDJS TNHD 

GAFN MDPJ VACW 


* ‘National’ [M. glyptostroboides H.H.Hu 
& W.C.Cheng] 
DCNA 


MICHELIA L. 
MAGNOLIACEAE Magnolia Family 


compressa (Maxim.) Sarg. 
NCOP 


MITCHELLA 
Sigo (Lour.) Spreng. 
Banana Shrub 
ALBG GAFF LALG SCMG 
ALSH GAHC LASL SCMP 
FLDG GAJI MDFM SCWI 
FLMG GATS MSMN TXHE 
FLRM LAAL SCFW 
FLUF LAHG SCJUM 


fuscata (Andr.) Bl. ex Wall. 
= M. figo 


MICROBIOTA Komar. 


CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


decussata Komar. 


DCNA GAEC MDBG 


MICROCITRUS_ Swingle 

RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
(ea a EE PNA a ee a OP Ae 
australasica (F.Muell.) Swingle 


Australian Finger Lime 
FLUF 


MILLETTIA Wight & Arn. 

FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
ST Sie TS TRE Sy Oo EE DEE DRM PS OEY Be RO DONOR ey | 
reticulata Benth. 

Leatherleaf M. 


FLUF TXCT 


MIMOSA L. 


FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 


biuncifera Benth. 

Catclaw M. 
LAHG LASL TXCT 

pigra L. var. berlandieri (A.Gr.) B.L.Turner 


DCNA TXPS 


MITCHELLA L. 


RUBIACEAE Madder Family 
repens L. 
Partridgeberry 

GAEC MDLT NCEG SCBR 


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MORUS 
MORUS L. Mulberry 
MORACEAE Mulberry Family 
(RRA eR ET ROI ONT RR RN ee eR 
alba L. 
White M. 
DCSH MDHN SCCL VACW 
DEMC MDLT TNSG VAGG 
FLLT NCCA TNTV VAMP 
‘Hicks’ [M. alba L.] 
TNNE 
‘Pendula’ [M. alba L.] 
Weeping M. 
DCNC MSMN TNTV 
DCSH SCUC 
rubra L. 
Red M. 
ALHC GAUG TXDC 
ALTR NCBE VACW 
FLUF TNSC VAMP 


‘Teas Weeping’ [M. alba L.] 
TNSN 


MUEHLENBECKIA Meisn. 
POLYGONACEAE Buckwheat Family 


axillaris (Hook.f.) Walp. 
Matbrush Wire Vine 
ALHC 


MURRAYA Koenig ex L. 


RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


exotica L. 
= M. paniculata 


paniculata (L.) Jack 
Orange Jasmine, Chinese Box 


FLUF 
MUSA L. Banana 
MUSACEAE Banana Family 


basjoo Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCNA 


ornata Roxb. 
= M. rosacea 


MYRTUS 


rosacea Jacq. 
LASL VACW 

‘Sapientum’ [M. < paradisiaca L.] 

[M. acuminata < M. balbisiana| 


FLUF 
velutina H.Wendl. & Drude 

GACG LASL 
MYRICA L. 

MYRICACEAE Bayberry Family 
cerifera L. 
Wax-myrtle, Waxberry 

ALBG GACG LASL SCCU 

FLMG GAIS MDJS TXHA 

FLPW GAJY MDLT VAMP 

FLUF LAHG NCTP 
heterophylla Raf. 

Wax-myrtle 

GAEC TXSE 
inodora Bartram 

SCWI 
pensylvanica Loisel. 

Bayberry 

DCNA MDBG TNBO 

DEMC MDTD 
pumila Michx. 
= M. pusilla 
pusilla Raf. 

Dwarf Wax-myrtle 

SCWI TXSE 
rubra Sieb. & Zucc. 

FLUF GAIS VAWL 
MYRTUS lL. Myrtle 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 
communis L. 

Common M. 

FLMG GADR SCKS SCNR 

FLUF GAuJI SCMG TXLL 
‘Microphylla’ [M. communis L.] 

Dwarf Myrtle 
ALFN FLMG SCBR 


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NANDINA 


NANDINA Thunb. 
BERBERIDACEAE Barberry Family 


‘Alba’ [N. domestica Thunb.] 


ARRB FLMG MDBG 
domestica Thunb. 
Heavenly Bamboo 
ALBG FLMG MDBG VACW 
ALRH FLUF MDLT VANB 
ARRB GAHC MSBN 
DCNA LAAL MSEN 
FLDG LASL TNSG 


‘Harbor Dwarf’ [N. domestica Thunb.] 
= ‘Harbour Dwarf’ 


‘Harbour Dwarf’ [N. domestica Thunb.] 
GACG 


‘Purpurea Nana’ [N. domestica Thunb.] 
NCNB VATA 


NEILLIA D.Don 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
a aS a a ET] 


sinensis Oliv. 
Chinese Neillia 


NCCA TNSN 


NEMOPANTHUS Rat. 


AQUIFOLIACEAE Holly Family 


mucronatus (L.) Trelease 
Catberry, Northern Mountain Holly 
DCNA 


NEOPIERIS Britton 
ERICACEAE 


= Lyonia mariana 
LS ES TR) 


Heath Family 


NERIUM L. 

APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 
LE SERS ST Bh ST a Se te AR DUDE RS DRE PIS AMT SS eRe OAL EE RS S| 
indicum Mill. 

= N. oleander 


odorum Ait. 
= N. oleander 


NYSSA 
oleander L. 
Oleander 
ALBG LAHG MSBN VANB 
FLUF LASL SCWC 


‘Variegata’ [N. oleander L.] 
Variegated Oleander 
DCBG 


NEVIUSIA A.Gr. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
Se I ES TE 


alabamensis A.Gr. 
Snow-wreath 


ALUA NCCA TNCT VAPH 
DCNA SCBR TNTV 
DEMC SCWI TNUT 
GAEC TNAB VACW 
NICODEMIA Tenore 
BUDDLEJACEAE Buddleja Family 


diversifolia Tenore 
FLUF 


NICOTIANA L. 


SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


glauca R.Graham 
Tree Tobacco 
LASL 


NIEREMBERGIA Ruiz & Pavon 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


frutescens Durieu 
= N. scoparia 


scoparia Sendtn. 
Tall Cup-flower 


GACE GAUG 


NYSSA L. 

NYSSACEAE Sour-gum Family 
CE a eS Ee ES) 
ogeche Marsh. 

Ogeechee Tupelo 


DCNA SCBR VAWM 


NYSSA 


sylvatica Marsh. 
Sour Gum, Black Gum 


ALAU FLMG NCAS VAGW 
DCCG LAHG TNFN 
DCWH MDBP TNHG 
DEMC MDJH VACW 
sylvatica Marsh. var. biflora (Walt.) Sarg. 
SCBR 
OCHNA L. 
OCHNACEAE Ochna Family 
atropurpurea DC. 
LASL 
multiflora Hort. 


= O. atropurpurea 


OLEA L. 


OLEACEAE Olive Family 


europaea L. 
Olive 
FLUF 


LAAL TXSN 


ORIGANUM lL. 


LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


onites L. 
Pot Marjoram 
DCNA 


ORIXA Thunb. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


japonica Thunb. 
MDKN 


OSMANTHUS Lour. 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 


aie eee OE. ES ES APES ee ee | 
americanus (L.) A.Gr. 


Devilwood 
ALAU GACG NCTP VACW 
ALBG GATS SCBR VAWR 
ALIT GAUG SCMP 
FLMG NCBE TNDG 


aquifolium Sieb. 
= O. heterophyllus var. heterophyllus 


OSMANTHUS 
armatus Diels 
ALTD GAEH MDMG VAGS 
GACG MDBG NCDU 


‘Aurantiacus’ [O. fragrans Lour.] 
DCNA SCHS SCMG 


<fortunei Carr. 
[O. fragrans < O. heterophyllus 
var. heterophyllus ] 


ALAU FLMG MDMG NCTP 
ALBG GAUG NCCA VAMP 
ALTD LARP NCDU 
DCCG MDCO NCGP 
Sragrans Lour. 
Sweet Olive, Tea Olive 
ALBG LAAL MDRP SCMG 
DCNA LAGN NCDU SCMP 
FLDG LARP NCEL SCUC 
FLMG LASL NCRC TXMK 
FLUF LATU SCEA VANB 
GAAB MDFM SCFW 


‘Gulf Tide’ [O. heterophyllus (G.Don) 
P.S.Green var. heterophyllus] 
MDGD TNSN VATA 


heterophyllus (G.Don) P.S.Green 
var. heterophyllus 


Holly Olive 
ALTD GATS MDSJ NCWC 
DCCG MDGD NCCA VAGS 
FLMG MDLT NCDU 


ilicifolius (Hassk.) Hort. ex Carr. 
= O. heterophyllus var. heterophyllus 


‘Purpureus’ [O. heterophyllus (G.Don) 
P.S.Green var. heterophyllus] 
VAGS 


‘Rotundifolius’ [O. heterophyllus (G.Don) 
P.S.Green var. heterophyllus] 

ALTD LALG SCCU 

GAUG MDMG VANB 


‘San Jose’ [O. < fortunei Carr.] 
[O. fragrans < O. heterophyllus 
var. heterophyllus ] 

DCCG DCNA GABS NCEL 
‘Variegatus’ [O. heterophyllus (G.Don) 
P.S.Green var. heterophyllus] 

ALBG FLUF LALG 

FLMG GACG VADW 


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OSTEOMELES 


OSTEOMELES Lindl. 

ROSACEAE Rose Family 
BE Sk I TES a DR TO OC DE NE EI NT 
schwerinae Schneid. 


Chinese Boneberry 
DCNA 


OSTRYA Scop. 

BETULACEAE Birch Family 

(Sa TS a a 

virginiana (Mill.) K.Koch 

Hop Hornbeam 
ALAU 
DCCG 


FLUF 
TNFN 


VAMP 


OXYDENDRUM DC. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


arboreum (L.) DC. 
Sourwood, Sorrel Tree 


ALAU MDJH SCBR VANB 
DCNA MDKN TNSC VAPO 
DCWR MDLT VACP 


PACHYSANDRA Michx. 
BUXACEAE Boxwood Family 
axillaris Franch. 

NCWD 


procumbens Michx. 
Allegheny P., Allegheny Spurge 
MDBG SCWI VAPH 


‘Silveredge’ [P. terminalis Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


terminalis Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese P., Japanese Spurge 


DCNA DEWG LALG VACW 


PACHYSTIMA Endl. 
= PAXISTIMA 


PAEONIA L. Peony 


PAEONIACEAE Peony Family 


suffruticosa Andr. 
‘Tree P. 


DCWH VACW 


PASANIA 


PALAFOXIA Lag. 


ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
CRT a I) 
feayi A.Gr. 

SCWI 


PARKINSONIA L. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) 
Bean Family 
SE SY SE, a SES) 
aculeata L. 
Jerusalem Thorn 
FLUF LASL 
LALG MSMN 


SCSB 


PARROTIA C.A.Mey. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


persica (DC.) C.A.Mey. 


Persian Ironwood 


DCEL GAEH VABF 
DCWH MDBG VACW 
DEEM MDSJ VAMP 


PARROTIOPSIS (Niedenzu) Schneid. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


jacquemontiana (Decne.) Rehd. 
DCNA 


PARTHENOCISSUS 
VITACEAE 


Planch. 
Grape Family 


henryana (Hemsl.) Diels & Gilg 
DCNA MDMG VAPH 


quinquefolia (L.) Planch. 
Virginia Creeper, Woodbine 
MDLT 


tricuspidata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Planch. 
Boston Ivy 


DCCG SCRH 


PASANIA_ (Migq.) Oerst. 
= LITHOCARPUS 


1 : : Q 


PARROTIOPSIS jacquemontiana (Decne.) 
Rehd. 


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PASSIFLORA 


PASSIFLORA L. 
PASSIFLORACEAE  Passion-flower Family 


coccinea Aubl. 
Red Passionflower 
GACG LASL 


PAULOWNIA  Sieb. & Zucc. 
SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 


kawakamii Ito 
SCWI 


tomentosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Steud. 
Princess Tree 


DCWH MDHN MSRN VAWR 
GAAB MDLT TNHG 

PAUROTIS. Cook 

ARECACEAE Palm Family 


(EE RETR DC RN  - a  RY ] 
wrightii (Griseb.) Britton 
= Acoelorrhaphe wrightii 


PAVONIA Cav. 


MALVACEAE Mallow Family 


hastata Cav. 
Spearleaf P. 
LASL 


PAXISTIMA Raf. 


CELASTRACEAE Staff-tree Family 


canbyi A.Cr. 
Cliff-green 


DCNA MDLT 


PERIPLOCA L. 


ASCLEPIADACEAE Asclepias Family 
TTT tea OES Te ER eS EN RS SS 
graeca L. 


Silk Vine 
TNSN 


PHELLODENDRON 


PEROVSKIA Karelin 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


atriplicifolia Benth. 
Russian Sage 


MDBG VAGS 


PERSEA Miill. 

LAURACEAE Laurel Family 
EE Ea a EE eS FR TE 
americana Mill. 

Avocado, Alligator Pear 


FLUF 

borbonia (L.) Spreng. 

Red Bay 
ALAU LAMP SCBR VACW 
FLUF NCGP SCMP VANB 


humilis Nash 
SCWI 


thunbergii (Sieb. & Zucc.) Kosterm. 
LASL 


PETTERIA Presl 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


ramentacea Presl 
MDGD 


PHELLODENDRON Rupr. 


RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
amurense Rupr. 
Amur Cork-tree 
DCTB GARW MDGJ VABF 
DCWH MDCP TNSN VABP 


amurense Rupr. var. japonicum (Maxim.) 
Ohwi 


DCLC MDWG TNWE 
amurense Rupr. var. lavallei (Dode) 
Sprague 

TNUT 


PHILADELPHUS 


PHILADELPHUS L. Mock Orange 

SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 

EA aa Ee EL Ss | NN RT] 


‘Belle Etoile’ [P. coronarius L.] 
VAPH 


coronarius L. 
European Mock O. 


GAOH MDCP MDPJ VAGW 
GAVA MDHN TNSN VANS 
MDBP MDLT VACW 

‘Duplex’ [P. coronarius L.] 
MDJS VABF 

<falconeri Sarg. 

[P. coronarius < P. laxus] 
MSMN NCCA 

gordonianus Lindl. 

= P. lewisii 

hirsutus Nutt. 
GAEC 

inodorus L. 
FLDJ LALG NCCA TXMA 
FLMG MSHB SCCU VACW 
GAOH NCBE SCRH VAGG 


x lemoinei V.Lemoine 
[P. microphyllus < P. coronarius] 
VAPH 


lewisii Pursh 
MDJS 


‘Minnesota Snowflake’ [P. <virginalis 

Rehd.] 

[P. <x lemoinei < P. ?nivalis ‘Plenus’] 
DEWG 


‘Natchez’ [P. coronarius L.] 
DCNA 


‘Nymans’ [P. delavayi L.Henry] 
DCNA 


pubescens Loisel. 
SCBR 


pubescens Loisel. var. verrucosus (Schrad. 
ex. DC,) 55. Y Hu 


DCDO MDSJ VAHS 
satsumanus Sieb. ex Miq. var. nikoensis 
Rehd. 

DEWG 


PHOENIX 
schrenkii Rupr. 
DCNA 
‘Silberregen’ 
DCNA 
triflorus Wall. 
VABF 
verrucosus Schrad. ex DC. 
= P. pubescens var. verrucosus 
‘Virginal’ [P. <virginalis Rehd.] 
[P. <lemoinei < P. ?nivalis ‘Plenus’] 
ALBH DEWG MDCC TNSN 
DCDO GAPG MDJS 


‘Voie Lactee’ 
MDGD 


PHILLYREA L. 


OLEACEAE Olive Family 


angustifolia L. 
Narrow-leaf P. 


ALTD SCPP 
latifolia L. var. media (L.) Schneid. 
Tree P. 

LASL 
media L. 


= P. latifolia var. media 


‘Spinosa’ [P. latifolia L. var. media (L.) 
Schneid.] 
GAUG 


PHOENIX L. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


canariensis Hort. ex Chabaud 
Canary Island Date Palm 
FLUF 


reclinata Jacq. 
Senegal Date Palm 
FLUF 


sylvestris < P. canariensis 
FLUF 


145 


PHOTINIA 


PHOTINIA Lindl. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


‘Birmingham’ [P. <fraseri W.J.Dress] 
[P. serratifolia < P. glabra] 


ALBG FLUF SCWE VAWR 
ALFN GAWH TXSE 

ALTD MSHB VACW 

DCSD SCFW VAMP 


glabra (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Maxim. 
Japanese P. 


FLGS GAJY SCCL VAMP 
FLMG MSHB SCCs 
GACG NCCA SCMG 
serratifolia (Desf.) Kalk 
Chinese P. 
ALBG GACG NCTE SCUC 
ALTD GAUG SCBR TNMB 
ARRB LASL SCDB VANB 
DCCG MSEN SCFW VAOD 
FLMG NCDU SCMG VAWP 
FLUF NCOP SCMP 


serrulata Lindl. 
= P. serratifolia 


villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 


DCWR MDBG NCBE VAWR 
DEWG MDGJ VABF 
GAEH MDPJ VAGH 


villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 
var. laevis (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Dipp. 
MDGJ 


villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 
var. maximowicziana (Lev.) Rehd. 
DCCG DEMC NCBE 


villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 
var. sinica Rehd. & Wils. 
VACW 


PHYGELIUS' E.Mey. ex Benth. 
SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 


capensis E.Mey. 
Cape Fuchsia 
VACW 


os 
(ep) 


PHYLLOSTACHYS 


PHYLLANTHUS L. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


nivosa W.G.Sm. 
= Breynia nivosa 


PHYLLOSTACHYS Sieb. & Zucc. 


Bamboo 
POACEAE Grass Family 
CE a a OTT Z| 


angusta McClure 
MDST 


arcana McClure 
GAIS 


aurea A.& C.Riv. 
Fishpole B., Golden B. 
FLDG GAIS VAMP 
aureosulcata McClure 
Yellow-groove B. 
TNFE 


bambusoides Sieb. & Zucc. 
GAIS NCOP 


‘Castillon’ [P. bambusoides Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDFM 


congesta McClure 
GAIS 


dulcis McClure 

Sweetshoot B. 
GAIS MDFM 

elegans McClure 
GAIS 


flexuosa A.& C.Riv. 
GAIS 


‘Henon’ [P. nigra (Lodd.) Munro] 
GAIS VABB 


heterocycla (Carr.) Mitf. 
Giant Timber Bamboo 

ALBG GAIS SCCU SCWL 
meyeri McClure 


FLUF GAIS 


nidularia Munro 
GAIS 


nigra (Loud.) Munro 
GAIS 


PHYLLOSTACHYS 


nuda McClure 
MDGD MDPJ 


propinqua McClure 
GAIS 


pubescens Mazel ex Houz.de Leh. 
= P, heterocycla 


rubromarginata McClure 
DCNA 


‘Smoothsheath’ [P. nidularia Munro] 
GAIS 


‘Solidstem’ [P. purpurata McClure] 
GAIS 


‘Straightstem’ [P. purpurata McClure] 
GAIS 


viridiglaucescens A.& C.Riv. 
GAIS 


viridis (Young) McClure 
GAIS NCSL 


vivax McClure 
GAIS 


PHYSOCARPUS (Cambess.) Maxim. 
Ninebark 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


amurensis (Maxim.) Maxim. 
DCNA 


intermedius (Rydb.) Schneid. 
TNBM 


‘Luteus’ [P. opulifolius (L.) Maxim.] 
VACW 


malvaceous (Greene) O.Ktze. 
TNUT 


opulifolius (L.) Maxim. 


GAEC MDGJ TNFN 


PICEA A.Dietr. Spruce 
PINACEAE Pine Family 
I ET Pe ED HS CES eng A See 


abies (L.) Karst. 


Norway S. 
DCNA MDBG MDJS TNWF 
GAHC MDHN NCBE VASP 


PICEA 


alba (Ait.) Link 
= P. glauca 


alcoquiana (J.G.Veitch ex Lindl.) Carr. 
Alcock’s S. 
DCNA 


asperata Mast. 
Dragon S. 
DCNA NCBE 
asperata Mast. var. heterolepis (Rehd. & 
Wils.) W.C.Cheng ex Rehd. 
DCNA 


‘Aurea Compacta’ [P. orientalis (L.) Link] 
DCNA 


‘Barryi’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Beissneri Compacta’ [P. mariana (Mill.) 
BSP.] 
DCNA 


‘Brevifolia’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Capitata’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Clanbrassiliana’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Compacta’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA 


‘Compacta Asselyn’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Conica’ [P. glauca (Moench) Voss] 
Dwarf Alberta S. 


DCNA MDBG MDLT 

GAEC MDJS VATW 
‘Doumetii’ [P. mariana (Mill.) BSP.] 
Black S. 

NCBE 


‘Echiniformis’ [P. glauca (Moench) Voss] 
MDLT 


‘Foxtail’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA 
gemmata Rehd. & Wils. 
DCNA 


glauca (Moench) Voss 


White S. 
MDAF MDJS TNUT VATA 
MDHN TNFE VARG 


147 


PICEA 


‘Glauca’ [P. asperata Mast.] 
DCNA 


‘Glauca Pendula’ [P. pungens Engelm. 
f. glauca (Regel) Beissn.] 
DCNA 


‘Glauca Procumbens’ [P. pungens Engelm. 


f. glauca (Regel) Beissn.] 
DCNA 


‘Glauca Prostrata’ [P. pungens Engelm. 
f. glauca (Regel) Beissn.] 
DCNA 


glehnii (F.Schmidt) Mast. 
DCNA NCBE 


‘Globosa’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Globosa’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA 


‘Gracilis’ [P. orientalis (L.) Link] 
DCNA 


‘Gregoryana Parsonii’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Highlandia’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Hoopsii’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA 


‘Howell’s Dwarf’ [P. jezoensis (Sieb. & 
Zucc.) Carr.] 
MDBG 


‘Humilis’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Hunnewelliana’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Hystrix’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Inversa’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA MDBG NCBE 


‘Iseli Fastigiata’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA 


‘Kingsville’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Koster’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Little Gem’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


PICEA 


‘Maxwellii’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Merhii’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Microphylla’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Microsperma’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Montgomery’ [P. pungens Engelm.] 
DCNA 


‘Montigena’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Mucronata’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Nidiformis’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA MDBG MDLT 


obovata Ledeb. 
DCNA 


. ‘Ohlendorffii’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 


DCNA 


‘Oldhamiana’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA . 


omorika (Pancic) Purk. 
Serbian S. 
DCNA MDBG MDLT 


orientalis (L.) Link 

Oriental S. 
DCNA DEWG NCBE VAAC 
DCWH MDJS NCKH VABF 


‘Parsonii’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Pendula’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA MDJS MDLT 


‘Pendula’ [P. omorika (Pancic) Purk.] 
DCNA 


polita (Sieb. & Zucc.) Carr. 
= P. torano 


‘Procumbens’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Prostrata’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


‘Pseudoprostrata’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 


PICEA 
‘Pumila’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 


DCNA 

‘Pumila Glauca’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 

pungens Engelm. 

Colorado S. 
DCNA MDBG VASP 


pungens Engelm. f. glauca (Regel) Beissn. 
Colorado Blue S. 
DCNA 


‘Pygmaea’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA MDLT 


‘Pyramidata’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 


DCNA 

‘Remonte’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 

‘Repens’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 

‘Tabuliformis’ [P. abies (L.) Karst.] 
DCNA 

torano (K.Koch) Koehne 

Tiger-tail S. 
DCNA NCBE VAMP 


‘Wild Acres’ [P. glauca (Moench) Voss] 
DCNA 


PIERIS D.Don 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


‘Bert Chandler’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 


MDLT MDMG 
‘Brower’s Beauty’ [P. floribunda  P. 
japonica] 

DCNA MDBG MDLT 


‘Compacta’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Crispa’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Daisen’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA MDBG 


PIERIS 


‘Dorothy Wyckoff’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DEWG MDLT VAPH 


‘Flamingo’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA MDBG 


floribunda (Pursh) Benth. & Hook. 

Fetterbush 
DEWG MDLT MDWP NCDB 

‘Forest Flame’ [P. japonica = P. formosa] 


DEWG MDFM MDJW VAPH 


formosa (Wall.) D.Don 
MDKN 


forrestii R.Harrow ex W.W.Sm. 
= P. formosa 


japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex 


G.Don 

Japanese Andromeda 
ALBG DEWG MDLT VACW 
ALBH GACG TNCT 
DCNA GASM TNDG 

‘Mountain Fire’ [P. formosa x P. japonica] 
MDLT 

phillyreifolia (Hook.) DC. 
ALAU MDKN VAPH 
GAEC SCWI 


‘Purity’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Pygmaea’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA GAEC 


‘Pygmy Variegata’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
MDKN 


‘Red Mill’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
MDBG MDLT 


‘Scarlet O’Hara’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Shojo’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
D.Don ex G.Don] 
MDLT 


taiwanensis Hayata 
DCNA DEWG 


149 


PIERIS 


‘Variegata’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA MDBG VATW 
DEWG MDLT 


‘Wada’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
D.Don ex G.Don] 
VAPH 


‘Wakehurst’ [P. formosa (Wall.) D.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Whitecaps’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA 


‘White Cascade’ [P. japonica (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) D.Don ex G.Don] 
DCNA MDBG 


PINCKNEYA Michx. 


RUBIACEAE Madder Family 


pubens Michx. 
VAPH 


PINUS L. Pine 
PINACEAE Pine Family 


‘Adcock’s Dwarf [P. parviflora Sieb. & 
Zucc.] 
DCNA 


‘Albyns’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 


‘Amelia Dwarf’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Argentea Compacta’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 


armandii Franch. 
DCNA 


‘Arnold Dwarf’ [P. peuce Griseb.] 
DCNA 


attenuata J.G.Lemmon 
Knob-cone P. 
VABF 


‘Aurea’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 


ayacahuite K.Ehrenb. 
GAEC 


oy 
oe) 


PINUS 
‘Baldwin’ [P. parviflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 
banksiana Lamb. 
Jack P. 
TNMB TNUT 
‘Beuvronensis’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 
brutia Tenore 
DCNA 
bungeana Zucc. ex Endl. 
Lacebark P. 
DCNA MDBA VABF 
GAUG TNRM 
cembra L. 
Swiss Stone P. 
DCNA MDBG MDPJ 


cembra L. var. sibirica Loud. 
DCNA 


cembroides Zucc. 
Mexican Stone P. 
DCNA VABF 


clausa (Chapm. ex Engelm.) Vasey ex Sarg. 

Sand P. 
ALAU FLFB FLPL FLUF 

‘Compact Gem’ [P. leucodermis Ant.] 


DCNA 


‘Compacta Glauca’ [P. cembra L.] 
DCNA 


‘Contorta’ [P. strobus L.] 
MDBG 


‘Corticosa’ [P. thunbergiana Franco] 
DCNA 


densiflora Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese Red P. 


ALTD FLHJ GAFN 
DCNA FLUF VANB 

‘Dwarf’ [P. strobus L.] 
GAJS 

‘Dwarf Blue’ [P. pumila (Pall.) Regel] 
DCNA 

echinata Mill. 

Shortleaf P. 
DCCG FLMG GAIS SCFW 
DCNC GACE NCBM TNFL 


‘Elf’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA 


PINUS 
elliottii Engelm. 
Slash P. 

ALAU FLFB 


excelsa Wall. ex D.Don 
= P. wallichiana 


‘Fastigiata’ [P. strobus L.] 


GAEC MDBG MDJS VABF 
‘Fastigiata’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA MDBG 
flexilis James 
Limber P. 
DCCG DCNA MDBG 
glabra Walt. 
Spruce P. 
ALEH LAMP SCFW 
FLMG LASL SCMP 
FLUF NCCA TXPS 
‘Glauca’ [P. parviflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 
‘Glauca Nana’ [P. parviflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 
‘Glenmore’ [P. flexilis James] 
DCNA 
‘Globosa’ [P. nigra Arn.] 
DCNA 
‘Globosa Viridis’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 
‘Gnom’ [P. mugo Turra var. mughus (Scop.) 
Zenari] 
DCNA 


greggii Engelm. & Parl. 
TXMA 


griffithii McClelland 
= P. wallichiana 


halepensis Mill. 
Aleppo P. 
TXAO 


heldreichii Christ var. leucodermis (Ant.) 
Markgr. ex Fitschen 
= P. leucodermis 


‘Hornibrookiana’ [P. nigra Arn.] 
DCNA 


‘Kokonoe’ [P. parviflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


PINUS 


koraiensis Sieb. & Zucc. 

Korean P. 
DCNA MDDF MDJS 

leucodermis Ant. 


DCNA VABF 


longifolia Roxb. 
= P. roxburghii 


‘Merrimack’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Monstrosa’ [P. nigra Arn.] 
GAEC 


‘Mops’ [P. mugo Turra var. mughus (Scop.) 
Zenari] 
DCNA 


‘Moseri’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 


mugo Turra var. mugo 
Swiss Mountain P. 


ALTD DEWG MDLT 
DCLC GAFN TNHD 
DCNA MDBG VABF 


mugo Turra var. pumilio (Haenke) Zenari 
MDBG 


‘Nana’ [P. nigra Arn.] 
(Nana group) 


DCNA GAEC MDBG MDLT 
‘Nana’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA MDBG MDLT 
nepalensis Chambr. 
= P. wallichiana 
nigra Arn. ssp. nigra 
Austrian P. 
DCLC MDHN SCCU VAMP 
MDAF MDLA VABF VATW 
MDCP MDSJ VAHN VAWR 
‘Oculus-draconis’ [P. densiflora Sieb. & 
Zucc.] 
DCNA MDBG TNTV 
GAJS MDTD 
palustris Mill. 
Longleaf P. 
ALSM NCGP TNBM 
NCBE NCWK 


parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. 

Japanese White P. 
DCNA MDJS 
DEWG MDLT 


MDTD 
SCMG 


TNTV 
VAMP 


151 


PINUS 


patula Schiede & Deppe 
Jelecote P. 
SCCU 


‘Pendula’ [P. densiflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
Weeping Japanese Red P. 

DCNA MDJS TNTV 

MDBG MDLT 


‘Pendula’ [P. ponderosa Dougl. ex P.& 
C.Laws.] 
DCNA 


‘Pendula’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA MDBG MDLT 


pinea L. 
Italian Stone P., Umbrella P. 
LAMP 


ponderosa Dougl. ex P.& C.Laws 
Western Yellow P., Ponderosa P. 
VABF 


pumila (Pall.) Regel 
DCNA 


‘Pumila’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA 


pungens Lamb. 
Table-mountain P. 
DCNA Sccu VABF 


‘Radiata’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Repens’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 


resinosa Ait. 
Red P. 
DCCG DCNA TNSC VATG 


rigida Mill. 
Pitch P, 
MDDF 


roxburghii Sarg. 
Long-leaved Indian P., Chir P. 
TXHJ 


sabiniana Dougl. ex D.Don 
Digger P. 
VABF 


‘Seacrest’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Sentinel’ [P. sylvestris L.] 
DCNA 


PINUS 


serotina Michx. 
Pond P. 
ALAU GACL 
‘Spaan’s Dwarf [P. contorta Doug]. 
ex Loud.] 
DCNA 
strobus L. 
Eastern White P. 
ALIT MDHN NCOP VAGW 


DCNA MDJS SCAK VAMP 
GAOH MDLT SCCU 
GAUG NCCA TNBM 
MDBG NCKH TNHG 


strobus < P. wallichiana 
DCNA 


sylvestris L. 

Scotch P. 
DCNA NCCM TNSC 
GAUG SCCU VABF 


taeda L. 

Loblolly P. 
DCWH GAIS MDBG SCMG 
FLMG LAAL NCGP TNRM 


‘Tanoyosho’ [P. densiflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
= P. densiflora ‘Umbraculifera’ 


thunbergiana Franco 

Japanese Black P. 
ALTD DCNA MDKN TNCT 
DCCG LAMP MDLT VABF 
DCFP MDBG NCBE VATA 


thunbergii Parl. 
= P. thunbergiana 


‘Torulosa’ [P. strobus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Umbraculifera’ [P. densiflora Sieb. & 
Zucc.] 
Japanese Umbrella P. 
ALOS DCNA MDJS TNSC 
DCCG MDBG MDLT VATS 


‘Venus’ [P. parviflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


virginiana Mill. 
Virginia P., Scrub: P. 
ALAU GAJS NCWK VAGW 
DCNA GAUG SeCu 
GACE MDBG TNSC 
GAEC NCCA VABF 


wallichiana A.B.Jacks. 
Himalayan P. 
MDBG VAMP 


PINUS 

‘Watnong’ [P. parviflora Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 

‘Yatsubusa’ [P. thunbergiana Franco] 
DCNA 

‘Zebrina’ [P. wallichiana A.B.Jacks.] 
DCNA 

PISTACIA L. Pistache 

ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 


aaa Le aa ON a a a a EEN 
chinensis Bunge 


Chinese P. 
ALBT GAIS SCEM VAHM 
ALTD LAAL SCRP VAMP 
DCNA LASL TNSG 
FLJH MDGD TXMS 
FLUF MSMN VABF 

texana Swingle 

Texas P. 
TXLL TXMS 


PITHECELLOBIUM Mart. 

FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 
Tinea ERE a nD ORLY En SOU NEA. p  eS  ] 
ebano (Berl.) Muller 


Texas Ebony 
TXRE 


flexicaule (Benth.) Coult. 
= P. ebano 


PITHECOLOBIUM Benth. 
= PITHECELLOBIUM 


PITTOSPORUM Banks ex Sol. 
PITTOSPORACEAE Pittosporum Family 


glabratum Lindl. 
LAAL 


tobira (Willd.) Ait 
Japanese P. 


DCNA LAAL SCHW VANB 
FLMG LARP SCMP VARR 
FLUF LASL SCUC 
GAHC NCGP TXSH 
GAJI SCBR VAMF 


undulatum Vent. 
Victorian Box 


FLUF LAAL 


PLATYCLADUS 


‘Variegata’ [P. tobira (Willd.) Ait.] 
FLMG LALG SCBR 
GACH MSEN SCCU 


SCJM 
TXSH 


‘Wheeler’s Dwarf’ [P. tobira (Willd.) Ait.] 
FLMG FLUF 


PLANERA J.F.Gmel. 


ULMACEAE Elm Family 
aquatica (Walt.) J.F.Gmel. 
Water Elm 
SCMP 
PLATANUS lL. Sycamore 


PLATANACEAE Plane-tree Family 


< acerifolia (Ait.) Willd. 

[P. occidentalis « P. orientalis] 

London Plane 
DCCG 
DEMC 


MDHN 
MDJH 


NCBE 
TNUT 


VASC 


* ‘Columbia’ [P. < acerifolia (Ait.) Willd.] 
[P. occidentalis < P. orientalis] 
DCNA 


x hispanica Muenchh. 
= P. x acerifolia 


* ‘Liberty’ [P. < acerifolia (Ait.) Willd.] 
[P. occidentalis < P. orientalis] 


DCNA FLLT 
occidentalis L. 
American S. 
DCCG FLUF MDHN TNUT 
orientalis L. 
Oriental Plane 
DCNA FLUF 


PLATYCARYA Sieb. & Zucc. 
JUGLANDACEAE Walnut Family 
ET TN 2 PSL MLM TA Pe aE) 


strobilacea Sieb. & Zucc. 
TNLW VABF 


PLATYCLADUS Spach 


CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


‘Aurea Nana’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
ALFN FLCG GABC LASL 
DCNA FLEM GAFN SCMG 


153 


PLATYCLADUS 


‘Bakeri’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 


ALAU ALFN SCMG 
‘Berckman’s Golden’ [P. orientalis (L.) 
Franco] 

ALAU 


‘Beverleyensis’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
DCNA LAAL 


‘Conspicua’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
DCNA SCCU 


‘Flagelliformis’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
GAGC 


‘Fruitlandii’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
ALFN 


‘Hohman’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
ALBH 


‘Juniperoides’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
DCNA 


orientalis (L.) Franco 
Oriental Arborvitae 


ALSH FLUF MDJS SCRH 
ALUA GAdJI MDLA TNUT 
DCEP GASU NCCA 

FLDG LAAL SCBS 

FLMG MDCP SCMG 


‘Rosedalis’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
MDBG 


‘Semperaurea’ [P. orientalis (L.) Franco] 
GAJI 


PLUMBAGO lL. 

PLUMBAGINACEAE Leadwort Family 

EIA PE WIP NR a 

auriculata Lam. 

Cape Leadwort 
ALBG 
FLUF 


GACG 
LAAL 


LALG 
SCHW 


capensis Thunb. 
= P. auriculata 


PODOCARPUS UdHer. ex Pers. 
PODOCARPACEAE Podocarpus Family 
gracilior Pilger 
African Fern Pine 

FLUF 


PONCIRUS 
macrophyllus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sweet 
Yew P. 

ALBG LAAL MSMN 
FLMG LASL NCCA 
FLUF MSHB SCMG 


macrophyllus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sweet 
var. maki Sieb. 


ALBG FLUF LALG NCDU 
ALON GAHC LARP SCBR 
FLDC GAIS LASL SCMG 
FLDG GAJI MSMN SCWI 
FLMG GATS NCCA 


nagi (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 

Broadleaf P. 
FLRP 
FLUF 


GACH 
LAAL 


LAGN 
TXHA 


totara D.Don 


Totara Pine 
ALEH 


POINCIANA _L. 


_= CAESALPINIA 


POLIOTHYRSIS Oliv. 


FLACOURTIACEAE Flacourtia Family 


sinensis Oliv. 


DCNA VAGS 


POLYGONELLA Michx. 
POLYGONACEAE Buckwheat Family 


americana (Fischer & C.A.Mey.) Small 
SCBR SCWI 


myriophylla (Small) Horton 
SCWI 


polygama (Vent.) Engelm. & A.Gr. 
SCWI 


PONCIRUS af. 

RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
(Ee a 
trifoliata (L.) Raf. 

Hardy Orange 


ALTD FLUF MDLA VAMP 
DCCG GAHC SCCU VAPH 
DCWH GAIS VACW VATA 
FLMG MDHN VAGW 


POPULUS 


POPULUS L. Poplar 
SALICACEAE Willow Family 


alba L. 

White P. 
ALTC 
MDHN 


VACW 
VASP 


NCDU 
TNFR 


alba L. var. bolleana (Lauche) Otto 
= ‘Pyramidalis’ 


balsamifera L. var. candicans (Ait.) A.Gr. 
= P. candicans 


balsamifera L. var. subcordata Hylander 
= P. candicans 


bolleana Lauche 
= ‘Pyramidalis’ 


x canadensis Moench 

Carolina P. 

[P. deltoides < P. nigra] 
VACP 


candicans Ait. 
Balm-of-Gilead 


NCCA VAGW 
< canescens (Ait.) Sm. 
Gray P. 
[P. alba x P. tremula] 
MDPJ VAGW VASP 
MDWP VARB 
deltoides Marsh. 
Cottonwood 
DCCG GAUG TXWH 
FLUF MSMN VASC 


‘Fastigiata’ [P. simonii Carr.] 
SCCU 


x gileadensis Rouleau 
= P. candicans 


grandidentata Michx. 
Large-toothed Aspen 
VAWP 


heterophylla L. 


Swamp Cottonwood 


SCBR VACW 
‘Italica’ [P. nigra L.] 
Lombardy P. 
ALBH GAVI TNBO VASP 


POTENTILLA 


maximowiczii A.Henry 
Japanese P. 


VAGG 
maximowiczii < P. trichocarpa 
VATA 
‘Pyramidalis’ [P. alba L.] 
GABS MDNA TNSC 
GAUG NCWT 
tremuloides Michx. 
Quaking Aspen 
DCNA VASP 


PORLIERIA Ruiz & Pavon 


ZYGOPHYLLACEAE Caltrop Family 


angustifolia (Engelm.) A.Gr. 
Texas P. 
LASL 


POTENTILLA L. 
ROSACEAE 


Cinquefoil 
Rose Family 


‘Abbotswood’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
VAGS 


‘Everest’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
MDWP 


fruticosa L. 

Shrubby C. 
MDBG MDJS VAGS 

‘Grandiflora’ [P. fruticosa L.] 


MDKN 


‘Jackman’s’ [P. fruticosa L. 
VATA 


‘Katherine Dykes’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
MDKN 


‘Maanelys’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
MDKN VATA 


‘Moonlight’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
= ‘Maanelys’ 


‘Primrose Beauty’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
MDKN 


‘Purdomii’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
= ‘William Purdom’ 


‘Sophie Blush’ 
DCNA 


155 


POTENTILLA 


tridentata Ait. 
DCNA 


‘William Purdom’ [P. fruticosa L.] 
DEMC MDKN 


PRINSEPIA Royle 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


sinensis (Oliv.) Oliv. 
DEWG 


PROSOPIS L. 
FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 


glandulosa Torr. var. torreyana (L.Benson) 
M.C.Johnst. 
Western Honey Mesquite 

TXGS 


PRUNUS L. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


‘Accolade’ [P. sargentii < P. < subhirtella] 
DEWG 


‘Akebono’ [P. x yedoensis Matsum.] 
[Parentage unknown] 


DCNA DCTB DCWH DCWM 
‘Alba’ [P. mume Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDBG 
‘Alba’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
NCOP 
‘Albo-plena’ [P. glandulosa Thunb.] 
ALIT NCEG TNDG VAPH 
‘Albo-plena’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
DCNA NCEG VACW 
LAAP SCLM 
‘Amanogawa’ [P. serrulata Lind1.] 
DCNA 
americana Marsh. 
Wild Plum 
VASK 


amygdalus Batsch 
= P. dulcis 


ol 


oO) 


PRUNUS 


angustifolia Marsh. 
Chickasaw Plum 
LATU NCDF 


apetala (Sieb. & Zucc.) Franch. & Sav. 
DCNA 


‘Ariake’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
DCPP 


armeniaca L. 
Apricot 

MDPD NCBE VACW VAJL 
‘Asagi’ 
(Sato zakura group) 

MDGD 


‘Atropurpurea’ [P. cerasifera Ehrh.] 

Purple-leaf Plum 
ALBG FLHP 
ALSH LAMP 


SCUC 
VACW 


‘Autumnalis’ [P. < subhirtella Lindl.] 
[Parentage unknown] 


BDCCG GAEC MDLT 

DCNA MDBG NCEL 

DCWH MDKN VANB 
avium L. 
Sweet Cherry 

DCCC MDHN VACW 

MDHC MDJH VASP 
‘Benden’ 

(Sato zakura group) 
MDGD 


‘Beni fugen’ 
= ‘Fugenzo’ 


< blireiana Andre 
[P. cerasifera ’Atropurpurea’ < P. mume] 
DCDO LATU 


‘Botan zakura’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDKN 


‘Camelliifolia’ [P. laurocerasus L.] 
ALFN 


‘Camelliifolia’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
DCCG ; 


campanulata Maxim. 
Taiwan Cherry 


ALCW ALEH FLMG GATS 


PRUNUS 


caroliniana Ait. 
Carolina Cherry Laurel 


ALAU FLLE MSBN TNDR 
ALBG FLPM NCDU TNRM 
ALEH FLUF NCTP TNUT 

ALIT GAHC SCCU VACW 
ARRB GARW SCMP VASC 

DCWH LAHG SCUC VAWR 
FLCG LASL SCWI 


cerasifera Ehrh. 
MDBG MDGD 


cerasoides D.Don var. campanulata (Maxim.) 
Koidz. 
= P. campanulata 


x cistena N.E.Hansen 
[P. cerasifera ‘Atropurpurea’ < P. pumila] 
MDBG 


conradinae Koehne 
MDGD 


cyclamina Koehne 
DCNA 


‘Daikakw’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
DCNA 


‘Dianthiflora’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
FLHP GADG SCHW 


domestica L. ssp. insititia (L.) Schneid. 
Damson Plum 
VACW 


‘Dr. S. Edwin Mueller’ [P. sargentii Rehd.] 
MDKN 


dulcis (Mill.) D.A.Webb 
Almond 
VACW 


‘Duplex’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
NCOP 


‘Elizabeth’ [P. <subhirtella Miq.] 
[Parentage unknown] 
MDKN 


‘Fastigiata’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
VACW 


‘February Pink’ [P. incisa Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
MDGD 


‘Flore-plena’ [P. < subhirtella Miq. 
var. ascendens (Makino) Wils.] 
[Parentage unknown] 

MDGD 


PRUNUS 


‘Forest Green’ [P. laurocerasus L.] 


DCNA 

‘Fudan sakura’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
DCNA 

‘Fugenzo’ 

(Sato zakura group) 
MDGD MDKN 


‘Fuku rokuju’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDKN 


glandulosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Flowering Almond 


LAHP LASL MSMV SCCU 
‘Gozanoma nioi’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDKN 
‘Grandiflorus’ [P. padus L.] 
DCNA 
‘Gyoiko’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDGD 


‘Hally Jolivette’ [(P. < subhirtella < 
P. <yedoensis) < P. < subhirtella] 
DCNA DEWG VAPH 
DCWH MDKN 


‘Hatazakura’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDGD MDKN 


x hillieri (listed name with no standing) 
= ‘Spire’ 
‘Hizakura’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDKN 


‘Hosokawa’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 


DCTB MDGD 
humilis Bunge 
NCEL 
‘Imose’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDGD 
incisa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
DCNA VAPH 
incisa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. f. serrata Koidz. 
ex Wils. 
MDGD 
incisa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. var. tomentosa 
Koidz. 
DCNA 


157 


PRUNUS 


japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Oriental Bushcherry 
ALEH 


‘Jugatsu zakura’ [P. <subhirtella Miq.] 
= ‘Autumnalis’ 


‘Kiku shidare’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDKN 


‘Kursar’ 


(P. nipponica var. kurilensis (Miyabe) Wils. < 


unknown pollen parent) 
MDGD 


‘Kwanzan’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
Kwanzan Cherry 
DCCG GACG MDBG TNCT 
FLMG GARW NCTP 


laurocerasus L. 

Cherry Laurel, English Laurel 
DCCG GAUG NCWC VACM 
FLMG MDWP SCDB VAHC 
GACC NCBM SCFW VAMP 
GAHC NCOP TNAB 


laurocerasus L. var. schipkaensis Spaeth 


Carpathian Cherry Laurel 
DCCG GAUG NCWT VAGS 
DEEM MDMM = TNCT VATA 
GACG MDWP TNUT VATW 


lusitanica L. 
Portuguese Cherry Laurel 
DCNA GARW 


mahaleb L. 
Mahaleb Cherry 
ALBH 


maritima Marsh. 
Beach Plum 
MDGD VAGW 


‘Matsubara Red’ [P. mume Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDBG 


‘Meigetsw’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDKN 


‘Methley’ [P. maritima Marsh.] 
ALEH 


mexicana S.Wats. 
Mexican Plum 


FLUF LAHG MSEN TXMA 
‘Montmorency’ [P. cerasus L.] 
Pie Cherry 

MDWP 


PRUNUS 


‘Moseri’ [P. cerasifera Ehrh.] 
GAFN 


‘Mt. Fuji’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
DCPP MDLT 


‘Multiplex’ [P. triloba Lindl.] 
Double-flowered Flowering Almond 
DEWG NCGM VAGW 


mume Sieb. & Zucc. 

Japanese Apricot 
DCNA GAIS MDMW # £NCOP 
GAHC MDGD NCDU SCDB 


munsoniana W.F.Wight & Hedr. 
Wild Goose Plum 
FLUF NCCA TNBO 


‘Nishiki ume’ [P. mume Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDLT 


‘Ojochin’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDKN 


‘Okami’ [P. <incam Fletcher] 
[P. incisa < P. campanulata] 
DCNA 


‘Oshima zakura’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDGD 


‘Otto Luyken’ [P. laurocerasus L.] 
GACG MDBG MDLT 


padus L. 
Bird Cherry 
GARW 


‘Pandora’ [P. < subhirtella < 
P. < yedoensis] 
MDGD 


‘Peggy Clarke’ [P. mume Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


‘Pendula’ [P. x subhirtella Miq.] 
= ‘Shidare higan’ 


persica (L.) Batsch 
Peach 
DCCG DCNA GAGM VACW 


persica (L.) Batsch var. nectarina (Ait.) 
Maxim. 
= P. persica var. nucipersica 


‘Pink Perfection’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDGD 


pissardii Carr. 
= ‘Atropurpurea’ /P. cerasifera] 


PRUNUS 


‘Plena’ [P. avium L.] 
DCNA 


‘Purpusii’ [P. cerasifera Ehrh.] 
MDGD 


‘Rancho’ [P. sargentii Rehd.] 
DCNA 


rivularis Scheele 
Creek Plum 
TXLL 


‘Rosea’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDGD 


‘Rosea’ [P. < subhirtella Miq.] 
[Parentage unknown] 
MDGD 


‘Rosea Plena’ [P. glandulosa] 
= ‘Sinensis’ 


‘Rosemary Clarke’ [P. mume Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


‘Rubro-plena’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
NCOP 


sargentii Rehd. 
Sargent Cherry 


DCNA MDKN MDLT NCDU 
‘Schubert’ [P. virginiana L.] 
DCNA 
‘Sekiyama’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
= ‘Kwanzan’ 
‘Senriko’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDGD MDKN 
serotina Ehrh. 
Black Cherry 
ALON LAAL MSBN TNMB 
DCNA MDCP TNHG VAPO 
FLLE MDLT TNHS VASJ 


serrula Franch. 
MDKA 


serrulata Lindl. 
Japanese Flowering Cherry 
FLMG MDGD 


serrulata Lindl. var. spontanea (Maxim.) 
Wils. 
DCNA 


PRUNUS 


‘Shidare higan’ [P. < subhirtella Lindl.] 
Weeping Higan Cherry 
[Parentage unknown] 


DCCG DEMC MDGD MDPJ 
DCNA MDBG MDKN NCWC 
DCPP MDDF MDLT 


‘Shidare yoshino’ [P. x yedoensis Matsum.] 
[Parentage unknown] 
MDGD 


‘Shirofugen’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
(Sato zakura group) 

DCNA MDGD NCOP 
‘Shirotae’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
(Sato zakura group) 


DCMA MDKN NCRW 
‘Shogetsu’ 
(Sato zakura group) 

MDGD 


x sieboldii (Carr.) Wittmack 

Takasago Cherry 

[P. apetala < P. serrulata] 
DCNA 


‘Sinensis’ [P. glandulosa Thunb.] 
ALSM DEWG NCOP VAPH 


‘Snow Fountain’ 
DCNA 


‘Somei yoshino’ [P. x yedoensis Matsum.] 
Yoshino Cherry 
[Parentage unknown] 


DCCG MDDF MDLT 
DCTB MDGD 

‘Spire’ [P. sargentii < P. ?incisa] 
MDGD 

x subhirtella Miq. 

Higan Cherry 

(Alleged hybrid of unknown origin) 
DCCG DCNA SCCU 

syodoi Nakai 
DCNA 

‘Tai hakw’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDGD 

‘Takasago’ 

= P. sieboldii 

‘Taki nioi’ 

(Sato zakura group) 
DCPP 


159 


PRUNUS 


‘Thundercloud’ [P. cerasifera Ehrh.] 
MDBG SCCU VATA 


tomentosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Nanking Cherry 
DEMC 
DEWG 


MDLT 
MDOF 


VACW 


triloba Lindl. 
Flowering Almond 
DEWG 


umbellata Ell. 
Black-sloe Plum 
FLMG GAGM 


‘Umineko’ [P. incisa < P. serrulata] 
MDGD 


verecunda (Koidz.) Koehne 
DCNA 


‘Versicolor’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch] 
NCOP 


‘Wase mikayo’ [P. serrulata Lindl.] 
MDKN 


‘W. B. Clarke’ [P. mume Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDBG 


‘White Glory’ [P. persica (L.) Batsch 
var. nucipersica (Borkh.) Schneid.] 
Nectarine 

NCNS 


‘Yae akebono’ 
(Sato zakura group) 
MDKN 


‘Yae murasaki zakura’ 
(Yato zakura group) 
MDKN 


‘Yae shidare higan’ [P. < subhirtella Lindl.] 
[Parentage unknown] 


DCCC MDGD MDLT MDNH 
‘Yama zakura’ [P. serruiata Lindl.] 
MDGD 
< yedoensis Matsum. 
Tokyo Cherry 
(Alleged hybrid of unknown origin) 
ALON DCPP GAIH 
‘Yoshino’ 


= ‘Somei yoshino’ 


‘Zabeliana’ [P. laurocerasus L.] 
DCNA 


160 


PSEUDOTSUGA 


PSEUDOCYDONIA (Schneid.) Schneid. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


sinensis (Dum.-Cours.) Thouin 
Chinese Quince 


DCNA LASL NCEL 
FLDG MDBG VAGG 
LAAL MDJH VATA 


PSEUDOLARIX Gord. 


PINACEAE Pine Family 


amabilis (J.Nelson) Rehd. 
Golden Larch 
DCNA 


MDPJ VAMP 


PSEUDOSASA Makino ex Nakai 
POACEAE Grass Family 


japonica Sieb. & Zucc. ex Steud. 
Metake 
ALON DCMC 


LALG MDFM 


PSEUDOTSUGA Carr. Douglas Fir 
PINACEAE Pine Family 


‘Densa’ [P. menziesii (Mirb.) Franco 
var. glauca (Beissn.) Franco] 
DCNA 


‘Fastigiata’ [P. menziesii (Mirb.) Franco 
var. glauca (Beissn.) Franco] 
DCNA 


‘Glauca Pendula’ [P. menziesii (Mirb.) 
Franco var. glauca (Beissn.) Franco] 
DCNA VAAC 


menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca 
(Beissn.) Franco 
Rocky Mountain Douglas Fir 


DCCG GAEC MDBG SCUC 
DCNA GATN MDNA VAAC 
DEMC GAUG . NCKH VAMP 


‘Oudemansii’ [P. menziesii (Mirb.) Franco 
var. glauca (Beissn.) Franco] 
DCNA 


NI 


A 


‘, \ 


161 


PSEUDOLARIX amabilis (J. Nelson) Rehd. 


[iustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


PSIDIUM 


PSIDIUM  L. Purple Guava 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


littorale Raddi var. longipes (O. Berg) 


Fosberg 
Purple Guava 
FLUF LAAL 
PTELEA UL. Hop Tree 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


trifoliata L. 


Wafer Ash 

DCWH NCBE VACW VAGG 
PTEROCARYA Kunth Wingnut 
JUGLANDACEAE Walnut Family 


EEE RE EOD EP OD EO NONE PROS LORE TS 
stenoptera DC. 


Chinese W. 
DCNA GANG TNSG VACW 
GAIS NCDS TXMA 


PTEROSTYRAX Sieb. & Zucc. 
Epaulette Tree 
STYRACACEAE Storax Family 


corymbosum Sieb. & Zucc. 
MDGJ 


hispidum Sieb. & Zucc. 


DCNA DEWG TNTV VAGS 
PUNICA L. 
PUNICACEAE Pomegranate Family 
granatum L. 
Pomegranate 

DCWA LAMP SCKG 

FLCG MSMN VAGS 


granatum L. var. nana (L.) Pers. 
= ‘Nana’ 


‘Legrellei’ [P. granatum L.] 
LAHG SCWC VAFN 
MSEP VABR 


‘Mme. Legrelle’ [P. granatum L.] 
= ‘Legreliei’ 


PYRACANTHA 
‘Nana’ [P. granatum L.] 
Dwarf Pomegranate 
GAUG LASL SCCU VABF 
‘Plena’ [P. granatum L.] 
GAUG LAMP VAGS 


PYRACANTHA M.J.Roem. Firethorn 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
: 


angustifolia (Franch.) Schneid. 
DCNA GAIS NCWK 


* ‘Apache’ 

[P. koidzumii ‘Victory’ < (P. koidzumii 

‘Rosedale’ < P. fortuneana ‘Orange Glow’)]| 
DCNA 


atalantioides (Hance) Stapf 
DCNA DCSH GAIS 


‘Aurea’ [P. atalantioides (Hance) Stapf] 
VATA 


‘Bad Zwischenahn’ 
DCNA 


‘Baker’ 
DCNA 


‘Belli’ [P. koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Bloss’ 
DCNA 


‘Bound’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 

‘Brilliant’ 
DCNA 


‘Cal Poly’ 
DCNA 


‘Chadwick’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 


‘Chinese Brocade’ 
DCNA 


coccinea Roem. 
SCCU VAGW 


‘Cole’s Erect’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 


‘Coplen’s Royal’ 
DCNA 


PYRACANTHA 


crenatoserrata (Hance) Rehd. 
= P. fortuneana 


crenulata (D.Don) Roem. 
DCNA GAIS NCBE 
FLUF MSHB SCMG 


SCMP 


crenulata (D.Don) Roem. f. flava 
Meunissier 
DCNA 


crenulata (D.Don) Roem. var. kansuensis 
Rehd. 
DCNA 


crenulata (D.Don) Roem. var. rogersiana 
A.B.Jacks. 
DCNA 


‘Crimson Tide’ [P. koidzumii (Hayata) 
Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Dauerbrand’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA , 


‘Dr. Hook’ 
DCNA 


‘Early Red’ 
DCNA 


‘Eddie’s Coral’ [P. coccinea < P. crenulata 
var. rogersiana] 
DCNA 


‘Flava’ [P. crenulata var. rogersiana] 
DCNA 


fortuneana (Maxim.) Li 
DCNA GAIS 
FLJU MSHB 


SCMG 
SCMP 


VACW 


gibbsii Rehd. non A.B.Jacks. 
var. yunnanensis Osborn 
= P. fortuneana 


‘Gnome’ [P. angustifolia (Franch.) 
Schneid.] 
(Plant Patent No. 1,816) 

DCNA 


‘Gnozam’ [P. angustifolia (Franch.) 
Schneid.] 
= ‘Gnome’ 


‘Gold Nugget’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 


‘Golden Charmer’ 
DCNA 


PYRACANTHA 
‘Golden Queen’ 
DCNA 
‘Government Red’ [P. koidzumii (Hayata) 
Rehd.] 
ALBH 


‘Graberi’ [P. fortuneana (Maxim.) Li] 
DCNA VANB 


‘Heyden’s Bright Yellow’ 
DCNA 


‘Heyden’s Hi Yellow’ 
DCNA 


‘Ingleside Crimson’ 


DCNA 
‘Kasan’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 
‘Keessen’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 
‘Knap Hill Buttercup’ 
DCNA 
koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. 
DCNA FLUF NCOP SCKG 
FLCG GATS SCBR 
FLMA NCEL SCFW 
‘Lalandei’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 
‘Low Boy’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA GACG 
‘Low Dense’ [P. koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd.] 
DCNA FLUF 
‘Miller’ [P. koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd.] 
DCNA 
‘Minute Man’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 
‘Mioun’ 
DCNA 
* ‘Mohave’ [P. koidzumiti < P. coccinea 
‘Wyattii’] 
DCNA NCDU 


‘Monon’ [P. angustifolia (Franch.) Schneid.] 
= ‘Gnome’ 


‘Monrovia’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 


163 


PYRACANTHA PYRACANTHA 


‘Moonbeam’ ‘Sensation’ 
DCNA FLUF VANB DCNA 
* ‘Navaho’ [P. angustifolia x ‘Sepers’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
P. ‘Watereri’] DCNA 
DCNA 
* ‘Shawnee’ [P. koidzumii 
‘Orange Giant’ [P. coccinea Roem.] P. fortuneana] 
DCNA DCNA 
‘Orange Glow’ [P. fortuneana (Maxim.) Lil] ‘Spring Hill’ 
DCNA VATA DCNA 
‘Orange King’ ‘Stribling’ 
DCNA DCNA 
‘Pauciflora’ [P. coccinea Roem.] ‘Taliensis’ 
DCNA DCNA 
‘Pine Cone’ * ‘Teton’ [P. ‘Orangeglow’ x P. ‘Flava’] 
DCNA DCNA 
‘Pinkie’ ‘Thornless’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA DCNA 
‘Praecox’ [P. coccinea Roem.] ‘Tiny Tim’ 
DCNA ; DCNA 
‘Pride of Portsmouth’ ‘True Yellow’ 
DCNA DCNA 
* ‘Pueblo’ [P. koidzumii ‘Belli’ < P. ‘Variegated’ 
coccinea var. pauciflora] GACG LALG LASL 
DCNA 
‘Vincent’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
‘Pyrabox’ DCNA 
DCNA 
‘Walder’ 
‘Red Berry’ DCNA 
DCNA 


‘Walder Prostrate’ 
rogersiana (A.B.Jacks.) Chittenden DCNA 
= P. crenulata var. rogersiana 


‘Watereri’ 
‘Rosedale’ [P. koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd.] DCNA 
DCNA 
‘Waterer’s Dwarf’ 
‘Runyan’ [P. coccinea Roem.] DCNA 
DCNA 
‘Waterer’s Orange’ 
‘San Jose’ [P. koidzumii < P. fortuneana] DCNA 
DCNA 
‘Waterer’s Yellow’ 
‘Santa Cruz’ DCNA 
DCNA 
‘Wayside’s Compact’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
‘Schwartz’ DCNA 
DCNA 
‘Weaver’s Superb’ 
‘Select Yellow’ DCNA 
DCNA 


‘Wheeler’ 
DCNA 


PYRACANTHA 


‘Wight Early’ 
DCNA 


‘Wonderberry’ 
DCNA 


‘Wyattii’ [P. coccinea Roem.] 
DCNA 


‘Yella Berry’ 
DCNA 


‘Yokohama’ 
DCNA 


‘Yukon Belle’ [P. angustifolia (Franch.) 
Schneid.] 
= ‘Gnome’ 


‘Yukon Jack’ [P. angustifolia (Franch.) 
Schneid.] 
= ‘Gnome’ 


yunnanensis (M.L.Vilm. ex Mottet) 
Chittenden 
= P. fortuneana 


XPYRACOMELES  Rehd. ex Guill. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
[Osteomeles < Pyracantha] 


vilmorinii Rehd. ex Guill. 
[Pyracantha fortuneana < Osteomeles 
subrotunda] 


DCNA FLUF 
PYRUS L. Pear 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
amygdaliformis Villars 
MDAB 
‘Aristocrat’ [P. calleryana Decne.] 
DCNA VATA 
betulifolia Bunge 
Birchleaf P. 
ALCW MDAB 
‘Bradford’ [P. calleryana Decne.] 
Bradford P. 
ALEH DCNA MDAB VACW 
DCCG GAAB MDLT VATA 


bretschneideri Rehd. 
MDAB 


PYRUS 


calleryana Decne. 


Callery P. 
ALCW ARPT LATU SCEM 
ALTD LASL MDAB TNUT 


calleryana Decne. var. dimorphophylla 
(Makino) Koidz. 
MDAB 


x canescens Spach 
[P. nivalis < P. salicifolia] 
MDAB 


* ‘Capital’ [P. calleryana Decne.] 
DCNA 


‘Chanticleer’ [P. calleryana Decne.] 
DCNA 


‘Chojure’ [P. pyrifolia (Burm.) Nakai] 
MDKN 


communis L. 
Common P. 


MDAB VACW VAMP VASK 
elaeagrifolia Pall. 
MDAB 
fauriei Schneid. 
MDAB 
kawakamii Hayata 
Evergreen P. 
DCNA FLMG TXSH 
x lecontei Rehd. 
Leconte P. 
[P. communis  P. pyrifolia} 
ALSM LAAP SCMG 
FLDG MDWP SCMP 


<x michauxti Bosc ex Poir. 
[P. °?amygdaliformis < P. nivalis] 
MDAB 


nivalis Jacq. 

Snow P. 
MDAB MDGD MDHN 

pashia Buch.-Ham. ex D.Don 


MDCH 


‘Pendula’ [P. salicifolia Pall.] 
DCNA MDAB 


phaeocarpa Rehd. 
MDAB 


165 


PYRUS 


pyrifolia (Burm.f.) Nakai 

Sand P., Asian P. 
LATU MDCH 
MDAB MDGD 


TXMS 
VATG 


pyrifolia (Burm.f.) Nakai var. culta 
(Makino) Nakai 
Nashi P. 
MDAB MDPJ 
regelii Rehd. 
MDAB 


salicifolia Pall. 
MDAB VAPH 


ussuriensis Maxim. 
DCCI MDAB 


ussuriensis Maxim. var. hondoensis 
(Kikuchi & Nakai) Rehd. 


DCCI MDAB 

ussuriensis Maxim. var. ovoidea Rehd. 
MDAB 

* ‘Whitehouse’ [P. calleryana Decne.] 
DCNA VATA 

QUERCUS L. Oak 

FAGACEAE Beech Family 


acutissima Carruthers 
Oriental Sawtooth O. 


ARUM GAFN MDTH TXMS 
DCAE GAIS NCBE VABP 
DCNA LAAL NCGR 
FLUF MDGD TNSG 
GACG MDLA TXHG 
alba L 
White O. 
ALAU DEMC MDWM 
ARUM GAUG SCBR 
DCCG MDHN SCMP 


alba x Q. virginiana 
SCRH 


arkansana Sarg. 
Arkansas Oak 
ARCA 


<asheana Little 
[Q. incana x Q. laevis] 
FLUF 


austrina Small 
FLUF 


166 


QUERCUS 


bicolor Willd. 
Swamp White O. 
DCCG SCMG 


< bimundorum Palm. 
[Q. alba < Q. robur] 
DCCH 


borealis Michx.f. 
= Q. rubra 


catesbaei Michx. 
= Q. laevis 


cerris L. 
Turkey O. 
NCTP TNWF 
chenii Nakai 
DCNA 


coccinea Muenchh. 
Scarlet O. 
DCNG DEMC 


MDAF MDHN 


‘Columna’ [Q. robur ‘Fastigiata’ < Q. 


petraea ‘Muscaviensis’] 


DCNA GAUG 

<x comptonae Sarg. 

Compton O. 

[Q. lyrata < Q. virginiana] 
DCHP LASL VACW 
LAMB VACG 

‘Cristata’ [Q. robur L.] 

DCNA 

‘Cucullata’ [Q. robur L.] 
DCNA 

dentata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Daimyo O. 

DCNA GAIS GAUG LAAL 


fabri Hance 
DCNA 


falcata Michx. 
Southern Red O., Spanish O. 
ALBG GAHC SCBR 


falcata Michx. var. pagodifolia El. 
SCMP 


‘Falkenbergensis’ [Q. petraea (Mattusch.) 
Liebl.] 
DCNA 


farnetto Tenore 
= Q. frainetto 


QUERCUS 


frainetto Tenore 
Italian Oak 
DCNA 


‘Geisleri’ [Q. petraea (Mattusch.) Liebl.] 
DCNA 


georgiana M.A.Curtis 
Georgia O. 
GAWD 


gilva Bl. 
LAAL 


glandulifera BI. 
Konara Oak 
DCNA 


glauca Thunb. ex J.A.Murray 
Ring-cupped O. 


ALAU GACD NCOP TXHG 
ALON GAHC SCBR VANB 
ALTD GAIS SCKG VAWR 
DCNA GAJI SCRP 
FLMG LAAL TNMB 
FLUF MSMN TNUT 
haas Kotschy 
DCNA 
hemisphaerica Bartram ex Willd. 
Darlington O. 
DCNA GAWM SCSG SCWP 
x heterophylla Michx.f. 
Bartram O. 
[Q. phellos < Q. rubra] 
DCCG 
imbricaria Michx. 
Shingle O. 
DCNA MDBG 
incana Bartram 
Bluejack O. 
FLUF 
laevis Walt. 
Turkey O. 
FLUF NCGP 
laurifolia Michx. 
Laurel O. 
ALAU ALSH MDKB SCBR 
ALBB DCNA NCAG SCKG 


ALBG FLUF NCTP SCSG 


lyrata Walt. 
Overcup O. 


DCNG FLUF SCBR 


QUERCUS 


macrocarpa Michx. 


Bur O. 
DCCG DCNA GARC 
DCMS GACD NCWM 
margaretta Ashe 
Sand Post O. 
GAGR 
maxima Marsh. 
= Q. rubra 
michauxii Nutt. 
Basket O. 
DCCG FLMG SCBR 
minima (Sarg.) Small 
SCWI 
mongolica Fischer var. grosseserrata (BI1.) 
Rehd. & Wils. 
DCNA 


‘Muscaviensis’ [Q. petraea (Mattusch.) 
Liebl.] 
DCNA 


myrsinifolia BI. 
Japanese Evergreen O. 
ALON FLMG LAAL 


ALTD FLUF MSHB 
DCNA GAUG NCEL 
nigra L. 
Water O. 
ALBG FLUF SCBR 
DCHP GAJS SCDH 
FLLE NCTE VAMP 
nuttallii Palm. 
Nuttall O. 
LAAP 
pagoda Raf. 


= Q. falcata var. pagodifolia 


palustris Muenchh. 

Pin O. 
DCCG DCNA SCBR 

petraea (Mattusch.) Liebl. 


Durmast Oak 


DCNA 

phellos L. 

Willow O. 
DCCG SCBR SCWP VAGG 
NCDU SCMG VACM VALC 


phillyraeoides A.Gr. 
Ubame O. 


DCNA GAIS SCCU TXPS 


167 


QUERCUS 


prinus L. 
Chestnut O. 
DCCG MDHN VAGF 


pubescens Willd. 
DCCG DCLC 


robur L. 
English O. 
DCCG DCNA MDCP NCTP 


robur L. f. fastigiata (Lam.) O.Schwarz 
Columnar English O. 

DCNA MDAB VAMP 

GAUG TNSN 


< rosacea Bechst. 
[Q. petraea x Q. robur] 
DCNA 


rubra L. 
Red O. 
DCCG DEMC GAUG MDHN 


‘Salicifolia’ [Q. robur L.] 
DCNA 


x sargentii Rehd. 

Sargent O. 

[Q. prinus < Q. robur] 
DCHP 


serrata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
= Q. glandulifera 


shumardtii Buckl. 


Shumard O. 

ALAU FLUF SCMP 
stellata Wang. 
Post O. 


DCCG GAJS 


stellata Wang. var. margaretta (Ashe) Sarg. 


= Q. margaretta 


suber L. 
Cork O. 
ALUA NCTE SCRP 


variabilis Bl. 
Chinese Cork O. 
DCDO DCNA FLGS MDDF 


velutina Lam. 
Black O. 
MDHN SCBR 


eo) 


RHAPHIOLEPIS 


virginiana Mill. 

Southern Live O. 
ALBB GAAB SCKG VARO 
ALCM LAAP SCMG VASC 
ALEC NCAG SCMP VATA 
ALTD SCBP VACM VAWR 
FLCG SCBR VAGW 
FLUF SCDH VANB 


RAPHIOLEPIS Lindl. 
= RHAPHIOLEPIS 


REHSONIA Stritch 
= WISTERIA 


Buckthorn 
Buckthorn Family 


carolinianus L. 
Carolina B. 
GAUG MSMN TNSC 


catharticus L. 

Common B. ; 
DEEM MDGJ TNRG 
MDBP TNLW 


davuricus Pall. 
MDGJ TNLW VACW 
TNDR TNUT 


frangula L. 
= Frangula alnus 


japonicus Maxim. 
DCNA 


utilis Decne. 
LAAL MDBP 


RHAPHIOLEPIS Lindl. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
a a a TO 
‘Enchantress’ [R. indica (L.) Lindl.] 

FLRH VACW 


RHAPHIOLEPIS 


indica (L.) Lindl. 
Indian Hawthorn 


ALTD GAUG SCBA SCPR 
FLMG GAWH SCBH SCRH 
FLRH MSHB SCCU 
GACL NCEG SCFW 
GATS NCOP SCMP 


indica var. integerrima (Hook.) Kitam. 
= R. umbellata var. integerrima 


‘Majestic Beauty’ 
TXSN 


‘Pink Cloud’ 
TXSN 


‘Snow’ [R. indica (L.) Lindl.] 
TXSE 


‘Springtime’ 
TXSN 


umbellata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 

Yeddo Hawthorn 
ALBG GAIS 
GACH NCEG 


VATA 


umbellata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 
var. integerrima (Hook. & Arn.) Rehd. 


DCNA LAHG SCLM 
FLUF NCAG VANB 
GATS SCBR VATA 


RHAPIDOPHYLLUM  H.Wendl. & Drude 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 


hystrix (Pursh) H.Wendl. & Drude 
Needle Palm 


ALAU FLUF LAMP SCWI 
FLDG GAHC NCOP TXSE 
RHAPIS L.f. ex Ait. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 


excelsa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) A.Henry 
FLUF 


RHODODENDRON eL. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


(The plants recognized by landscapers and 
horticulturists as “rhododendrons” fall into two 
main categories: lepidote (scaly) and elepidote 
(nonscaly). Botanically, the lepidotes are found 
in subgenus Rhododendron and the elepidotes 


RHODODENDRON 


in subgenus Hymenanthes. The leaves of the 
lepidotes have minute surface scales and are 
generally smaller than those of the elepidotes. 
The lepidotes include, among others, species 
native to the southeastern United States (for 
example, R. minus), to subarctic regions (for 
example, R. lapponicum), and to the Alps and 
Pyrenees (for example, R. ferrugineum). Many 
of the subarctic and alpine species and their 
hybrids do not thrive in the summer heat of the 
southeastern United States. 


The elepidotes (R. maximum and R. 
catawbiense, for example) are species generally 
recognized by the layperson as rhododendrons. 
Some of the elepidotes have leaves that are 
glabrous (without hairs), while others have leaves 
with indumentum (matted branched hairs) on 
the lower surface. Azaleas are also members of 
the genus Rhododendron. Approximately 15 
deciduous species are native in the eastern 
United States, and a number of these have been 
crossed with Japanese, Chinese, and east- 
European species to develop showy hybrids (for 
example, the Ghent, Knap Hill, Exbury, and Ilam 
hybrids). The evergreen azaleas are of east-Asian 
origin. Their degree of leaf retention may vary 
with severity of the climate.) 


‘A. Bedford’ 
(Elepidote rhododenron) 
VAZC 


‘Addy Wery’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DEMC 


alabamense Rehd. 

Alabama Azalea 

(Deciduous azalea) 
DCNA FLMG 
DEWG GACG 


MDLT 
NCBE 


SCBR 


‘Albiflorum’ [R. mucronulatum Turcz.] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Album’ [R. carolinianum Rehd.] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DEWG MDLT 


‘Album Elegans’ [R. catawbiense hybrid] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCWH 


amagianum Makino 

Mt. Amagi Azalea 

(Deciduous azalea) 
MDMG 


‘Amethystinum’ 


(Evergreen azalea; Mucronatum group) 
DEMC 


169 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Amoenum’ 
(Evergreen azalea; Obtusum group) 
DEWG NCBE 


‘Anah Kruschke’ [R. ponticum seedling] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VATA 


‘Annie E. Endtz’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


‘April Rose’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


arborescens (Pursh) Torr. 
Sweet Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DEMC DEWG NCBE TNFN 


atlanticum (Ashe) Rehd. 
Coastal Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DCNA MDLT SCBR 
DEWG NCBE 


augustinii Hemsl. 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
MDMG VANB 


austrinum (Small) Rehd. 


Florida Azalea 

(Deciduous azalea) 
ALEH FLAL MDLT TXLL 
ALFS FLMG NCBE VAGS 


ARHS GACG SCBR VATW 
DCNA GATS SCMG 
DEWG MDKN SCWI 


‘Autumn Glory’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VAZC 


‘Azma’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


‘Azor’ 
(Eiepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


bakeri (W.P.Lemmon & McKay) Hume 
Cumberland Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 

DEWG MDLT TNAB 

GAEC MDMG 


‘Ballerina’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DEMC 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Beauty of Littleworth’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Beni kirishima’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
MDMG 


‘Ben Morrison’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
MDMG 


‘Betty Wormald’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Bibiani’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
ALEH 


‘Blaauw’s Pink’ 
(Evergreen azalea) - 
DCWH 


‘Blue Tit’ . 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Bosley 1020’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VATA 


* ‘Bowie’ [R. chapmanii < R. minus] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


brachycarpum D.Don ex G.Don 
Fujiama R. 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

VANB 


‘Brandywine’ 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Brick-dust Red’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Cadis’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DEMC , 


calendulaceum (Michx.) Torr. 

Flame Azalea , 

(Deciduous azalea) 
DEWG MDMG VADF VAZC 
FLMG NCBE VAGW 
GAEC SCBR VASP 


RHODODENDRON 


* ‘Camp’s Red’ [R. bakeri (W.P.Lemmon & 


McKay) Hume] 
(Deciduous azalea) . 
DCNA MDKN 


canescens (Michx.) Sweet 
Piedmont Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DEWG GASM NCBE SCMG 


FLMG LAAL NCOP SCWI 
FLUF LASL SCBR TNDG 
GACG MDLT SCFW TXLL 
‘Carmen’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DEMC 


‘Carminata Splendens’ 
(Evergreen azalea; Amoenum hybrid) 
DCNA 


carolinianum Rehd. 

Carolina R. 

(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCWH MDKN VANB 
DEWG MDLA VATW 


carolinianum < R. mucronulatum 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


carolinianum < R. racemosum 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


catawbiense Michx. 
Mountain Rosebay 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCCG MDOM VAHB VAPO 


‘Cerise’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


chapmanii A.Cr. 

Chapman R. 

(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA FLUF NCBE TXLL 
FLMG GAEC SCWI VANB 


‘Cherry Red’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


‘Christmas Cheer’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
ALEH ARPT FLMG 


‘Christopher Wren’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DEMC MDBG 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Coccinea Major’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG SCMG 


‘Coccinea Speciosa’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DEMC 


‘Comte de Newport’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Conemaugh’ [R. racemosum 
R. mucronulatum] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 

DEWG 


‘Conestoga’ [R. carolinianum 
R. racemosum|] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 

DCNA DEWG 


‘Conewago’ [R. carolinianum 
R. mucronulatum] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 

DEWG 


‘Coral Bells’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
ALEH ARPT 


‘Coral Cluster’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Corneille’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
MDLT 


‘Cornell Pink’ [R. mucronulatum Turcz.] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA DEWG MDBG 


‘Crater Lake’ [R. augustinii Hemsl.] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
MDBG 


cumberlandense E.Braun 
= R. bakeri 


‘Cunningham’s White’ [R. caucasicum 
R. ponticum var. album] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

VANB 


‘Cynthia’ [R. catawbiense 
R. griffithianum] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

VANB 


dauricum L. 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


171 


i 


rere nvaote RIA 
Kianietamea ei omimatm aa 


SAAN 


RHODODENDRON 


‘David Gable’ [R. catawbiense 
‘Atrosanguineum’ < R. fortunei] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

DEWG MDLT 


decorum Franch. 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDFM VANB 


degronianum Carr. ssp. heptamerum 
(Maxim.) Hara 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA MDKN MDMG VANB 
DEWG MDLT SCWI 


‘Dexter Purple’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


‘Dexter’s Champagne’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


discolor Franch. 
= R. fortunei subsp. discolor 


‘Dora Amateis’ [R. carolinianum 
R. ciliatum] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 

DEMC GAEC SCWI 


‘Dorsett’ [R. kaempferi Planch.] 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Duc de Rohan’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG SCMG 


‘Early Lavender’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Early Salmon’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Evening Glow’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


‘Everestianum’ [R. catawbiense hybrid] 


(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


fargesii Franch. 
= R. oreodoxa var. fargesii 


‘Fawley’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DEMC 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Fedora’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DEMC 


‘Flamingo’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
VATA 


flammeum (Michx.) Sarg. 
Oconee Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DCNA FLMG MDLT 
DEWG GACG NCBE 


flavum (Hoffmgg.) G.Don 
= R. luteum 


‘Flowerdale Pink’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Flowerdale Red’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Formosa’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
ALBG FLUF SCMG 


‘Forsterianum’ [R. veitchianum x 
R. edgeworthii] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 

DCNA 


fortunei Lindl. 

(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCWH NCBE VATW 
MDMG VANB 


fortunei Lindl. ssp. discolor (Franch.) 
Chamb. 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

MDKN MDMG VATW 


‘George Lindley Taber’ 
(Evergreen azalea; sport of ‘Phoeniceum’) 
FLGS FLMG MDLG 


‘Georgiana Maclay’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG 


‘Giant Elegans’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Giant White’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Gibraltar’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
MDLT 


RHODODENDRON 
Glenn Dale Azaleas 


This series of 454 named cultivars was created at 


the U.S. Plant Introduction Garden, Glenn Dale, 
MD, by B.Y. Morrison, who became the first 
director of the U.S. National Arboretum. The 
project began around 1929, with the objective of 


creating azaleas with flowers as large as those of 


the Southern Indian hybrids, but hardy in the 
Washington, DC, area. Many of the selections 


met this criterion, and others equally hardy were 


selected for different ornamental values (see B.Y. 
Morrison. 1953. The Glenn Dale azaleas. U.S. 
Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Mono- 
graph No. 20, Washington, DC.) A list of the 
Glenn Dale azalea cultivars documented in the 
U.S. National Arboretum herbarium appears in 
Appendix C. 


‘Glory of Sunninghill’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG 


‘Golden Dream’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
MDLT 


‘Gomer Waterer’ [R. catawbiense hybrid] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
SCWI 


‘Gumpo’ [R. eriocarpum (Hayata) Nakai] 
(Evergreen azalea) 
LAHG 


‘Helen’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
VATA 


‘Hinode giri’ (often ‘Hinodegiri’) 
(Evergreen azalea) 


* ‘Hohman’ [R. prunifolium (Small) 
Millais] 
(Deciduous azalea) 

DCNA 


houlstonii Hemsl. & Wils. 
= R. fortunei subsp. discolor 


‘Hugh Koster’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


‘Ima shojo’ 
= ‘Christmas Cheer’ 


indicum (L.) Sweet 
Indica Azalea 
(Evergreen azalea) 


DCNA LAAL LAHG TNSG 


RHODODENDRON 


indicum (L.) Sweet var. tamurae Makino 
= R. tamurae 


‘Iveryana’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG SCMG 


japonicum (A.Gr.) Suring. 
DCNA 


‘Jean Marie de Montague’ 
= ‘The Hon. Jean Marie de Montague’ 


‘John Walter’ [R. catawbiense 
R. arboreum ssp. arboreum] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

VANB 


kaempferi Planch. 

Kaempfer Azalea 

(Evergreen azalea) 
DEWG MDGD 


kaempferi < R. komiyamae 
(Evergreen azalea; natural hybrid) 
MDGD 


kanahirae Wibls. 

Taibei Azalea 

(Evergreen azalea) 
MDGD 


keiskei Miq. 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA DEMC 


keiskei x R. racemosum 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DEWG MDKN 


‘Ken Janeck’ [R. yakushimanum Nakai 


ssp. yakushimanum] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


kiusianum Makino 
Kyushu Azalea 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DEWG MDGD VANB 
‘Koran yuki’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Koromo shikibu’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Kristin’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


173 


RHODODENDRON 


‘La Roche’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
TNCT 


‘Lady Mulberry’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


lasiostylum Hayata 
(Evergreen azalea) 
MDGD 


‘Late Orchid’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Lawsal’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


ledifolium (Hook.) G.Don 
= ‘Mucronatum’ 


‘Linearifolium’ [R. macrosepalum Maxim.] 
Spider Azalea 
(Evergreen azalea) 

MDGD 


‘Lizette’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Lucinda’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


luteum Sweet 

Pontic Azalea 

(Deciduous azalea) 

(The early synonymy of this plant is confused. It 

is possible that R. flavum may have priority over 

R. luteum under the rules governing botanical 

nomenclature. The International Registrar for 

Rhododendron, however, lists the subject plant 

as R. luteum, and that name is almost univer- 

sally used in horticulture and the nursery trade.) 
DCNA DEWG MDGD MDKN 


‘Luteum’ [R. carolinianum Rehd.] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


macranthum (Bunge) G.Don 
= R. indicum 


macrosepalum Maxim. 
Large-sepal Azalea 
(Evergreen azalea) 

VAPH 


‘Madame de Bruin’ 


(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


174 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Magnolia Alba’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


makinoi Tagg 
= R. yakushimanum ssp. makinoi 


‘Maria Derby’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
MDMG 


‘Mary Fleming’ [(R. keiskei < 
R. racemosum) < R. keiskei] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 


MDLT 
maximum L. 
Rosebay 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA MDET MDLT NCDR 
MDBG MDHN MDMG TNHD 
-MDDF MDJH NCBE VASP 


maximum L. 
(Elepidote rhododendron; red-flowered form) 
VATW 


metternichii Sieb. & Zucc. 
= R. degronianum ssp. heptamerum 


micranthum Turcz. 

(Lepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT SCWI VATW 

minus Michx. 

Piedmont R. 

(Lepidote rhododendron) 


DCSH MDCH SCWI 
DEWG NCBE TNAB 
GAEC SCBR VAPO 


‘Mrs. Betty Robertson’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


‘Mrs. Charles S. Sargent’ [R. catawbiense 
hybrid] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

VANB 


‘Mrs. E. C. Stirling’ [R. griffithianum 
hybrid] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

VANB 


‘Mrs. G. G. Gerbing’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG 


‘Mrs. LBJ’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
MDGD 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Mrs. R. S. Holford’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VATA 


mucronatum (Bl.) G.Don 
= Mucronatum group 


‘Mucronatum’ 

Snow Azalea 

(Evergreen azalea; Mucronatum group) 
(Although Chamberlain and Rae (1990) retain R. 
mucronatum (Bl.) G. Don var. mucronatum as a 
botanical taxon, they note that the plant is “only 
known in cultivation.” They also note that var. 
mucronatum “may occur in the wild as the albino 
form of [R. mucronatum] var. ripense.” Because 
of the amibiguity surrounding its origin, the 
Snow Azalea is accorded cultivar status here as 
‘Mucronatum’, and its closely related variants 
are identified as being in the “Mucronatum 


group.”) 
ARPT DEWG MDGD 
DCDO LASL MSHB 


mucronulatum Turcz. 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DEMC DEWG MDBG MDLT 


‘Myrtifolium’ [R. minus < R. hirsutum] 
(Lepidote rhododendron; this cultivar name 
sometimes leads to confusion with the quite 
different R. myrtifolium) 

MDLT MDMG 


‘Nadine’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Narcissiflora’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
MDLT 


‘Nodding Bells’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VADF 


nudiflorum (L.) Torr. 
= R. periclymenoides 


oblongifolium (Small) Millais 
Texas Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 

MDLT NCBE SCWI 


obtusum (Lindl.) Planch. 
= Obtusum group 


‘Obtusum’ 

Kirishima Azalea 

(Evergreen azalea; Obtusum group) 
FLMG 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Obtusum Album’ 
(Evergreen azalea; Obtusum group) 
DCHU 


occidentale (Torr. & A.Gr.) A. Gr. 
Western Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 

DCNA 


oldhamii Maxim. 

Oldham Azalea 

(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA MDGD VAZC 
GADG SCWI 


oreodoxa Franch. var. fargesii (Franch.) 
Chamb. 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

DEWG 


‘Oritani’ 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


ovatum (Lindl.) Planch. ex Maxim. 
(Azaleastrum) 
DCNA GACG 


‘Palestrina’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DEMC 


periclymenoides (Michx.) Shinners 
Pinxterbloom 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DCNA MDLT VAAC VAGW 
DEWG NCBE VADW VATW 


phoeniceum (Sweet) G.Don 
= ‘Phoeniceum’ 


‘Phoeniceum’ [R. scabrum selection or 

hybrid] 

(Evergreen azalea; Phoeniceum group) 
ARGD MDGD SCMG 


‘Pink Diamond’ [R. griffithianum < 

R. fortunei ssp. fortunei] 

(Elepidote rhododendron; Loderi group) 
VANB 


‘Pioneer’ 
(Lepidote rhododendron; Gable hybrid) 
DCNA MDBG MDLT 


‘P. J. M.’ [R. carolinianum 
R. dauricum] 
(Lepidote rhododendron; ‘P.J.M.’ originally 
applied to various seedlings from the cross; other 
cultivar names are being given to clonal selec- 
tions, e.g. ‘P.J. Mezitt’) 

DCNA DEMC MDBG 


175 


Se 


RHODODENDRON 


‘P. J. Mezitt’ [R. carolinianum x 

R. dauricum] 

(Lepidote rhododendron; P.J.M. group) 
GACG MDLT 


‘Plenum’ 
(Evergreen azalea; Mucronatum group) 
MDMG 


‘Ponticum Roseum’ [R. ponticum x 


R. maximum] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VATA 


‘Ponticum Variegatum’ [R. ponticum 


sport] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


poulkhanense Lev. 
= R. yedoense var. poukhanense 


‘President Claeys’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Pride of Dorking’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG 


‘Pride of Mobile’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
ALCW SCMG 


‘Pride of Summerville’ 
= ‘Lawsal’ 


prinophyllum (Small) Millais 
Roseshell Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DEWG MDTD SCBR 
MDLT NCBE 


prunifolium (Small) Millais 
Plumleaf Azalea 
(Deciduous azaiea) 

DCNA MDLT NCBE 


punctatum Ancdr. 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
SCBR 


‘Purple Splendor’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Queen of Orange’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


racemosum X R. keiskei 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


RHODODENDRON 


‘Ramapo’ [R. fastigiatum 
R. carolinianum] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 

NCAS 


‘Red Flare’ [R. keiskei Miq.] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


‘Red Formosa’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG 


‘Red Head’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


reticulatum D.Don ex G.Don 
Rose Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 

DCNA MDGD 


‘Robert Allison’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DEWG 


roseum (Loisel.) Rehd. 
= R. prinophyllum 


‘Roseum Elegans’ [R. catawbiense 
hybrid] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

DCCG DCWH VAMP 


‘Roseum Magnificum’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


‘Royal Red’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG 


‘Royal Splendor’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


rubropilosum Hayata 
(Evergreen azalea) 
MDGD MSBA 


‘Salmon King’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


schlippenbachii Maxim. 
Royal Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DCNA DEWG MDPB 
DEMC MDBG TNDG 


RHODODENDRON 


schlippenbachii Maxim. 


Royal Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea; white-flowered form) 
DCNA DEWG MDBG MDKN 


serpyllifolium (A.Gr.) Miq. 
Wild-thyme Azalea 
(Evergreen azalea) 

MDJW 


serrulatum (Small) Millais 
Hammock Sweet Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 

LASL NCBE 


‘Shrimp Pink’ 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
MDBG 


simiarum Hance 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA MDGD 


simsii Planch. 

Sims Azalea 

(Evergreen azalea) 
VANB 


simsii Planch. var. tamurae (Makino) Kaneh. 


& Hatusima 
= R. tamurae 


‘Small Elegans’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
SCMG 


smirnowii Traut. 

(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DEWG MDKN MDLT 

speciosum (Willd.) Sweet 

= R. flammeum 


‘Spring Glory’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Stewartstonian’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DEMC 


‘Suetsuma’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Sunset’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


‘Susugonoito’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


RHODODENDRON 


tamurae (Makino) Masam. 
Dwarf Indica Azalea 


(Evergreen azalea; Chamberlain & Rae (1990) 


believe that, contrary to Ohwi's interpretation, R. 


tamurae is a synonym of R. eriocarpum) 


DCNA 


‘The Hon. Jean Marie de Montague’ 


IR. griffithianum hybrid] 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB 


‘Tiffany’ 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


tosaense Makino 
(Evergreen azalea) 


DCNA 
‘Trilby’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VAZC 
vaseyti A.Gr. 
Pinkshell Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 
DCNA GACG MDLT 
DEMC MDKN MDWJ 


NCBE 


vaseyi A.Gr. f. album (Bean) Rehd. 


(Deciduous azalea) 
GAEC MDLT 


vernicosum Franch. 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
VANB VATW 


‘Viscosepala’ 
(Deciduous azalea) 
MDLT 


viscosum (L.) Torr. 
Swamp Azalea 
(Deciduous azalea) 


DCNA MDBG MDTD 
DEWG MDLT NCBE 
GAEC MDMG VAPH 


weyrichii Maxim. 
(Deciduous azalea) 
MDGD 


‘Wheatley’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


‘Wheeldon’s Pink’ [R. mucronulatum 


Turcz.] 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DEWG 


RHODODENDRON 


‘William Bull’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
FLMG 


williamsianum Rehd. & Wils. 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Windbeam’ 

(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DEMC GAEC MDLT 

‘Winterthur’ 

(Evergreen azalea; Mucronatum group) 
DEWG 


‘Wissahickon’ 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
MDLT 


‘Wyanokie’ 
(Lepidote rhododendron) 
DCNA 


‘Yae shojo’ 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DCNA 


yakushimanum Nakai ssp. makinoi (Tagg) 
Chamb. 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 

VAZC 


yakushimanum Nakai 
ssp. yakushimanum 
(Elepidote rhododendron) 
DEWG MDBG MDLT 
yedoense Maxim. ex Regel 
var. poukhanense (Lev.) Nakai 
Korean Azalea 
(Evergreen azalea) 
DEWG GAEC NCBE 
yedoense Maxim. ex Regel 
var. poukhanense (Lev.) Nakai 
(Evergreen azalea; white-flowered form) 
DCNA 


RHODOLEIA Champ. ex Hook. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 
SS SI SSE ED 


championii Hook. 
FLUF 


RIBES 
RHODOTYPOS  Sieb. & Zucc.  Jetbead 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


scandens (Thunb.) Makino 


DEMC MDGD NCBE VACW 
MDBG MDJH NCCA VAGG 
RHUS L. Sumac 
ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 


SS SS ee SE TT ED ES SE) 

aromatica Ait. 

Fragrant S. 
DCNA DEMC VACW 

chinensis Mill. 


VABF 


copallina L. 
Shining S., Winged S. 
ALBG SCCcU VAPO 
glabra L. 
Smooth S. 
DEMC 


‘Laciniata’ [R. typhina L.] 
MDBG MDLT TNSC 


michauxii Sarg. 
GAWD 


punjabensis J.L.Stewart var. sinica (Diels) 
Rehd. & Wils. 
DCNA 


radicans L. 
= Toxicodendron radicans 


typhina L. 
Staghorn S. 


DCNA VACW 


verniciflua Stokes 
= Toxicodendron vernicifluum 


RIBES L. Currant, Gooseberry 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Ribesioideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


alpinum L. 
Mountain C. 
MDWP 


curvatum Small 
Granite G. 
TXLL 


RIBES 
echinellum (Cov.) Rehd. 
Florida G. 

MDJW SCWI 


grossularia L. 
= R. uwa-crispa 


odoratum H.Wendl. 

Clove C. 
ARWS 
GAOH 


MDBG TNSM 


MDGL 


‘Pixwell’ [R. uva-crispa L.] 
MDFM 


‘Pulborough Scarlet’ [R. sanguineum 
Pursh] 
MDBG 


uva-crispa L. 
English G. 
MDFM 


ROBINIA L. Locust 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
ee ee Se a EE a ee eT) 


x ambigua Poir. 
[R. pseudoacacia * R. viscosa] 
DCNA 


‘Bicolor’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
DCNA 


boyntonii Ashe 
NCCA 


‘Burgundy’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
DCNA 


‘Decaisneana’ [R. x ambigua Poir.] 
[R. pseudoacacia * R. viscosa] 


DCNA 
‘Fastigiata’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
= ‘Pyramidalis’ 
‘Frisia’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
DCNA 
hispida L. 
Rose Acacia, Bristly Locust 
NCCA VACW VAGC 
pseudoacacia L. 
Black L. 
DCNA GAJA MDHN SCMP 
DCWR MDBP MDLT TNFR 
FLWJ MDCP MSBN TXHA 
GAES MDGJ SCFW VACW 


ROSA 


pseudoacacia L. var. rectissima Raber 
Ship-mast Locust 
DCNA 


‘Purple Rose’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
DCNA 


‘Pyramidalis’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
MDGJ VAJL 


‘Rectissima’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
= R. pseudoacacia var. rectissima 


‘Sandraudiga’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
DCNA 


‘Tortuosa’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
DCNA 


‘Unifoliola’ [R. pseudoacacia L.] 
DCNA 


viscosa Vent. 
Clammy L. 
NCCA 


ROSA L. Rose 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


(rem er ITE SI TN a RO 
(The list includes cultivars introduced mainly 
before 1900; dates indicate year of introduction 
to gardens.) 


acicularis Lindl. 
Prickly R. 
VABF 


‘Agathe Incarnata’ 
(Damask; 1866) 
DCNA NCCB 
‘Aglaia’ [R. multiflora < R. ‘Reve d’Or’] 
(Yellow Rambler; 1896) 
VACW 


< alba L. 
White Rose-of-York 
[R. ?canina < R. <damascena] 
(Alba; before 1597) 
NCCB VAGW 


‘Alba’ [R. rugosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA NCCB VANB VAPH 


‘Alba Plena’ [R. banksiae Ait.f. 
var. banksiae] 
Banks R. (double white) 


(1807) 
GATS SCMG SCNS 
LAGN SCMP VAMW 


179 


ROSA 


‘Alberic Barbier’ [R. wichuraiana 
‘Shirley Hibberd’] 
(Rambler; 1900) 

NCCB 


‘Alfred de Dalmas’ 
(Moss; 1855) 
DCNA 


‘Alika’ 
(Gallica Grandiflora; 1906) 
NCCB 


‘America’ [R. wichuraiana x 

R. multiflora] 

(Multiflora Hybrid; rambler; 1915) 
NCCB 


‘Anais Segalas’ 
(Gallica; 1837) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Angelica Minor’ 
(Alba) 
NCCB 


‘Arielle’ 
(Damask Perpetual) 
NCCB 


‘Aurora’ 
[Parentage unknown] 
NCCB 


‘Baltimore Belle’ [R. setigera < R. gallica 
hybrid] 
(1843) 

DCNA 


banksiae Ait. 
(See cultivars ‘Alba Plena’, ‘Lutea’, and 
‘Lutescens’) 


‘Baronne Prevost’ 
(Hybrid Perpetual; 1842) 
NCCB 


‘Beauty of Glazenwood’ 
= ‘Fortune’s Double Yellow’ 


‘Belinda’ 
(Hybrid Musk; 1936) 
NCCB 


‘Belle Amour’ 
(Alba; before 1950) 
NCCB 


‘Belle de Crecy’ 
(Gallica; before 1848) 
DCNA NCCB 


ROSA 


‘Belle Isador’ 
(China) 
NCCB 


‘Belle Vichysoise’ 
(Noisette; 1897) 
NCCB 


‘Bicolor’ [R. foetida J.Herrm.] 
(Before 1590) 
DCNA 


x bifera Pers. 
= R. damascena var. semperflorens 


‘Blanc Double de Coubert’ 
(Hybrid Rugosa; 1892) 
MDJS NCCB 


‘Blanchefleur’ 
(Centifolia; 1835) 
NCCB 


‘Blanche Moreau’ 
(Moss; 1880) 
DCNA 


blanda Ait. 
Meadow R. 
(1773) 

NCCB 


‘Blush Boursault’ 
(Shrub) 
NCCB 


bracteata J.C.Wendl. 
M‘Cartney R. 
(1793) 
ALTR GACG NCCB 
DCNA MSEP SCBR 


brunonii Lindl. 
Himalayan Musk R. 
(1822) 

DCNA NCCB 


‘Bullata’ [R. centifolia L.] 
(Before 1815) 
DCNA 


‘Camaieux’ 
(Gallica; 1830) 
DCNA NCCB 


canina L. 
Dog R. 
(Before 1737) 
DCNA NCCB VASK 


‘Captain Christy’ 
(Hybrid Tea; 1881) 
NCCB 


ROSA 


‘Cardinal de Richeliew’ 
(Gallica; 1840) 
DCNA 


‘Carnea’ [R. multiflora Thunb.] 
(1804) 
NCCB 


carolina L. 
Pasture R. 
(1826) 

TNKS 


‘Catherine Mermet’ 
(Tea; 1869) 
DCNA 


‘Celeste’ [R. <alba L.] 
[R. ?canina < R. x damascena] 
(Alba; before 1759) 

DCNA NCCB 


‘Celestial’ [R. < alba L.] 
= ‘Celeste’ 


‘Celsiana’ 
(Damask; before 1750) 
NCCB 


centifolia L. 
Cabbage R., Provence R. 
(1596) 
DCNA NCCB VAGW 


‘Champney’s Pink Cluster’ 
Champney R. 
(Noisette; 1811) 

DCNA 


‘Charles de Mills’ 
(Gallica) 
NCCB 


chinensis Jacq. 
China R. 
(1759) 

MSHB VAGW 


chinensis Jacq. f. mutabilis (Corr.) Rehd. 


= ‘Mutabilis’ 


‘Commandant Beaurepaire’ 
(Bourbon; 1874) 
NCCB NCMM 


‘Comte de Chambord’ 
(Portland; 1860) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Conditorum’ [R. gallica L.] 
Tidbit R., Hungarian R. 
DESC 


ROSA 


‘Conrad Ferdinand Meyer’ [R. rugosa 
hybrid x ‘Gloire de Dijon’) 
(Hybrid Rugosa; 1899) 

NCCB 


‘Cramoisi Superieur’ 
(China; 1832) 
NCMM VACW 


‘Crested Jewel’ 
(Moss; 1971) 
NCCB 


‘Cristata’ [R. centifolia L.] 
Crested Moss R. 
(Crested Moss; 1827) 

NCCA NCMM 


< damascena Mill. 
Damask R. 
[R. gallica x R. moschata] 
(16th century; before Miller’s use of the name 
R. xdamascena, J. Herrmann applied the 
epithet damascena, apparently to a different 
rose. Miller's name thus may be a later hom- 
onym and therefore illegitimate, but there is no 
generally accepted replacement.) 

DCNA LASL NCCB VAGW 


<x damascena Mill. var. semperflorens 
(Loisel.) Rowley 
Four Seasons R., Monthly R. 
[R. gallica « R. moschata] 
(Ancient) 
DCNA GASH NCCB 


‘De la Grifferaie’ 
(Shrub; 1845) 
NCCB 


‘Delicata’ 
(Hybrid Rugosa; 1898) 
NCCB 


‘Duc de Fitzjames’ 
(Gallica) 
NCCB 


‘Duc de Guiche’ 
(Gallica; before 1829) 
NCCB 


‘Duchesse de Brabant’ 
(Tea; 1857) 
DCNA SCHW 


‘Duchesse de Montebello’ 
(Gallica; before 1829) 
DCNA NCCB 


181 


ROSA 


x dupontii Deseglise 
[R. ?gallica <x R. moschata] 
(Before 1817) 
DCNA NCMM 


eglanteria L. 
= R. rubiginosa 


‘Empress Josephine’ [R. <francofurtana 


Muenchh.] 
[R. gallica < R. cinnamomea] 

(Gallica) 

DCNA 


‘Ernst Calvat’ 
(Bourbon) 
NCMM 


‘Fantin Latour’ 
(Centifolia) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Felicite et Perpetue’ [R. sempervirens 
hybrid] 
(1827) 

NCCB 


‘Felicite Parmentier’ 
(Alba; 1834) 
NCMM 


‘F. J. Grootendorst’ 
(Hybrid Rugosa; 1918) 
MSMN 


foetida J.Herrm. 

Austrian Brier 

(Before 1542) 
DCNA 


forrestiana Boulenger 
(1918) 
DCNA 


‘Fortune’s Double Yellow’ [R. < odorata 
(Andr.) Sweet var. pseudindica (Lindl.) 
Rehd.] 
[R. chinensis < R. gigantea] 
(1845) 

VACW 


<fortuneana Lindl. 
[R. banksiae < R. ?laevigata] 
(1850) 
DCNA GAIS TXBA 
FLUF GATS VACW 


‘Frasers Pink Musk’ 


(Noisette; 1818) 
NCCB 


182 


ROSA 


‘Frau Dagmar Hartopp’ 
(Hybrid Rugosa) 
NCCB 


‘Frau Dagmar Hastrup’ 
= ‘Frau Dagmar Hartopp’ 


‘Frau Karl Druschki’ 
(Hybrid Perpetual; 1906) 
NCCB 


‘Fun Jwan Lo’ [R. < odorata (Andr.) Sweet] 


[R. chinensis < R. gigantea] 
SCMG 


‘Gardenia’ [R. wichuraiana x ‘Perle des 
Jardins’] 
(Rambler; 1899) 
NCCB 
‘General Jacqueminot’ 
(Hybrid Perpetual; 1853) 
DCNA 


‘General Kleber’ 
(Moss; 1856) 
NCCB 


glauca Pourr. 
(Before 1830) 
DCNA 


‘Gloire de Dijon’ 
[? Tea < ‘Souvenir de la Malmaison’ | 
(1853) 

DCNA 


‘Gloire des Mosseux’ 
(Moss; 1853) 
DCNA GASH NCCB 


‘Gold of Ophir’ 
= ‘Fortune’s Double Yellow’ 


‘Gracilis’ [R. < lheritieranea Thory] 
Boursault R. 
[R. chinensis < R. ?pendulina] 

NCCB 


‘Hanosa’ [R. rugosa Thunb.] 
DCDO 


< harisonii Rivers 
Yellow Rose-of-Texas 
[R. foetida < R: pimpinellifolia] 
(ca. 1830) 
DCNA MDHN VABF 
MDFM NCMM VAGW 


‘Henri Martin’ 
(Moss; 1863) 
NCMM 


ROSA 


‘Hermosa’ 
(China; 1840) 
DCNA NCMM 


‘Honorine de Brabant’ 
(Bourbon) 
DCNA NCCB 


hugonis Hemsl. 
= R. xanthina f. hugonis 


‘Ipsilante’ 
(Gallica; 1821) 
NCCB 


‘Isabella Sprunt’ 
(Tea; 1865) 
DCNA 


‘Jacques Cartier’ 
(Portland; 1868) 
GASH NCCB 


‘Jeanne d’Arc’ 
(Alba; 1818) 
NCCB 


‘Jeanne de Montfort’ 
(Moss; 1851 or 1854) 
MDHN 


‘Juno’ 
(Centifolia; before 1832) 
DCNA 


‘Koenigin von Daenemark’ 
[R. ?xalba x Damask Hybrid] 
(Alba; 1826) 

DCNA MDJS NCMM 


laevigata Michx. 

Cherokee R. 

(1759) 
FLMG SCBR SCMP 
GAIS SCCU SCWI 
GAJI SCMG VACW 

‘La France’ 

(Hybrid Tea; 1867) 
DCNA 

‘Leda’ 


(Damask; before 1827) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Louis Philippe’ 
(China; 1834) 
FLMS 


‘Louise Odier’ 
(Bourbon; 1851) 
DCNA NCCB 


ROSA 


‘Lutea’ [R. banksiae Ait.f. var. banksiae] 
Banks R. (double yellow), Lady Banks' R. 
(1824) 
DCNA LAGN SCHW SCWI 
GACG MSMN SCMG TXMK 
GATS NCOP SCUC 


‘Lutescens’ [R. banksiae Ait.f. var. 
normalis Regel] 
Banks R. (single yellow) 
(ca. 1870) 
FLCG 


‘Mabel Morrison’ 
(Hybrid Perpetual; 1878) 
NCCB 


‘Macrantha’ 
[Hort., not Desp.] 
DCNA 


‘Macrantha’ [R. < waitziana Tratt.] 
(Early 18th Century) 
[R. canina x R. gallica] 

NCCB 


‘Maiden’s Blush’ [R. <alba x 
R. centifolia] 
(1797) 
DCNA GASH MDHN NCMM 


‘Marcel Bourgouin’ 
(Gallica; 1899) 
NCCB 


‘Marie Louise’ 
(Damask; 1813) 
NCMM 


‘May Queen’ [R. wichuraiana < ‘Cham- 
pion of the World’] 
(Rambler; 1898) 

NCCB 


‘Minima’ [R. chinensis Jacq.] 
Fairy Rose 
(1815) 

DCNA 


‘Mme. Alfred Carriere’ 
(Noisette; 1879) 
DCNA 


‘Mme. Hardy’ 
(Damask; 1832) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Mme. Isaac Pereire’ 


(Bourbon; 1881) 
NCMM 


183 


ROSA 


‘Mme. Legras de Saint Germain’ 
(Hybrid Alba; 1846) 
NCCB 


‘Mme. Louis Leveque’ 
(Moss; 1898) 
NCMM 


‘Mme. Pierre Oger’ 
(Bourbon; 1878) 
NCMM 


‘Mme. Plantier’ 
(Hybrid Alba: 1835) 


DCNA NCCB 
moschata J.Herrm. 
Musk R. 

(1540) 

DCNA 


moschata var. nepalensis Lindl. 
= R. brunonii 


moyesii Hemsl. & Wils. 
(1894) 
DCNA 


multibracteata Hemsl. & Wils. 
(1910) 
DCNA 


multiflora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Japanese R., Baby R. 

(Before 1868) 
ALBH NCCA VACW 
DEMC NCWC VAHI 
MSHB SCBR VASK 


‘Muscosa’ [R. centifolia L.] 
Moss R. 
(Before 1750) 

DCNA NCCB VAGW 


mutabilis Corr. 
= ‘Mutabilis’ 


‘Mutabilis’ [R. chinensis Jacq.] 
(Cult. 1932 or earlier) 
GAUG LASL NCCB 


‘Niphetos’ 
(Tea; 1889) 
DCNA 


< noisettiana Thory 
Noisette R. 
[R. chinensis < R. moschata] 
(ca. 1812) 
NCCB VABR VAGW 


‘Nuits de Young’ 
(Moss; 1845) 
NCCB 


< odorata (Andr.) Sweet 
Tea R. 
[R. chinensis < R. gigantea] 
(Cult. 1752) 

NCCB 


‘Oeillet de Saint Arquey’ 
= ‘Serratipetala’ 


‘Oeillet Panachee’ 
Striped Moss 
(Moss; 1888) 

DCNA NCMM 


‘Officinalis’ 

Apothecary R. 

(Gallica; 13th Century) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Old Blush’ [R. < odorata (Andr.) Sweet] 


Monthly R. 
[R. chinensis < R. gigantea] 
(1752) 

DCNA NCCB VAGW 


‘Omar Khayyam’ 
(Damask; 1893) 
NCCB 


palustris Marsh. 
Swamp R. 
(1726) 

FLUF SCBR 


x paulii Rehd. 
[R. arvensis < R. rugosa] 
(Before 1903) 

DEMC 


‘Paul Neyron’ 
(Hybrid Perpetual; 1869) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Perle d’Or’ 
(Polyantha; 1884) 
NCCB 


‘Perseana’ [R. foetida J.Herrm.] 
Persian Yellow R. 
(1837) 

DCNA VAGW 


‘Petite de Hollande’ 
(Centifolia; before 1802) 
DCNA NCCB 


ROSA 


ROSA 


pimpinellifolia L. 

Scotch R. 

(Before 1600) 
VAGW 


pimpinellifolia L. var. altaica (Willd.) 
Thory 
(Ca. 1820) 

DCDO 


‘Platyphylla’ [R. multiflora Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
Seven Sisters R. 
(1817) 
NCCB 


‘Plena’ [R. moschata J.Herrm.] 
(Before 1596) 
DCNA 


‘Pompon Elegant’ 
(Hybrid China) 
NCCB 


‘President de Seze’ 
(Gallica; 1836) 
NCCB 


‘Prince Camille de Rohan’ 
(Hybrid Perpetual; 1861) 
DCNA 


‘Ramona’ [R. < anemonoides Rehd.] 
Red Cherokee R. 
[R. laevigata < R. ?odorata] 
(1913) 
SCLS VACW 


‘Rampant’ [R. sempervirens L.] 
(1830) 
NCCB 


‘Reine des Violettes’ 
(Hybrid Perpetual; 1860) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Reine Victoria’ 
(Bourbon; 1872) 
DCNA MDJS 


‘Reve d’Or’ 
(Noisette; 1869) 
FLCG 


‘Rivers’ George IV’ 
(Hybrid China; 1820) 
DCNA NCCB 


’Rose de Meaux’ 
(Centifolia; 1789) 
NCMM 


ROSA 


‘Rose des Peintres’ [R. centifolia L.] 


(Centifolia) 


DCNA NCMM 


roxburghii Tratt. f. normalis Rehd. & Wils. 


Chestnut R., Bur R. 
(Flowers single; 1908) 


DCNA GASH MDHN 


MSMN 


‘Roxburghii’ [R. roxburghii Tratt.] 


(Flowers double; before 1814) 


GAJS MDHN NCCB 
LARP MSMV SCBR 
rubiginosa L. 
(Before 1551) 
DCNA MDHN NCCB 
GASH MDJS VAGW 
rubrifolia Villars 
= R. glauca 


rugosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
Rugosa R. 
(Ca. 1845) 
DCNA VACW VANB 
‘Safrano’ 
(Tea; 1839) 
DCNA 


‘Salet’ 
(Moss; 1854) 
DCNA 


‘Schneezwerg’ 
(Hybrid Rugosa) 
MDJS 


‘Semiplena’ [R. < alba L.] 

(Alba) 

[R. canina < R. xdamascena] 
DCNA 


‘Serratipetala’ 
(China; 1912) 
NCCB 


setigera Michx. 

Prairie R. 

(1810) 
DCNA 
NCCB 


SCBR VABF 
SCMP 


‘Shailer’s Provence’ 
(Centifolia) 
NCCB 


‘Sombreuil’ 
(Tea; 1850) 
DCNA 


VAWP 


185 


ROSA 


spinosissima L. 
= R. pimpinellifolia 


‘Stanwell Perpetual’ [R. xdamascena 


var. semperflorens < R. pimpinellifolia] 


(Hybrid Pimpinellifolia; 1838) 
DCNA MDHN 


‘Suzanne’ [R. laxa < R. pimpinellifolia] 


(Shrub; 1950) 

MDJS NCCB 
‘The Fairy’ 
(Polyantha; 1932) 

VANB 


‘Tour de Malakoff 
(Centifolia; 1856) 
NCCB 


‘Trigintipetala’ [R. x damascena Mill.] 
Kazanlik Rose 
[R. gallica < R. moschata] 
(Before 1850) 
DCNA 


‘Tuscany’ 
(Gallica; 1596) 
DCNA 


‘Tuscany Superb’ 
(Gallica) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Variegata’ [R. centifolia L.] 
(1845) 
NCMM 


‘Variegata di Bologna’ 
(Bourbon; 1909) 
NCMM 


‘Versicolor’ [R. <damascena Miill.] 
York and Lancaster R. 
[R. gallica x R. moschata] 
(Before 1700) 
DCNA NCCB 


‘Versicolor’ [R. gallica L.] 
(Before 1581) 
DCNA MDFM VAGW 
DESC NCCB 


virginiana Mill. 

Virginia R. 

(Before 1807) 
DCNA NCCB VACW VAPO 
MDRL NCDU VAGS 


‘Viridiflora’ [R. chinensis Jacq.] 
Green R. 
(1855) 

LASL 


QO 
ron 


RUSCUS 


wichuraiana Crepin 
Memorial R. 
(1891) 

NCWC TNBO VAWE 


wichuraiana Crepin var. poteriifolia 
Koidz. 
DCNA 


woodsii Lindl. 
(1820) 
VABF 


xanthina Lindl. f. hugonis 
(Hemsl.) Roberts 
Father Hugo R. 
(1899) 
DCDO MDJS NCBE 
DEWG MDLA 


ROSMARINUS L. 


LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


officinalis L. 

Rosemary 
FLUF SCCL VANB 
LAHG VACW VATA 


‘Prostratus’ [R. officinalis L.] 
GAJI 


RUBUS L. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


calycinoides Hayata & Koidz. 
DCNA VAGS VAPH 


cockburnianus Hemsl. 
MDBG 


‘Coronarius’ [R. rosifolius Sm.] 
Blackberry Rose 
GAIH MDFM SCWI 


odoratus L. 
Thimbleberry 
MDJH 


RUSCUS L. 
LILIACEAE Lily Family 
aE eas eee SRE Ee RRR ER Ee Ne 
aculeatus L. 
Butcher’s Broom 
DCNA LAAL NCEL SCBR 
GACC LASL NCTP TXHN 
GAUG MSEN NCWM 


RUSCUS 


hypoglossum L. 
TXDM 


RUSSELIA Jacq. 
SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 


ee OU a aa aS ee me uy I 

equisetiformis Schlechtend. & Cham. 

Coral Plant 
ALBG 


LAAL LASL 


SABAL Adans. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


minor (Jacq.f.) Pers. 
Dwarf Palmetto 
LASL NCTE SCBR SCWI 
palmetto (Walt.) Lodd. ex J.A. & J.H. 
Schultes 
Cabbage Palm 
ALBG 


FLUF SCBR 


SAGERETIA Brongn. 


RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 


thea (Osbeck) M.C.Johnst. 
LAAL TXMS 


theezans (L.) Brongn. 
= S. thea 


SALIX L. Willow 
SALICACEAE Willow Family 


aegyptiaca L. 


DCNA MDSC 
alba L. 
White W. 
NCDU TNLW VAHI 
TNBM VAGG 
alba < S. fragilis 
DCSH DEMC MDSC 
babylonica L. 
Weeping W. 
ALEH GANG NCTP VACW 
ARRR GAUG NCWD VALC 
DCDO LAHG TNCT VARG 
DCNA MDGD TXWW 
GAAB MDSJ VACM 


SALIX 
< bicolor Ehrh. 
[S. arbuscula < S. nigricans] 
MDSC 
<blanda Anderss. 
Niobe W. 
[S. babylonica < S. fragilis] 
DCNA 
caprea L. 
Goat W. 
DCNA DCRP 
caprea x S. elaeagnos 
DCNA 
caprea x S. purpurea 
DCNA 
chaenomeles Kimura 
DCNA 
‘Chrysocoma’ 
[S. alba var. vitellina < S. babylonica] 
ALBG DCNA VACW VAHI 
cinerea L. 
Gray W. 
DCNA MDPJ SCCU 
GACG MDSC TNTV 


cordata Michx. 
MDSC 


‘Crispa’ [S. babylonica L.] 
TNTV 


x dasyclados Wimmer 
[S. caprea < S. cinerea < S. viminalis] 
MDSC 


discolor Muhl. 
DCNA 


elaeagnos Scop. 
DEMC MDSC 


‘Eugenei’ [S. purpurea L.] 
DCNA 


fragilis L. 
DCAG 


‘Ginme’ [S. < tsugaluensis Koidz.] 
[S. integra < S.vulpina] 


MDSC 

‘Ginryuw’ [S. subopposita Miq.] 
MDBG 

gracilistyla Miq. 
DCNA SCBR VANB 
MDSC VACW 


187 


SALIX 


hookeriana Barratt var. tomentosa 
J.K.Henry 
DCNA 


humilis Marsh. 
DCNA 


integra Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
DCNA 


interior Rowlee 
MDSC 


irrorata Anderss. 
MDSC 


japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
DCNA 


<laestadiana Hartm. 
[S. cineria <x S. lapponum] 
MDSC 


‘Melanostachys’ [S. gracilistyla Miq.] 
DCNA 


miyabeana Seemen 
DCNA 


muscina Dode 
DCNA MDSC 


< myricoides Muhl. 
[S. rigida < S. sericea] 
MDSC 


myrsinifolia Salisb. 
DCNA MDSC 


ALAU DEWG LAAL MSMV 
ALTD GAFN MSBN NCDU 


‘Pendula’ [S. alba L. var. vitellina (L.) 
Stokes] 
DEWG 


‘Pendula’ [S. purpurea L.] 
MDSC 


pentandra L. 
DCNA 


x pontederana Willd. 
[S. cineria < S. purpurea] 
MDSC 


purpurea L. 
Basket W. 
DCNA MDSC 


OO 
fe) 


SALIX 


purpurea L. var. amplexicaulis (Bory & 
Chaub.) Boiss. 
GACG 


purpurea L. f. gracilis (Gren. & Godr.) 
Schneid. 
DCNA MDSC 


repens L. ssp. argentea (Sm.) A.A. & E.G. 
Camus 
DCNA MDSC 


rigida Muhl. 
MDSC 


<rubra Huds. 
[S. purpurea x S. viminalis] 
MDSC 


‘Sekka’ [S. sachalinensis F.Schmidt] 
DCNA MDBG VANB 
GACG MDGD 


x sepulcralis Simonk. 
[S. alba < S. babylonica] 
DCNA DEMC MDKN MDSJ 


sericans Tausch ex A. Kerner 
MDSC 


sericea Marsh. 
DCNA 


xX seringeana Gaudin 
[S. caprea < S. elaeagnos] 
MDSC 


x<smithiana Willd. 
[S. caprea x S. viminalis] 
MDSC 


syrticola Fern. 
MDSC 


‘Tortuosa’ [S. babylonica L.] 

Contorted Hankow W. 
ALBH GACD MDLA VAWR 
DEWG GAUG VACW 
FLUF MDBG VATA 


‘Tortuosa’ [S. matsudana Koidz.] 
= ‘Tortuosa’ [S. babylonica] 


udensis Traut. 
DCNA 


variegata Franch. 
MDSC 


vulpina Anderss. 
DCNA 


SALVIA 


SALVIA L. Sage 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


a SET Ie DEM ean a Tomo ia Vive ee Ne] 
greggii A.Gr. 
Autumn S. 
LAHG SCWI VACW 
leucantha Cav. 
Mexican Bush S. 
SCWI 


SAMBUCUS L. Elder 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 

ea eR See ae eT Pe Se) 


‘Aurea’ [S. nigra L.] 
MDBG 


canadensis L. 

American E. 
ALBG 
DCNA 


LAAL 
MDTD 


TNSC 
VAGW 


VAHR 


ebulus L. 
Dwarf E. 
DCNA 


racemosa L. ssp. pubens (Michx.) H.House 
American Red E. 
MDWP 


racemosa ssp. sieboldiana (Miq.) Hara 
Asiatic Red E. 
DCNA 


sieboldiana Bl. ex Graebn. 
= S. racemosa ssp. sieboldiana 


SANTOLINA L. 
ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
a TE REM ST RE Te a] 


chamaecyparissus L. 
Lavender Cotton 


MDBG MDLT TNUT 
SAPINDUS lL. Soapberry 
SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 


drummondii Hook. & Arn. 


Texas S. 
ALUA GATG MSMN VABF 
DCNA LAAL TNSC 
GAMP LAHP TXZH 


SASSAFRAS 

marginatus Willd. 
Florida S. 

GACB 
mukorossi Gaertn. 
Chinese S. 

ALCS GACR GASM 

FLUF GAIS 


SAPIUM P.Br. | 
EUPHORBIACEAE 


Tallow Tree 
Spurge Family 


japonicum (Sieb. & Zucc.) Pax & K.Hoffm. 
MDBG 


sebiferum (L.) Roxb. 
Chinese Tallow T. 


ALAU GAIS SCCL VACW 

ALBG LAAL SCJC 

ALCG LASL SCMG 

FLWG LATU TXGS 
SARCOCOCCA Lindl. Sweet Box 


BUXACEAE Boxwood Family 


hookeriana Baill. var. digyna Franch. 
GACG 


hookeriana Baill. var. humilis Rehd. & 
Wils. 


DCNA GAWH MDSJ 
DEMC MDBG NCGC 
DEWG MDLT SCWI 
ruscifolia Stapf 
Fragrant Sweet B. 
NCWM VACW VANB 


SASA Makino & Shibata 


POACEAE Grass Family 


veitchii (Carr.) Rehd. 
Kuma Bamboo 


LAAL TXLL 


SASSAFRAS T.Nees & Eberm. 
LAURACEAE Laurel Family 


albidum (Nutt.) Nees 


Sassafras 
MDJS VACW VAWR 
MDLA VAPH 


189 


SATUREJA 


SATUREJA L. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


montana L. 


Winter S. 

DCNA 
SCHINUS L. Peppertree 
ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 


terebinthifolius Raddi 
Brazilian P. 
FLUF 


SCHIZOPHRAGMA Sieb. & Zucc. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


hydrangeoides Sieb. & Zucc. 

Japanese Hydrangea Vine 
ALUA MDGD 
DCNA MDLT 


MDMG 


SCIADOPITYS  Sieb. & Zucc. 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


verticillata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sieb. & 

ZAICC: 

Umbrella Pine 
DCNA 
DEWG 


MDBG 
MDJS 


MDLT 
VABF 


VANP 


SEBASTIANA Spreng. 


EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


ligustrina (Michx.) Muell.-Arg. 
GAEC 


SEMIARUNDINARIA Makino ex Nakai 


POACEAE Grass Family 
fastuosa (Latour-Marl. ex Mitf.) Makino ex 
Nakai 

SCJIC 


190 


SERISSA 


SENECIO lL. 
ASTERACEAE Aster Farnily 


salignus DC. 
FLUF 


SEQUOIA Endl. California Redwood 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


‘Adpressa’ [S. sempervirens (D.Don) Endl.] 
DCNA 


sempervirens (D.Don) Endl. 
Coast Redwood 


ALAU SCMG VACW VAOD 
MDPL TNMB VAMR VAWM 
SCHA VABR VANB 


SEQUOIADENDRON  J.Buchh. 
Giant Sequoia 


TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


giganteum (Lindl.) J.Buchh. 
G. S., Big Tree 


DCCG NCBR 


SERENOA Hook.f. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
CS SE ee a eS oe PO] 
repens (Bartram) Small 
Saw Palmetto 

FLUF 


SERISSA Comm. ex Juss. 
RUBIACEAE Madder Family 


foetida (L.f.) Lam. 
= S. japonica 


japonica (Thunb.) Thunb. 


ALFS FLUF GAUG VANB 
DCNA GAuJI LALG 

FLCG GAJY SCCU 

FLLE GATS VACW 


SWAN 
2 \ 
DS awk >, 
LS ASA 
Lis Y rs utateaee NN yw 4 


(; 


SCHIZOPHRAGMA hydrangeoides Sieb. & 
Zucc 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


SESBANIA 


SESBANIA Scop. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


drummondii (Rydb.) Cory 


SCWI 

punicea (Cav.) Benth. 
LAAL NCEG SCMP 
LASL SCBR SCWI 


tripetii (Poit.) F.T.Hubb. 
= S. punicea 


SEVERINIA ‘Tenore ex Endl. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


buxifolia (Poir.) Tenore 

Chinese Box Orange 
FLCG FLUF 
FLMG GAJI 


LAAL 
VACW 


SHIBATAEA Makino ex Nakai 
POACEAE Grass Family 


kumasaca (Zoll.) Makino 
NCBE 


SINARUNDINARIA Nakai 


POACEAE Grass Family 


murielae (Gamble) Nakai 
= Thamnocalamus spathaceus 


nitida (Mitf.) Nakai 
DCNA 


SIPHONOSMANTHUS Stapf 


OLEACEAE Olive Family 
delavayi (Franch.) Stapf 

ALTD MDJW 
SKIMMIA Thunb. Skimmia 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


‘Fisheri’ [S. japonica Thunb.] 
DCNA 


SOLANUM 


<foremanii H.Knight 
[S. japonica < S. reevesiana] 
VAGS 


‘Fructo-albo’ [S. japonica Thunb.] 
White-fruited S. 
DCNA 


japonica Thunb. 
DCNA GACG 
DEMC MDBG 


MDLT 
VAPH 


japonica Thunb. var. repens (Nakai) Ohwi 
DCNA 


laureola Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCNA 


‘Nana’ [S. japonica Thunb.] 
DEMC MDBG 


reevesiana Fort. 
DCNA VAPH 


‘Veitchii’ [S. japonica Thunb.] 
DCNA 


‘Wisley Red’ [S. japonica Thunb.] 
DCNA 


SMILAX L. 
SMILACACEAE 


_ Greenbrier 
Cat-brier Family 


biflora Sieb. ex Miq. 
SCWI 


laurifolia L. 
SCWI 


pumila Walt. 
SCBR SCWI 
smallii Morong 


ALON GAUG TNHD 


SOLANUM L. 


SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


diphyllum L. 
FLUF TXGS 
jasminoides Paxt. 
Potato Vine 
GACL MSMN TXGM 
rantonnetii Carr. 
Blue Potato Bush 
TXPS TXRS 


SOLANUM 


seaforthianum Andr. 
Brazilian Nightshade 
ALBG : 


wendlandii Hook.f. 
Paradise Flower 
LALG 


SOPHORA L. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


affinis T. & G. 
LASL TXDM 


davidii (Franch.) Skeels 
SCWI TNLW VABF 
‘Dot’ [S. japonica L.] 
ALTD 


japonica L. 
Pagoda Tree, Chinese Scholar Tree 


DCCG DEMC VAMP 
DCNA TNLW VASC 
‘Pendula’ [S. japonica L.] 
MDBG MDCP MDHN VAMP 
‘Regent’ [S. japonica L.] 
DCNA 
secundiflora (Ort.) Lag. ex DC. 
Mescal Bean 
FLJH LAHG TXJS TXSH 
FLMG MSMN TXPS VACW 


viciifolia Hance 
= S. davidii 


SORBARIA (Ser. ex DC.) A.Braun 
False Spirea 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
TAT I ee) 
kirilowii (Regel) Maxim. 
VAGO 


tomentosa (Lindl.) Rehd. var. tomentosa 
DCBG DCNA NCBE 


XSORBARONIA  Schneid. 
ROSACEAE 
[Aronia < Sorbus] 
TOA he nan a kee DE 
‘Brilliantissima’ 

DCNA 


Rose Family 


SORBUS 


fallax Schneid. 
[Aronia melanocarpa < Sorbus aucuparia] 
MDAB 


sorbifolia (Poir.) Schneid. 
[Aronia melanocarpa < Sorbus americana] 
DCNA 


xX SORBOCOTONEASTER Pojark. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
[Cotoneaster < Sorbus] 


pozdnjakovii Pojark. 
[Cotoneaster niger < Sorbus sibirica] 
DCNA 


<XSORBOPYRUS  Schneid. 
ROSACEAE 
[Pyrus < Sorbus] 


Rose Family 


‘Bulbiformis’ [<S. auricularis (Knoop) 


Schneid.] 
[Pyrus communis < Sorbus aria] 
MDSC 
SORBUS lL. Mountain Ash 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
alnifolia (Sieb. & Zucc.) K.Koch 
DCNA MDGD VABF 
americana Marsh. 
American Mountain A. 
DCWH DEWG NCAS 
‘Apricot Queen’ 
DCNA 
aucuparia L. 
Rowan 
DCMS DEMC TNBO 
DCNA NCAS 


‘Cardinal’ [S. aucuparia L.] 
DCNA 


domestica L. 
Service Tree 
NCMS 


‘Fastigiata’ [S. aucuparia L.] 
MDKN 


hybrida L. 
VASK 


193 


SORBUS 


‘Magnifica’ [S. aria (L.) Crantz] 
DCNA 


‘Pendula’ [S. aucuparia L.] 
MDKN 


pohuashanensis (Hance) Hed. 
MDKN 


‘Red Copper Glow’ 
DCNA 


torminalis Crantz 
DCNA 


SPARTIUM lL. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


junceum L. 
Spanish Broom 


SCWI VACW 
SPIRAEA L. Spirea 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
alba Du Roi 

DCNA 


albiflora (Miq.) Zab. 
DCSH 


‘Alpestris’ [S. x lemoinei Zab.] 
[S. bullata x S. <bumalda] 


DEWG 

‘Alpina’ [S. japonica L.f.] 
DCNA GAEC VAGS VATA 
GAAM SCCU VAPH 


‘Anthony Waterer’ [S. x bumalda Burv.] 
[S. albiflora < S. japonica] 
MDBN MDJS NCAS SCBR 
arcuata Hook.f. 
DCNA MDDF 


x arguta Zab. 
[S. multiflora < S. thunbergii] 
DEWG 


betulifolia Pall. 
DCNA 


x billiardii Herincq 


[S. douglasii < S. salicifolia] 
DEWG VACW 


194 


SPIRAEA 
blumei G.Don 
DCNA 
bullata Maxim. 
DEWG MDJW 
< bumalda Buryv. 
[S. albiflora < S. japonica] 
TNBM TNFE VAPH 
cantoniensis Lour. 
Reeves S. 
DCWR FLUF MDPJ SCPP 
DEWG GACG NCTE TNDG 
FLJU LAAP SCMG 
FLMG LATU SCMM 


chinensis Maxim. 
GAIS SCPP 


‘Compacta’ [S. thunbergii Sieb. ex. Bl.] 
DCNA 


‘Crispa’ [S. < bumalda Burv.] 
[S. albiflora < S. japonica] 
ALBH VAPH 


‘Goldflame’ [S. < bumalda Burv.] 
[S. albiflora < S. japonica] 
DCNA 


japonica Lf. 
Japanese S. : 
NCBE 


DCNA LAHG VATA 
DEWG MDBG SCCU 
‘Lanceata’ [S. cantoniensis Lour.] 

ALBG FLLT LAAP NCSM 
ALBH FLMG LALG NCTE 
ALEH FLUF LASL SCLM 
DEWG GAJI MDGJ TNDG 
FLJU GAVI MDLA 


< margaritae Zab. 
[S. japonica < S. <superba] 


DEWG MDJH 
miyabei Koidz. 

DCNA 
nipponica Maxim. var. tosaensis (Yatabe) 
Makino 

DCWH VATA 


prunifolia Sieb. & Zucc. 
Bridal Wreath 


ALIT FLDG MDMM VAPH 
ARRB FLMG SCMP VATA 
DCDO. GACG TNCT VAWR 
DEWG MDHN VACW 


SPIRAEA 


reevesiana Lindl. 
= S. cantoniensis 


salicifolia L. 
Willowleaf S. 
SCCU 


X sanssouciana K.Koch 
[S. douglasii < S. japonica] 
DCNA DEWG 


‘Snowmound’ [S. nipponica Maxim. 
var. tosaensis (Yatabe) Makino] 


MDBG SCCU TNIV 
MDBN TNSN 
‘Swan Lake’ [S. trilobata L.] 
DEWG 
thunbergii Sieb. ex Bl. 
ALBG FLUF SCLM TNDG 
DEWG GAGM SCMP 
FLMG NCBE SCUC 
tomentosa L. 
Hardhack 
NCDB 
xvanhouttei (C. Briot) Zab. 
Vanhoutte S., Bridal Wreath 
[S. cantoniensis < S. trilobata] 
ARRB GACG NCGR VAGJ 
DCDO MDHF SCLM VAMP 
DCWR MDLT SCMP 
DEWG NCBE VACW 


STACHYURUS Sieb. & Zucc. 
STACHYURACEAE Stachyurus Family 
LS RT IN oR To SE ce) 


chinensis Franch. 
DCNA 


‘Issai’ [S. praecox Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDMG 


praecox Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCNA MDLT 
MDKN SCCU 


VAGS 


STAPHYLEA L. 
STAPHYLEACEAE Bladdernut Family 


SENET OS ee 
colchica Steven 
DCNA DEWG 


pinnata L. 
NCBE 


STEWARTIA 


trifolia L. 


ALAU DCNA VACW VAGW 


STEPHANANDRA Sieb. & Zucc. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


‘Crispa’ [S. incisa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 


Zab.] 
MDBG 
incisa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Zab. 
Lace Shrub 
DEMC MDLN NCBE 
DEWG MDLT 


tanakae (Franch. & Sav.) Franch. & Sav. 
DCNA 


STEWARTIA L. 


THEACEAE Tea Family 
malacodendron L. 
Silky Camellia 
GAEC MDKN MDLT MDMG 
monadelpha Sieb. & Zucc. 
ALBG MDBG SCWI 
DCNA MDLT TNAB 
GARW NCBE VAGS 
ovata (Cav.) Weatherby 
Mountain Camellia 
DCNA TNPW 
pentagyna L’Her. 
= S. ovata 
pseudocamellia Maxim. 
Japanese S. 
DCCG MDFA NCDB TNAB 
DCNA MDLT NCDU VAGS 
DEMC MDMG NCEL VATA 
MDBG NCBE SCBR 
rostrata Spongberg 
DEWG VAGS 
serrata Maxim. 
VAGS 
sinensis Rehd. & Wils. 
DCNA GAEC TNSN 


195 


STIGMAPHYLLON 


STIGMAPHYLLON Juss. 
MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 


ledifolium (HBK.) Small 
TXCT 


STRANVAESIA Lindl. 

ROSACEAE Rose Family 
aS SE Le REL, SEE ES T] 
davidiana Decne. 


Chinese S. 
DCCG DCWA MDLT TNUT 
DCNA MDBG TNLW 


‘Lutea’ [S. davidiana Decne.] 
Yellow-fruited Chinese S. 


DCCG 
niitakayamensis (Hayata) Hayata 

VAPH 
STYRAX L. Snowbell, Storax 
STYRACACEAE Storax Family 


(EEE Re Ae oe RRS SS 
americanus Lam. 
American Snowbell 


TNSN TXMA 
‘Carillon’ [S. japonica Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 
dasyanthus Perk. 
MDKN 
grandifolius Ait. 
Bigleaf Snowbell 
LAHG NCDU VACW 
NCAG SCBR 


japonicus Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese Snowbell 


DCSH MDGJ TNSG VACW 
DEWG MDLT TNSN VAGS 
MDBG TNSC TNUT 

obassia Sieb. & Zucc. 

Fragrant Snowbell 
DCDO MDBG MDPJ VANB 
DEEM MDGJ TNTV VATA 
MDAB MDLT VAGS 


‘Pink Chimes’ [S. japonica Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA MDBG 


platanifolius Engelm. 
Texas Snowbell 
MDFM 


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O 


SYMPLOCOS 
SYAGRUS Mart. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
romanzoffianum (Cham.) Glassman 
Queen Palm 
FLUF 


romanzoffianum < Butia capitata | 
FLUF 


xX SYCOPARROTIA P.Endress & 
J.Anliker 

HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 
[Parrotia < Sycopsis] 

EE ET TE ES TFS eT ee PS ET] 


semidecidua P.Endress & J.Anliker 
[Parrotia persica < Sycopsis sinensis] 
DCNA 


SYCOPSIS Oliv. 


HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


sinensis Oliv. 


DCNA MDBG 


SYMPHORICARPOS Duham. Snowberry 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family | 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) | 


albus (L.) S.F.Blake 
MDLG MDPJ 


albus (L.) S.F.Blake var. laevigatus (Fern.) 
S.F.Blake 
MDJS 


x chenaultii Rehd. 
[S. microphyllus x S. orbiculatus] 
VARE 


orbiculatus Moench 
Coralberry, Indian Currant 


ALAU NCBE VAHB VASP 
DCCG TXDC VAPO 
SYMPLOCOS Jacq. 
SYMPLOCACEAE Sweetleaf Family 


chinensis (Lour.) Druce f. pilosa (Nakai) Ohwi 
= S. paniculata 


Sieb. & Zucc. 


japonicus 


STYRAX 


[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


197 


YW 


‘a'e) 
AI 


SYCOPSIS sinensis Oliv. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


SYMPLOCOS 
lucida Sieb. & Zucc. 


ALTD 
paniculata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Miq. 
DCNA MDBG MDPJ 
DEEM MDKN TNDR 
tinctoria (L.) L’Her. 
Horse Sugar, Yellow-wood 
ALBG GAEC NCOP 
FLMG LARP SCBR 
SYRINGA L. Lilac 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 


[SEE RS a A ee ee 7”) 

‘Alba’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
ARRB MDMM 
MDLA VACW 


VAGW 
VASP 


VAWR 


‘Alba Plena’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
Double White L. 
MDLA 


‘Alexander’s Perfection’ 
DCNA 


amurensis var. japonica (Maxim.) Franch. & 
Sav. 
= S. reticulata 


‘Annabelle’ [S. oblata Lindl. var. dilatata 
(Nakai) Rehd.] 
DCNA 


‘Buffon’ [S. x hyacinthiflora (V.Lemoine) 
Rehd.] 
[S. oblata < S. vulgaris] 

DCNA 


‘Charles Giant’ [S. < hyacinthiflora 
(V.Lemoine) Rehd.] 
[S. oblata < S. vulgaris] 

DEWG 


‘Charles Joly’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


‘Charles Nordine’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


x chinensis Willd. 

Chinese L: 

[S. x persica < S. vulgaris] 
DCNA 


‘Crayton’ [S. villosa Vahl] 
Late Lilac 
DEWG 


SYRINGA 

‘Decaisne’ [S. vulgaris L.] 

DCNA 
‘Esther Staley’ [S. vulgaris L.] 

DCNA 
‘Ethel M. Webster’ [S. < prestoniae 
McKelvey] 
[S. reflexa < S. villosa] 

DEWG 


‘Henri Robert’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


< henryi Schneid. 
[S. josikaea x S. villosa] 
DEWG 


‘Jessica’ 
DCNA 


josikaea Jacq.f. ex Reichenb. 
Hungarian L. 


NCBE 
‘Jules Ferry’ [S. vulgaris L.] 

DCNA 
‘Katherine Havemeyer’ [S. vulgaris L.] 

DCNA 
laciniata Mill. 

Cutleaf L. 

DCNA GAFN MDWP SCCU 

DEWG GAJS NCBE 
‘Laciniata’ [S. persica L.] 

MDWP NCBE SCCU 
‘Lamartine’ [S. « hyacinthiflora (Lem.) 
Rehd.] 

[S. oblata < S. vulgaris] 

DCNA DEWG 
‘Laurentian’ [S. oblata Lindl. var. dilatata 
(Nakai) Rehd.] 

DCNA 


‘Leon Gambetta’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


‘Marechal Lannes’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


‘Maurice Barres’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


meyeri Schneid. 


DCNA DEWG VAGS 


microphylla Diels 
DEWG 


199 


SYRINGA 
‘Miss Ellen Willmott’ [S. vulgaris L.] 


DCNA 

‘Miss Kim’ [S. patula (Palib.) Nakai] 
MDJS 

‘Mme. Charles Souchet’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 

‘Monge’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 

‘Mrs. Edward Harding’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 

oblata Lindl. var. dilatata (Nakai) Rehd. 
VATA 

patula (Palib.) Nakai 
DCNA VACW 

persica L. 

Persian L. 
DEWG MDWP VACW VAWR 
MDPJ SCCU VAGW 

‘Pocohantas’ [S. < hyacinthiflora (Lem.) 

Rehd.] 

[S. oblata < S. vulgaris] 


DEWG 


‘President Grevy’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


‘Primrose’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DEWG 


‘Priscella’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


pubescens Turcz. 
DCNA DEWG 


‘Purpurea’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
Common Lilac 


ARRB MDLA TINCT 
DCWH MDMM VAGW 
GAAM MDSM VASP 


‘Rene Jarry-Desloges’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


reticulata (Bl.) Hara 
Japanese Tree L. 


DCNA DEWG MDHC VAMP 
DCSH GAOH TNRW VATA 
DCWH MDBR TNTV 


‘Sarah Sands’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


TAMARIX 


‘Superba’ [S. microphylla Diels] 
DEWG 


‘Vaubon’ [S. < hyacinthiflora (Lem.) Rehd.] 
[S. oblata < S. vulgaris] 
DCNA 


velutina Komar. 
= S. patula 


villosa Vahl 
Late L. 
MDBG 


vulgaris L. var. alba Weston 
= ‘Alba’ 


vulgaris L. var. purpurea Weston 
= ‘Purpurea’ 


yunnanensis Franch. 
DCNA 


‘Zulu’ [S. vulgaris L.] 
DCNA 


TABERNAEMONTANA L. 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


2S SS aa ES a EE CE EAE ETA GE ea] 
coronaria (Jacq.) Willd. 
= T. divaricata 


divaricata (L.) R.Br. ex Roem. & 
J.A.Schultes 
Crape Jasmine 

LALG 


TAIWANIA Hayata 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


ELS OE TESS RN FS RE SON OD EL ST 
cryptomerioides Hayata 


ALTD DCNA GACG 
TAMARIX L. 
TAMARICACEAE Tamarisk Family 


oe 


parviflora DC. 
DEWG VACW 


pentandra Pall. 
= T. ramosissima 


ramosissima Ledeb. 


DCNA TXHN VAGS 


TAMARIX 


‘Rubra’ [T. ramosissima Ledeb.] 
DCNA 


‘Summer Glow’ [T. ramosissima Ledeb.] 
DCNA 


TAXODIUM L.C.Rich. Bald Cypress 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


ascendens Brongn. 
= T. distichum var. nutans 


distichum (L.) L.C.Rich. var. distichum 


Bald Cypress 
ALAU DCWH NCCA VAMC 
ALBG DEMC SCBR VAMP 
ARUM GAMW SCMG 
DCCG MDBG TNFE 
DCNA MSEP TNSC 


distichum (L.) L.C.Rich. var. imbricarium 
(Nutt.) Croom 
= T. distichum var. nutans — 


distichum (L.) L.C.Rich. var. nutans (Ait.) 


Sweet 
Pond C. 
ALAU DEMC MDCP SCBR 
ALBG FLMG NCCA VAMP 
DCNA MDBG NCOP 
mucronatum Tenore 
Montezuma Cypress 
LASL TXDM TXPS 


‘Nutans’ [T. distichum (L.) L.C.Rich.] 
= T. distichum var. nutans 


‘Pendens’ [T. distichum (L.) L.C.Rich.] 


DCNA 
TAXUS L. Yew 
TAXACEAE Yew Family 


‘Adpressa’ [T. baccata L.] 


NCBE 

‘Adpressa Fowle’ [T. baccata L.] 
DCNA 

‘Amersfoort’ [T. baccata L.] 
DCNA MDTD 

‘Aurea’ [T. baccata L.] 

Golden Y. 
DCSH 


‘Aurea Marginata’ [T. baccata L.] 
VABR VAMP 


TAXUS 


baccata L. 

English Y. 
DCCG MDFM NCTE VASJ 
DCNA MDRT VACS VAWR 

baccata L. f. fastigiata (Lindl.) Pilger 
FLMG MDHN VABA VAMP 
GABG MDJH VAGS 


canadensis Marsh. 
Canadian Y., Ground Hemlock 
SCBR VADW 


‘Citation’ [T. < media Rehd.] 
[T. baccata « T. cuspidata] 
DCNA 


cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese Y. 


ALTD FLMG VASP 
DCCG MDDF 
‘Elegantissima’ [T. baccata L.] 
VAFN 
‘Expansa’ [T. cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDLT 
‘Fastigiata Robusta’ [T. baccata L.] 
DCNA 
floridana Nutt. 
Florida Y. 
FLUF TNAB 


‘Flushing’ [T. x media Rehd.] 
[T. baccata < T. cuspidata] 
DCNA 


‘Fowle’ [T. baccata L.] 
= ‘Adpressa Fowle’ 


‘Hicksii’ [T. « media Rehd.] 
[T. baccata < T. cuspidata] 
DCNA FLMG NCDU 


‘Luteobaccata’ [T. cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


<x media Rehd. 

[T. baccata < T. cuspidata] 
DCFP DCNA DCSI MDAB 

‘Minima’ [T. cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


‘Nana’ [T. cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc.] 
MDTD 


‘Nana Variegata’ [T. cuspidata Sieb. & 


Zucc.] 
DCNA 


201 


TAXUS 


‘Overeynderi’ [T. baccata L.] 


DCCG 
‘Repandens’ [T. baccata L.] 

DCNA MDBG MDHN 
‘Richard Horsey’ [T. x hunnewelliana 
Rehd.] 

[T. canadensis < T. cuspidata] 

DCNA 


‘Stricta’ [T. baccata] 
= T. baccata f. fastigiata 


‘Thompson’ [T. cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


TECOMA Juss. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


stans (L.) HBK. var. angustata Rehd. 


TXLL 
TECOMARIA (Endl.) Spach 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


capensis (Thunb.) Spach 
Cape Honeysuckle 
FLUF 


TERNSTROEMIA Miutis ex Lf. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 


gymnanthera (Wight & Arn.) Sprague 
(Distinct from Cleyera japonica, this plant is 
often grown under that name because of its 
confused nomenclatural history; referral to 
Cleyera japonica Thunb., pro parte, merely 
continues the chances for misidentification of the 


plant.) 

ALAU FLMG LAMP SCKG 
ALBG FLUF LASL VAMP 
ALTD GAHC MSHB VANB 
DCCG GAMM NCAG VAWM 
DCDO GAWP NCDU 

DCNA LAHG NCOP 

FLCG LALG NCTE 


japonica Thunb. 
= T. gymnanthera 


THUJA 


TETRAPANAX (K.Koch) K.Koch 


ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 
CEES ES SI LS OS SE | 
papyriferus (Hook.) K.Koch 
Rice-paper Plant 

MSHB 


TEUCRIUM L. Germander 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
CES Ey Te GN OD ES PC IS ES SENS SLT BU) 
chamaedrys L. 


European Germander 
DCNA 


<x lucidrys Boom 
[T. chamaedrys < T. lucidum] 
DCNA 


lucidum L. 
MDHN 


THAMNOCALAMUS Munro 

POACEAE Grass Family 
ee ee Sk ee 
spathaceus (Franch.) Soderstrom 


Green Fountain Bamboo 
DCNA MDFM 


THRYALLIS Mart. 


MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 
glauca (Cav.) O.Ktze. 

= Galphimia glauca 

THUJA L. Arborvitae 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


‘Alba’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Aurea’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
VAMP 


‘Beaufort’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Buchananii’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Columna’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
MDJS 


THUJA 


‘Compacta’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Cuprea’ [T. plicata D.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Endean’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Fastigiata’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
NCBE 


‘Filifera’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
NCBE 


‘Filiformis’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Froebelii’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Globosa’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA SCCU 


‘Globosa Rheindiana’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Hetz Midget’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Holmstrup’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Hudsonica’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Little Gem’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
VATA 


‘Lutea’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
VABF 


‘Malonyana’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


occidentalis L. 

American A. 
ALSH MDHN NCCA TNBV 
DCNA MDJH NCSM 


‘Ohlendorfii’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
MDBG 


orientalis L. 
= Platycladus orientalis 


‘Pendula’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
TNTV 


plicata J.Donn ex G.Don 
Western Red Cedar 
GAEC TNUT 


THUJOPSIS 


‘Pygmaea’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Pyramidalis’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
MDBG MDHN 


‘Pyramidalis Nigra’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
VATA 


‘Recurva Nana’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Rheingold’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Rogersii’ [T. plicata D.Don] 
DCNA 


‘Semperaurea’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Spiralis’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
NCBE 


standishii (Gord.) Carr. 
DCNA 


‘Stricta’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Sunkist’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA MDBG 


‘Techny’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
GACG 


‘Umbraculifera’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Wareana’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Wareana Lutescens’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Woodwardii’ [T. occidentalis L.] 
DCNA 


‘Zebrina’ [T. plicata D.Don] 
DCNA 


THUJOPSIS Sieb. & Zucc. ex Endl. 
False Arborvitae 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


aa OE EO in aE EET oe 
dolabrata (Thunb. ex L.f.) Sieb. & Zucc. 
Hiba Arborvitae 

DCNA MDBG MDLT NCKN 


203 


THUJOPSIS 


dolabrata (Thunb. ex L.f.) Sieb. & Zucc. 
var. hondae Makino 


DCNA MDGD 
‘Nana’ [T. dolabrata (Thunb. ex L.f.) Sieb. 
& Zucc.] 

LASL 


THUNBERGIA Retz. 


ACANTHACEAE Acanthus Family 


grandiflora (Roxb. ex Rottl.) Roxb. 
Blue Trumpet Vine 
TXAB 


THYMUS L. 


LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


vulgaris L. 
Common Thyme 
DCNA MDBG 


TIBOUCHINA Aubl. 
MELASTOMATACEAE Melastoma Family 


semidecandra Hort. non (DC.) Cogn. 
= T. urvilleana 


urvilleana (DC.) Cogn. 


Glory Bush 

ALBG FLUF 
TILIA L. Basswood, Linden 
TILIACEAE Linden Family 


LR a RO a a a 
americana L. 


American L. 
ALUA DCMS MDHN VABR 
DCBG DCNA MDNA VACM 
DCEC DCSI NCBE VACW 
DCCG DCTB SCBR VAMP 
DCJJI FLUF TNFE VARO 
DCMH MDAB TNSG 

caroliniana Mill. 

= T. americana 

cordata Mill. 

Littleleaf L. 
DCCG DCNY MDBG SCCU 
DCJM DCSH MDHN TNSC 
DCMH DCWH MDJH TNUT 
DCMN DESR MDLT VACM 
DCNA GARW NCDU 


ND 
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aS 


TIPUANA 
x euchlora K.Koch 
[T. ?cordata <x T. dasystyla] 
DCBG DCML MDNA 
DCJM DCNA 
x europaea L. 
[T. cordata < T. platyphyllos] 
DCGP GAAC MDSJ VASC 
DCJJ GALE NCBE VAWR 
DCML MDHC NCCP 
DCMN MDHN VACM 


heterophylla Vent. 
= T. americana 


‘Laciniata’ [T. platyphyllos Scop.] 
DCBG MDCP VALC 
DCML TNTV 


x moltkei Spaeth 
[T. americana < T. tomentosa ‘Pendula’| 


DCML MDNA 
mongolica Maxim. 
Mongolian L. 
DCNA 
‘Pendula’ [T. tomentosa Moench] 
DCGP DCPA DCWH 
petiolaris DC. 


= T. tomentosa ‘Pendula’ 


platyphyllos Scop. 


Bigleaf L. 
DCBG MDDF NCBE VAMP 
DCCG MDEC TNFE VARB 
DCML MDHN TNHG 
DCWH MDJH TNSG 
MDCP MDPJ VAMF 
tomentosa Moench 
Silver L. 
DCAC DCWH MDCP TNUT 
DCCG GAEH MDJH VALC 
DCGP MDCL NCBE 


‘Vitifolia’ [T. platyphyllos Scop.] 
DCSI 


x vulgaris Hayne 
= T. Xeuropaea 


TIPUANA (Benth.) Benth. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


tipu (Benth.) O.Ktze. 
Tipu Tree, Rosewood 
FLUF 


TOONA 


TOONA (Endl.) M.J.Roem. 
MELIACEAE Mahogany Family 


a a TE OT FI Pee MT] 
sinensis (Juss.) M.J.Roem. 


Chinese T. 
DCCG DCNA MDBG VABF 
DCGD DCTN TNRT 

TORREYA Arn. 

TAXACEAE Yew Family 


ee SEE BY ES Pe Po ee ee me 
‘Gold Strike’ [T. nucifera (L.) Sieb. & Zucc.] 
DCNA 


nucifera (L.) Sieb. & Zucc. 
Japanese T. 


DCDO DCNA TNTV 
taxifolia Arn. 
Stinking Cedar, Florida T. 
ALEH FLDG FLUF SCBR 
DCNA FLMG NCBE SCMG 
FLAL FLTP NCHS 
TOXICODENDRON Mill. 
ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 
radicans (L.) O.Ktze. 
Poison Ivy 
MDBG 


vernicifluum (Stokes) F.A.Barkley 
Varnish Tree 
DCNA 


TRACHELOSPERMUM Lem. 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


asiaticum (Sieb. & Zucc.) Nakai 
GAEC GAWH 


difforme (Walt.) A.Gr. 
MSEP SCBR 


jasminoides (Lindl.) Lem. 
Confederate Jasmine, Star Jasmine 


FLPM GAUG MSEN SCCM 

FLUF LALG NCDU SCWI 

GAOH LASL NCWM 
JjJasminoides (Lindl.) Lem. var. pubescens 
Makino 

LAHG MSMN 


TSUGA 


‘Variegatum’ [T. jasminoides (Lindl.) Lem.] 
ALBG LASL SCWC 


TRACHYCARPUS H.Wend1. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


fortunei (Hook.) H.Wendl. 

Windmill! Palm 
ALBG 
FLMG 


SCFW 
TXDM 


VAGS 


TRIPETALEIA Sieb. & Zucc. 
= ELLIOTIA 


TRIPTERYGIUM Hook.f. 
CELASTRACEAE Staff-tree Family 
regelii Sprague & Takeda 
Three-wing Wingnut 

DCNA TNTV 


TRITHRINAX Mart. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


acanthocoma Drude 
FLUF 


TROCHODENDRON Sieb. & Zucc. 
TROCHODENDRACEAE 
Trochodendron Family 


aralioides Sieb. & Zucc. 


MDLT 
TSUGA Carr. Hemlock 
PINACEAE 


Pine Family 


‘Abbott’s Dwarf’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
MDMG 


‘Angustifolia’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Armistice’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Beaujean’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.) 
DCNA 


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TOONA sinensis (Juss.) M.J. Roem. 


[illustrator Lillian Nicholson Meyer] 


TSUGA 


‘Bennett’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Boulevard’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Brandley’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


canadensis (L.) Carr. 
Canadian H. 


ALEH GAAB NCBE TNWF 
DCCG MDHN NCTE VAMP 
DCFP MDJS »CCU VAPO 
DCNA MDLA SCPP VAWP 
DCWH MDLT TNDG VAWR 
FLUF MDWP TNSM 
caroliniana Engelm. 
Carolina H. 
DCWH MDLT NCBE VAPO 
MDBG MDNA NCCA 
MDDF MDWP NCDU 
MDLA NCAS 


VAML 


chinensis (Franch.) Pritz. 
DCNA 


‘Cinnamomea’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Curtis Ideal’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Curtis Spreader’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


diversifolia (Maxim.) Mast. 
DCNA GAEC 


‘Doc’s Choice’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Doran’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Fastigiata’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Gensch White’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
MDLT 


‘Globosa’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


‘Hawkersmith Weeping’ [T. canadensis 
(L.) Carr.] 
TNSN 


‘Henry Hohman’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 


ULMUS 
‘Jacqueline Verkade’ [T. canadensis (L.) 
Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Jervis’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Kelsey’s Weeping’ [T. canadensis (L.) 
Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Macrophylla’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Minima’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Minuta’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Pendula’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
Weeping H. 
DCNA MDLT MDNA NCBE 


‘Sargentii’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
Sargent’s Weeping H. 


DCNA MDBG 
sieboldii Carr. 
MDKN MDLT 
‘Verkade Recurved’ [T. canadensis (L.) 
Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Von Helms’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 
‘Youngcone’ [T. canadensis (L.) Carr.] 
DCNA 
ULMUS L. Elm 
ULMACEAE Elm Family 
alata Michx. 
Winged E. 
ARSN GAUG SCCU VAMP 
FLUF LAAP SCMG VASC 
GAAB NCDU VACW VAWR 
GATN NCWT VAGG 
americana L. 
American E. 
DCCG MDCP SCUC TNSC 
DCNA MDHN TNDR VACW 
DCWH SCCU TNLW VASC 


‘Augustine Ascending’ [U. americana L.] 
DCWH NCDU VASJ 


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ULMUS ULMUS 


‘Belgica’ [U. < hollandica Mill.] macrocarpa Hance 
[U. minor < U. glabra] DCNA MDGD 
DCCG DCWP 
‘Major’ [U. x hollandica Mill.] 


‘Camperdownii’ [U. glabra Huds.] [U. minor < U. glabra] 

DCWH TNDR VACW VAWP DCCG 
carpinifolia Gleditsch ‘Marginata’ [U. procera Salisb.] 
= U. minor DCSE 
‘Christine Buisman’ [U. minor Mill.] minor Mill. 

DCPP DCCG SCCU TNRM 
crassifolia Nutt. ‘Moline’ [U. americana L.] 
Cedar E. Moline Elm 

TXGS MDGD 
‘Dauvessei’ [U. < hollandica Mill.] parvifolia Jacq. 

[U. minor < U. glabra] Chinese E. 
DCWP ALAU DCLC GAJY SCCU 
ALFN FLMN MDAF 
‘Drake’ [U. parvifolia Jacq.] DCAC FLUF NCEL 


SCCU SCSG VATA 
* ‘Pioneer’ [U. < hollandica] 


* ‘Dynasty‘ [U. parvifolia Jacq.] [U. minor < U. glabra] 
DCNA DCNA 
elliptica K.Koch procera Salisb. 
VABF English E. 
DCCG DCWH MDHN 
‘Frosty’ [U. parvifolia Jacq.] DCSE MDCP 
GAFG 
pumila L. 
fulva Michx. Siberian E. 
= U. rubra ALBH DCWR MDGG SCNS 
ARPT GACL MDMM VAWD 
glabra Huds. DCCG LATU NCCC 
Wych E., Scotch E. 
DCCG rubra Muhl. 
Slippery E. 
‘Hokkaido’ [U. parvifolia Jacq.] DCCG NCKH VACW 
GAFG MDHN SCMP VAMP 
< hollandica Mill. ‘Sarniensis’ [U. minor Mill.] 
[U. minor < U. glabra} Jersey E. 
VAMW DCLP 
* ‘Homestead’ serotina Sarg. 
[U. pumila x ((U. <hollandica ‘Vegeta’ x September E. 
U. minor) < (U. pumila var. arborea < NCBE VASC 
U. minor ‘Hoersholm’))] 
DCNA ‘Superba’ [U. < hollandica Mill.] 
[U. minor < U. glabra] 
japonica (Rehd.) Sarg. DCGP 
DCNA 
thomasii Sarg. 
japonica < U. wilsoniana Rock E. 
DCTB SCCU 
laevis Pall. ‘Umbraculifera’ [U. minor Mill.] 
European White E. Globe E. 
DCCG DCSE ScCCcU NCBE 


DCDO MDDF 


ULMUS parvifolia Jacq. 


[illustrator Susan M. Johnston] 


209 


ULMUS 


‘Wredei’ [U. minor Miill.] 
DCPL 


UNGNADIA Endl. 
SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 
(EEE ME SES CRED EO ERE ONY REDE OE ERT DESC 55) NON SPT Oe 
speciosa Endl. 
Mexican Buckeye 
LASL SCWI 


TXDC TXLL 


VACCINIUM L. Blueberry 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
(eI DR ERE VI CR (a rT 


amoenum Ait. 
GASM 


arboreum Marsh. 

Farkleberry, Sparkleberry 
ALBG FLUF 
FLMG LAHG 


LALG 
MSMN 


SCHS 


ashei Reade 
= V. corymbosum, in part 


atrococcum (A.Gr.) Heller 
= V. corymbosum, in part 


‘Bloodstone’ [V. crassifolium Andr. ssp. 
sempervirens (Rayner & Henderson) 
Kirkman & Bal.] 

NCNS 


bracteatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
DCNA 


constablaei A.Gr. 
= V. corymbosum, in part 


corymbosum L. 


Highbush B. 
ALON LAHG SCCU VACW 
DCNA LALG SCKG VAPH 
FLDG MDWJ SCWI VAPO 
GACG SCBR TNMB VATW 
crassifolium Andr. 
Creeping B. 
SCWI 


cylindraceum Sm. 
DCNA 


elliottii Chapm. 
= V. corymbosum, in part 


floridanum (Nutt.) Sleumer 
= V. stamineum, in part 


VIBURNUM 


fuscatum Ait. 
= V. corymbosum, in part 


myrsinites Lam. 
Ground B. 
ALTD GAJI 
FLUF SCWI 


VAPH 


simulatum Small 
VACW 


stamineum L. 
Deerberry 

ALBG GACG MDLT VACW 
tenellum Ait. 


SCBR 


vacillans Torr. 
MDLT 


virgatum Ait. 
= V. corymbosum, in part 


vitis-idaea L. 
Cowberry, Mountain Cranberry 
DCNA DEMC 


‘Wells Delight’ [V. crassifolium Andr. ssp. 
crassifolium] 
NCNS 


VIBURNUM L. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 


acertfolium L. 
Maple-leaved V. 
GAUG 


MDLT VAAC 


* ‘Alleghany’ [V. x rhytidophylloides 


Suring.] 
[V. lantana < V. rhytidophyllum] 
DCNA MDLT 


alnifolium Marsh. 
= V. lantanoides 


‘Aurantiacum’ [V. setigerum Hance] 


DCNA MDBG MDGD 
awabuki K.Koch 

FLJU FLUF LASL SCCU 

FLMG LAAL NCDU SCMG 
‘Ben Blackburn’ [V. rhytidophyllum 
Hemsl.] 

MDKN 


VIBURNUM 


betulifolium Batal. 
Birch-leaved V. 
GAUG 


bitchiuense Makino 
Yeddo V. 
DCWH GAEC VAPH VARG 


brachybotryum Hemsl. 
GACG 


buddleifolium Wright 
Buddleja-leaved V. 
DEWG MDKN 


burejaeticum Regel & Herd. 
Manchurian V. 
MDLT MDTD TNUT 


<x burkwoodii Burkw. & Skipwith 
Burkwood’s V. 
[V. carlesii < V. utile] 
DCNA MDDF TNMB VAPH 
DEWG SCCU TNUT 
GAFN TNDG VACW 


calvum Rehd. 
LASL 


xcarlcephalum Burkw. ex Pike 

[V. carlesii x V. macrocephalum] 
ARWS MDLT TNCT VACW 
DEWG MDME TNMB VAWM 


carlesii Hemsl. 

Korean-spice V. 
DCNA MDMM  VANB 
GAWH TNCT VAPH 
MDBG TNDG VAWM 


carlesii Hemsl. var. bitchiuwense (Makino) 
Nakai 
= V. bitchiuense 


cassinoides L. 
Withe-rod V. 
NCBE TXHN 


* ‘Catskill’ [V. dilatatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDBG 


* ‘Cayuga’ [V. xcarlcephalum Burkw. ex 


Pike] 
[V. carlesii < V. macrocephalum] 
DCNA 


‘Chenault’ [V. <x burkwoodii Burkw. & 
Skipwith] 
[V. carlesii < V. utile] 

MDBG MDLT 


VIBURNUM 


* ‘Chesapeake’ 
[V. xcarlcephalum ‘Cayuga’ < V. utile] 
DCNA GAEC 


* ‘Chippewa’ 
[V. japonicum  V. dilatatum] 
DCNA 


cinnamomifolium Rehd. 
Cinnamon-leaved V. 
LASL 


‘Compacta’ [V. carlesii Hemsl.] 
DEWG 


* ’Conoy’ [V. < burkwoodii Burkw. & 
Skipwith] 
[V. carlesii < V. utile] 

DCNA 


cylindricum D.Don 
GAIS 


dasyanthum Rehd. 
MDKN 


‘Dawn’ [V. <x bodnantense Aberc.] 
[V. farreri < V. grandiflorum] 
DEWG MDLT 


‘Deben’ [V. < bodnantense Aberc.] 
[V. farreri < V. grandiflorum] 
DEWG 


dentatum L. 

Arrow-wood 
MDBG NCBE SCWI 
MDLT SCBR TNSN 


dilatatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Linden V. 
DEWG MDGD SCCU VANB 
GAEC MDLT VABF VATA 
MDBG NCBE VAFC 


* ‘Erie’ [V. dilatatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDBG 


erosum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
GACG MDGD NCSW 
GAEC MDPJ 


* ‘Eskimo’ [V. <carlcephalum ‘Cayuga’ < 
V. utile] 
DCNA 


farreri Stearn 
DEWG 


foetidum Wall. var. rectangulatum 


(Graebn.) Rehd. 
DCNA 


21h 


VIBURNUM 


fordiae Hemsl. 
TNTV 


fragrans Bunge 
= V. farreri 


x hillieri Stearn 
[V. erubescens < V. henryi] 
MDBG 


hirtulum Rehd. 
SCCU 


hupehense Rehd. 
MDGD TNTV 


* ‘Huron’ [V. lobophyllum x 
V. japonicum] 
DCNA 


ichangense (Hemsl.) Rehd. 
MDKN 


* ‘Iroquois’ [V. dilatatum Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.] 
DCNA MDBG 


japonicum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Spreng. 
Japanese V. 

DCNA GAJI MDGD 

FLCG LALG MDLT 

FLUF MDBG SCBH 


x juddii Rehd. 
[V. bitchiuense = V. carlesii] 
DEWG MDBG VAPH 


lantana L. 
Wayfaring Tree 
MDJS MDLT NCBE 


lantanoides Michx. 
Hobblebush 
NCDB 


lentago L. 
Nannyberry, Sheepberry 
VACW VAGW 


lentago L. f. sphaerocarpum (Fern.) Rehd. 


MDBG 


lobophyllum Graebn. 
DEWG MDBG 


luzonicum Rolfe 
Philippine V. 
TXLL TXSE 


macrocephalum Fort. f. keteleeri (Carr.) 
Rehd. 
VAAC 


i) 


VIBURNUM 


macrocephalum Fort. f. macrocephalum 
Chinese Snowball 

DCWH GACG MDKN 

DEWG MDBG VAGS 


‘Mariesii’ [V. plicatum Thunb. 
f. tomentosum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Rehd.] 
DCWR MDLA TNDG VATW 
MDJS MDLT VANB 


* ‘Mohawk’ [V. < burkwoodii < V. carlesii] 
DCNA MDBG 


* ‘Mohican’ [V. lantana L.] 
DCNA 


molle Michx. 
Poison Haw 
DEWG 


‘Mt. Fuji’ [V. plicatum Fort. f. tomentosum 
(Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd.] 
DCNA 


mullaha Buch.-Ham. ex D.Don 
DCNA 


‘Newport’ [V. plicatum Thunb. f. plicatum] 
GACG MDBG 


nudum L. 

Nannyberry Haw, Possum Haw 
ALBG LAHG SCBR VACW 
ALUA LALG TNUT 


obovatum Walt. 

Walter's V. 
ALEH DCNA TXPS 
ALTD SCBR 


odoratissimum Ker-Gawl. 

Sweet V. 
FLEM LAAL MSBN MSMN 
FLMN LAHG MSEP TXJS 


odoratissimum Ker-Gawl. var. awabulki 
(K.Koch) K.Koch ex Ruempler 
= V. awabuki 


* ‘Oneida’ [V. dilatatum 
V. lobophyllum] 
DCNA 


* ‘Onondaga’ [V. sargentii Koehne] 
DCNA 


opulus L. 
European Cranberry-bush 
MDTD VAAC VASK 


VIBURNUM 


ovatifolium Rehd. 
DEWG 


plicatum Thunb. f. lanceolatum (Rehd.) 
Rehd. 
TNUT 


plicatum Thunb. f. parvifolium (Miq.) 
Rehd. 

MDKN VATW 
plicatum Thunb. f. plicatum 
Japanese Snowball 


ALBH MDJS NCCA VAMP 
DCDO MDKN NCSM VASK 
GACG MDLA VAAC 

MDBG NCBE VACW 


plicatum Thunb. var. rotundifolium Rehd. 
Round-leaved double-file V. 
ARPT MDDF 


plicatum Thunb. f. tomentosum (Thunb. ex 
J.A.Murr.) Rehd. 


Double-file V. 
ALBH GACG MDKN VACW 
DCWH GAFN NCGC VAPH 
DEWG MDBG VAAC VASK 
‘Pragense’ [V. rhytidophyllum x V. utile] 
TNTV VAGS VATA 
prunifolium L. 
Black Haw, Sheepberry 
DCNA MDLA TNMB VAMP 
GARW MDLT TNRG VAPO 
MDBA NCBE VACW VATA 
MDBG SCCU VAGS 
MDKN TNDG VAGW 
recognitum Fern. 
Northern Arrow-wood 
DCCG LASL VACW VAGW 


‘Reticulatum’ [V. sieboldii Miq.] 
MDPJ VADW 


x rhytidocarpum E.Lemoine 
[V. buddleifolium < V. rhytidophyllum] 


GACG MDBG TNPW VATW 
x rhytidophylloides Suring. 
[V. lantana < V. rhytidophyllum] 
GACG MDPJ VATA 
MDKN VAMP 
rhytidophyllum Hemsl. 
Leatherleaf V. 
ALTD MDLA NCBE TNMB 
GAOH MDLT NCDU TNPW 
GAUG MDMG NCWC VACW 
GAWH MDPJ TNCT VAMP 


VIBURNUM 


‘Roseum’ [V. opulus L.] 

Common Snowball, European Snowball 
GAOH VACW VAGW 
MDTD VADW VASP 


‘Roseum’ [V. rhytidophyllum Hemsl.] 
MDKN 


rufidulum Raf. 
Rusty Black Haw, Southern Black Haw 


ALYTD LARP TNSG 
GACG MDGJ TXMK 
LAAL SCBR TXRS 


‘St. Keverne’ [V. plicatum Thunb. 
f. tomentosum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd.] 
TNTV 


sargentii Koehne 
MDBG MDGD VACW 

sargentii Koehne var. calvescens Rehd. 
SCCU 


* ‘Seneca’ [V. sieboldii Miq.] 
DCNA MDBG 


setigerum Hance 
Tea-leaved V. 


GAAB MDBG MDPJ VABF 
GACG MDDF NCBE VATW 
GAEC MDJS SCCU VAWR 
GAEH MDKN TNMB 
GAIS MDLT TNSN 


* ‘Shasta’ [V. plicatum f. tomentosum 
V. plicatum f. tomentosum ‘Mariesii’] 
DCNA 


* ‘Shoshoni’ [V. plicatum Fort. 
f. tomentosum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd.] 


DCNA 
sieboldii Miq. 
Tree V. 
DCCG MDJH MDLT VATA 
DEMC MDKN MDWS 
DEWG MDLA TNUT 
stellulatum Wall. 
= V. mullaha 
suspensum Lindl. 
ALEH GAFN LAGN 
FLMG GAJI SCBR 
FLUF LAAL TXSH 
* ‘Susquehanna’ [V. sargentii Koehne] 
DCNA 
theiferum Rehd. 


= V. setigerum 


213 


VIBURNUM 


tinus L. 
Laurustinus 
FLUF MSMN SCFW VACW 
GACG NCEG SCHW 
LALG NCTP SCMG 
LASL SCBR SCMP 
trilobum Marsh. 
Highbush Cranberry 
DCDO NCAS VARG 
MDBG NCCA 
urceolatum Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCNA 
utile Hemsl. 
GAEC MDBG NCEL SCWI 
‘Variegatum’ [V. rhytidophyllum Hemsl.] 
MDBG 
‘Willow Leaf’ [V. x rhytidophylloides 
Suring.] 
[V. lantana < V. rhytidophyllum] 
DEWG GACG 
‘Willowwood’ [V. <rhytidophylloides 
Suring.] 
[V. lantana < V. rhytidophyllum] 
TNPW 
wrightii Miq. 
MDGD MDJS MDKN VABF 
VINCA L. Periwinkle 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


‘Alba’ [V. minor L.] 
MDLT MDSM 


‘Atropurpurea’ [V. minor L.] 
VAPH 


major L. 
Greater P. 
FLDG FLMG MDWP VAWR 
minor L. 
Common P. 
MDLT VACW 
‘Multiplex’ [V. minor L.] 
Double-flowered P. 


DEWG 


‘Oxyloba’ [V. major L.] 
MDFM 


‘Variegata’ [V. major L.] 
VAPH 


214 


WASHINGTONIA 


VITEX L. 


VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
RS, LTS SST OE RE TTS) 


agnus-castus L. 
Chaste Tree 


ALAU LAMP NCBE VACP 
ALBG MDBG NCSM VACW 
DCCG MDBR SCBR 
GAAB MDFD SCCU 
LAAL MDWP SCMP 
‘Incisa’ [V. negundo L.] 
FLUF VACW 
negundo L. 
FLUF GAIS 


rotundifolia L.f. 
MDFM 


‘Silver Spire’ [V. agnus-castus L.] 
DCNA 


‘Variegata’ [V. trifolia L.] 
FLUF 


VITIS L. 
VITACEAE 


Grape 
Grape Family 


candicans Engelm. 
= V. mustangensis 


labrusca L. 
Fox G. 
NCDU 


mustangensis Buckl. 
Mustang G. 
DCNA 


rotundifolia Michx. 
Muscadine G., Scuppernong 
NCMO SCPL 


WASHINGTONIA H.Wendl. 
Washington Palm 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


robusta H.Wendl. 
LAAL 


WEIGELA 


WEIGELA Thunb. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
(Contributed by T. R. Dudley) 


‘Bristol Ruby’ [W. florida < 
W. ‘Eva Rathke’] 
VAMP 


decora (Nakai) Nakai 
DCDO NCBE 


‘Eva Rathke’ [W. floribunda 
W. coraeensis] 
DEWG 


‘Feerie’ 
(Hybrid of unknown parentage) 
DEWG 


florida (Bunge) A.DC. 
ALBH MDLA 
LAHG SCMG 


VACW 


hortensis (Sieb. & Zucc.) K.Koch 
FLMG NCBE SCCU VALU 

x hybrida Jaeger 

= Untenable name for unassigned hybrids 


‘Mont Blanc’ 
(Hybrid of unknown parentage) 
DEWG 


‘Newport Red’ 
(Hybrid of unknown parentage) 
DEWG 


‘Rosea’ [W. praecox (V.Lemoine) Bailey] 
DCNA 


subsessilis (Nakai) Bailey 
DCNA 


‘Vanicek’ 
= ‘Newport Red’ 


‘Variegata’ [W. florida (Bunge) A.DC.] 
MDPJ VAGS 


WESTRINGIA Sm. 


LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


fruticosa (Willd.) Druce 
= W. rosmariniformis 


rosmariniformis Sm. 
FLUF 


WISTERIA 


WIKSTROEMIA Endl. 
THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 


trichotoma (Thunb.) Makino 
DCNA 


WISTERIA Nuit. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Wisteria 
Bean Family 


‘Alba’ [W. brachybotrys Sieb. & Zucc.] 


DCNA 
‘Alba’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
DCDO MDBG NCDU VAGS 
DEEM MDPJ TNCT VANB 
‘Alba’ [W. sinensis (Sims) Sweet] 
FLMN SCLO SCWI VAGS 
GASM SCMG TXLL 
brachybotrys Sieb. & Zucc. 
DCNA 
floribunda (Willd.) DC. 
Japanese W. 
ALBG DEEM MDBG SCMG 
DCCC FLUF MDJH TNSC 
DCDO GAHC MSHB VAGS 
DCNA GANG NCCB VANB 
DCWH GASS SCDB 
< formosa Rehd. 
[W. floribunda = W. sinensis] 
ALEH FLUF MSEN SCFW 
DCCC GAJI MSHB VATW 
FLCG LAAL SCBR 
frutescens (L.) Poir. 
American W. 
DCNA GALF SCWI VACW 
GAFN SCBR TXWE 


‘Honbeni’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
DCNA 


‘Itoe kokuryw’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
DCNA 


‘Jabo’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
DCNA 


‘Koshigaya’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
MDGD 


‘Macrobotrys’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
MDBG 


macrostachya Nutt. 
= W. frutescens 


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WISTERIA 
‘Murasaki kapitan’ [W. brachybotrys Sieb. 
& Zucc.] 

DCNA 


‘Nivea’ [W. frutescens (L.) Poir.] 
SCWI 


‘Noda’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
DCNA 


‘Ossai’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
DCNA 


‘Rosea’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 


DCNA GASM VAGS 
DEEM MDBG 
‘Shino kapitan’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) DC.] 
DCNA 
sinensis (Sims) Sweet 
Chinese W. 
DCDO FLMG MSHB SCWI 
DEWG GAVI NCGP VAGS 
FLDG LASL SCPP 
‘Siro kapitan’ [W. venusta Rehd. & Wils.] 
DCNA 
villosa Rehd. 
ARRB DCDO DCNA 
‘Violacea Plena’ [W. floribunda (Willd.) 
DC.] 
DCNA GAWP NCOP 
GASM MDBG SCMP 


XANTHOCERAS Bunge 


SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 
sorbifolium Bunge 
Yellowhorn 

DEWG VAGS VAPH 


XANTHORHIZA Marsh. 
RANUNCULACEAE Buttercup Family 


simplicissima Marsh. 
Shrub Yellowroot 
SCWI VAPO 


XOLISMA_ Raf. 
= LYONIA 


Se CNRS aS 


ZAMIA 


XYLOSMA J.G.Forst. 


FLACOURTIACEAE Flacourtia Family 
congestum (Lour.) Merr. 

FLUF LASL TXSH 

LAAL NCOP 


flexuosum (HBK.) Hemsl. 
FLUF 


senticosum Hance 
= X. congestum 


YUCCA L. Adam’s Needle, Spanish Dagger 
AGAVACEAE Agave Family 


‘Bright Edge’ [Y. filamentosa L.] 
VAGS 


filamentosa L. 
Adam’s Needle 
TNHS 


filamentosa L. var. smalliana (Fern.) Ahles 
= Y. smalliana 


gloriosa L. 

Spanish Dagger 
DCCG FLMG NCRM 
DCNA LAAL 


‘Goiden Sword’ [Y. filamentosa L.] 
VAGS 


‘Marginata’ [Y. aloifolia L.] 
Spanish Bayonet 
ALBG LAAL 


recurvifolia Salisb. 
VAGS VATA 


smalliana Fern. 
VATA 


whipplei Torr. 
Our-Lord’s-Candle 
ALBG 


ZAMIA L. 


CYCADACEAE Cycad Family 


floridana A.DC. 
= Z. pumila 


integrifolia Ait. 
= Z. pumila 


ZAMIA 


pumila L. 
Coontie 
FLCG FLMG GACG GASM 
FLDG FLUF GAuJI 
ZANTHOXYLUM L. Prickly Ash 


RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
ca ea OT TER ES A eR Oe 
bungei Planch. 
= Z. simulans 


clava-herculis L. 
Southern P. A. 


FLUF LAAL VACW 
FLWC MSMN 

fagara (L.) Sarg. 

Wild Lime 
TXPH 

piperitum DC. 
DCNA 

simulans Hance 
GAEC GAIS TNSG 
GAEH MDPL VABF 


ZELKOVA Spach 

ULMACEAE Elm Family 
a a ee RS SARE RE A Nn | 
acuminata (Lindl.) Planch. 

= Z. serrata 


carpinifolia (Pall.) K.Koch 

Caucasian Z. 
DCLC DCUS 

crenata Spach 

= Z. carpinifolia 


schneideriana Hand.-Mazz. 


DCAC DCCG MDBG MDGD 
serrata (Thunb.) Makino 
Japanese Z., Keaki 
ALIT DCGC MDBG MDJH 
DCCG DCGP MDGG TNDR 
DCEL GAIS MDIH 


x verschaffeltii Nichols. 
[Z. carpinifolia < Z. serrata] 
MDGD 


ZIZIPHUS 


ZENOBIA D.Don 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 
pulverulenta (Bartram) Pollard 

MDLT SCWI VAPH 
pulverulenta (Bartram) Pollard f. nuda 
(Vent.) Fern. 

SCBR 


ZIZIPHUS Miill. 


RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
‘Contorta’ [Z. jujuba Mill.] 
TNSN 
Jjujuba Mill. 
Jujube 
DCCG GAIS MSEP TNNE 
DCNA GALE MSMN TNRM 
GAHC LAAL SCWI VABF 


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Appendix A: Authors Cited 


Abel: Clarke Abel, 
1789-1826, United Kingdom 


Aberc.: Henry Duncan McLaren, 
2nd Baron Aberconway, 
1879-1953, United Kingdom 


Adams: William Preston Adams, 
1930-— , United Kingdom (Hypericum) 


Adans.: Michel Adanson, 
1727-1806, France 


Ahles: Harry E. Ahles, 
1924-1981, United States 


Ahrendt: Leslie Walter Allen Ahrendt. 
1903-1969, United Kingdom (Berberis, Mahonia) 


Airy-Shaw: Herbert Kenneth Airy-Shaw, 
1902-1985, United Kingdom 


Ait.: William Aiton, 
1731-1793, United Kingdom (cultivated plants) 


Ait.f.: William Townsend Aiton, 
1766-1849, United Kingdom (cultivated plants) 


Alex.: Edward Johnston Alexander, 
1901-1985, United States 


Ames, L.M.: Lawrence M. Ames, 
1900-1966, United States 


Anderss.: Nils Johan Andersson, 
1821-1880. Sweden (Salix) 


Andr.: Henry Charles Andrews, 
17522-1830, United Kingdom 


Andre: Edouard-Francois André, 
1840-1911, France 


Andrews, S.: Susyn Andrews, 
1953-— , United Kingdom (Ilex) 


Anliker, J.: Johann Anliker, 
fl. 1931, Switzerland 


Ant.: Franz Antoine, 
1815-1886, Austria (Coniferae) 


Arn.: George Arnott (Arnold) Walker Arnott, 
1799-1868, United Kingdom 


Asami: Yoshichi Asami, 
1894— , Japan (Malus) 


Ashe: William Willard Ashe, 
1872-1932, United States 


Aubl.: Jean Baptiste Christophore Fusée Aublet, 
1720-1778, France 


Audubon: John James Audubon, 
1785-1851, United States 


BSP.: See Britton: Sterns; Poggenburg 


Bailey: Liberty Hyde Bailey, 
1858-1954, United States (cultivated plants) 


Baill.: Henri Ernest Baillon, 
1827-1895, France 


Baker: John Gilbert Baker, 
1834-1920, United Kingdom 


Bal.: Benedict Balansa, 
1825-1892, France 


Balf.f.: Isaac Bayley Balfour, 
1853-1922, United Kingdom 


Ballington: James R. Ballington, 
contemporary, United States (horticultural 
plants) 


Banks: Joseph Banks, 
1743-1820, United Kingdom 


Barbier: Barbier, 
fl. 1911, France (nurseryman) 


Barkley, F.A.: Fred Alexander Barkley, 
1908-1989, United States 


Barratt: Joseph Barratt, 
1796-1882, United States (Salix) 


Bartling: Friedrich Gottlieb Bartling. 
1798-1875, Germany 


Bartram: William Bartram, 
1739-1823, United States 


Batal.: Alexander Theodorowicz Batalin, 
1847-1896, Russia 


Batsch: August Johann Georg Karl Batsch, 
1761-1802, Germany (horticulture) 


Beadle: Chauncey Delos Beadle, 
1866-1950, United States 


Bean: William Jackson Bean, 
1863-1947, United Kingdom (dendrology) 


Becc.: Odoardo Beccari, 
1843-1920, Italy (palms) 


Bechst.: Johann Matthaeus Bechstein, 
1757-1822, Germany 


Beissn.: Ludwig Beissner, 
1843-1927, Germany (Coniferae) 


Benn.: John Joseph Bennett, 
1801-1876, United Kingdom | 


Benson, L.: Lyman David Benson, 
1909-1993, United States 


Benth.: George Bentham, 
1800-1884, United Kingdom 


Bercht.: Friedrich von Berchtold, 
1781-1876, Czechoslovakia 


Berg, O.: Otto Karl Berg, 
1815-1866, Germany 


Bergius: Peter Jonas Bergius, 
1730-1790, Sweden 


Berl.: Jean Louis Berlandier, 
1805-1851, France 


Berth.: Sabin Berthelot, 
1794-1880, France 


Bieb.: Friedrich August Marschall von Bieberstein, 


1768-1826, Germany, Russia 


Bl.: Karl Ludwig von Blume, 
1796-1862, Netherlands 


Blake, S.F.: Sydney Fay Blake, 
1892-1959, United States 


Blake, S.T.: Stanley Thatcher Blake, 
1910-1973, Australia 


Blanco: Francisco Manuel Blanco, 
1780-1845, Spain, Philippines 


Bois: Désiré Georges Jean Marie Bois, 
1856-1946, France 


Boiss.: Pierre Edmond Boissier, 
1810-1885, Switzerland 


Bonpland: Aime Jacques Alexandre Bonpland, 
1773-1858, France, South America 


Boom: Boudewijn Karel Boom, 
1903-1980, Netherlands (cultivated plants) 


Booth: J.B. Booth, 
1836-1908, Germany (nurseryman) 


Bord.-Rey: O. Bordeéres-Rey, 
fl. 1939-68, France (Coniferae) 


Borkh.: Moritz Balthasar Borkhausen, 
1760-1806, Germany 


Bory: Jean Baptiste Genevieve Marcellin 
Bory de Saint-Vincent, 
1778-1846, France 


Bosc: Louis Augustin Guillaume Bosc, 
1759-1828, France 


Boulenger: George Albert Boulenger, 
1858-1937, Belgium (Rosa) 


Br., N.E.: Nicholas Edward Brown, 
1849-1934, United Kingdom 


Br., P.: Patrick Browne, 
1720-1790, Ireland 


Br., R.: Robert Brown, 
1773-1858, United Kingdom 


Brandegee: Townshend Stith Brandegee, 
1843-1925, United States 


Braun, A.: Alexander Karl Heinrich Braun, 
1805-1877, Germany 


Braun, E.: Emma Lucy Braun, 
1889-1971, United States 


Brickell: Christopher David Brickell, 
1932- , United Kingdom (cultivated plants) 


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Briot, C.: Pierre Louis (Charles, in error) Briot, 


1804-1888, France 


Briq.: John Isaac Briquet, 
1870-1931, Switzerland 


Britton: Nathaniel Lord Britton, 
1859-1934, United States 


Brongn.: Adolphe Théodore Brongniart, 
1801-1876, France 


Browicz: Kazimierz Browicz, 
1925-— , Poland (dendrology) 


Buch.-Ham.: Francis Buchanan-Hamilton, 
1762-1829, United Kingdom 


Buchh., J.: John Theodore Buchholz, 
1888-1951, United States 


Buc’hoz: Pierre Joseph Buc’hoz, 
1731-1807, France 


Buckl.: Samuel Botsford Buckley, 
1809-1884, United States 


Buerger: Heinrich Burger, 
1806-1858, Germany, Netherlands 


Bunge: Alexander Andrejewitsch von Bunge, 
1803-1890, Russia 


Bur.: Louis Edouard Bureau, 
1830-1918, France 


Burkw.: Arthur Burkwood, 
1888-1951, United Kingdom (nurseryman) 


Burm.: Johannes Burman, 
1707-1779, Netherlands 


Burm.f.: Nikolaas Laurens Burman, 
1734-17938, Netherlands 


Burret: (Maximilian) Karl Ewald Burret, 
1883-1964, Germany 


Burv.: Frederic Burvenich, 
1857-1917, Belgium 


Cambess.: Jacques Cambessedes, 
1799-1863, France 


Camus, A.A.: Aimée Antoinette Camus, 
1879-1965, France 


Camus, E.G.: Edmond Gustav Camus, 
1852-1915, France 


Candolle: See DC. 


Carr.: Elie Abel Carriére, 
1818-1896, France (dendrology) 


Carruthers: William Carruthers, 
1830-1922, United Kingdom 


Cav.: Antonio José Cavanilles, 
1745-1804, Spain 


Chabaud: J. Benjamin Chabaud, 
1833-1915, France 


Cham.: Ludolf Karl Adalbert von Chamisso, 
1781-1838, Germany 


Chamb.: Charles Joseph Chamberlain, 
1863-1943, United States 


Chambr.: Georges de Chambray, 
1783-1849, France 


Champ.: John George Champion, 
1815-1854, United Kingdom 


Chao: Jew Ming Chao, 
fl. 1977, China 


Chapm.: Alvan Wentworth Chapman, 
1809-1899, United States 


Chaub.: Louis Athanase (Anastase) Chaubard, 
1785-1854, France 


Cheng, M.: Mien Cheng, 
fl. 1956-1980, China 


Cheng, W.C.: Wan Chun Cheng, 
1904-1983, China (dendrology) 


Chev., A.: Auguste Jean Baptiste Chevalier, 
1873-1956, France 


Chittenden: Frederick James Chittenden, 
1873-1950, United Kingdom (cultivated plants) 


Christ: Konrad Hermann Heinrich Christ, 
1833-1933, Switzerland 


Clarke: Charles Baron Clarke, 
1832-1906, United Kingdom 


Cochet: Pierre Charles Marie Cochet, 
1866-1936, France 


Cockerell: Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell, 
1866-1948, United States 


Cogn.: Célestin Alfred Cogniaux, 
1841-1916, Belgium 


Cohen-Stuart: Combertus Pieter Cohen-Stuart, 


1889-1945, Netherlands, Java 


Coll.: Henry Collett, 
1836-1901, United Kingdom 


Comber: Harold Frederick Comber, 
1897-1969, United Kingdom 


Comm.: Philibert Commerson, 
1727-1773, France 


Cook: Orator Fuller Cook, 
1867-1949, United States 


Corr.: Louis Henry Correvon, 
1854-1939, Switzerland 


Correa: José Francisco Corréa da Serra, 
1751-1823, Portugal 


Correll: Donovan Stewart Correll, 
1908-1983, United States 


Cory: Victor Louis Cory, 
1880-1964, United States 


Coult.: John Merle Coulter, 
1851-1928, United States 


Cov.: Frederick Vernon Coville, 
1867-1937, United States 


Cowan: John Macqueen Cowan, 
1891-1960, United Kingdom 


Craib: William Grant Craib, 
1882-1933, United Kingdom 


Crantz: Heinrich Johann Nepomuk von Crantz, 


1722-1797, Austria 


Crepin: Francois Crépin, 
1830-1903, Belgium 


Croom: Hardy Bryan Croom, 
1797-1837, United States 


Curtis: William Curtis, 
1746-1799, United Kingdom 


Curtis, M.A.: Moses Ashley Curtis, 
1808-1872, United States 


DC.: Augustin Pyramus de Candolle, 
1778-1841, Switzerland 


DC., A.: Alphonse Louis Pierre 
Pyramus de Candolle, 


1806-1893, Switzerland 


Dallim.: William Dallimore, 


1871-1959, United Kingdom (horticulture, 


dendrology) 


Dandy: James Edgar Dandy, 
1903-1976, United Kingdom (Magnolia) 


Davis: Peter Hadland Davis, 
1918-1992, United Kingdom 


Decne.: Joseph Decaisne, 
1807-1882, France 


Dehnh.: Friedrich Dehnhardt, 
1787-1870, Germany 


de Lannoy: de Lannoy, 
fl. 1863, France 


Deppe: Ferdinand Deppe, 
1794-1861, Germany 


Deseglise: Pierre Alfred Déséglise, 
1823-1883, France 


Desf.: René Louiche Desfontaines, 
1750-1833, France 


Desm.: Yves Desmarais, 
1918— , Canada 


Desmoul.: Charles Robert des Moulins, 
1798-1875, France 


Desp.: Narcisse Henri Francois Desportes, 


1776-1856, France 


Desr.: Louis Auguste Joseph Desrousseaux, 


1753-1838, France 


de Wit: Hendrik Cornelius Dirk de Wit, 
1909- 


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Dicks.: George Frederick Dickson, Dum.-Cours.: George Louis Marie Dumont de 

fl. 1839, United Kingdom Courset, 
1746-1824, France 

Dieck: Georg Dieck, 

1847-1925, Germany Dunal: Michel Felix Dunal, 
1789-1856, France 

Diels: Friedrich Ludwig Emil Diels, 

1874-1945, Germany Dunn, S.T.: Stephen Troyte Dunn, 
1868-1938, United Kingdom 

Dietr., A.: Albert Gottfried Dietrich, 

1795-1856, Germany Durande: Jean Francois Durande, 
1732-1794, France 

Dietr., D.: David Nathaniel Friedrich Dietrich, 

1799-1888, Germany Durazz.: Antonio Durazzini, 
fl. 1772— , Italy 

Dipp.: Leopold Dippel, 

1827-1914, Germany (dendrology) Durieu: Michel Charles Durieu de Maisonneuve, 
1796-1878, France 

Dode: Louis-Albert Dode, 

1875-1943, France Du Roi: Johann Philipp Du Roi, 
1741-1785, Germany 

Don, D.: David Don, 

1799-1841, United Kingdom Eade: George William Eade, 
1905-— , United States 

Don, G.: George Don, 

1798-1856, United Kingdom Eberm.: Carl Heinrich Ebermaier, 
1802-1870, Germany 

Donn, J.: James Donn, 

1758-1813, United Kingdom Eckl.: Christian Friedrich Ecklon, 
1795-1868, Germany 

Doorenbos: J. Doorenbos, 

1921- , Netherlands (dendrology) Edgew.: Michael Pakenham Edgeworth, 
1812-1881, United Kingdom 

Dougl.: David Douglas, 

1798-1834, United Kingdom Egglest.: Willard Webster Eggleston, 
1863-1935, United States 

Drake: Emmanuel Drake del Castillo, 

1855-1904, France Ehrenb., K.: Karl August Ehrenberg, 
1801-1849, Germany 

Dress, W.J.: William John Dress, 

1918— , United States (cultivated plants) Ehrh.: Jakob Friedrich Ehrhart, 
1742-1795, Germany 

Druce: George Claridge Druce, 

1850-1932, United Kingdom Ell.: Stephen Elliot, 
1771-1830, United States 

Drude: Carl Georg Oscar Drude, 

1852-1933, Germany Ellis: John Ellis, 
1710-1776, United Kingdom 

Dudley, T.R.: Theodore Robert Dudley, 


1936— , United States (Ilex, Viburnum, cultivated Emeric: D. Emeric, 

plants) fl. ca. 1828, France 

Duham.: Henri Louis Duhamel du Monceau, Endl.: Stephan Friedrich Ladislaus Endlicher, 
1700-1782, France 1804-1849, Austria 


Endress, P.: Peter Karl Endress, 
1942-— , Switzerland (Hamamelidaceae) 


Engelm.: George Engelmann, 
1809-1884, United States 


Engl.: Heinrich Gustav Adolf Engler, 
1844-1930, Germany 


Exell: Arthur Wallis Exell, 
1901- , United Kingdom 


Fabr.: Philipp Conrad Fabricius, 
1714-1774, Germany 


Fedde: Friedrich Karl Georg Fedde, 
1873-1942, Germany 


Ferguson, A.R.: Allan Ross Ferguson, 
1943- , New Zealand (Actinidia) 


Fern.: Merritt Lyndon Fernald, 
1873-1950, United States 


Fischer: Friedrich Ernst Ludwig von Fischer, 
1782-1854, Russia 


Fitschen: Jost Fitschen, 
1869-1947, Germany (Coniferae) 


Fletcher: Fletcher & Sons Nursery, 
fl. 1913, United Kingdom 


Flinck: Karl Evert Flinck, 
1915-— , Sweden 


Florin: Carl Rudolph Florin, 
1894-1965, Sweden 


Forbes: James Forbes, 
1773-1861, United Kingdom 


Foret: James Aloysius Foret, 
1921-— , United States 


Forrest: George Forrest, 
1873-1932, United Kingdom (collector in China) 


Forssk.: Pehr Forsskal, 
1732-1763, Finland 


Forst., J.G.: Johann Georg Adam Forster, 
1754-1794, Germany 


Forst., J.R.: Johann Reinhold Forster, 
1729-1798, Germany 


Fort.: Robert Fortune, 
1812-1880, United Kingdom (collector in China) 


Fosberg: Francis Raymond Fosberg, 
1908— , United States 


Frahm: G. Frahm, 
fl. 1898— , Germany 


Franch.: Adrien René Franchet, 
1834-1900, France 


Franco: Joao Manuel Antonio Paes 
do Amaral Franco, 
1921- , Portugal 


Gable: Joseph Benson Gable, 
1886-1972, United States (nurseryman) 


Gaertn.: Joseph Gaertner, 
1732-1791, Germany 


Gaertn., C.F.: Carl Friedrich von Gaertner, 
1772-1850, Germany 


Gagnep.: Francois Gagnepain, 
1866-1952, France 


Gamble: James Sykes Gamble, 
1847-1925, United Kingdom 


Gard.: Alexander Garden, 
1730-1792, United Kingdom, United States 


Gatt.: Augustin Gattinger, 
1825-1903, United States 


Gaudin: Jean Francois Aimée Gottlieb Philippe 
Gaudin, 


1766-1833, Switzerland 


Gaussen: Henri Marcel Gaussen, 
1891-1981, France 


Gentry, A.: Alwyn Howard Gentry, 
1945-1993, United States 


Gibson, D.: Dorothy Nash Gibson, 
1921- , United States 


Gilg: Ernst Friedrich Gilg, 
1867-1933, Germany 


Gillies: John Gillies, 
1792-1834, United Kingdom 


Glassman: Sidney Frederick Glassman, 
1919- , United States 


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Gleditsch: Johann Gottlieb Gleditsch, 
1714-1786, Germany 


Glend.: Robert Glendinning, 
1805-1862, United Kingdom 


Gmel., J.F.: Johann Friedrich Gmelin, 
1748-1804, Germany 


Godfrey: Robert Kenneth Godfrey, 
1911- , United States 


Godr.: Dominique Alexandre Godron, 
1807-1880, France 


Gord.: George Gordon, 
1806-1879, Ireland (Coniferae) 


Gr., A.: Asa Gray, 
1810-1888, United States 


Graebn.: Karl Otto Robert Peter Paul Graebner, 
1871-1933, Germany 


Graham, R.: Robert C. Graham, 
1786-1845, United Kingdom 


Green, P.S.: Peter Shaw Green, 
1920— , United Kingdom 


Greene: Edward Lee Greene, 
1843-1915, United States 


Gren.: Jean Charles Marie Grenier, 
1808-1875, France 


Griseb.: August Heinrich Rudolph Grisebach, 
1814-1879, Germany 


Grootend.: Herman Johannes Grootendorst, 


1911- , Netherlands (dendrology, Rhododendron) 


Guill.: André Guillaumin, 
1885-1974, France 


Gumbleton: William Edward Gumbleton, 
1840-1911, Ireland 


HBK.: See Humboldt; Bonpland; Kunth 


Haenke: Thaddaus Peregrinus Xaverius Haenke, 


1761-1817, Czechoslovakia 


Hance: Henry Fletcher Hance, 
1827-1886, United Kingdom, China 


Hand.-Mazz.: Heinrich R. E. Handel-Mazzetti, 
1882-1940, Austria 


Hansen, N.E.: Niels Ebbesen Hansen, 
1866-1950, Denmark 


Hara: Hiroshi Hara, 
1911-1986, Japan 


Hariot: Paul Auguste Hariot, 
1854-1917, France 


Harrow, R.: Robert Lewis Harrow, 
1867-1954, United Kingdom 


Hartm.: Carl Johan Hartman, 
1790-1849, Sweden 


Hartw.: Carl Theodor Hartweg, 
1812-1871, Germany 


Harv.: William Henry Harvey, 
1811-1866, Ireland 


Hassk.: Justus Karl Hasskarl, 
1811-1894, Germany, Java 


Hatusima: Sumihiko Hatusima, 
1906— , Japan (dendrology) 


Hayata: Bunzo Hayata, 
1874-1934, Japan, Taiwan 


Hayne: Friedrich Gottlob Hayne, 
1763-1832, Germany 


Hedl.: Johan Theodor Hedlund, 
1861-1953, Sweden 


Hedr.: Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick, 
1870-1951, United States 


Hedwig, R.: Romanus Adolf Hedwig, 
1772-1806, Germany 


Heller: Amos Arthur Heller, 
1867-1944, United States 


Hemsl.: William Botting Hemsley, 
1843-1924, United Kingdom 


Henderson: James Henderson, 
fl. 1980, United States 


Henry, A.: Augustine Henry, 
1857-1930, Ireland, China 


Henry, J.K.: Joseph Kaye Henry, 
1866-1930, Canada 


Henry, L.: Louis Henry, 
1853-1908, France (horticulture) 


Herd.: Ferdinand Gottfried Maximilian Theobold 
von Herder, 
1828-1896, Germany, Russia 


Herincq: Francois Herincq, 
1820-1891, France 


Herrm., J.: J. Herrmann, 
1738-1800, France 


Hesse: Hermann Albrecht Hesse, 
1852-1937, Germany (dendrology) 


Hibb.: James Shirley Hibberd, 
1825-1890, United Kingdom (horticulture) 


Hiern: William Philip Hiern, 
1839-1925, United Kingdom 


Hildebr.: F.H.G. Hildebrand, 
1835-1915, Germany 


Hill, J.: John Hill, 
1716-1775, United Kingdom 


Hochst.: Christian Ferdinand Friedrich 
Hochstetter, 
1787-1860, Germany 


Hoffm., K.: Kathe Hoffmann, 
1883-ca. 1931, Germany 


Hoffmgg.: Johann Centurius von Hoffmannsegg, 
1766-1849, Germany 


Holtt.: Richard Eric Holttum, 
1895-1990, United Kingdom 


Hook.: William Jackson Hooker, 
1785-1865, United Kingdom 


Hook.f.: Joseph Dalton Hooker, 
1817-1911, United Kingdom 


Hoppe: David Heinrich Hoppe, 
1760-1846, Germany 


Hort.: Hortorum (of gardens) or hortulanorum 
(of gardeners) 


Horton: James H. Horton, 
1931- , United States 


Horvath: Michael Henry Horvath, 
fl. 1934, United States (Berberis) 


House, H.: Homer Doliver House, 
1878-1949, United States 


Houtt.: Maarten Houttuyn, 
1720-1798, Netherlands 


Houz. de Leh.: Jean Auguste-Hippolyte Houzeau 
de Lehaie, 
1867-1959, Belgium (bamboo) 


Hu, H.H.: Hsen Hsu Hu (Xian Su Hu), 
1894-1968, China (dendrology) 


Hu, S.Y.: Shiu-Ying Hu, 
1910- , United States, China 


Hubb., F.T.: Frederic Tracy Hubbard, 
1875-1962, United States 


Huds.: William Hudson, 
1730-1793, United Kingdom 


Hull: John Hull, 
1761-1843, United Kingdom 


Humboldt: Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Alexander 
von Humboldt, 
1769-1859, Germany, South America 


Hume: Hardrada Harold Hume, 
1875-1965, United States, Canada (Ilex, 


Camellia) 


Hutch.: John Hutchinson, 
1884-1972, United Kingdom 


Hylander: Nils Hylander, 
1904-1970, Sweden 


Hylmo: Bertil Hylm6, 
1915— , Sweden 


Ingram, J.: John William Ingram, 
1924— , United States (cultivated plants) 


Ito: Tokutaro Ito, 
1868-1941, Japan 


Jack: William Jack, 
1795-1822, United Kingdom 


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Jacks., A.B.: Albert Bruce Jackson, 
1876-1947, United Kingdom (Coniferae) 


Jacq.: Nicolaus Joseph von Jacquin, 
1727-1817, Austria 


Jacq.f.: Joseph Franz von Jacquin, 
1766-1839, Austria 


Jacques: Henri Antoine Jacques, 
1782-1866, France 


Jaeger: Hermann Jaeger, 
1815-1890, Germany (horticulture) 


James: Edwin James, 
1797-1861, United States 


Jennison: Harry Milliken Jennison, 
1885-1940, United States 


Johnst., I.M.: Ivan Murray Johnston, 
1898-1960, United States 


Johnst., M.C.: Marshall Corning Johnston, 


1930- , United States 


Jong: Pieter Cornelius DeJong, 
1938-— , Netherlands (Acer) 


Judd: Walter Stephen Judd, 
1951- , United States 


Juss.: Antoine Laurent de Jussieu, 
1748-1836, France 


Kache: Paul Kache, 
1882-1945, Germany (horticulture) 


Kalk.: Cornelis Kalkman, 
1928- , Netherlands 


Kalmb.: George Anthony Kalmbacher, 
1897-1977, United States (horticulture) 


Kaneh.: Ryozo Kanehira, 
1882-1947, Japan, Taiwan (dendrology) 


Kanitz: August Kanitz, 
1843-1896, Hungary 


Karelin: Gregor Silitsch Karelin, 
1801-1872, Russia 


Karst.: Gustav Karl Wilhelm Hermann Karsten, 


1817-1908, Germany 


Ker-Gawl.: John Bellenden Ker Gawler, 
1764-1842, United Kingdom 


Kerner, A.: Anton Joseph Kerner von Marilaun, 


1831-1898, Austria 


Kikuchi: Akio Kikuchi, 
1883-1951, Japan 


Kimura: Arika Kimura, 
1900-— , Japan 


Kirchn.: George Kirchner, 
1837-1885, Germany 


Kirkman: W. Benson Kirkman, 
contemporary, United States 


Kitam.: Siro Kitamura, 
1906- , Japan 


Klotz.: Johann Friedrich Klotzsch, 
1805-1860, Germany 


Knight, H.: Henry Knight, 
1834-1896, United Kingdom (nurseryman) 


Knight, J.: Joseph Knight, 
17772-1855, United Kingdom (nurseryman) 


Knoop: Johann Hermann Knoop, 
ca. 1700-1769, Germany (horticulture) 


Koch, K.: Karl Heinrich Emil Koch, 
1809-1879, Germany (dendrology) 


Kochs: Julius Kochs, 
1900-— , Germany 


Koehne: Bernhard Adalbert Emil Koehne, 
1848-1918, Germany (dendrology) 


Koenig: Johann Gerhard K6nig, 
1728-1785, Germany 


Koidz.: Gen’ichi Koidzumi, 
1883-1953, Japan 


Komar.: Vladimir Leontjevich Komarov, 
1869-1945, Russia 


Kosterm.: André Joseph Guillaume Henri 
Kostermans, 
1907-— , Netherlands, Indonesia 


Kotschy: Carl Georg Theodor Kotschy, 
1813-1866, Austria 


Kruessm.: Gerd Kriissmann, 
1910-1980, Germany (dendrology) 


Ktze., O.: Karl Ernst Otto Kuntze, 
1843-1907, Germany 


Kudo: Yushun Kudo, 
1887-1932, Japan 


Kunth: Carl Sigismund Kunth, 
1788-1850, Germany 


Kurz: Wilhelm Sulpiz Kurz, 
1834-1878, Germany 


L’Her.: Charles Louis L’Héritier de Brutelle, 
1746-1800, France 


L.: Carl Linnaeus, 
1707-1778, Sweden 


L.f.: Carl Linnaeus, filius, 
1741-1783, Sweden 


Labill.: Jacques Julien Houtton de Labillardiere, 
1755-1834, France 


Lag.: Mariano Lagasca y Segura, 
1776-1839, Spain 


Lam.: Jean Baptiste Antoine Pierre de Monnet de 
Lamarck, 
1744-1829, France 


Lamb.: Alymer Bourke Lambert, 
1761-1842, United Kingdom 


Lange, J.: Johan Martin Christian Lange, 
1818-1898, Denmark 


Latour-Marl.: Joseph (Bory) Latour-Marliac, 
1830-1911, France 


Lauche: Wilhelm Lauche, 
1827-1883, Germany (dendrology) 


Lauener: Lucien André Lauener, 
1918-1991, United Kingdom 


Lav.: Pierre Alphonse Martin Lavallée, 
1836-1884, France 


Laws., C.: Charles Lawson, 
1794-1873, United Kingdom (Coniferae) 


Laws., P.: Peter Lawson, 
fl. ca.1870, United Kingdom (Coniferae) 


Laxm.: Erich Laxmann, 
1737-1796, Finland, Russia 


Ledeb.: Karl Friedrich von Ledebour, 
1785-1851, Germany 


Lem.: (Antoine) Charles Lemaire, 
1801-1871, France 


Lemmon, J.G.: John Gill Lemmon, 
1832-1908, United States 


Lemmon, W.P.: W.P. Lemmon, 
fl. 1938, United States (Rhododendron) 


Lemoine, E.: Emile Lemoine, 
1862-1943, France 


Lemoine, V.: Pierre Louis Victor Lemoine, 
1823-1911, France 


Lev.: Augustin Abel Hector Léveille, 
1863-1918, France 


Lex.: Juan José Martinez de Lexarza, 
1785-1824, Mexico 


Li: Hui Lin Li, 
1911- , United States 


Liang, C.F.: Chou Fen Liang, 
1921- , China (Actinidia) 


Liebl.: Franz Kaspar Lieblein, 
1744-1810, Germany 


Lindl.: John Lindley, 
1799-1865, United Kingdom 


Link: Johann Heinrich Friedrich Link, 
1767-1851, Germany 


Little: Elbert Luther Little, Jr., 
1907-— , United States 


Litvin.: Dmitri Ivanovich Litvinov, 
1854-1929, Russia 


Liu: Tang Shui Liu, 
fl. 1966-1982, Taiwan (Coniferae, Abies) 


Llave: Pablo de La Llave, 
1773-1833, Mexico 


Lodd.: Conrad Loddiges, 
1738-1826, Netherlands, United Kingdom 


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Loesn.: Ludwig Eduard Theodor Loesener, 


1865-1941, Germany 


Loisel.: Jean Louis Auguste Loiseleur- 
Deslongchamps, 
1774-1849, France 


Lotsy: Johannes Paulus Lotsy, 
1867-1931, Netherlands 


Loud.: John Claudius Loudon, 
1783-1843, United Kingdom 


Lour.: Joao de Loureiro, 
1717-1791, Portugal 


Lundell: Cyrus Longworth Lundell, 
1907-— , United States 


Macf.: James Macfadyen, 
1798-1850, United Kingdom 


Maiden: Joseph Henry Maiden, 
1859-1925, United Kingdom, Australia 


Maire: Rene Charles Joseph Ernest Maire, 


1878-1949, France, Algeria 


Makino: Tomitaro Makino, 
1862-1957, Japan 


Manetti: Guiseppe Manetti, 
1831-1858, Italy 


Mansf.: Rudolph Mansfeld, 
1901-1960, Germany 


Markgr.: Friedrich Markgraf, 
1897-1987, Germany, Switzerland 


Mardq.: Cecil Victor Boley Marquand, 
1897-1943, United Kingdom 


Marsh.: Humphrey Marshall, 
1722-1801, United States 


Marsili: Giovanni Marsili, 
1727-1794, Italy 


Mart.: Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius, 
1794-1868, Germany 


Martinez: Maximino Martinez, 
1888-1964, Mexico 


Masam.: Genkei Masamune, 
1899- , Japan 


Mast.: Maxwell Tylden Masters, | 
1833-1907, United Kingdom 


Matsum.: Jinzo Matsumura, 
1856-1928, Japan 


Mattusch.: Heinrich Gottfried von Mattuschka, 
1734-1779, Germany 


Maxim.: Carl Johann Maximowicz, 
1827-1891, Russia 


Mayr: Heinrich Mayr, 
1856-1911, Germany (dendrology) 


Mazel: Eugene Mazel, 
fl. 1872, France (cultivated plants) 


Mazzeo: Peter M. Mazzeo, 
1940— , United States (dendrology) 


McClelland: John McClelland, 
1805-1883, United Kingdom 


McClint.: Elizabeth May McClintock, 
1912— , United States (cultivated plants, 
Hydrangea) 


McClure: Floyd Alonso McClure, 
1897-1970, United States (bamboo) 


McKay: John A. McKay, 
fl. 1938, United States (Rhododendron) 


McKelvey: Susan Adams (nee Delano) McKelvey, 
1888-1964, United States 


Medik.: Friedrich Kasimir Medikus, 
1736-1808, Germany 


Meikle: Robert Desmond Meikle, 
1923-— , United Kingdom 


Meisn.: Carl Daniel Friedrich Meisner, 
1800-1874, Switzerland 


Melander: Leonard William Melander, 
1893-— , United States. 


Merr.: Elmer Drew Merrill, 
1876-1956, United States 


Meunissier: Auguste Alexandre Meunissier, 
1876-1947, France 


Mey., C.A.: Carl Anton von Meyer, 
1795-1855, Russia 


Mey., E.: Ernst Heinrich Friedrich Meyer, 


1791-1858, Germany 


Mey., F.G.: Frederick Gustav Meyer, 
1917- , United States 


Michx.: André Michaux, 
1746-1808, France, United States 


Michx.f.: Francois André Michaux, 
1770-1855, France, United States 


Miers: John Miers, 
1789-1879, United Kingdom 


Miki: Shigeru Miki, 
1901-1974, Japan 


Mill.: Philip Miller, 
1691-1771, United Kingdom 


Millais: John Guille Millais, 


1865-1931, United Kingdom, (Magnolia, 


Rhododendron) 


Miq.: Friedrich Anton Wilhelm Miquel, 
1811-1871, Netherlands 


Mirb.: Charles Francois Brisseau de Mirbel, 


1776-1854, France 


Mitf.: Algernon Bertram Freeman Mitford, 


1837-1916, United Kingdom (bamboo) 


Miyabe: Kingo Miyabe, 
1860-1951, Japan 


Moc.: José Mariano Mocino, 
1757-1820, Mexico 


Moench: Conrad Moench, 
1744-1805, Germany 


Mol.: Juan Ignacio Molina, 
1737=1829, Chile 


Momiy.: Yasuichi Momiyama, 
1904— , Japan 


Moore, H.E.: Harold Emery Moore, Jr., 
1917-1980, United States 


Moore, R.J.: Raymond John Moore, 
1918- , Canada 


Moore, T.: Thomas Moore, 
1821-1887, United Kingdom 


Moric.: Moise Etienne (Stefano) Moricand, 
1779-1854, Switzerland 


Morley: Brian D. Morley, 
1943- , Australia 


Morong: Thomas Morong, 
1827-1894, United States 


Mottet: Seraphin Joseph Mottet, 
1861-1930, France (horticulture) 


Muell., F.: Ferdinand Jacob Heinrich von 
Mueller, 
1825-1896, Germany, Australia 


Muell.-Arg.: Johannes Muller Argoviensis [of 
Aargau], 


1828-1896, Switzerland 


Muenchh.: Otto von Mtinchhausen, 
1716-1774, Germany 


Muhl.: Gotthilf Henry Ernest Muhlenberg, 
1753-1815, United States 


Muller: Cornelius Herman Muller, 
1909-— , United States 


Munro: William Munro, 
1818-1880, United Kingdom (bamboo) 


Murata: Gen Murata (Gen Nakai), 
1927- , Japan 


Murr., A.: Andrew Murray, 
1812-1878, United Kingdom (Coniferae) 


Murr., E.: Albert Edward Murray, 
1935-— , United States 


Murr., J.A.: Johan Andreas Murray, 
1740-1791, Sweden 


Mutis: José Celestino Bruno Mutis, 
1732-1808, Spain, Colombia 


Nakai: Takenoshin Nakai, 
1882-1952, Japan 


Nash: George Valentine Nash, 
1864-1921, United States 


Necker: Noel Martin Joseph de Necker, 
1730-1793, France 


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Nees: Christian Gottfried Nees von Esenbeck, 
1776-1858, Germany 


Nees, T.: Theodor Friedrich Ludwig Nees von 
Esenbeck, 
1787-1837, Germany 


Nelson, J.: John Nelson (pseudonym “Johannes 
Senilis”), 
fl. 1860's, United Kingdom 


Nemoto: Kwanji Nemoto, 
1860-1936, Japan 


Nichols.: George Nicholson, 
1847-1908, United Kingdom (horticulture) 


Niedenzu: Franz Joseph Niedenzu, 
1857-1937, Germany 


Nutt.: Thomas Nuttall, 
1786-1859, United Kingdom, United States 


Oerst.: Anders Sandoe Oersted, 
1816-1872, Denmark, Central America 


Ohwi: Jisaburo Ohwi, 
1905-1977, Japan 


Oliv.: Daniel Oliver, 
1830-1916, United Kingdom 


Opiz: Philipp Maximilian Opiz, 
1787-1858, Czechoslovakia 


Ort.: Casimiro Gomez Ortega, 
1740-1818, Spain 


Osbeck: Pehr Osbeck, 
1723-1805, Sweden (collector in China) 


Osborn: Arthur Osborn, 
1878-1964, United Kingdom 


Otto: Christoph Friedrich Otto, 
1783-1856, Germany 


Ottol.: Kornelius Johannes Willem Ottolander, 
1822-1887, Netherlands 


Oudemans: Cornelius Anton Jan Abraham 
Oudemans, 
1825-1906, Netherlands (dendrology) 


Palib.: Ivan Vladimirovich Palibin, 
1872-1949, Russia 


Pall.: Peter Simon Pallas, 
1741-1811, Germany, Russia 


Palm.: Ernest Jesse Palmer, 
1875-1962, United Kingdom, United States 


Pamp.: Renato Pampanini, 
1875-1949, Italy 


Pancic.: Josef Pancié, 
1814-1888, Yugoslavia 


Parl.: Filippo Parlatore, 
1816-1877, Italy (Coniferae) 


Pavon: Josée Antonio Pavon, 
1754-1844, Spain, Peru, Chile 


Pax: Ferdinand Albin Pax, 
1858-1942, Germany 


Paxt.: Joseph Paxton, 
1803-1865, United Kingdom 


Pearce: Sydney Albert Pearce, 
1906-1972, United Kingdom (cultivated plants) 


Perk.: Janet Russell Perkins, 
1853-1933, United States 


Pers.: Christiaan Hendrik Persoon, - 
1761-1836, So. Africa, Germany, France 


Phipps: James Bird Phipps, 
1934— , Canada (Crataegus) 


Pierre: Jean Baptiste Louis Pierre, 
1833-1905, France 


Pike: Arnold Pike, 
fl. 1890's, United Kingdom 


Pilger: Robert Knud Friedrich Pilger, 
1876-1953, Germany 


Planch.: Jules Emile Planchon, 
1823-1888, France 


Poggenburg: Justus F erdinand Poggenburg, 
1840-1893, Germany, United States 


Poir.: Jean Louis Marie Poiret, 
1755-1834, France 


Poit.: Pierre Antoine Poiteau, 
1766-1854, France (cultivated plants) 


Pojark.: Antonina Ivanovna Pojarkova, 
1897-1980, Russia 


Pollard: Charles Louis Pollard, 
1872-1945, United States 


Pourr.: Pierre André Pourret, 
1754-1818, France 


Prain: David Prain, 
1857-1944, United Kingdom 


Presl: Karel Boriwag Presl, 
1794-1852, Czechoslovakia 


Presl, J.: Jan Svatopluk Presl, 
1791-1849, Czechoslovakia 


Pritz.: Ernst Georg Pritzel., 
1875-1946, Germany 


Purk.: Emanuel von Purkyné, 
1832-1882, Czechoslovakia 


Pursh: Frederick Traugott Pursh, 
1774-1820, Germany, United States 


Raber: Oran Lee Raber, 
1893-1940, United States 


Raddi: Giuseppe Raddi, 
1770-1829, Italy 


Raeusch.: Ernst Adolf Raeuschel, 
fl. 1772-1797, Germany 


Raf.: Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, 
1783-1840, United States 


Rayner: Douglas A. Rayner, 
1949- , United States 


Reade: John Moore Reade, 
1876-1937, Canada, United States 


Regel: Eduard August von Regel, 
1815-1892, Germany, Russia 


Rehd.: Alfred Rehder, 
1863-1949, Germany, United States (dendrology) 


Reichenb.: Heinrich Gottlieb Ludwig 
Reichenbach, 
1793-1879, Germany 


Retz.: Anders Jahan Retzius, 
1742-1821, Sweden 


Reveal: James Lauritz Reveal, 
1941- , United States 


Rich., A.: Achille Richard, 
1794-1852, France 


Rich., L.C.: Louis Claude Marie Richard, 
1754-1821, France 


Riv., A.: Marie Auguste Riviere, 
1821-1877, France (bamboo) 


Riv., C.: Charles Marie Riviére, 
1845-?, France (bamboo) 


Rivers: Thomas Rivers, 
1798-1877, United Kingdom (nurseryman) 


Robinson: Benjamin Lincoln Robinson, 
1864-1935, United States 


Robs., N.: Norman K. B. Robson, 
1928— , United Kingdom (Hypericum) 


Roberts: A.V. Roberts, 
United Kingdom 


Roem.: Johann Jacob Roemer, 
1763-1819, Germany 


Roem., M.J.: Max J. Roemer, 
1791-1849, Germany 


Rolfe: Robert Allen Rolfe, 
1855-1921, United Kingdom 


Rose: Joseph Nelson Rose, 
1862-1928, United States 


Roth: Albrecht Wilhelm Roth, 
1757-1834, Germany 


Rottl.: Johann Peter Rottler, 
1749-1836, France, India 


Rouleau: Joseph Albert Ernest Rouleau, 
1916-1991, Canada 


Rowlee: Willard Winfield Rowlee, 
1861-1923, United States 


Rowley: Gordon Douglas Rowley, 
1921- , United Kingdom 


Roxb.: William Roxburgh, 
1751-1815, United Kingdom, India 


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Royle: John Forbes Royle, 
1798-1858, United Kingdom 


Rudd: Velva Elaine Rudd, 
1910- , United States 


Ruempler: Karl Theodor Rtimpler, 
1817-1891, Germany 


Ruiz: Hipolito Ruiz Lopez, 
1754-1815, Spain, Peru, Chile 


Rupr.: Franz Joseph Ruprecht, 
1814-1870, Czechoslovakia, Russia 


Rushforth: K.D. Rushforth, 
fl. 1983, United Kingdom (Coniferae) 


Rydb.: Per Axel Rydberg, 
1860-1931, United States 


Salisb.: Richard Anthony Salisbury, 
1761-1829, United Kingdom 


Sarg.: Charles Sprague Sargent, 
1841-1927, United States (dendrology) 


Sav.: Paul Amedée Ludovic Savatier, 
1830-1891, France (flora of Japan) 


Schaeffer: Jacob Christian Schaeffer, 
1718-1790, Germany 


Schauer: Johannes Conrad Schauer, 
1813-1848, Germany 


Scheele: Georg Heinrich Adolph Scheele, 
1808-1864, Germany 


Schelle: Ernst Schelle, 
1864-1945, Germany (horticulture) 


Schery: Robert Walter Schery, 
1917-1987, United States 


Schiede: Christian Julius Wilhelm Schiede, 
1798-1836, Germany 


Schlechtend.: Diederich Franz Leonhard von 
Schlechtendal, 
1794-1866, Germany 


Schmidt, F.: Friedrich Karl Schmidt, 
1832-1908, Russia 


Schneid.: Camillo Karl Schneider, 
1876-1951, Germany, United States (dendrology) 


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Schottky: Ernst Max Schottky, 
1888-1915, Germany 


Schrad.: Heinrich Adolph Schrader, 
1767-1836, Germany 


Schreber: Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber, 
1739-1810, Germany 


Schub.: Bernice Giduz Schubert, 
1913-— , United States 


Schultes, J.A.: Josef August Schultes, 
1773-1831, Austria 


Schultes, J.H.: Julius Hermann Schultes, 
1804-1840, Austria 


Schultz, H.: Elmer H. Schultz, 
fl. 1934, United States (Berberis) 


Schum.: Karl Moritz Schumann, 
1851-1904, Germany 


Schwarz, O.: Otto Karl Anton Schwarz, 
1900-1983, Germany 


Schwerin: Fritz Kurt Alexander von Schwerin, 
1856-1934, Germany (dendrology) 


Scop.: Giovanni Antonio Scopoli, 
1723-1788, Austria, Italy 


Sealy: Joseph Robert Sealy, 
1907-— , United Kingdom 


Seemann: Berthold Carl Seemann, 
1825-1871, Germany 


Seemen: Karl Otto von Seemen, 
1838-1910, Germany 


Seldin: Margaret J. Seldin, 
fl. 1976, United States 


Sendtn.: Otto Sendtner, 
1813-1859, Germany 


Ser.: Nicolas Charles Seringe, 
1776-1858, France 


Sesse: Martin de Sessé y Lacasta, 
1751-1808, Spain, Mexico 


Sharp: Aaron John Sharp, 
1904— , United States 


Sharp, W.: Ward McClintic Sharp, 
1904— , United States 


Shibata: Keita Shibata, 
1877-1949, Japan 


Shinners: Lloyd Herbert Shinners, 
1918-1971, Canada, United States 


Sieb.: Philipp Franz von Siebold, 
1796-1866, Germany 


Simmonds: Arthur Simmonds, 
1892-1968, United Kingdom (horticulture) 


Simonk.: Lajos Simonkai, 
1851-1910, Hungary 


Sims: John Sims, 
1749-1831, United Kingdom 


Skan: Sidney Alfred Skan, 
1870-1939, United Kingdom (horticulture) 


Skeels: Homer Collar Skeels, 
1873-1934, United States 


Skipwith: Geoffrey Skipwith, 
fl. 1924-29, United Kingdom (nurseryman) 


Skvortz.: Boris Vassilievich Skvortzov, 
1890-1980, Poland, Brazil 


Sleumer: Hermann Otto Sleumer, 
1906-— , Germany, Netherlands 


Sm.: James Edward Smith, 
1759-1828, United Kingdom 


Sm., A.C.: Albert Charles Smith, 
1906- , United States 


Sm., A.R.: Alan Reed Smith, 
1938- , United Kingdom 


Sm., E.A.: Eugene Allen Smith, 
1841-1927, United States 


Sm., L.B.: Lyman Bradford Smith, 
1904— , United States 


Sm., W.G.: William Gardner Smith, 
1866-1928, United Kingdom 


Sm., W.W.: William Wright Smith, 
1875-1956, United Kingdom 


Small: John Kunkel Small, 
1869-1938, United States 


Soderstrom: Thomas Robert Soderstrom, 
1936-1987, United States 


Sol.: Daniel Carl Solander, 
1733-1782, Sweden, United Kingdom 


Solym.: Sigmond L. Solymosy, 
1906-1974, United States 


Soul.-Bod.: Etienne Soulange-Bodin, 
1774-1846, France (horticulture) 


Spach: Edouard Spach, 
1801-1879, France 


Spaeth: Franz Ludwig Spath, 
1838-1913, Germany (horticulture) 


Spongberg: Stephen A. Spongberg, 
1942- , United States 


Sprague: Thomas Archibald Sprague, 
1877-1958, United Kingdom 


Spreng.: Kurt Polykarp Joachim Sprengel, 
1766-1833, Germany 


St. Hil.: Auguste Francois César 
Prouvencal de Saint-Hilaire, 


1779-1853, France 


Stapf: Otto Stapf, 
1857-1933, Austria, United Kingdom 


Staunt.: George Leonard Staunton, 
1737-1801, United Kingdom 


Stearn: William Thomas Stearn, 
1911-— , United Kingdom 


Sterns: Emerson Ellick Sterns, 
1846-1926, United States 


Steud.: Ernst Gottlieb von Steudel, 
1783-1856, Germany 


Steven: Christian von Steven, 
1781-1863, France, United States 


Stewart, J.L.: John Lindsay Stewart, 
1832-1873, United Kingdom, India 


Steyerm.: Julian Alfred Steyermark, 
1909-1988, United States 


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Stokes: Jonathan Stokes, 
1755-1831, United Kingdom 


Stritch: Lawrence R. Stritch, 
1953- , United States 


Sukachev: Vladimir Nikolaevich Sukachev, 
1880-1967, Russia 


Sun: Siang Chung Sun, 
1908- , China 


Suring.: Willem Frederik Reinier Suringar, 
1832-1898, Netherlands 


Svenson: Henry Knute Svenson, 
1897-1986, United States 


Swartz, O.: Olof Peter Swartz, 
1760-1818, Sweden 


Sweet: Robert Sweet, 


1783-1835, United Kingdom (cultivated plants) 


Swingle: Walter Tennyson Swingle, 
1871-1952, United States (Citrus) 


Szysz.: Ignaz von Szyszylowicz, 
1857-1910, Poland 


T. & G.: See Torr.; A. Gr. 


Tagg: Henry Frank Tagg, 
1874-1933, United Kingdom (Rhododendron) 


Takeda: Hisayoshi Takeda, 
1883-1972, Japan 


Tarbox: Gurdon Lucius Tarbox, Jr., 
1927- , United States (horticulture) 


Tausch: Ignaz Friedrich Tausch, 
1793-1848, Czechoslovakia 


Taylor, T.M.C.: Thomas Mayne 
Cunninghame Taylor, 
1904-1983, Canada, South Africa 


Temple: F.L. Temple, 
fl. 1885-1893, United States (nurseryman) 


Tenore: Michele Tenore, 
1780-1861, Italy 


Teran: Manuel de Mier y Teran, 
1789?-1852, Mexico 


Thoms.: Thomas Thomson, 
1817-1878, United Kingdom 


Thory: Claude Antoine Thory, 
1759-1827, France 


Thouin: André Thouin, 
1747-1824, France 


Thunb.: Carl Peter Thunberg, 
1743-1828, Sweden, Japan, South Africa 


Tieghem: Philippe Edouard Léon van Tieghem, 


1839-1914, France 


Tobl.: Friedrich Tobler, 
1879-1957, Switzerland (Hedera) 


Torr.: John Torrey, 
1796-1873, United States 


Tratt.: Leopold Trattinnick, 
1764-1849, Austria 


Traut.: Ernst Rudolph von Trautvetter, 
1809-1889, Russia 


Trecul: Auguste Adolfe Lucien Trécul, 
1818-1896, France 


Trelease: William Trelease, 
1857-1945, United States 


Trew: Christoph Jakob Trew, 
1695-1769, Germany 


Troncoso: Nélida Sara Troncoso, 
1914-1988, Argentina 


Tseng, C.J.: Chang Jiang Tseng, 
1896-1980, China (Ilex) 


Turcz.: Nikolai Stepanovich Turczaninow, 
1796-1863, Russia 


Turner, B.L.: Billie Lee Turner, 
1925- , United States 


Turra: Antonio Turra, 
1730-1796, Italy 


Turrill: William Bertram Turrill, 
1890-1961, United Kingdom 


Tutch.: William James Tutcher, 
1867-1920, United Kingdom 


Uyeki: Homiki Uyeki, 
1882-— , Japan 


Vahl: Martin Henrichsen Vahl, 
1749-1804, Denmark 


Van Melle: Peter Jacobus van Melle, 
1891-1953, Netherlands, United States 
(Juniperus) 


Van.: Eugene Vaniot, 
?-1913, France 


Vasey: George Vasey, 
1822-1893, United States 


Veitch, J.G.: John Gould Veitch, 
1839-1870, United Kingdom 


Vent.: Etienne Pierre Ventenat, 
1757-1808, France 


Vill.: Celestino Fernandez-Villar, 
1838-1907, Spain, Philippines 


Villars: Dominique Villars, 
1745-1814, France 


Vilm., M.L.: Auguste Louis Maurice Levéque de 
Vilmorin, 
1849-1918, France 


Vis.: Roberto de Visiani, 
1800-1878, Italy 


Voss: Andreas Voss, 
1857-1924, Germany (cultivated plants) 


Vrughtman, F.: Freek Vrughtman, 
1927- , Canada (horticulture) 


Wall.: Nathaniel Wallich (Nathan Wolff), 
1786-1854, Denmark, India, Nepal 


Wallroth: Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Wallroth, 
1792-1857, Germany 


Walp.: Wilhelm Gerhard Walpers, 
1816-1853, Germany 


Walt.: Thomas Walter, 
1740-1789, United States 


Wang.: Friedrich Adam Julius von Wangenheim, 


1749-1800, Germany 


Warder: John Aston Warder, 
1812-1883, United States (horticulture) 


Wassh.: Dieter Carl Wasshausen, 
1938- , United States (Acanthaceae) 


Wats., P.W.: Peter William Watson, 
1761-1830, United Kingdom 


Wats., S.: Sereno Watson, 
1826-1892, United States 


Weatherby: Charles Alfred Weatherby, 
1875-1949, United States 


Webb, D.A.: David Allardice Webb, 
1912- , Ireland 


Webb, P.B.: Philip Barker Webb, 
1793-1854, United Kingdom 


Weber: Georg Heinrich Weber, 
1752-1828, Germany 


Wendl., H.: Hermann Wendland, 
1825-1903, Germany 


Wendl., J.C.: Johann Christoph Wendland, 
1755-1828, Germany 


Wesmael: Alfred Wesmael, 
1832-1905, Belgium (dendrology) 


Weston: Richard Weston, 
1733-1806, United Kingdom 


Weyer: W. van de Weyer, 
fl. 1914-20, United Kingdom 


Wieg.: Karl McKay Wiegand, 
1873-1942, United States 


Wight: Robert Wight, 
1796-1872, United Kingdom, India 


Wight, W.F.: William Franklin Wight, 
1874-1954, United States 


Willd.: Karl Ludwig von Willdenow, 
1765-1812, Germany 


Wils.: Ernest Henry Wilson, 
1876-1930, United Kingdom, United States 


Wilson, P.: Percy Wilson, 
1879-1944, United States 


235 


Wimmer: Christian Friedrich Heinrich Wimmer, 
1803-1868, Germany 


Wittmack: Max Carl Ludwig Wittmack, 
1839-1929, Germany 


Wolf, E.: Egbert Ludwigowitsch Wolf, 
1860-1931, Germany (dendrology) 


Wood, A.: Alphonso Wood, 
1810-1881, United States 


Woods, F.W.: Frank W. Woods, 
contemporary, United States 


Wright: Charles Henry Wright, 
1864-1941, United Kingdom 


Wright, J.: John Wright, 
1811-1846, United States 


Yamamoto: Yoshimatsu Yamamoto, 
1893-1947, Japan, Taiwan 


Yamazaki: Takasi Yamazaki, 
1921— , Japan 


Yatabe: Ryokichi Yatabe, 
1851-1899, Japan 


Young: Robert Armstrong Young, 
1876-1963, United States 


Zab.: Hermann Zabel, 
1832-1912, Germany (dendrology) 


Zenari: Silvia Zenari, 
1896-1956, Italy 


Zeyh.: Carl Ludwig Philipp Zeyher, 
1799-1858, Germany, So. Africa 


Zoll.: Heinrich Zollinger, 
1818-1859, Switzerland, Java 


Zucc.: Joseph Gerhard Zuccarini, 
1797-1848, Germany 


Zuccagni: Attilio Zuccagni, 
1754-1807, Italy 


Appendix B: Plant Collection Sites, 
Cited by Acronym 


The acronyms cited here identify the 677 sites 
where plant specimens were collected. Arranged 
alphabetically by state, the acronyms consist of 
two elements: (1) the first two letters are the 
postal code for the state or the District of Colum- 
bia, and (2) the second two letters identify a 
precise locale in the state where the plant was 
collected. ALAU thus stands for Alabama, Au- 
burn University; and DCNA, for the District of 
Columbia, the U.S. National Arboretum. 


ALAU 
ALBB 


ALBG 
ALBH 
ALBT 
ALCG 
ALCM 


ALCS 
ALCW 


ALDM 


ALEC 


ALEH 


ALFN 


ALFS 


ALHC 


ALIT 


ALJG 
ALMC 


ALMG 


ALON 


ALOS 


ALPH 


ALRH 


ALSH 


Auburn University, Auburn, Lee Co., AL 

Bank in downtown area, Birmingham, 
Jefferson Co., AL 

Bellingrath Gardens, Theodore, Mobile Co., AL 
Byers Nursery, Huntsville, Madison Co., AL 
Bryce State Mental Hospital, Tuscaloosa, 
Tuscaloosa Co., AL 

Vacant corner lot on Church Street near 
Government Street, Mobile, Mobile Co., AL 
Church Street Graveyard, Mobile, 

Mobile Co., AL 

Chamberlain Street, Mobile, Mobile Co., AL 
Nursery of Clarence H. Welch, US Highway 98, 
Wilmer, Mobile Co., AL 

House on Dauphin Street, Mobile, 

Mobile Co., AL 

Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, 

Jefferson Co., AL 


Private garden, 4558 Brookmoor Drive, Mobile, 


Mobile Co., AL 

Fraser Nursery, Birmingham, 

Jefferson Co., AL 

Horticulture Field Station Mobile (Spring Hill 
School), Mobile, Mobile Co., AL 

Private garden, 168 Peachtree Circle, Birming- 
ham, Jefferson Co., AL 

Milepost 36.5 on Interstate 85 near Tuskegee 
exit, Macon Co., AL 

Private garden, Eight Mile, Mobile Co., AL 
Beech Grove United Methodist Church, 
Francisco, Jackson Co., AL 

Magnolia Gardens, Chunchulla, 

Mobile Co., AL 

Overlook Nurseries, Route 98, Mobile, 
Mobile Co., AL 

Overlook Nursery, Schillinger Road, West 
Mobile, Mobile Co., AL 

Albert Pick Motel, US Route 72, Huntsville, 
Madison Co., AL 

Private garden, 4058 Old Shell Road, Spring 
Hill, Mobile, Mobile Co., AL 

Spring Hill College, Spring Hill, Mobile, 
Mobile Co., AL 


Scenic Motel, Highway 98, Mobile, 

Mobile Co., AL 

Roadside, US Route 11, 3 mi. south of 
Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Co., AL 

Tom Dodd Nursery, Semmes, Mobile Co., AL 
Travelodge Motel, Government Street, Mobile, 
Mobile Co., AL 

Roadside, US Route 11 at Tombigbee River 
(west side), Sumter Co., AL 

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 
Tuscaloosa Co., AL 

Private garden, Wulff Road, Semmes, 

Mobile Co., AL 

Private garden, Calion, Union Co., AR 
Private garden, Glendale, Lincoln Co., AR 
Private garden, 34 Edgehill Road, Little Rock, 
Pulaski Co., AR 

Private garden, 4 Longfellow Lane, Little Rock, 
Pulaski Co., AR 

Private garden, 36 River Ridge Road, Little 
Rock, Pulaski Co., AR 

Roadside, Route 130, Scott, Pulaski Co., AR 
Private garden, 12 Sherrill Road, Little Rock, 
Pulaski Co., AR 

University of Arkansas, Monticello, 

Drew Co., AR 

Private garden, 8 Longfellow Place, Little Rock, 
Pulaski Co., AR 

National Academy of Sciences, Wisconsin 
Avenue NW, Washington, DC 

Vacant lot at corner of Anacostia Avenue and 
Douglas Street NE, Washington, DC 

Arnold Estate Garden (now abandoned), 
4000 block, Massachusetts Avenue NW, 
Washington, DC 

Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, Douglas Street 
NE (off Kenilworth Avenue), Washington, DC 
Anacostia Park, near Sousa Bridge 
(Pennsylvania Avenue SE), Washington, DC 
US Botanic Garden grounds, 3d Street SW, 
Washington, DC 

Center for the Aging, 2601 18th Street NE, 
Washington, DC 

Private garden, 6010 31st Street NW, 
Washington, DC 

Cosmos Club, 2121 Massachusetts Avenue 
NW, Washington, DC 

US Capitol grounds, Washington DC 
Sidewalk along Delaware Avenue NE, by 
Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 
Columbia Island, Washington, DC 

Small park at Columbia and Kalorama Roads 
NW, Washington, DC 

Private garden, 3815 Alton Place NW, 
Washington, DC 

Connecticut Avenue NW, between Kanawha 
and Military Roads, Washington, DC 

Private garden, Dahlia Street and Georgia 
Avenue NW, Washington, DC 

Dumbarton Oaks Garden, 31st and R Streets 
NW, Washington, DC 

Vacant lot near Eastern Avenue and Laurel 
Street NW, Washington, DC 


237 


Vacant lot across from Franciscan Monastery, 
18th Street NE, Washington, DC 

Folger Park, 2d and D Streets SE, 
Washington, DC 

Near greenhouse, Independence Avenue at 1st 
Street SW, Washington, DC 

Private garden at 1617 29th Street 
(Georgetown), Washington, DC 

Garfield Park, F Street between lst and 3rd 
Streets SE, Washington, DC 

George Washington University campus, 
Washington, DC 

Hillwood Museum, 4115 Linnean Avenue NW, 
Washington, DC 

East Potomac Golf Course, Hains Point, 
Washington, DC 

Howard University campus, Washington, DC 
Private garden, 7433 Berkeley Terrace NW, 
Washington, DC 

Near John Paul Jones statue, 17th Street and 
Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC 
Jefferson Memorial grounds, Washington, DC 
Private garden, corner of Jackson Street and 
14th Street NE, Washington, DC 

Library of Congress, Washington, DC 
Lafayette Park, Washington, DC 

Private garden, MacArthur Boulevard near 
Arizona Avenue NW, Washington, DC 
Private garden, 1616 31st Street NW 
(Georgetown), Washington, DC 

Meridian Hill Park, 16th Street NW, 
Washington, DC 

The Mall, Washington, DC 

Fort McNair, Washington, DC 

US Navy, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, 
23d and E Streets NW, Washington, DC 

US National Arboretum, Washington, DC 
National Cathedral, Washington, DC 

Private garden, 3910 18th Street NE, 
Washington, DC 

National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC 
New York Avenue and 7th Street NW, 
Washington, DC 

Pan American Building, 17th and C Streets 
NW, Washington, DC 

Rock Creek Park Cemetery, Rock Creek 
Church Road NW, Washington, DC 

National Portrait Gallery, F and 7th Streets 
NW, Washington, DC 

Old District of Columbia Public Library 

(now UDC). New York Avenue and 7th Street 
NW, Washington, DC 

East Potomac Park, Washington, DC 

Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC 

Private garden, 2122 Rand Place NE, 
Washington, DC 

Private garden, 3051 Porter Street NW, 
Washington, DC 

Private garden, 3224 R Street NW, 
Washington, DC 

Department of State, C and 22d Streets NW, 
Washington, DC 


DCSE 


DCSG 


DCSH 


DCSI 


DCTB 
DCTF 


DCTN 


DCUR 


DCUS 


DCVK 


DCWA 


DCWH 


DCWM 


DCWP 
DCWR 


DECN 
DEEM 


DEFC 


DEFL 
DEMC 


DESC 


DESR 


DEWG 


FLAL 


FLBF 


FLBW 


FLCG 


FLCM 


FLCS 


FLDC 


FLDG 


FLDH 


Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital grounds, 

Martin Luther King Jr Avenue SE, 
Washington, DC 

Edge of woods at corner of Sargent Road and 
Galloway Road NE, Washington, DC 
Soldiers Home (near police station), 
Washington, DC 

Old Smithsonian Institution building 

(the “Castle”), Washington, DC 

Tidal Basin, Washington, DC 

Private garden, 1700 24th Street NE, 
Washington, DC 

Private garden, 4701 Fessenden Street NW, 
Washington, DC 

Mount Alto, site for new Russian Federation 
Embassy, Wisconsin Avenue NW, 
Washington, DC 

Union Square, 1st Street and The Mall, 
Washington, DC 

Private garden, 152 North Carolina Avenue 
SE, Washington, DC 

Westchester Apartments, 4000 Cathedral 
Avenue NW, Washington, DC 

The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue 
NW, Washington, DC 

Washington Monument grounds, 
Washington, DC 

West Potomac Park, Washington, DC 
Grounds of Walter Reed Hospital, 16th Street 
NW, Washington, DC 

Cannon Nursery, Greenwood, Sussex Co., DE 
Eleutherian Mills, Greenville, 

New Castle Co., DE 

Frorer Collection, Wilmington, - 

New Castle Co., DE 

Private garden, Bridgeville. Sussex Co., DE 
Mount Cuba Botanical Park, Greenville, 
New Castle Co., DE 

Delaware State College, Dover, Kent Co., DE 
Along Route 52, 1/2 mi. south of state line, 
near Snuffmill Road, Centerville, 

New Castle Co., DE 

Winterthur Gardens, Winterthur, 

New Castle Co., DE 

Private garden, Northwest 45th Avenue, 
Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 

Briar Farm, 15th Street NW, Gainesville, 
Alachua Co., FL 

Private garden, Lakeview Drive, 

DeFuniak Springs, Walton Co., FL 


Cummer Gallery of Art, 829 Riverside Avenue, 


Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

Cemetery adjacent to Monticello Nursery, 
Monticello, Jefferson Co., FL 

Apartment building, Charles Street, 
Tallahassee, Leon Co., FL 

Doyle Conner Building, 2010 Southwest 34th 
Street, Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 
Dickinson’s Glen Arden, Chipley, 
Washington Co., FL 

Private garden, 1313 Southwest 23d Drive. 
Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 


FLDJ 


FLEM 
FLFB 


FLFS 


FLGA 


FLGS 


FLHJ 


FLHP 


FLIF 


FLJH 


FLJU 


FLLE 


FLLT 


FLMA 


FLMG 


FLMM 


FLMN 


FLMS 


FLMT 


FLPE 


FLPL 


FLPM 


FLPS 


FLPU 


FLPW 


FLRD 


FLRH 


FLRI 


FLRM 


FLRP 


FLTP 
FLUF 


Private garden, 335 Cypress Street, 
DeFuniak Springs, Walton Co., FL 

Lake Ella Motel, Tallahassee, Leon Co., FL 
Private garden, 2356 West University Avenue, 
Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 

Florida State University, Tallahassee, 

Leon Co., FL 

Apartment house, 13th Street and 13th 
Avenue SW, Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 
Glen Saint Mary Nurseries, Glen Street, 

Glen Saint Mary, Baker Co., FL 

Howard Johnson Restaurant, 13th Street NW 
and 29th Road, Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 
Private garden, Highland Park area, 
Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

IFAS Horticultural Unit (University of Florida), 
Millhopper Road, Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 
Private garden, 2 Northwest 29th Street, 
Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 

Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, 

Duval Co., FL 

American Legion Building, Lake Ella, 
Tallahassee, Leon Co., FL 

Building along Route 27 near Lake Ella, 
Tallahassee, Leon Co., FL . 

Marcos de Apalache Museum, Saint Marks, 
Wakulla Co., FL 

Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park, 

US Route 319, Leon Co., FL 

Mason Manor, 1827 Stockton Street, 
Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

Monticello Nursery, Monticello, 

Jefferson Co., FL 

Along Highway 441, south side of Gainesville, 
Alachua Co., FL 

Vacant lot on Monroe Street, Tallahassee, 
Leon Co. FL 

Private garden, 4859 Empire Avenue, 
Jacksonville, Duval Co. FL 

Park Street and Laclede (western section), 
Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

Prince Murat Motel, Monroe Street, 
Tallahassee, Leon Co., FL 

Private garden, Park Street extension, 
Riverside area (western section), Jacksonville, 
Duval Co., FL 

Private garden, Providence, Union Co., FL 
Welcome station, Florida state line, Route 1, 
Nassau Co., FL 

Private garden, Randall and Dancy Streets, 
Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

North Florida Landscaping Co., 1310 Glen 
Laura Road, Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 
Riverside Motel, Route 17, near Florida state 
line, Nassau Co., FL 

Private garden, San Jose Boulevard, 
Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

Private garden, 4806 River Basin Drive and 
River Point Road, Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 
Torreya State Park, Liberty Co., FL 
University of Florida, Gainesville, 

Alachua Co., FL 


FLWC 
FLWG 
FLWJ 

GAAB 
GAAC 
GAAG 
GAAM 
GAAT 

GABC 
GABG 


GABP 
GABQ 


GABS 
GABW 


GACB 
GACC 
GACD 
GACE 
GACG 
GACH 
GACL 
GACM 
GACR 
GACW 
GADG 
GADR 
GAEC 
GAEH 
GAES 
GAET 
GAFF 


GAFG 
GAFN 


GAGB 


Women’s Club of Jacksonville, Park Street, 
Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

West Gate Shopping Centre, University 
Avenue, Gainesville, Alachua Co., FL 
Private garden, 2243 University Boulevard, 
North Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL 

Atlanta Botanical Garden, Piedmont Park, 
Prado Street S, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA 
Camak House, Finley and Meigs Streets, 
Athens, Clarke Co., GA 

Private garden, Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 
Carr’s Hill, Athens, Clarke Co., GA 

Private garden, Athens, Clarke Co., GA 
Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, 
Chatham Co., GA 

Barnsley Gardens, Route 3, Adairsville, 
Bartow Co., GA 

Buttner Park, Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 
Private garden, 209 Sherwood Road, Rome, 
Floyd Co., GA 

Berry School, Rome, Floyd Co., GA 
Benjamin Wilson House, Calhoun Square, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Along Canton bypass, Route 5, 

Cherokee Co., GA 

Christ Church, near Fort Frederica, Saint 
Simon’s Island, Glynn Co., GA 

Private garden, 5 Club Drive, Rome, 

Floyd Co., GA 

Private garden, 4130 Amsterdam Circle, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, 

Harris Co., GA 

Cloisters Hotel, Sea Island, 

Saint Simon’s Island, Glynn Co., GA 
Private garden, 308 East 5th Street, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Maxwelton Plantation, Colonel’s Island, 
Liberty Co., GA 

Old Knight Plantation, Quitman, 

Brooks Co., GA 

Clark and Waddell Streets, Athens, 

Clarke Co., GA 

Diamond Garden, South Rockwell Avenue, 
Vernonburg, Chatham Co., GA 

Private garden, corner of Drayton and Gaston 
Streets, Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 
Private garden, Highway 140, Canton, 
Cherokee Co., GA 

Mimosa Hall, 127 Bullock Avenue, Roswell, 
Fulton Co., GA 

Private garden, 316 55th Street, 

East Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Private garden, 2021 East 37th Street, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Private garden, front of 318 55th Street E, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Private garden, Hamilton, Harris Co., GA 
Fruitland Nursery, Augusta, 

Richmond Co., GA 

University of Georgia Botanical Garden, 
Athens, Clarke Co., GA 


239 


GAGC 


GAGM 


GAGN 


GAGR 


GAGS 


GAHC 


GAHS 


GAIH 


GAIS 


GAJA 


GAJC 


GAJI 
GAJS 


GAJY 


Gould’s Corner, Walton Way and Milledge 
Road, Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 
Abandoned garden along Route 27 Alt., 10 mi. 
north of Greenville, Meriwether Co., GA 
Private garden, front of 415 Green Street, 
Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, 2111 Gardner Street, Augusta, 
Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, adjacent to 2111 Gardner 
Street, Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, 933 Milledge Road, Augusta, 
Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, 869 Hill Street, Athens, 

Clark Co., GA 

Private garden, Isle of Hope, La Roche Avenue, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Plant Introduction Station, Route 17, 10 mi. 
south of Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Edge of southbound Route 301, ca. 2 mi. 
south of Altamaha River bridge, near Jesup, 
Wayne Co., GA 

Private garden, 3820 Northside Drive, Atlanta, 
Fulton Co., GA 

Private garden, Jekyll Island, Glynn Co., GA 
Cedar Lane Farms Nursery, Madison, 

Morgan Co., GA 

Private garden, 881 Conway Drive W, Atlanta, 
Fulton Co., GA 

Private garden, 357 Academy Street, Madison, 
Morgan Co., GA 

Private garden, 3700 Northside Drive NW, 
Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA 


Lawton B. Evans School grounds, Walton Way, 


Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, 1 Beech Knoll Drive, Canton, 
Cherokee Co., GA 

Private garden, Thomson, McDuffie Co., GA 
Private garden, Lumpkin Street, Athens, 
Clarke Co., GA 

Private garden, 720 Milledge Circle, Athens, 
Clarke Co., GA 

Private garden, Hallowcreek Lane, Athens, 
Clarke Co., GA 

Private garden, 708 Milledge Road, Augusta, 
Richmond Co., GA 

City Hall, Madison, Morgan Co., GA 

Georgia May Park, 4th Avenue at Fenwick, 
Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, 126 Dearing Street, Athens, 
Clark Co., GA 

Private garden, 530 Academy Street, Madison, 
Morgan Co., GA 

Augusta National Golf Course, Augusta, 
Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, Oak Hill, Rome, Floyd Co., GA 
Private garden, Athens, Clarke Co., GA 
Corner of State and Main Streets, 

Pine Mountain, Harris Co., GA 

Private garden, 3036 Pine Needle Street. 
Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 

Private garden, 188 South Milledge Avenue, 
Athens, Clarke Co., GA 


GARW 
GASC 
GASH 
GASM 
GASS 
GASU 
GATC 
GATG 
GATN 
GATS 
GAUG 
GAVA 
GAVI 
GAWD 
GAWH 


GAWJ 


GAWM 


LAGN 
LAHG 
LAHP 
LAHS 
LAIS 
LALG 
LAMB 


LAMP 


LANR 


LAPA 


Reinhardt College, Waleska, Cherokee Co., GA 
Sadis Church, Route 140, Cherokee Co., GA 
Tullie Smith House Restoration, 3099 Andrews 
Drive NW, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA 

Private garden, 4637 Oakview Drive, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Queens Court Motel, Saint Simon’s Island. 
Glynn Co., GA 

Summerville Cemetery, Cuming and Johns 
Roads, Augusta, Richmond Co., GA 

Theta Chi Fraternity House, 645 Milledge 
Avenue, Athens, Clarke Co., GA 
Taylor-Grady House, Prince Avenue, Athens, 
Clarke Co., GA 

Bonar Hall, Dixy Avenue, Madison, 

Morgan Co., GA 

Private garden, Route 6, Turner’s Rock, 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

University of Georgia, Athens, Clark Co., GA 
DeSoto Hotel, Kingston, Floyd Co., GA 
Valley Inn Motel, Route 27, Harris Co., GA 
Private garden, 2600 Lexington Road, 
Athens, Clarke Co., GA 

Private garden, Harden Bridge Road, 

Banks Co., GA 

Private garden along Route 83, near West 
Jefferson and Washington Streets, Madison, 
Morgan Co., GA 

Westover Memorial Park, Wheeler Road and 
Monte Sano Avenue, Augusta, 

Richmond Co., GA 

Wormsloe Plantation, RR 6 (Skidaway Road), 
Savannah, Chatham Co., GA 

Private garden, 575 Waddell Street, Athens, 
Clarke Co., GA 

Jungle Gardens, Avery Island, 

Iberia Parish, LA 

Audubon Park, near Tulane University 
campus, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA 
Private garden, 120 Amelia Street and 
University Avenue W, Lafayette, 

Lafayette Parish, LA 

Grandview Nursery, Youngsville, 

Lafayette Parish, LA 

Hodges Gardens, Sabine Parish, LA 
Haphazard Plantation, Concordia Parish, LA 
Private garden, 117 Rio Vista Avenue, 
Jefferson Parish, LA 

International Salt Co., Avery Island, 

Iberia Parish, LA 

Longue Vue Gardens, 11 Garden Lane, 

New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA 

Private garden, corner of Johnston and E 
Streets, Lafayette, Lafayette Parish, LA 
Mary Plantation, Braithwaite, Plaquemines 
Parish, LA 

Private garden at house near Main Road 
(Louisiana Route 1), New Roads, Pointe 
Coupee Parish, LA 

Private garden, 456 Audubon Street, 

New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA 


MDAC 


MDAF 


MDAG 


MDAL 
MDAM 


MDAN 


MDBA 
MDBD 


MDBE 


MDBG 


MDBM 


MDBN 


MDBO 


MDBP 


MDBR 


MDBW 


MDCA 


MDCC 


MDCD 


MDCG 


MDCH 


MDCL 


MDCO 


MDCP 
MDCR 


MDDF 


Rosedown Plantation, Saint Francisville, 
West Feliciana Parish, LA 

Private garden, Jonesville, Concordia 

Parish, LA 

Southwestern Louisiana University, Lafayette, 
Lafayette Parish, LA 

Tulane University, New Orleans, Orleans 
Parish, LA 

USDA Agricultural Research Center 

(formerly Plant Industry Sta.), Beltsville, 
Prince George’s Co., MD 

Adventist Church, Laurel and Eastern 
Avenues, Takoma Park, Montgomery Co., MD 
Society of American Foresters, 

5400 Grosvenor Lane, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, Bethesda, 

Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, Lutherville, Baltimore Co., MD 
Private garden at house across from US Post 
Office, Ashton, Montgomery Co., MD 
Angelica Nurseries, RR 1, Kennedyville, 

Kent Co., MD 

Bond Arboretum, Easton, Talbot Co., MD 
Brighton Dam, Brighton Dam Road, Ashton, 
Montgomery Co., MD 


Private garden, 1600 Bishop Road, Edgewater, 


Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Brookside Gardens, 1500 Glenallen Road, 
Wheaton, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 6704 Glenn Avenue, Glenn 
Dale, Prince George’s Co., MD 

J. H. Burton Nursery, 5950 Ager Road, 
Hyattsville, Prince George’s Co., MD 

Field along B & O Railroad, Jackson, 

Cecil Co., MD 

Jesup Blair Park, Silver Spring, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Bordley-Randall House, Randall Court, 
Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., MD 
Blackwater Wildlife Refuge, Dorcester Co., MD 
Private garden across from St. John’s College, 
College Avenue, Annapolis, 

Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Along Route 4 at Calvert County line, 
Calvert Co., MD 

Crescent Drive, Greenbelt, 

Prince George’s Co., MD 

Private garden, 4327 Kentbury Drive, 
Bethesda, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 6510 River Road, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Carson Circle and LaSalle Drive, Avondale, 
Prince George's Co., MD 

Corner of Colesville Road and Dale Drive, 
Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 

Mount Clare, Carroll Park, Baltimore, MD 
Private garden, 1634 Chesapeake Road, 
Edgewater, Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Private garden, “In the Woods,” 

8922 Spring Valley Road, Chevy Chase, 
Montgomery Co., MD 


MDDP 


MDDS 


MDEC 


MDEF 


MDEM 


MDES 


MDET 


MDFA 


MDFD 


MDFF 


MDFM 


MDGB 


MDGC 


MDGD 


MDGG 


MDGJ 
MDGL 


MDGR 


MDHA 


MDHC 
MDHD 


MDHF 


MDHH 


MDHN 


MDHP 


MDHS 


MDHW 


MDIH 


MDJB 


MDJC 


MDJH 


Private garden, corner of Dale and Pershing 
Drives, Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 
Private garden, 727 Dartmouth Street, 

Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 
Episcopal Church, Prince Frederick, 

Calvert Co., MD 

Private garden, near Elm Avenue, Frederick, 
Frederick Co., MD 

Private garden, 400 East Main Street, 
Middletown, Frederick Co., MD 

Private garden, Haller Vista Avenue, Frederick, 
Frederick Co., MD 

Private garden, 7100 Armat Drive, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, Camden Street, Salisbury, 
Wicomico Co., MD 

Private garden, 730 Dartmouth Avenue, 
Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 

Along Route 15 at Frederick, 

Frederick Co., MD 

Private garden, 7417 Buffalo Avenue, 
Takoma Park, Montgomery Co., MD 

Small park near shopping area, Greenbelt, 
Prince George’s Co., MD 

Goucher College (Science Building), Towson, 
Baltimore Co., MD 

USDA Plant Introduction Station 

(now National Plant Quarantine Center), 
Glenn Dale, Prince George’s Co., MD 

Private garden, 11002 Kenilworth Avenue, 
Garrett Park, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, Bryans Road, Charles Co., MD 
Private garden, 7112 Cedar Avenue, 

Takoma Park, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 22 Orchard Way, 

North Rockville, Montgomery Co., MD 

Henry Allanson Memorial Garden, Scientists’ 
Cliffs, Port Republic, Calvert Co., MD 

Hood College, Frederick, Frederick Co., MD 
Private garden, 3108 Lancer Drive, Hyattsville, 
Prince George's Co., MD 

Memorial Hospital grounds, Frederick, 
Frederick Co., MD 

Hardy Farm, 7 mi. N of Potomac River bridge, 
Faulkner, Charles Co., MD 

Hampton National Historic Site, 535 Hampton 
Lane, Towson, Baltimore Co., MD 

Hilltop and Park Valley Roads, 

near Piney Branch Road, Takoma Park, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 24 Acacia, Scientists’ Cliffs, 
Port Republic, Calvert Co., MD 

Private garden, 7001 Glenn Brook, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Jones Mill and Brookville Roads, 

adjacent to Route 410 at Rock Creek, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, New Carrollton, 

Prince George’s Co., MD 

Johns Hopkins University campus, 
Baltimore, MD 


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Jenkins Nursery, Mitchelville, 

Prince George's Co., MD 

Private garden, 6200 Kennedy Drive, 
Kenwood, Chevy Chase, Montgomery Co., MD 
Private garden, 1304 West Seminary Road, 
Lutherville, Baltimore Co., MD 

Private garden, 4400 Samar Street, Beltsville, 
Prince George’s Co., MD 

Private garden, 1138 Kenilworth Avenue, 
Garrett Park, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 6102 Kirby Street, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Kingsville Nursery, Kingsville, 

Baltimore Co., MD 

Private garden, Kennett Street, Silver Spring, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Tulip Hill, Harwood, Anne Arundel Co., MD 
Landon School Gardens, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Across from National Library of Medicine, 
Bethesda, Montgomery Co., MD 

Lyon Nursery, 183520 New Hampshire Avenue, 
Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 415 Ethan Allen, 

Takoma Park, Prince George’s Co., MD 
London Town Publik House and Gardens, 
839 Londontown Road, Edgewater, 

Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Montgomery College, Fenton Street, 

Takoma Park, Montgomery Co., MD 


Montgomery Co., MD 

McCrillis Gardens and Gallery, 

6910 Greentree Road, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Montpelier Mansion, 12828 Laurel-Bowie 
Road, Laurel, Prince George’s Co., MD 
McLean Nursery, Satyr Hill Road, Towson, 
Baltimore Co., MD 

Restaurant on Mayo Road 

(near Londontown Road), Edgewater, 
Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Private garden, 1 Valley View, Takoma Park, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 2212 Merzerott Road, Adelphi, 
Prince George’s Co., MD 

US Naval Academy, Annapolis, 

Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Bethesda Naval Hospital, Bethesda, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Olallie Farm, Glenn Dale, 

Prince George’s Co., MD 

Chatolanee Hill, Owings Mills, 

Baltimore Co., MD 

Private garden, 7432 Piney Branch Road, 
Takoma Park, Montgomery Co., MD 
Private garden, 420 Pershing Drive, 

Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 
Private garden, Fox Chapel Drive, Lutherville, 
Baltimore Co., MD 

Private garden, Scientists’ Cliffs, 

Prince Frederick, Calvert Co., MD 


METRO Station, Colesville Road, Silver Spring, 


MDPL 


MDPM 


MDRL 


MDRP 


MDRT 


MDSC 


MDSG 


MDSH 
MDSJ 


MDSM 


MDSS 


MDST 
MDTD 
MDTH 
MDTN 


MDTP 


MDTW 


MDUM 


MDVV 


MDWA 


MDWG 


MDWJ 


MDWK 


MDWP 


MDWS 


MSBA 


MSBH 
MSBN 


MSEN 


Private garden, 7114 Eversfield Drive, 
College Heights Estates, Hyattsville, 

Prince George’s Co., MD 

Private garden, South Glen Road, Potomac, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 11954 Simpson Road, 
Clarksville, Howard Co., MD 


Private garden, 4502 Brandon Lane, Beltsville, 


Prince George’s Co., MD 

Rideout Tenements, 114 Duke of 
Gloucester Street, Annapolis, 

Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Plant Materials Center, 

Soil Conservation Service, Beltsville, 

Prince George’s Co., MD 

Private garden, 4102 Chelmont Lane, Bowie, 
Prince George’s Co., MD 

Satyr Hill Nursery, Baltimore, MD 

Saint John’s College, Annapolis, 

Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Private garden, 10926 Montrose Street, 
Garrett Park, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden at corner of Georgia Avenue 
and Highland Drive, Silver Spring, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 5520 Spruce Tree Avenue, 
Bethesda, Montgomery Co., MD 

Private garden, 10041 Worrell Avenue, 
Glenn Dale, Prince George’s Co., MD 

Tyler Heights Elementary School, Janwal 
Street, Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., MD 
Tingle Nursery, Pittsville, Wicomico Co., MD 
Gymnasium, Chicago Avenue 

near Philadelphia Avenue, Takoma Park, 
Montgomery Co., MD 

Towson Nursery, Towson, Baltimore Co., MD 
North Administration Building, 

University of Maryland, College Park, 

Prince George's Co., MD 

Corner of Valley View and Maple Avenues, 
Takoma Park, Montgomery Co., MD 

Ten Oaks Nursery, Clarkesville, 

Howard Co., MD 

Private garden, Burnt Mills, 10705 Blossom 
Lane, Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 
Roadside at intersection of Wisconsin Avenue 
and Jones Bridge Road, Montgomery Co., MD 
Private garden, 415 Pershing Drive, 

Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD 


MDWM Wye Oak State Park, Wye Mills, 


Talbot Co., MD 

The William Paca Garden, 1 Martin Street, 
Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Private garden, 40 Cornhill Street, Annapolis, 
Anne Arundel Co., MD 

Private garden, Pass Christian, 

Harrison Co., MS 

Private garden, Crosby, Wilkinson Co., MS 
Bellemont Motel, US Route 61 near southern 
boundary of Natchez, Adams Co., MS 
Elmscourt garden, Natchez, Adams Co., MS 


MSEP 
MSFG 


MSHB 
MSKR 
MSMN 


MSMV 
MSPR 
MSRN 


MSWB 
NCAG 


NCAK 


NCAS 


NCBE 


NCBM 


NCBR 


NCBW 
NCCA 


NCCB 


NCCC 


NCCG 
NCCM 


NCCP 


NCCS 


NCCW 


NCDB 


NCDF 


NCDR 


NCDS 


NCDU 


NCEG 


NCEL 


NCFR 


NCGC 


NCGM 


NCGP 


NCGR 


D’Evereux Plantation, Natchez, Adams Co., MS 
Gloster Arboretum, Highway 33, Gloster, 
Amite Co., MS 

Private garden, Hattiesburg, Forrest Co., MS 
Private garden, Perry Co., MS 

Mistletoe House, Airport Road, Natchez, 
Adams Co., MS 

Magnolia Vale, Natchez, Adams Co., MS 
Private garden, Poplarville, Pearl River Co., MS 
Rosalie House garden, Natchez, 

Adams Co., MS 

Private garden, Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., MS 
Cemetery of Airlie Gardens, Wrightsville Beach 
Hwy., near Wilmington, New Hanover Co., NC 
Private garden, 240 Tranquility Place, 
Hendersonville, Henderson Co., NC 
Appalachian State University, Boone, 
Watauga Co., NC 

Biltmore Estate Gardens, Biltmore, 
Buncombe Co., NC 

Private garden, 410 Buchanan and Monmouth 
Avenues, Durham, Durham Co., NC 

YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly, 

near Black Mountain, Buncombe Co., NC 
Private garden, Willard, Pender Co., NC 

Coker Arboretum, University of North 
Carolina, Chapel Hill, Orange Co., NC 
Chatwood, Faucette Mill Road, Hillsborough, 
Orange Co., NC 

Calico Cottage Restaurant, Saluda, 

Polk Co., NC 

Clarendon Gardens, Pinehurst, Moore Co., NC 
Carleton Motel, Rocky Mount, 

Edgecombe Co., NC 

Cameron Park School, Hillsborough, 

Orange Co., NC 

Church Street, Rocky Mount, 

Edgecombe Co., NC 

Private garden, Weaver Dairy Road, 

Chapel Hill, Orange Co., NC 

Daniel Boone Native Gardens, Boone, 
Watauga Co., NC 

Private garden, Dixie Lane, Hendersonville, 
Henderson Co., NC 

Bluff on Dan River, below Leaksville, 
Rockingham Co., NC 

Private garden, 2706 Spencer Street, Durham, 
Durham Co., NC 

Duke University, Durham, Durham Co., NC 
Elizabethan Gardens, Manteo, Dare Co., NC 
Private garden, 384 Ridgewood Road, 
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC 

Fred Rees Nursery, Lake Hosea, Saluda, 
Henderson Co., NC 

Private garden, Chisholm Street, Saluda, 

Polk Co., NC 

Gra-Mar Lodge, Box 122, Fayetteville, 
Cumberland Co., NC 

Greenfield Park, Wilmington, 

New Hanover Co., NC 

Park near Guess Road and Interstate 85, 
Durham, Durham Co., NC 


SCAK 
SCBA 


Private garden, Hillsborough, Orange Co., NC 
Private garden, Norlina, Warren Co., NC 
Private garden, 2260 Crawford, Durham, 
Durham Co., NC 

Private garden, West King and South Hasel 
Streets, Hillsborough, Orange Co., NC 
Private garden, North Rugby Road, 

RR 8 Box 48, Hendersonville, 

Henderson Co., NC 

Kitty’s Nursery, 106 Airlie Road, Wilmington, 
New Hanover Co., NC 

Private garden, Manns Harbor, Dare Co., NC 
Private garden, Elon College, 

Alamance Co., NC 

Private garden (Mother Vine), Manteo, 

Dare Co., NC 

Private garden, Ravenswood Road, Flatrock, 
Henderson Co., NC 

Private garden, Pollock Street, New Bern, 
Craven Co., NC 

North Carolina State University Arboretum, 
Raleigh, Wake Co., NC 

Orton Plantation, off Route 133, 13 mi. south 
of Wilmington, Brunswick Co., NC 

Planters National Bank, Rocky Mount, 
Edgecombe Co., NC 

Prudent National Bank, Rocky Mount, 
Edgecombe Co., NC 

Private garden, 2800 Saint Andrews Lane, 
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC 

Riverside Motel, Southport, Brunswick Co., NC 
Private garden, 342 Ridgewood Avenue, 
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC 

Ebersole Holly Garden, Sand Hills Community 
College, Southern Pines, Moore Co., NC 
Near house of Sidney Lanier, along stream 300 
yards from Route 176, Tryon, Polk Co., NC 
Saint Matthew’s Episcopal Church, 
Hillsborough, Orange Co., NC 

Parking strip on South Wake Street, 
Hillsborough, Orange Co., NC 

Calvary Episcopal Church, Church Street, 
Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., NC 

Tryon Palace, New Bern, Craven Co., NC 
Intersection of Towerview Road and Edwin 
Avenue, Durham, Durham Co., NC 

Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, 
Jackson Co., NC 

We-Do Nursery, RR 5 Box 724, Marion, 
McDowell Co., NC 

Private garden, Norlina, Warren Co., NC 
Private garden, 2828 Saint Andrews Lane, 
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC 

Episcopal Cemetery, West Tryon Street, 
Hillsborough, Orange Co., NC 

Private garden, 933 Abbeville Street, Aiken, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, 127 Greenville Street, Aiken, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, Barre and Calhoun Streets, 
Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 


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SCBG 


SCBH 


SCBP 


SCBR 


SCBS 


SCBY 


SCCC 


SCCF 


SCCG 


SCCL 


SCCM 


SCCS 


SCCU 
SCCY 


SCDB 


SCDH 


SCEA 


SCEG 


SCEI 


SCEM 


SCFR 


SCFS 


SCFW 


SCGB 


SCHA 


SCHG 


SCHS 


SCHW 


SCJA 


SCJC 


SCJF 


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: 
iz 


Bailston Garden, Richland Street, Columbia, 
Richland Co., SC 

Private garden, 68 South Battery, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Boone Hall Plantation, Route 17, 

Charleston Co., SC 

Brookgreen Gardens, Route 17, 

Georgetown Co., SC 

Burt-Stark Mansion, North Main and Ellis 
Streets, Abbeville, Abbeville Co., SC 

Private garden, 531 Berrie Road, Aiken, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, 7 Church Street, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, Carolina and Forest Avenues, 
Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 

Church of Prince George, Winyah, 
Georgetown, Georgetown Co., SC 
Charlestowne Landing, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Charleston Motor Hotel, Meeting Street, 
Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden at house across from 7 Church 
Street, Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 
Clemson University, Clemson, Pickens Co., SC 
Cypress Gardens, off US Route 52, 

Berkeley Co., SC 

Private garden, Dibble and Bissel Roads, 
Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 

Drayton Hall, north of Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, 120 Edwards Avenue, 
Darlington, Darlington Co., SC 

Edisto Memorial Garden, Orangeburg, 
Orangeburg Co., SC 

Private garden (formerly Baynard’s Bluff), 
Bluffton, Beaufort Co., SC 

Private garden, 27 King Street, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, 100 Tradd Street, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Graveyard of First Scots Presbyterian Church, 
Meeting Street, Charleston, 

Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, 1500 Old Town Road, 
Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 

Corner of Greenville and Barnwell Streets, 
Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, 419 North Main Street, 
Abbeville, Abbeville Co., SC 

Hopelands Garden, behind Hall of Fame 
Building, Whiskey and Dupree Place, Aiken, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, Summerville, 

Dorchester Co., SC 

Heywood-Washington House, 87 Church 
Street, Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 
Private garden, 718 South Boundary, Aiken, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Joyce Cottage, between Chesterfield and 
Newberry Streets, Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 
John L. Frierson Nursery, Norway, 
Orangeburg Co., SC 


SCJM 


SCKG 


SCKS 


SCLM 


SCLO 


SCLS 


SCMA 


SCMG 


SCMI 


SCMM 


SCMP 
SCNR 


SCNS 


SCPL 


SCPP 


SCPR 


SCRH 


SCRL 


SCRP 


SCRS 


SCSB 


SCSG 


SCSR 


SCTR 


SCUC 


SCWC 


SCWE 


SCWF 


SCWI 


SCWL 


Private garden, 42 Society Street, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Kalmia Gardens, Coker College, Hartsville, 
Darlington Co., SC 

Private garden, King Street, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, 74 South Battery, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Live Oak Memorial Gardens, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Garden by entrance gate, 22 Lagare Street, 
Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, 206 South Main Street, 
Abbeville, Abbeville Co., SC 

Magnolia Gardens, north of Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, 204 South Main Street, 
Abbeville, Abbeville Co., SC 

Motel near southern boundary of Manning, 
Clarendon Co., SC 

Middleton Place Gardens, Dorcester Co., SC 
Nathaniel Russell House, Meeting Street, 
Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 

Private garden, 14 Legare Street, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Palmetto Landscaping and Nursery Co., 

247 Springville Road, Darlington, 
Darlington Co., SC 

Pomaria Plantation, US Route 176, Pomaria, 
Newberry Co., SC 

Median strip, Pendleton and Richland 
Avenues, Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 

Rosehill, 200 block of Greenville Street, 
Aiken, Aiken Co., SC ; 

Median strip, Richland and Lancaster 
Avenues, Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 

Redcliffe State Park, Beech Island, Route 125, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Roadside, Route 17 Alt. north of Summerville, 
Dorchester Co., SC 

Private garden, along South Battery Street, 
Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 

Shady Grove Nursery, 3030 Charleston Road 
SW, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co., SC 
Private garden, 1115 Glen Oaks Road, 
Columbia, Richland Co., SC 

Private garden, near Table Rock State Park, 
Highway 11, Greenville Co., SC 

University of South Carolina Campus, 
South Caroliniana Library, Columbia, 
Richland Co., SC 

Private garden, 30 King Street, Charleston, 
Charleston Co., SC 

Wendy’s restaurant, US Route 1, Aiken, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, 4032 Rosewood Drive, 
Columbia, Richland Co., SC 

Woodlanders, Inc. (nursery), 1128 Colleton 
Avenue, Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 

Woodland, southwest corner of Colleton and 
Laurens Streets, Aiken, Aiken Co., SC 


SCWP 


SCWR 


TNAB 


TNBC 


TNBM 


TNBO 


TNBV 


TNCG 


TNCT 


TNDG 


TNDR 


TNFB 


TNFE 


TNFL 


TNFN 


TNFR 


TNGN 


TNHD 


TNHG 


TNHH 


TNHS 


TNHT 


TNKS 


TNLW 


TNMB 


TNML 


TNNE 


TNPC 


TNPW 


Private garden, Mechanicsville Highway, 
Darlington Co., SC 

Williamsburg and Richland Streets, Aiken, 
Aiken Co., SC 

Private garden, 709 Forest Hills Boulevard, 
Knoxville, Knox Co., TN 

Bay View Motel, US Route 27 (north of tunnel), 
Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN 

Private garden, 3359 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), 

Knoxville, Knox Co., TN 

Boyd Nursery, McMinnville, Warren Co., TN 
Private garden, Route 261, 2 mi. north of 
Bakersville, Mitchell Co., TN 

Chickasaw Golf Course, Central Avenue and 
Lafayette Street, Memphis, Shelby Co., TN 
Cheekwood, Tennessee Botanical Gardens, 
Cheek Road, Nashville, Davidson Co., TN 
Dixon Gallery and Gardens, 4339 Park 
Avenue, Memphis, Shelby Co., TN 

Private garden, 3417 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), 

Knoxville, Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, Alcoa, Blount Co., TN 
Private garden, 645 Cheowa Circle 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Fort Loudoun Dam (near powerhouse), 
Loudoun Co., TN 

Forest Nursery Company, McMinnville, 
Warren Co., TN 

Private garden, 3400 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, 3410 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, 1079 Scenic Drive, Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

The Hermitage (home of Andrew Jackson), 
Hermitage, Davidson Co., TN 

Holly Haven Nursery, Knoxville, Knox Co., TN 
Private garden, 3350 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, 600 High Street, Winchester, 
Franklin Co., TN 

Keith Spring Mountain (1,200 ft. alt.), 
Franklin Co., TN 

Private garden, 3428 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Memphis Botanic Garden, Audubon Park, 
750 Cherry Street, Memphis, Shelby Co., TN 
Private garden, Montreal Lane, Oak Ridge, 
Anderson Co., TN 

Norris Experimental Area, Tennessee Valley 
Authority, Norris, Anderson Co., TN 

Corner of Parkway E and Central Avenue, 
Memphis, Shelby Co., TN 

Phytotektor, Inc., Winchester, 

Franklin Co., TN 


TNRG 


TNRM 


TNRT 


TNRU 


TNRW 


TNSB 


TNSC 


TNSG 


TNSM 


TNSN 


TNTV 


TNUT 


TNWF 


TXAB 


TXAO 


TXAV 


TXBA 


TXCC 


TXCT 


TXDC 


TXDM 


TXEN 


TXGM 


TXGS 


TXHA 


TXHE 


TXHG 


TXHJ 


TXHL 


Private garden, 3351 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, 3403 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, 4805 East Summit, Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Gravesite of Ferdinand Rugel (botanist), 

Old Westminster Cemetery, ca. 2 mi. from 
White Pine, Jefferson Co., TN 

Private garden, 3358 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Swan Bakery, 1801 Magnolia Avenue NE, 
Knoxville, Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, Holt Road, Nashville, 
Davidson Co., TN 

Private garden, 3418 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, McMinnville, Warren Co., TN 
Shadow Nursery, Route 64, Winchester, 
Franklin Co., TN 

Tennessee Valley Nursery, Winchester, 
Franklin Co., TN 

University of Tennessee, Agriculture Campus, 
Knoxville, Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, 3425 Lakeview Drive 
(formerly Sanford Arboretum), Knoxville, 
Knox Co., TN 

Private garden, 2 Tealway, River Oaks, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 4019 Avenue O, Galveston, 
Galveston Co., TX 

Private garden, 4318 Avenue O, Galveston, 
Galveston Co., TX 

Private garden, 2030 Banks Avenue, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 3325 Chevy Chase Drive, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, Spring Branch, Holidan Street, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 3408 Ella Lee Lane, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 3453 Inwood Street, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Eagleson Nursery, Port Arthur, 

Jefferson Co., TX 

Private garden, 2515 Reba Street, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, Bel Air Boulevard, 
Sharpstown, Houston, Harris Co., TX 
Houston Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, 
Woodway Lane, Houston, Harris Co., TX 
Hogg Estate, Bayou Bend, 2940 Lazy Lane 
Boulevard, Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 406 Hedwig Green Street, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Howard Johnson Motel, Interstate 10, west of 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Old nursery of Lynn Lowrey, 1404 Upland, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 


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TXHN 


TXJS 


TXLL 


TXMA 


TXMK 


TXMS 


TXPH 


TXPO 


TXPS 


TXRE 


TXRS 


TXSB 


TXSC 


TXSE 


TXSH 


TXSN 


TXVO 


TXWE 


TXWH 


TXWW 


TXZH 


VAAC 


VAAH 


VAAL 
VABA 


VABB 


VABF 


Hester Nursery, 3029 Todville Road, PO Box 
413, Seabrook, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 1702 Broadway Street, 
Galveston, Galveston Co., TX 

Nursery of Lynn Lowrey, 2323 Sleepy Hollow 
Road, Conroe, Montgomery Co., TX 

Private garden, 3376 Inwood Street, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 2 Longbow Lane, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Museum of Natural Sciences, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Prudential Building, 1100 Halcombe 
Boulevard, Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 10656 Memorial Drive, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 6810 Hendon, Sharpstown, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 11108 Meadowick, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, Woodland Garden, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, Spring Branch area, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 7107 Sharp Crest, 
Sharpstown, Houston, Harris Co., TX 
Private garden, 700 Cavalcade Street W, 
Houston, Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, Avenue N 1/2, Galveston, 
Galveston Co., TX 


Seaside Nursery, 2315 45th Street, Galveston, 


Galveston Co., TX 

Private garden, 3 mi. north of Vidor 

(1 mi. north of Interstate 10), Orange Co., TX 
West End Market, 2203 45th Street, 
Galveston, Galveston Co., TX 

Whataburgers’ Hamburger Place, 

3639 Westheimer Road, Houston, 

Harris Co., TX 

Private garden, 4 Woods Edge Lane, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Zoo grounds, Hermann Park, Houston, 
Harris Co., TX 

Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, 
Arlington Co., VA 

American Horticultural Society Headquarters, 
River Farm, Mount Vernon, Fairfax Co., VA 
Private garden, Aldie, Loudon Co., VA 
Private garden, Front Street, Accomac, 
Accomack Co., VA 

Bamboo grove along Richmond Road, 

about 2 mi. west of Williamsburg, 

James City Co., VA 

Blandy Experimental Farm 

(O. E. White Arboretum), Boyce, 

Clarke Co., VA 

Private garden, Henrico Co., VA 

Bryan Park, Richmond, VA 

Private garden, Roseland, Route 605, 
Accomac, Accomack Co., VA 

Carter's Grove Plantation, James City Co., VA 
Claremont Manor, Claremont, Surry Co., VA 


VACP 


VACR 


VACS 


VACW 


VADC 


VADF 


VADW 


VAFB 


VAFC 


VAFN 


VAFR 


VAGC 


VAGF 


VAGG 


VAGH 


VAGJ 


VAGM 


VAGO 


VAGS 


VAGU 
VAGW 


VAHB 


VAHC 
VAHF 


VAHI 
VAHM 


VAHN 
VAHR 
VAHS 
VAIG 
VAIS 
VAJL 


VAKH 


Chippokes Plantation State Park, 

Surry Co., VA 

Private garden, 1306 Claremont Avenue, 
Richmond, VA 

Private garden, Front Street, Accomac, 
Accomack Co., VA 

Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, 

James City Co., VA 

Cultivated area along Dickey Creek, 

Dickey Knob, Highway 16, Sugar Grove, 
Smythe Co., VA 

Private garden, 116 Woodland Drive, 
Newport News, VA 

Private garden, 8709 Cherokee Road, 
Richmond, VA 

Along Interstate 95 near Fredericksburg, 
Spotsylvania Co., VA 

Falls Church City Hall, Falls Church, 
Fairfax Co.,VA 

Private garden, Back Street, Accomac, 
Accomack Co., VA 

Old house on Flat Ridge Road, Sugar Grove, 
Smythe Co., VA 

Roadbank along Interstate 81, 5 mi. north of 
Groseclose, Wythe Co., VA 

Greenbrier Farms Nursery, 201 Hickory Road, 
Chesapeake, VA 

The Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, Lakeside 
Avenue, Henrico Co., VA 

Glass-blower house, Jamestown, 

James City Co., VA 

House at junction of Routes 16 and 741, 
Grayson Co., VA 

Private garden, 8008 Park Street N, 

Dunn Loring, Fairfax Co., VA 

4602 17th Street N, Arlington, Arlington Co., 
VA 

Gulf Stream Nursery (Jacques Legendre), 
Wachapreague, Accomack Co., VA 

Gunston Hall, Fairfax Co., VA 

George Washington Estate, Mount Vernon, 
Fairfax Co., VA 

Harry F. Byrd, Sr., Visitors’ Center, 
Shenandoah National Park, Madison Co., VA 
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA 

Private garden, Route 601, Flat Ridge Road, 
Sugar Grove, Smythe Co., VA 

Holiday Inn Motel, Marion, Smythe Co., VA 
Hermitage Methodist Home, 

Hermitage Avenue, Richmond, VA 

Hill’s Nursery and Camellia Gardens, 
Arlington, Arlington Co., VA 

Humpback Rocks Visitors’ Center, 

Blue Ridge Parkway, Augusta Co., VA 
Private garden, across from store in 
downtown area, Sugar Grove, Smythe Co., VA 
Glenwood Garden Center, Richmond, VA 
Private garden, Idlewood Street, Richmond, VA 
Private garden, 2822 Avenham Avenue SW, 
Roanoke, Roanoke Co., VA 

Garden at Kenmore House, Fredericksburg, 
Spotsylvania Co., VA 


VALC 


VALU 


VAMC 


VAMD 
VAMF 


VAML 
VAMP 
VAMR 
VAMW 
VANB 
VANP 
VANS 


VAOD 
VAPC 


VAPH 


VAPO 


VAPS 


VARB 
VARC 


VARD 
VARE 


VARG 
VARH 
VARO 
VARR 
VASC 
VASG 


VASJ 
VASK 


VASP 


VASS 
VATA 


VATG 


VATS 


VATW 


VAWD 


Jefferson Lakeside Country Club, VAWE Wytheville exit, Interstate 81, Wythe Co., VA 


Lakeside Avenue, Henrico Co., VA VAWH_ Westbrook Psychiatric Hospital, 

Private garden, Main Street, Luray, 1500 Westbrook Avenue, Richmond, VA 
Page Co., VA VAWI Private garden, 610 North Cameron Street, 
Medical College of Virginia, College and Winchester, VA 

Marshall Streets, Richmond, VA VAWL White Lion Motel, Williamsburg, 
McDonald’s Garden Center, Hampton, VA James City Co., VA 

Private garden, near East and Market Streets, VAWM College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, 
Onancock, Accomack Co., VA James City Co., VA 

Private garden, Mountain Lake, Giles Co., VA VAWP Woodlawn Plantation gardens, Fairfax Co., VA 
Maymont Park, Richmond, VA VAWR Private garden, Highway 6, 3 mi. west of 
Private garden, 1027 Magnolia Road Manakin, Goochland Co., VA 

(along street), Norfolk, VA VAZC _ Private garden, 5236 Shenstone Circle, 
Mews across from Saint John’s Church, Virginia Beach, VA 


off 24th Street, Richmond, VA 

Norfolk Botanical Gardens, Airport Way, 
Norfolk, VA 

Heronwood, Route 623 near Upperville, 
Loudon Co., VA 

Roadside near settlement along Route 16 
near Marion, Smythe Co., VA 

Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA 

Private garden, corner of Pope Avenue and 
Crestwood Road, Richmond, VA 

Private garden, 219 Robanna Shores, Seaford, 
York Co., VA 

Peaks of Otter Lodge, Blue Ridge Parkway, 
Bedford Co., VA 

Private garden, Pitt Street, Fredericksburg, 
Spotsylvania Co., VA 

Anly Farm, Onancock, Accomack Co., VA 
Near milepost 155, Interstate 81, 

Roanoke Co., VA 

Private garden, Richmond, VA 

Private garden, 6611 Brauwner St, McLean, 
Fairfax Co, VA 

Russell’s Grocery, near stream, 

along Route 16, Sugar Grove, Smythe Co., VA 
Private garden, Nock’s Pasture, Back Street, 
Accomac, Accomack Co., VA 

Hotel Roanoke grounds, Roanoke, Roanoke 
Co., VA 

Private garden, Quinby, Accomack Co., VA 
State Capitol Building grounds, Richmond, VA 
Abandoned house, Route 601, Sugar Grove, 
Smythe Co., VA 

Saint John’s Churchyard, Richmond, VA 
Skyland, Shenandoah National Park, 

Page Co., VA 

Shenandoah National Park, VA 

Stony Point School, Richmond, VA 

Virginia Truck and Ornamental Research 
Station (Tidewater Arboretum), 1444 Diamond 
Springs Road, Virginia Beach, VA 

Thornton Gap, Shenandoah National Park, VA 
Todd Shopping Center, 220 Mercury 
Boulevard, Hampton, VA 

Private garden, 6311 Three Chopt Road, 
Richmond, VA 

Private garden, Wassona Drive, Marion, 
Smythe Co., VA 


247 


Appendix C: Glenn Dale 


Azalea Cultivars Documented in 


the U.S. National Arboretum 


Herbarium 


Abbott 
Acme 
Acrobat 
Adorable 
Advance 
Alight 
Allegory 
Allure 
Altair 
Ambrosia 
Anchorite 
Andros 
Angela Place 
Anthem 
Antique 
Aphrodite 
Arcadia 
Argosy 
Astarte 
Ave Maria 
Aviator 
Bacchante 
Bagatelle 
Bagdad 
Beacon 
Bettina 
Bishop 
Blushing Maid 
Bohemian 
Boldface 
Bolivar 
Bopeep 
Bountiful 
Bowman 
Brangaene 
Bravo 
Buccaneer 
Burgundy 
Cadenza 
Camelot 
Cantabile 
Capella 
Captivation 
Carbineer 
Carnival 
Carrara 
Cascade 
Cavalier 
Cavatina 
Challenger 
Chameleon 
Chanticleer 
Cherry Spot 
Chloe 
Chum 
Cinnabar 


a 


AO 
; ¢ 
yA as ro) 


Cocktail 
Colleen 
Commando 
Commodore 
Con Amore 
Concordia 
Consuela 
Content 
Copperman 
Coquette 
Cordial 
Corsair 
Crinoline 
Cygnet 
Cytherea 
Damaris 
Damask 
Damozel 
Daphnis 
Darkness 
Dawning 
Dayspring 
Dazzler 
Delight 
Delos 
Demure 
Desire 
Dimity 
Dowager 
Dragon 
Dream 
Driven Snow 
Duenna 
Echo 
Egoist 
Ember 
Enchantment 
Eros 
Eucharis 
Evangeline 
Evensong 
Everest 

F. C. Bradford 
Fairy Bells 
Fakir 
Fandango 
Fantasy 
Fashion 
Fawn 
Felicity 
Folly 
Frivolity 
Furbelow 
Futurity 
Galathea 
Galaxy 


Ganymede 
Gawain 
Geisha 
Glacier 
Gladiator 
Glamour 
Glee 
Gracious 
Granat 
Grandam 
Grandee 
Greeting 
Grenadier 
Guerdon 
Harbinger 
Harlequin 
Helen Fox 
Helen Gunning 
Hopeful 
Illusion 
Isolde 
Jamboree 
Janet Noyes 
Jessica 
Jubilant 
Juneglow 
Kashmir 
Kathleen 
Killarney 
Kobold 
Lacquer 
Leonore 
Lillie Maude 
Limerick 
Litany 
Louise Dowdle 
Lucette 
Luminary 
Lustre 
Madcap 
Madeira 
Madrigal 
Mandarin 
Manhattan 
Marionette 
Marjorie 
Marmora 
Martha Hitchcock 
Mary Margaret 
Mascot 
Masquerade 
Masterpiece 
Matins 
Mavis 
Mavourneen 
Mayflower 
Medea 
Melanie 
Memento 
Merlin 
Meteor 
Minstrel 
Modesty 


Moira 
Morgana 
Mother of Pearl 
Motley 
Muscadine 
Nerissa 
Niagara 
Niphetos 
Nocturne 
Noreen 
Novelty 
Oriflamme 
Orison 
Paladin 
Parade 

Pastel 

Patriot 
Peerless 
Peter Pan 
Phoebe 

Pied Piper 
Pilgrim 
Pinkie 
Pinocchio 
Pippin 

Pirate 

Pixie 
Polonaise 
Portent 
Prelate 
Presto 
Progress 
Prosperity 
Prudence 
Puck 
Punchinello 
Quakeress 
Ranger 

Red Bird 

Red Hussar 
Refrain 
Remembrance 
Revery 
Reward 
Robinhood 
Rogue 
Rosalie 
Roselight 
Rosette 
Roundelay 
Safrano 
Saga 
Sambo 
Samite 
Samson. 
Sarabande 
Satrap 
Satyr 
Scherzo 
Scholar 
Scout 
Seafoam 
Sebastian 


Seneca 
Serenade 
Serenity 
Signal 
Silver Cup 
Silver Lace 
Silver Mist 
Silver Moon 
Simplicity 
Sligo 
Snowclad 
Snowscape 
Sonata 
Souvenir 
Spangles 
Sprite 
Stampede 
Stardust 
Sterling 
Surprise 
Suwanee 
Swansong 
Swashbuckler 
Taffeta 
Tanager 
Tango 
Templar 
Temptation 
Thisbe 
Touchstone 
Treasure 
Trilby 
Trinket 
Tristan 
Trophy 
Valentine 
Vanity 
Vespers 
Vestal 
Viking 
Violetta 
Vision 
Volcan 
Warrior 
Wavelet 
Welcome 
Whimsical 
Whirlwind 
Wildfire 
Winedrop 
Winner 
Wisdom 
Witchery 
Zephyr 
Zulu 


Appendix D: Plants Listed by 
Botanical Names and Cultivar Names 


This appendix provides a cross-reference to the 
legitimate botanical names and, where appli- 
cable, the cultivar names for the plants included 
in the catalog. Genera are arranged alphabeti- 
cally. The catalog presents the specific epithets 
and cultivar names in alphabetical order follow- 
ing each genus. This list is organized as follows: 

Genus name and family name 

Specific epithet or hybrid specific epithet 

Cultivar name for selected species material 

Forma (minor variant of species) 

Infraspecific epithet for subspecies or varietas 

Cultivar name at infraspecific rank 

Hybrid without cultivar name 

Hybrid with cultivar name 

Cultivar name not otherwise identified. 


ABELIA R.Br. 

CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 

chinensis R.Br. 

x grandiflora (Andre) Rehd. 

x grandiflora (Andre) Rehd. ‘Prostrata’ 

xX grandiflora (Andre) Rehd. ‘Sherwoodii’ 

(x grandiflora < A. schumannii) 
‘Edward Goucher’ 


ABELIOPHYLLUM Nakai 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
distichum Nakai 


ABIES Mill. Fir 
PINACEAE Pine Family 


alba Mill. 

balsamea (L.) Mill. 

cephalonica Loud. 

chensiensis Tieghem ssp. salouenensis 
(Bord.-Rey. & Gaussen) Rushforth 

cilicica (Ant. & Kotschy) Carr. 

concolor (Gord. & Glend.) Lindl. 
ex Hildebr. 

firma Sieb. & Zucc. 

fraseri (Pursh) Poir. 

holophylla Maxim. 

homolepis Sieb. & Zucc. 

koreana Wils. 


nordmanniana (Steven) Spach 
numidica de Lannoy ex Carr. 
pinsapo Boiss. 

pinsapo Boiss. ‘Glauca’ 
procera Rehd. 

<umbellata (Mayr) Liu 
<vilmorinii Mast. 


ABUTILON Mill. 
MALVACEAE 


Flowering Maple 
Mallow Family 


pictum (Gillies ex Hook. & Arn.) Walp. 
pictum (Gillies ex Hook. & Arn.) Walp. 
‘Thompsonii’ 


ACACIA Mill. 
FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) 


Wattle, Mimosa 
Bean Family 


berlandieri Benth. 
farnesiana (L.) Willd. 
rigidula Benth. 
roemeriana Scheele 
wrightii Benth. 


ACALYPHA L. 


EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


hispida Burm.f. 


ACCA O.Berg 


MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


sellowiana (O.Berg) Burret 


ACER L. 
ACERACEAE 


Maple 
Maple Family 


buergerianum Miq. 

buergerianum Miq. ‘Mino yatsufusa’ 

buergerianum Miq. ‘Nauto kaede’ 

buergerianum Miq. ssp. formosanum 
(Hayata) E.Murr. & Lauener 
‘Miyasama’ 

campbellii Hiern ssp. flabellatum 
(Rehd.) E.Murr. 

campestre L. 

campestre L. ‘Nanum’ 

campestre L. var. leiocarpum (Opiz) 
Wallroth 

capillipes Maxim. 

cappadocicum Gleditsch 

cappadocicum Gleditsch ‘Aureum’ 

carpinifolium Sieb. & Zucc. 

cissifolium (Sieb. & Zucc.) K.Koch 

davidii Franch. 

diabolicum Bl. ex K.Koch 

xfreemanii E.Murr. 


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ginnala Maxim. 
griseum (Franch.) 
japonicum Thunb 
japonicum Thunb 
‘Aconitifolium’ 


japonicum Thunb. 


‘Aureum’ 


japonicum Thunb. 


‘Itaya’ 


japonicum Thunb. 


‘Kinugasayama’ 


japonicum Thunb. 


‘O isami’ 


Pax 


. ex J.A.Murr. 
. ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Chitoseyama’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Corallinum’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Crimson Queen’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Dissectum’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Dissectum Flavescens’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Dissectum Palmatifidum’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


japonicum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘O take’ 


japonicum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Vitifolium’ 


japonicum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Yayoigasa’ 
longipes Franch. ssp. amplum 
(Rehd.) Jong 
mandshuricum Maxim. 
maximowiczianum Miq. 
miyabei Maxim. 
monspessulanum L. 
negundo L. 
negundo L. ‘Variegatum’ 


negundo L. ssp. mexicanum (DC.) 


Wesmael 
negundo L. ssp. negundo 
var. texanum Pax 
oblongum Wall. ex DC. 
oliverianum Pax 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Akaji nishiki’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Aoyagi’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Asahi zuru’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Atropurpureum’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Atropurpureum Superbum’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Aureo-variegatum’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Aureum’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Autumn Glory’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Bloodgood’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Burgundy Lace’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Butterfly’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Chirimen nishiki’ 


‘Dissectum Rubrifolium’ 
ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Dissectum Variegatum’ 


palmatum Thunb. 


palmatum Thunb. 
palmatum Thunb. 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Hagoromo’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Higasayama’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Hogyokw’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Ichigyo ji’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘lijima sunago’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Inaba shidare’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Jiro shidare’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Kagiri nishiki’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Killarney’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Kingsville Red’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Koshimino’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Kurabeyama’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Linearilobum’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Lutescens’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Masukagami’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Matsukaze’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Mizu kuguri’ 
palmatum Thunb. 
‘Monzukushi’ 


ex J.A.Murr 
ex J.A.Murr 


. ‘Filigree’ 
. ‘Garnet’ 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr 


. ‘Hessei’ 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr 


. ‘Maiko’ 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr 


. ‘Mioun’ 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Moonfire’ ‘Tamukeyama’ 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Tatsuta’ 
‘Mure hibari’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘The 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. Bishop’ 
‘Naruo nishiki’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Toyama 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Nomura’ nishiki’ 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Nomura palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
nishiki’ ‘Trompenburg’ 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Ogino palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
nagare’ ‘Tsuchi uno’ 

palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Ogon palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
sarasa’ ‘Tsuku bane’ 

palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘O kagami’ ‘Tsukushi gata’ 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Okushimo’ ‘Tsuri nishiki’ 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Omato’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Utsu semi’ 

‘Oo shi rini’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Oregon ‘Versicolor’ 

Sunset’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Orido ‘Waka momiji’ 

nishiki’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Waterfall’ 

‘Ornatum’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Yatsubusa’ 

‘Osakazuki’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Yezo nishiki’ 

‘Oshio beni’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Yukigumi’ 

‘Oshu shidare’ palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Pixie’ var. amoenum (Carr.) Ohwi 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Ribbon palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Leaf’ var. matsumurae (Koidz.) Makino 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Sagara palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

nishiki’ var. palmatum 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Sango pensylvanicum L. 

kakw’ platanoides L. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. platanoides L. ‘Almira’ 

‘Sazanami’ platanoides L. ‘Chas. F. Irish’ 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Seigen’ 

palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Seiryw’ 

palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Sherwood Flame’ 

palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Shigitatsu sawa’ 

palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


platanoides L. ‘Crimson King’ 
platanoides L. ‘Drummondii’ 
platanoides L. ‘Faassen’s Black’ 
platanoides L. ‘Oekonomierat Stoll’ 
platanoides L. ‘Schwedleri’ 
pseudoplatanus L. 

pseudoplatanus L. ‘Atropurpureum’ 


‘Shigurezome’ pseudoplatanus L. ‘Brilliantissimum’ 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Shino pseudosieboldianum (Pax) Komar. 
buga oka’ rubrum L. 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. rubrum L. ‘Gerling’ 
‘Shirigosan’ rubrum L. ‘October Glory’ 
palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. rubrum L. ‘Pyramidale’ 
‘Shishigashira’ rubrum L. ‘Schlesingeri’ 


rubrum L. ‘Tilford’ 
rubrum L. var. drummondii (Nuit.) Sarg. 


palmatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Shojo’ 


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rubrum L. var. trilobum T. & G. 
ex K.Koch 

rufinerve Sieb. & Zucc. 

rufinerve Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Hatsuyuki’ 

rufinerve Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Variegatum’ 

saccharinum L. 

saccharinum L. ‘Palmatum’ 

saccharum Marsh. ‘Newton Sentry’ 

saccharum Marsh. ‘Sweet Shadow Cut- 
Leaf’ 

saccharum Marsh. ‘Temple’s Upright’ 

saccharum Marsh. ssp. floridanum 
(Chapm.) Desm. 

saccharum Marsh. ssp. leucoderme 
(Small) Desm. 

saccharum Marsh. ssp. nigrum (Michx.f.) 
Desm. 

saccharum Marsh. var. rugelii (Pax) 
Rehd. 

saccharum Marsh. ssp. saccharum 

shirasawanum Koidz. 

sieboldianum Miq. 

sieboldianum Miq. ‘Kohauchina kaido’ 

sieboldianum Miq. ‘Mikasayama’ 

spicatum Lam. 

tataricum L. 

tegmentosum Maxim. 

truncatum Bunge 

truncatum Bunge ‘Akikaze nishiki’ 

truncatum Bunge ‘Tokiwa nishiki’ 

truncatum Bunge ‘Usugumo’ 

truncatum Bunge f. dissectum Wesmael 

velutinum Boiss. var. vanvolxemii 
(Mast.) Rehd. 

wilsonii Rehd. 

x zoeschense Pax 


ACOELORRHAPHE H.Wend1. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 


wrightii (Griseb. & H.Wendl.) H.Wendl. ex 
Becc. 


ACTINIDIA Lindl. 

ACTINIDIACEAE Actinidia Family 

arguta (Sieb. & Zucc.) Planch. ex Miq. 

deliciosa (A.Chev.) C.F.Liang & 
A.R.Ferguson var. deliciosa 

deliciosa (A.Chev.) C.F.Liang & 
A.R.Ferguson var. deliciosa ‘Chico’ 
<fairchildii Rehd. 

kolomikta (Maxim. & Rupr.) Maxim. 

polygamai (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 

purpurea Rehd. 


ADINA  Salisb. 
RUBIACEAE Madder Family 
rubella Hance 


AESCULUS L._ Horsechestnut, Buckeye 
HIPPOCASTANACEAE Buckeye Family 


<bushii Schneid. 

californica (Spach) Nutt. 

<x carnea Hayne 

<carnea Hayne ‘Briotii’ 

x dupontii Sarg. 

flava Sol. 

glabra Willd. 

x glaucescens Sarg. 
hippocastanum L. 
hippocastanum L. ‘Baumanii’ 
hippocastanum L. ‘Memmingeri’ 
<hybrida DC. 

< marilandica Booth ex Kirchn. 

< mutabilis (Spach) Scheele 
parviflora Walt. 

parviflora Walt. var. serotina Rehd. 
pavia L. 

pavia L. var. flavescens (Sarg.) Correll 
x plantierensis Andre 

sylvatica Bartram 

x woerlitzensis Koehne 


AGARISTA D.Don ex G.Don 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


populifolia (Lam.) D.Don ex Judd 


AGAVE lL. 
AGAVACEAE 


Century Plant 
Agave Family 


americana L. 
americana L. ‘Marginata’ 


AILANTHUS Dest. 
SIMAROUBACEAE Quassia Family 
altissima (Mill.) Swingle 


AKEBIA Decne. 
LARDIZABALACEAE 


Akebia 
Lardizabala Family 


quinata (Thunb. ex Houtt.) Decne. 
quinata (Thunb. ex Houtt.) Decne. 
‘Shirobana’ 


ALBIZIA Durazz. 


FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 


julibrissin Durazz. 
kalkora (Roxb.) Prain 


ALEURITES  J.R. &J.G. Forst. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


fordii Hemsl. 
montana (Lour.) Wils. 


ALLAMANDA L. 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 
cathartica L. 


ALNUS Mill. 
BETULACEAE 


Alder 
Birch Family 


formosana (Burkw.) Makino 

glutinosa (L.) Gaertn. 

hirsuta (Spach) Rupr. var. sibirica 
(Spach) Schneid. 

japonica (Thunb.) Steud. 

maritima (Marsh.) Nutt. 

serrulata (Ait.) Willd. 


ALOYSIA Juss. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
gratissima (Gillies & Hook.) Troncoso 


AMELANCHIER Medik. 
ROSACEAE 


Shadbush 
Rose Family 


alnifolia (Nutt.) Nutt. 
arborea (Michx.f.) Fern. 
asiatica (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 
canadensis (L.) Medik. 
laevis Wieg. 

laevis Wieg. ‘Rosea’ 
sanguinea (Pursh) DC. 
spicata (Lam.) K.Koch 
‘Success’ 


AMORPHA L. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
Sruticosa L. 

glabra Desf. ex Poir. 


AMPELOPSIS Michx. 

VITACEAE Grape Family 

arborea (L.) Koehne 

glandulosa var. brevipedunculata 
(Maxim.) Momiy. 

glandulosa var. brevipedunculata 
(Maxim.) Momiy. ‘Elegans’ 


AMYRIS P.Br. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
texana (Buckl.) P.Wilson 


ANDROMEDA L. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
polifolia L. 

polifolia L. ‘Nana’ 


ANISACANTHUS Nees 


ACANTHACEAE Acanthus Family 


thurberi (Torr.) A.Gr. 


ANTIGONON Endl. 


POLYGONACEAE Buckwheat Family 


leptopus Hook. & Arn. 


APHANANTHE Planch. 


ULMACEAE Elm Family 


aspera (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Planch. 


ARALIA L. 


ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


elata (Miq.) Seemann 
spinosa L. 


ARAUCARIA Juss. 


ARAUCARIACEAE Araucaria Family 


araucana (Mol.) K.Koch 
bidwillii Hook. 


ARBUTUS L. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
unedo L. 


ARCTOSTAPHYLOS Adans. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


uva-ursi (L.) Spreng. 


253 


ARDISIA O.Swartz 
MYRSINACEAE Myrsine Family 
crenata Sims 

crenata Sims ‘Alba’ 

crispa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) A.DC. 
japonica (Thunb.) Bl. 


ARISTOLOCHIA L. 
ARISTOLOCHIACEAE Aristolochia Family 


elegans Mast. 


ARONIA Medik. 
ROSACEAE 


Chokeberry 
Rose Family 


arbutifolia (L.) Ell. 
melanocarpa (Michx.) Ell. 
prunifolia (Marsh.) Rehd. 


ARTEMISIA L. 
ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
abrotanum L. 


ARUNDINARIA Michx. 
POACEAE Grass Family 
pygmaea (Miq.) Mitf. “‘Variegata’ 


ASCYRUM L. 
HYPERICACEAE St. John’s-wort Family 
hypericoides L. 


ASIMINA Adans. 
ANNONACEAE Custard-apple Family 
triloba (L.) Dunal 


ASTER L. 
ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
carolinianus Walt. 


AUCUBA ‘Thunb. 

CORNACEAE Dogwood Family 

chinensis Benth. 

japonica Thunb. 

japonica Thunb. ‘Goldieana’ 

japonica Thunb. ‘Limbata’ 

japonica Thunb. ‘Longifolia’ 

japonica Thunb. ‘Meigetsu’ 

japonica Thunb. ‘Nana’ 

japonica Thunb. ‘Salicifolia’ 

japonica Thunb. ‘Variegata’ 

japonica Thunb. var. borealis Miyabe & 
Kudo 


BACCHARIS lL. 
ASTERACEAE 


Groundsel 
Aster Family 


glomeruliflora Pers. 
halimifolia L. 
halimifolia L. ‘Dauphin Island’ 


BAMBUSA_ Schreber 
POACEAE 


Bamboo 
Grass Family 


multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch. 

multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch. ‘Alphonse 
Karr’ 

multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch. ‘Fernleaf’ 

multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch. ‘Silverstripe’ 

multiplex (Lour.) Raeusch. ‘Variegata’ 

tuldoides Munro 


BAUHINIA L. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) 
Bean Family 


divaricata L. 
lunarioides A.Gr. ex S.Wats. 
yunnanensis Franch. 


BEFARIA Mutis ex L. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
racemosa Vent. 


BERBERIS L. 
BERBERIDACEAE 


Barberry 
Barberry Family 


x gladwynensis Li ‘William Penn’ 

hookeri Lem. 

hookeri Lem. var. viridis Schneid. 

x hybrido-gagnepainii Suring. 
‘Chenault’ 

julianae Schneid. 

julianae Schneid. ‘Byers’ 

koreana Palib. ‘Atropurpurea’ 

x media Grootend. ‘Parkjuweel’ 

<x mentorensis H.Schultz & Horvath 
ex L.M.Ames 

mouillacana Schneid. 

sargentiana Schneid. 

soulieana Schneid. 

thunbergii DC. — 

thunbergii DC. ‘Atropurpurea’ 

thunbergii DC. ‘Atropurpurea Nana’ 

thunbergii DC. ‘Aurea’ 

thunbergii DC. ‘Crimson Pygmy’ 

thunbergii DC. ‘Kobold’ 

thunbergii DC. ‘Sparkle’ 

thunbergii DC. ‘Special’ 

verruculosa Hemsl. & Wils. 

< wisleyensis Ahrendt 


BERCHEMIA Necker ex DC. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 


racemosa Sieb. & Zucc. 
racemosa Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Issai’ 
scandens (J.Hill) K.Koch 


BETULA lL. 
BETULACEAE 


Birch 
Birch Family 


alleghaniensis Britton 

costata Traut. 

davurica Pall. 

jaquemontii Spach 

lenta L. 

maximowicziana Regel 

nigra L. 

occidentalis Hook. 

papyrifera Marsh. 

papyrifera < B. maximowicziana 

pendula Roth 

pendula x B. nigra 

pendula Roth ‘Dalecarlica’ 

pendula Roth ‘Purpurea’ 

pendula Roth ‘Youngii’ 

platyphylla Sukachev var. japonica 
(Miq.) Hara 

populifolia Marsh. 

potaninii Batal. 

pubescens Ehrh. 

uber (Ashe) Fern. 


BIGNONIA lL. 


BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


capreolata L. 


BREYNIA J.R. &J.G. Forst. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


disticha J.R. & J.G.Forst. 


BROUSSONETIA UL Her. ex Vent. 
MORACEAE Mulberry Family 


papyrifera (L.) Vent. 
papyrifera (L.) Vent. ‘Variegata’ 


BRUCKENTHALIA _keichenb. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 


spiculifolia (Salisb.) Reichenb. 


BRUGMANSIA Pers. 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 
suaveolens (Humboldt & Bonpland 

ex Willd.) Bercht. & J.Presl 


BRUNFELSIA L. 


SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


australis Benth. 


BUCKLEYA Torr. 
SANTALACEAE Sandalwood Family 
distichophylla (Nutt.) Torr. 


BUDDLEJA L. 
BUDDLEJACEAE 


Butterfly Bush 
Buddleja Family 


alternifolia Maxim. 
crispa Benth. var. farreri (Balf.f. & 
W.W.Sm.)Hand.-Mazz. 

davidii Franch. 

davidii Franch. ‘Alba’ 
fallowiana Balf.f. & W.W.Sm. 
farreri Balf.f. & W.W.Sm. 
japonica Hemsl. 

lindleyana Fort. ex Lindl. 
venenifera Makino 

< weyeriana Weyer 
<weyeriana Weyer ‘Sungold’ 
<x whiteana R.J.Moore 


BUMELIA O.Swartz 
SAPOTACEAE Sapodilla Family 
lanuginosa (Michx.) Pers. 

lycioides (L.) Pers. 

tenax (L.) Willd. 


BUTIA (Becc.) Becc. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
capitata (Mart.) Becc. 


BUXUS L. Box 

BUXACEAE Boxwood Family 

balearica Lam. 

harlandii Hance 

harlandii Hance ‘Richard’ 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Compacta’ 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Curly Locks’ 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Grace 
Hendrick Phillips’ 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Green Pillow’ 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Helen 
Whiting’ 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Henry 
Hohman’ 

microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘John 
Baldwin’ 


200 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Sunnyside’ 
microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. var. japonica 


(Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & Wils. 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. var. japonica 


(Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & Wils. ‘Morris 


Dwarf 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. var. japonica 


(Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & Wils. ‘Morris 


Midget’ 


microphylla Sieb. & Zucc. var. japonica 


(Muell.-Arg.) Rehd. & Wils. ‘National’ 


sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
Decussata’ 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
Macrophylla’ 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. 


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‘Abilene’ 
‘Agram’ 
‘Angustifolia’ 
‘Arborescens’ 
‘Arborescens 


‘Argenteo-variegata’ 
‘Aristocrat’ 
‘Aurea Pendula’ 
‘Aureo-variegata’ 
‘Belleville’ 
‘Bullata’ 
‘Butterworth’ 
‘Denmark’ 
‘Edgar Anderson’ 
‘Elegantissima’ 
‘Fastigiata’ 
‘Glauca’ 

‘Graham Biandy’ 
‘Handsworthiensis’ 
‘Hardwickensis’ 
‘Heinrich Bruns’ 
‘Henry Shaw’ 
‘Inglis’ 

‘Ipek’ 

‘Joe Gable’ 

‘Joy’ 

‘Latifolia 


‘Latifolia Nova’ 
‘Lynnhaven’ 
‘Macrophylla’ 
‘Marginata’ 
‘Memorial’ 
‘Myrtifolia’ 
‘Nish’ 

‘Northern Find’ 
‘Northern New York’ 
‘Northland’ 
‘Pendula’ 
‘Ponteyi’ 
‘Prostrata’ 
‘Pyramidalis’ 
‘Rotundifolia’ 
‘Ste. Genevieve’ 


sempervirens L. ‘Salicifolia’ 

sempervirens L. ‘Salicifolia Elata’ 

sempervirens L. ‘Suffruticosa’ 

sempervirens L. ‘Vardar Valley’ 

sempervirens L. ‘Varifolia’ 

sempervirens L. ‘Welleri’ 

sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) M.Cheng 
var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng 

sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) M.Cheng 
var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng 
‘Pincushion’ 

sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) M.Cheng 
var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng 
‘Tall Boy’ 

sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) M.Cheng 
var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng 
‘Tide Hill’ 

sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) M.Cheng 
var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng 
‘Winter Beauty’ 

sinica (Rehd. & Wils.) M.Cheng 
var. insularis (Nakai) M.Cheng 
‘Wintergreen’ 

stenophylla Hance 

wallichiana Baill. 

‘Green Gem’ 

‘Green Mountain’ 

‘Green Velvet’ 


CAESALPINIA L. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 


gilliesii Hook. 


CALLIANDRA Benth. 
FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 


tweediei Benth. 


CALLICARPA L. Beautyberry 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 


americana L. 

americana L. ‘Lactea’ 

bodinieri Lev. 

bodinieri Lev. var. giraldii Rehd. 
dichotoma (Lour.) K.Koch 

dichotoma (Lour.) K.Koch ‘Leucocarpa’ 
japonica Thunb. 

macrophylla Vahl 

tosaensis Makino 


CALLISTEMON R.Br. Bottlebrush 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


citrinus (Curtis) Skeels 
linearis (Schrad. & J.C.Wendl.) DC. 
rigidus R.Br. 


rugulosus Miq. 
salignus (Sm.) DC. 
viminalis (Sol. ex Gaertn.) G.Don 


CALLITRIS Vent. 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 
columellaris F.Muell. 


CALLUNA Salisb. 
ERICACEAE 


Heather 
Heath Family 


vulgaris (L.) Hull 

vulgaris (L.) Hull ‘August Beauty’ 
vulgaris (L.) Hull ‘Aureafolia’ 
vulgaris (L.) Hull ‘H. E. Beale’ 
vulgaris (L.) Hull ‘Juno’ 

vulgaris (L.) Hull ‘Plena’ 
vulgaris (L.) Hull ‘Silver Queen’ 
vulgaris (L.) Hull ‘Tib’ 


CALOCEDRUS Kurz 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 
decurrens (Torr.) Florin 


CALYCANTHUS L. 
CALYCANTHACEAE Calycanthus Family 
floridus L. 

floridus L. ‘Athens’ 

floridus L. ‘Margarita’ 


CAMELLIA lL. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 
assimilis Champ. ex Benth. 
crapnelliana Tutch. 
cuspidata (Kochs) J.G.Veitch 
drupifera (Lour.) Pierre 
fraterna Hance 
(fraterna < C. japonica) 
‘Little Princess’ 
granthamiana Sealy 
* (hiemalis ‘Billy Wylam’ < C. oleifera) 
‘Frost Princess’ 
* (‘Frost Princess’ < C. oleifera) 
‘Polar Ice’ 
* (‘Frost Princess’ < C. oleifera) 
‘Snow Flurry’ 
* (‘Frost Princess’ < C. oleifera) 
‘Winter’s Hope’ 
* (hiemalis ‘Otome’  C. oleifera) 
‘Winter’s Rose’ 
* (hiemalis ‘Shishigashira’ < C. oleifera) 
‘Frost Prince’ 


* (‘Frost Prince’ < C. hiemalis) 
‘Winter’s Star’ 
* (hongkongensis < C. rusticana) 
‘Sunworshiper’ 
japonica L. 
japonica L. ‘Alice Morrison’ 
Japonica L. ‘Anemoniflora’ 
japonica L. ‘Aunt Jetty’ 
japonica L. ‘Barbara Morgan’ 
japonica L. ‘Chandleri Elegans’ 
japonica L. ‘Daitairin’ 
japonica L. ‘Doctor Tinsley’ 
* japonica L. ‘Frost Queen’ 
japonica L. ‘Gov. Mouton Variegated’ 
japonica L. ‘Guilio Nuccio’ 
japonica L. ‘Kumasaka’ 
japonica L. ‘Leucantha’ 
japonica L. ‘Marie Wood’ 
japonica L. ‘Professor Sargent’ 
japonica L. ‘Reverend John G. Drayton’ 
japonica L. ‘Sarah Frost’ 
japonica L. ‘Sieboldii’ 
japonica L. ‘Tama no ura’ 
japonica L. ‘Ville de Nantes’ 
* (japonica ‘Arabella’ x C. ‘Fragrant 
Pink’) ‘Ack-Scent Red’ 
* (japonica ‘Fragrant Star’ < C. ‘Fragrant 
Pink’) ‘Ack-Scent Pink’ 
* (japonica ‘Fragrant Star’ x C. ‘Fragrant 
Pink’) ‘Ack-Scent Spice’ 
* (japonica ‘Fragrant Star’ < C. ‘Fragrant 
Pink’) ‘Ack-Scent Star’ 
* (japonica ‘Frost Queen’ * C. ‘Fragrant 
Pink’) ‘Ack-Scent Sno’ 
* (japonica ‘Frost Queen’ * C. ‘Fragrant 
Pink’) ‘Ack-Scent White’ 
* (japonica ‘Kenyo-Tai’ < C. lutchuensis) 
‘Cinnamon Cindy’ 
* (japonica ‘Kramer’s Supreme’ 
C. ‘Fragrant Pink Improved’) 
‘Ack-Scent’ 
kissii Wall. 
lutchuensis Ito 
oleifera Abel 
* (oleifera < C. sasanqua 
‘Takara-awase’) ‘Winter’s Charm’ 
reticulata Lindl. ‘Capt. Rawes’ 
(reticulata < C. saluenensis) 
‘Inspiration’ 
* (rusticana ‘Yoshida’ < C. lutchuensis) 
‘Fragrant Pink’ 
* (rusticana x C. lutchuensis) 
‘Fragrant Joy’ 
saluenensis Stapf 
sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Annette’ 
sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Cherokee’ 


207% 


sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Cleopatra’ 

sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Crimson Bride’ 

sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Sharon Elizabeth’ 

sasanqua Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Texas Star’ 

(sasanqua ‘Maiden’s Blush’ + 
C. japonica) +‘Daisy Eagleson’ 

* (sasanqua ‘Onishiki’ < C. kissii) 

‘Two Marthas’ 

sinensis (L.) O.Ktze. 

tenuifolia (Hayata) Cohen-Stuart 

tsaii H.H.Hu 

vernalis (Makino) Makino ‘Dawn’ 

vernalis (Makino) Makino ‘Sayehime’ 

<williamsii W.W.Sm. ‘Donation’ 

<williamsii W.W.Sm. ‘Donation 
Sport’ 

< williamsii W.W.Sm. ‘November 
Pink’ 

* ‘Fragrant Pink Improved’ (Polyploid 

‘Fragrant Pink’) ‘Tiny Princess’ 


CAMPSIS Lour. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
grandiflora (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Schum. 
radicans (L.) Seemann ex Bur. 
radicans (L.) Seemann ex Bur. 
‘Yellow Trumpet’ 
< tagliabuana (Vis.) Rehd. ‘Mme. Galen’ 


CAMPYLOTROPIS Bunge 
FABACEAE (Papilionoideae) Bean Family 
macrocarpa Bunge 


CARAGANA Fabr. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Pea Shrub 
Bean Family 


arborescens Lam. 
arborescens Lam. ‘Lorbergii’ 
arborescens Lam. ‘Pendula’ 
JSrutex (L.) K.Koch ‘Sylvatica’ 
sinica (Buc’hoz) Rehd. 


CARISSA L. 


APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


macrocarpa (Eckl. & Zeyh.) A.DC. 


CARPINUS L. 
BETULACEAE 


Hornbeam 
Birch Family 


betulus L. 

betulus L. ‘Fastigiata’ 
betulus L. ‘Purpurea’ 
caroliniana Walt. 
caroliniana Walt. ‘Ascendens’ 
cordata Bl. 

japonica Bl. 

orientalis Mill. 


CARYA Nutt. 
JUGLANDACEAE 


Hickory 
Walnut Family 


aquatica (Michx.f.) Nutt. 
cordiformis (Wang.) K.Koch 

glabra (Mill.) Sweet 

illinoinensis (Wang.) K.Koch 
illinoinensis (Wang.) K.Koch ‘Mehan’ 
illinoinensis (Wang.) K.Koch ‘Stuart’ 
illinoinensis < C. sp. 

(illinoinensis < C. sp.) ‘Koon’ 
laciniosa (Michx.f.) Loud. 

ovalis (Wang.) Sarg. 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Glover’ 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Hines’ 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Lake’ 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Lingenfelter’ 
ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Romig’ - 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Schaul’ 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Schinnerling’ 
ovata (Mill.) K.Koch ‘Vest’ 

ovata (Mill.) K.Koch var. pubescens Sarg. 
pallida (Ashe) Engl. & Graebn. 
tomentosa (Lam.) Nutt. 


CARYOPTERIS' Bunge 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
x clandonensis Simmonds 

incana (Thunb. ex Houtt.) Miq. 


CASIMIROA Llave & Lex. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
edulis Llave & Lex. 

pringlei (S.Wats.) Engelm. 


CASSIA L. Senna 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 


alata L. 
coluteoides Coll. 
corymbosa Lam. 


Chestnut 
Beech Family 


CASTANEA Mill. 
FAGACEAE 


crenata Sieb. & Zucc. 
mollissima Bl. 

mollissima Bl. ‘Crane’ 
mollissima Bl. ‘Meiling’ 
mollissima Bl. ‘Nanking’ 
mollissima Bl. ‘Orrin’ 

sativa Mill. 

sativa L. ‘Argenteo-variegata’ 


CASTANOPSIS (D.Don) Spach 
Chinquapin 
FAGACEAE Beech Family 
cuspidata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murray) 
Schottky 
cuspidata (Thunb.) Schottky 
var. sieboldii (Makino) Nakai 
sclerophylla Schottky 


CASUARINA Adans._. 
CASUARINACEAE Casuarina Family 
cunninghamiana Miq. 


CATALPA Scop. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
bignonioides Walt. 

bungei C.A.Mey. 

ovata G.Don 

speciosa Warder ex Engelm. 


CEANOTHUS lL. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
americanus L. 

x delilianus Spach 

x delilianus Spach ‘Gloire de Versailles’ 
microphyllus Michx. 

x pallidus Lindl]. ‘Marie Simon’ 
velutinus Dougl. 


CEDRUS Trew 
PINACEAE 


Cedar 
Pine Family 


atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex Carr. 

atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex Carr. ‘Aurea’ 

atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex Carr. 
‘Fastigiata’ 

atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex Carr. 
‘Glauca’ 

atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex Carr. 
‘Glauca Pendula’ 


atlantica (Endl.) Manetti ex Carr. 
‘Pendula’ 

deodara (Roxb.) G.Don 

deodara (Roxb.) G.Don ‘Aurea’ 

deodara (Roxb.) G.Don ‘Fastigiata’ 

deodara (Roxb.) G.Don ‘Limelight’ 

deodara (Roxb.) G.Don ‘Pendula’ 

deodara (Roxb.) G.Don ‘Pygmy’ 

deodara (Roxb.) G.Don ‘Repandens’ 

libani A.Rich. 

libani A.Rich. ‘Nana’ 

libani A.Rich. ssp. brevifolia (Hook.f.) 
Meikle 

libani A.Rich. var. stenocoma 
(O.Schwarz) Davis 


CELASTRUS L. 
CELASTRACEAE 


Bittersweet 
Staff-tree Family 


angulatus Maxim. 
orbiculatus Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
rosthornianus Loesn. 


CELTIS L. 
ULMACEAE 


Hackberry 
Elm Family 


australis L. 

caucasica Willd. 

laevigata Willd. 

occidentalis L. 

pallida Torr. 

sinensis Pers. 

sinensis Pers. var. japonica (Planch.) 
Nakai 

tala Gillies ex Planch. 


CEPHALANTHAUS L. 
RUBIACEAE Madder Family 
occidentalis L. 


CEPHALOTAXUS Sieb. & Zucc. ex End. 
CEPHALOTAXACEAE Plum-yew Family 


harringtonia (J.Knight ex Forbes) K.Koch 

harringtonia (J.Knight ex Forbes) K.Koch 
‘Fastigiata’ 

harringtonia (J.Knight ex Forbes) K.Koch 
‘Nana’ 


CERATIOLA Michx. 


EMPETRACEAE Crowberry Family 


ericoides Michx. 


259 


CERATOSTIGMA Bunge 
PLUMBAGINACEAE Leadwort Family 
plumbaginoides Bunge 

willmottianum Stapf 


CERCIDIPHYLLUM  Sieb. & Zucc. 
CERCIDIPHYLLACEAE Katsura-tree Family 


japonicum Sieb. & Zucc. 
japonicum Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Pendula’ 


CERCIS L. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 


canadensis L. 

canadensis L. ‘Alba’ 

canadensis L. ‘Forest Pansy’ 

canadensis L. ‘Plena’ 

canadensis L. ‘Ruby Atkinson’ 

canadensis L. ‘Wither’s Pink Charm’ 

canadensis L. ssp. texensis (S.Wats.) 
E.Murr. ‘Alba’ 

canadensis L. ssp. texensis (S.Wats.) 
E.Murr. ‘Oklahoma’ 

chinensis Bunge 

chinensis Bunge ‘Alba’ 

siliquastrum L. ‘Rubrum’ 


CESTRUM lL. 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 
nocturnum L. 


CHAENOMELES Lindl. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
x californica Clarke & Weber 
‘Rosy Morn’ 

japonica (Thunb.) Lindl. ex Spach 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Apple Blossom’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Candida’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Cardinalis’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Hanazono’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Marmorata’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Nivalis’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Phyllis Moore’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Rubra’ 
speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Simonii’ 

( 

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speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Snow’ 

speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Toyo nishiki’ 

speciosa (Sweet) Nakai ‘Umbilicata’ 

x superba (Frahm) Rehd. 

<x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Corallina’ 

< superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Crimson and 
Gold’ 


road a 


x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Knap Hill 
Scarlet’ 

x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Mandarin’ 

x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Perfecta’ 

x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Pink Lady’ 

x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Roxana Foster’ 
x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Ruby Glow’ 

x superba (Frahm) Rehd. ‘Stanford Red’ 
x vilmoriniana Weber ‘Mt. Everest’ 


CHAMAECYPARIS Spach False Cypress 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


Jfunebris (Endl.) Franco 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. ‘Allumii’ 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. ‘Blom’ 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. ‘Filiformis’ 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. ‘Filiformis 
Compacta’ 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. ‘Lutea’ 
lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. 
‘Lycopodioides’ 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. 
‘Pembury Blue’ 

lawsoniana (A.Murr.) Parl. 
‘Pendula Vera’ 

nootkatensis (D.Don) Spach 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Albospica’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Breviramea’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Contorta’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 
‘Coralliformis’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Crippsii’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Filicoides’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Filiformis 
Aurea’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Gold Drop’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Gracilis’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Intermedia’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Kosteri’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 
‘Lycopodioides’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Mariesii’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Nana’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Nana 
Argentea’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Nana Aurea’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Nana 
Gracilis’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Nana 
Pyramidalis’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Pygmaea’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Pygmaea 
Aurescens’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Reis Dwarf’ 


obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Repens’ 
obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Rigid Dwarf’ 
obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Sanderi’ 
obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Spiralis’ 
obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Stoneham’ 
obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Tempelhof’ 
obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Tetragona 
Aurea’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. *‘Tonia’ 

obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Verdonii’ 

pistfera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Aurea 
Nana’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Boulevard’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Compacta’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Filifera’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Filifera 
Aurea’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Gold 
Spangle’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Golden 
Mop’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 
‘Juniperoides Aurea’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Monstrosa’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Plumosa’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Plumosa 
Aurea’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Plumosa 
Aurea Nana’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Plumosa 
Compacta’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Plumosa 
Compressa’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Pygmaea’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Snow’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Squarrosa’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Squarrosa 
Intermedia’ 

pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. ‘Squarrosa 
Minima’ 

thyoides (L.) BSP. 

thyoides (L.) BSP. ‘Andelyensis’ 
thyoides (L.) BSP. ‘Ericoides’ 


CHAMAECYTISUS Link 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
supinus (L.) Link 


CHAMAEDAPHNE Moench 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


calyculata (L.) Moench 


CHAMAEROPS L. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


humilis L. 


CHILOPSIS D.Don 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
linearis (Cav.) Sweet 


CHIMONANTAUS Lindl. 
CALYCANTHACEAE Calycanthus Family 


nitens Oliv. 

praecox (L.) Link 

praecox (L.) Link ‘Luteus’ 
praecox (L.) Link ‘Mangetsu’ 


CHIONANTHUS L. 
OLEACEAE 


Fringe Tree 
Olive Family 


retusus Lindl. & Paxt. 

retusus Lindl. & Paxt. var. serrulatus 
(Hayata) Koidz. 

virginicus L. 


CHOSENIA_ Nakai 
SALICACEAE Willow Family 
arbutifolia (Pall.) Skvortz. 


CHRYSANTHEMUM L. 
ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
nipponicum (Franch. ex Maxim.) Matsum. 


CINNAMOMUM Schaeffer 
LAURACEAE Laurel Family 
camphora (L.) T. Nees & Eberm. 
daphnoides Sieb. & Zucc. 


CISSUS _ L. 


VITACEAE Grape Family 


incisa (Nutt.) Desmoul. 


CISTUS L. 


CISTACEAE Rock-rose Family 


< hybridus Pourr. 


ladanifer L. 
< purpureus Lam. 


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CITHAREXYLUM L. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
berlandieri Robinson 


Xx CITROFORTUNELLA J.Ingram & 
H.E.Moore 

RUTACEAE Citrus Family 

mitis (Blanco) J.Ingram & H.E.Moore 


XCITRONCIRUS J.Ingram & H.E.Moore 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


webberi J.Ingram & H.E.Moore 


CITRUS L. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
aurantium L. 

hystrix DC. 

medica L. ‘Etrog’ 

x paradisi Macf. 

reticulata Blanco 

‘Thomasville Citrangequat’ 


CLADRASTIS kat. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
kentukea (Dum.-Cours.) Rudd 


CLEMATIS L. 
RANUNCULACEAE Buttercup Family 
armandii Franch. 
armandii Franch. ‘Farquhariana’ 
chrysocoma Franch. var. sericea 
(Franch.) Schneid. 
crispa L. 
<jackmanii T.Moore 
<jackmanii T.Moore ‘Superba’ 
montana Buch.-Ham. ‘Grandiflora’ 
pitcheriT. & G. 
stans Sieb. & Zucc. 
terniflora DC. 
texensis Buckl. 
< triternata DC. ‘Rubro-marginata’ 
versicolor Britton 
viorna L. 
* viticella L. ‘Betty Corning’ 


CLERODENDRUM L. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
bungei Steud. 

indicum (L.) O.Ktze. 

philippinum Schauer 

thomsonae Balf.f. 

trichotomum Thunb. 


CLETHRA L. 
CLETHRACEAE 


White Alder 
White-alder Family 


acuminata Michx. 
alnifolia L. 

alnifolia L. ‘Rosea’ 
barbinervis Sieb. & Zucc. 
fargesii Franch. 
tomentosa Lam. 


CLEYERA Thunb. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 
japonica Thunb. 

japonica Thunb. ‘Tricolor’ 


CLIFTONIA Banks ex C.F.Gaertn. 
CYRILLACEAE Cyrilla Family 


monophylla (Lam.) Britton ex Sarg. 


CLINOPODIUM lL. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
ashei (Weatherby) Small 

coccineum (Nutt.) O.Ktze. 

dentatum (Chapm.) O.Ktze. 


CLYTOSTOMA Miers ex Bur. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


callistegioides (Cham.) Bur. 


CNEORUM L. 
CNEORACEAE Spurge-olive Family 
tricoccon L. 


COCCULUS DC. . 
MENISPERMACEAE Moonseed Family 
laurifolius DC. 

trilobus (Thunb.) DC. 


COLUTEA L. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


arborescens L. 


COMPTONIA VL Her. ex Ait. 
MYRICACEAE Wax-myrtle Family 


peregrina (L.) Coult. 


CONDALIA Cav. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
hookeri M.C.Johnst. 


CONRADINA A.CGr. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
canescens (T. & G.) A.Gr. 

glabra Shinners 

grandiflora Small 

verticillata Jennison 


CORDIA L. 
BORAGINACEAE Borage Family 
boissieri A.DC. 


CORIARIA lL. 


CORIARIACEAE Coriaria Family 


japonica A.CGr. 


CORNUS L. Dogwood 
CORNACEAE Dogwood Family 
alba L. 


alba L. ‘Argenteo-marginata’ 

alba L. ‘Kesselringii’ 

alba L. ‘Sibirica’ 

alternifolia L.f. 

amomum Mill. 

asperifolia Michx. 

australis C.A.Mey. var. koenigii 
(Schneid.) Wang. 

controversa Hemsl. 

coreana Wang. 

drummondii C.A.Mey. 

florida L. 

florida L. ‘Bay Beauty’ 

florida L. ‘Cherokee Chief’ 

florida L. ‘Cherokee Princess’ 

florida L. ‘Cherokee Sunset’ 

florida L. ‘Cloud Nine’ 

florida L. ‘Dwarf 

florida L. ‘First Lady’ 

florida L. ‘Fragrant Cloud’ 

florida L. ‘Prosser Red’ 

florida L. ‘Rainbow’ 

florida L. ‘Royal Red’ 

florida L. ‘Salicifolia’ 

florida L. ‘Springtime’ 


CORYLUS L. 
BETULACEAE 


florida L. ‘Steele’s Fastigiata’ 

florida L. ‘Stokes’ Pink’ 

florida L. ‘Sweetwater’ 

florida L. ‘Welch's Junior Miss’ 

florida L. ‘Welchii’ 

florida L. f. pluribracteata Rehd. 

florida L. f. rubra (Weston) Schelle 

florida L. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 

foemina Mill. 

kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance 

kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance 
‘Gold Star’ 

kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance 
‘Lustgarten Weeping’ 

kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance 
‘Milky Way’ 

kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance ‘Rubra’ 

kousa (Buerger ex Miq.) Hance 
‘Variegata’ 

mas L. 

mas L. ‘Aurea’ 

mas L. ‘Macrocarpa’ 

mas L. ‘Nana’ 

mas L. ‘Variegata’ 

nuttallii Audubon 

obliqua Raf. 

officinalis Sieb. & Zucc. 

paucinervis Hance 

racemosa Lam. 

sanguinea L. 

sericea L. 

sericea L. ‘Flaviramea’ 

walteri Wang. 


CORYLOPSIS  Sieb. & Zucc. Winter Hazel 
HAMAMELIDACEAE 


Witch-hazel Family 


glabrescens Franch. & Sav. 
pauciflora Sieb. & Zucc. 
sinensis Hemsl. ‘Winterthur’ 
sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens 
Rehd. & Wils. 
sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens 
Rehd. & Wils. f. veitchiana 
(Bean) Morley & Chao Gee 
sinensis Hemsl. var. sinensis pee 
sinensis Hemsl. var. sinensis 
‘Spring Purple’ 
spicata Sieb. & Zucc. 


Hazelnut, Filbert 
Birch Family 


americana Marsh. 

americana Walt. ‘Rush’ 

(americana < C. avellana) ‘Potomac’ 
(americana = C. avellana) ‘Reed’ 


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COTINUS Mill. 
ANACARDIACEAE 


avellana L. 

avellana L. ‘Contorta’ 

avellana L. ‘Cosford’ 

avellana L. ‘Fusco-rubra’ 

chinensis Franch. 

colurna L. 

cornuta Marsh. 

maxima Mill. ‘Purpurea’ 

sieboldiana BI. 

sieboldiana Bl. var. mandschurica 
(Maxim. & Rupr.) Schneid. 


Smoke Tree 
Cashew Family 


coggygria Scop. 

coggygria Scop. ‘Baby Doll’ 
coggygria Scop. ‘Flame’ 
coggygria Scop. ‘Nordine Red’ 
coggygria Scop. ‘Purpureus’ 
coggygria Scop. ‘Royal Purple’ 
coggygria Scop. ‘Rubrifolius’ 
coggygria Scop. ‘Velvet Cloak’ 
obovatus Raf. 


microphyllus Wall. ex Lindl. 
var. cochleatus (Franch.) Rehd. & Wils. 
nanshan Mottet 
nitens Rehd. & Wils. 
nummularius Fischer & C.A.Mey. 
obscurus Rehd. & Wils. 
racemiflorus (Desf.) K.Koch 
racemiflorus (Desf.) K.Koch 
var. soongoricus (Regel & Herd.) 
Schneid. 
roseus Edgew. 
salicifolius Franch. 
salicifolius Franch. ‘Parkteppich’ 
salicifolius Franch. ‘Scarlet Leader’ 
silvestrii Pamp. 
splendens Flinck & Hylmo 
sternianus (Turrill) Boom 
x watereri Exell 
x watereri Exell ‘Cornubia’ 
wilsonii Nakai 
zabelii Schneid. 


xX CRATAEGOSORBUS' Makino ex 
Pojark. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 
COTONEASTER Medik. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family miczurinii Pojark. 
CRATAEGUS L. 
ROSACEAE 


acutifolius Turcz. Hawthorn 


adpressus Bois 


adpressus Bois ‘Hessei’ 
ambiguus Rehd. & Wils. 
apiculatus Rehd. & Wils. 
congestus Baker 
conspicuus Marq. 
conspicuus Marq. ‘Decorus’ 
dammeri Schneid. 
dammeri Schneid. ‘Lowfast’ 
dammeri Schneid. ‘Royal Beauty’ 
dammeri Schneid. ‘Skogsholmen’ 
dielsianus Pritz. ex Diels 
divaricatus Rehd. & Wils. 
floccosus (Rehd. & Wils.) Flinck & Hylmo 
foveolatus Rehd. & Wils. 
franchetii Bois 
horizontalis Decne. 
horizontalis Decne. ‘Variegata’ 
horizontalis Decne. var. perpusillus 
Schneid. 
ignavus E.Wolf 
integerrimus Medik. 
lacteus W.W.Sm. 
lucidus Schlechtend. 
microphyllus Wall. ex Lindl. 
microphyllus Wall. ex Lindl. 
f. thymifolius (Lindl.) Koehne 


Rose Family 


aestivalis (Walt.) T. & G. 
arnoldiana Sarg. 

brachyacantha Sarg. & Engelm. 
calpodendron (Ehrh.) Medik. 
coccinioides Ashe 

compta Sarg. 

concinna Beadle 

crus-galli L. 

flava Ait. 

floridana Sarg. 

fulleriana Sarg. 

intricata J.Lange 

lacrimata Small 

laevigata (Poir.) DC. 

laevigata (Poir.) DC. ‘Autumn Glory’ 
laevigata (Poir.) DC. ‘Paul’s Scarlet’ 
laevigata (Poir.) DC. ‘Plena’ 
laevigata (Poir.) DC. ‘Superba’ 

<x lavallei Herincq ex Lav. 

<x lavallei Herincq ex Lav. ‘Carrierei’ 
macrosperma Ashe 

marshallii Egglest. 

mollis (T. & G.) Scheele 

monogyna Jacq. 

monogyna Jacq. ‘Inermis’ 
monogyna Jacq. ‘Praecox’ 


monogyna Jacq. ‘Stricta’ 

x mordenensis Boom ‘Toba’ 

opaca Hook. & Arn. 

pennsylvanica Ashe 

phaenopyrum (L.f.) Medik. 

pinnatifida Bunge 

populifolia Walt. 

pringlei Sarg. 

pruinosa (H.Wend1l.) K.Koch 
var. leiophylla (Sarg.) Phipps 

punctata Jacq. 

punctata Jacq. ‘Inermis’ 

schuettei Ashe 

spathulata Michx. 

uniflora Moench 

vaileae Britton 

viridis L. 

viridis L. ‘Winter King’ 


CROTON lL. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
alabamensis E.A.Sm. 


CRYPTOMERIA D.Don 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Bandai sugi’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don ‘Cristata’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Dacrydioides’ 
Japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don ‘Elegans’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Enko sugi’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don ‘Globosa’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Globosa Nana’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Jindai sugi’ 
Japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Knaptonensis’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don ‘Lobbii’ 
Japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Lycopodioides’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Pygmaea’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don 
‘Vilmoriniana’ 
japonica (Thunb. ex L.f.) D.Don ‘Yoshino’ 


CUDRANIA Trecul 


MORACEAE Mulberry Family 


tricuspidata (Carr.) Bur. ex Lav. 


CUNNINGHAMIA R.Br. 
TAXODIACEAE 


China Fir 
Taxodium Family 


lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook.f. 
lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook.f. ‘Glauca’ 


CUPHEA P.Br. 
LYTHRACEAE Loosestrife Family 
hyssopifolia HBK. 
micropetala HBK. 


x CUPRESSOCYPARIS Dallim. 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


leylandii (Dallim. & A.B.Jacks.) Dallim. 
leylandii (Dallim. & A.B.Jacks.) Dallim. 
‘Leighton Green’ 
* leylandii (Dallim. & A.B.Jacks.) Dallim. 
‘Silver Dust’ 


CUPRESSUS L. 
CUPRESSACEAE 


Cypress 
Cypress Family 


arizonica Greene 
arizonica Greene ‘Gareei’ 
lusitanica Mill. 
macrocarpa Hartw. 
sempervirens L. 


CYCAS L. 

CYCADACEAE Cycad Family 
circinalis L. 
revoluta Thunb. 

CYDONIA Mill. Quince 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 
oblonga Mill. 


CYRILLA Gard. ex L. 


CYRILLACEAE Cyrilla Family 
racemiflora L. 
CYTISUS Desf. Broom 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
battandieri Maire 

commutatus (Willd.) Briq. 

decumbens (Durande) Spach 

x praecox Bean 

X praecox Bean ‘Hollandia’ 

xX praecox Bean ‘Moonlight’ 

scoparius (L.) Link 

scoparius (L.) Link ‘Andreanus’ 


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DALBERGIA L.f. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
hupeana Hance 

sissoo Roxb. ex DC. 


DANAE Medik. 
LILIACEAE Lily Family 
racemosa (L.) Moench 


DAPHNE lL. 

THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 

< burkwoodii Turrill ‘Carol Mackie’ 

< burkwoodii Turrill ‘Somerset’ 

caucasica Pall. 

cneorum L. 

cneorum L. ‘Ruby Glow’ 

genkwa Sieb. & Zucc. 

kamtschatica Maxim. var. jezoensis 
(Maxim.) Ohwi 

<x mantensiana T.M.C.Taylor & F. 
Vrugtman ‘Manten’ 

mezereum L. 

odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Alba’ 

odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Albo-marginata’ 

odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Aureo-marginata’ 

odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Ringmaster’ 

odora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Zuiko nishiki’ 

tangutica Maxim. 


DAPHNIPHYLLUM Bl. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
macropodum Mia. 


DAVIDIA Baill. 


NYSSACEAE Sour-gum Family 


involucrata Baill. var. vilmoriniana 
(Dode) Wang. 


DECUMARIA lL. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


barbara L. 


DENDROPANAX Decne. & Planch. 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


trifidus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 
ex Hara 


DEUTZIA Thunb. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


<x candelabrum (Lem.) Rehd. 

<x candida (Lem.) Rehd. 

chunii H.H.Hu 

discolor Hemsl. 

x elegantissima (Lem.) Rehd. 

x elegantissima (Lem.) Rehd. 
‘Conspicua’ 

glabrata Komar. 

gracilis Sieb. & Zucc. 

gracilis Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Mohican’ 

gracilis Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Nikko’ 

x hybrida E.Lemoine ‘Contraste’ 

< hybrida E.Lemoine ‘Magicien’ 

<x lemoinei E.Lemoine ex Bois 

x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd. 

< magnifica (Lem.) Rehd. ‘Eburnea’ 

< magnifica (Lem.) Rehd. ‘Eminens’ 

x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd. ‘Erecta’ 

<x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd. ‘Formosa’ 

<x magnifica (Lem.) Rehd. ‘Latiflora’ 

< rosea (Lem.) Rehd. 

< rosea (Lem.) Rehd. ‘Carminea’ 

scabra Thunb. 

scabra Thunb. ‘Candidissima’ 

scabra Thunb. ‘Plena’ 

scabra Thunb. ‘Pride of Rochester’ 

scabra Thunb. ‘Summer Snow’ 

scabra Thunb. ‘Suspensa’ 

scabra Thunb. ‘Watereri’ 

schneideriana Rehd. 

sieboldiana Maxim. 


DIERVILLA Mill. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE 


Bush Honeysuckle 
Honeysuckle Family 


lonicera Mill. 
rivularis Gatt. 
x splendens (Carr.) Kirchn. 


DIOON Lindl. 


CYCADACEAE . Cycad Family 


edule Lindl. 


DIOSPYROS L. 
EBENACEAE 


Persimmon 
Ebony Family 


kaki L.f. 

kaki L.f. ‘Hagabushi’ 

kaki L.f. ‘Kyungsun bansi’ 
sinensis Hemsl. 

texana Scheele 

virginiana L. 


DIPELTA Maxim. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
floribunda Maxim. 

yunnanensis Franch. 


DIRCA L. 
THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 
palustris L. 


DISANTHUS Maxim. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 
cercidifolius Maxim. 


DISTYLIUM  Sieb. & Zucc. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


racemosum Sieb. & Zucc. 
racemosum Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Akebono’ 


DURANTA L. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
repens L. 


EDGEWORTHIA Meisn. 
THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 


chrysantha Lindl. 


EHRETIA P.Br. 

BORAGINACEAE Borage Family 

acuminata R.Br. var. serrata (Roxb.) 
I.M.Johnst. 

anacua (Teran & Berl.) I.M.Johnst. 


ELAEAGNUS L. 
ELAEAGNACEAE Oleaster Family 
angustifolia L. 

x ebbingei Doorenbos 

glabra Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

macrophylla Thunb. 

multiflora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


pungens Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

pungens Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Aurea’ 

pungens Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Fruitlandii’ 

pungens Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Maculata’ 

pungens Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Variegata’ 

umbellata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


ELEUTHEROCOCCUS Maxim. 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


gracilistylus (W.W.Sm.) S.Y.Hu 
sieboldianus (Makino) Koidz. 
trifoliatus (L.) S.Y.Hu 


ELLIOTTIA Muhl. ex Ell. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
bracteata (Maxim.) Hook.f. 

racemosa Muhl. ex Ell. 


ENKIANTHUS Lour. 

ERICACEAE Heath Family 

campanulatus (Miq.) Nichols. 

campanulatus (Miq.) Nichols. 
‘Ambassador’ 

perulatus (Miq.) Schneid. 


ERICA L. Heath 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
carnea L. 


carnea L. ‘Springwood Pink’ 
carnea L. ‘Springwood White’ 

x darleyensis Bean ‘Silberschmelze’ 
vagans L. 


ERIOBOTRYA Lind. 
ROSACEAE 


Loquat 
Rose Family 


deflexa (Hemsl.) Nakai 
Japonica (Thunb.) Lindl. 


ERYTHRINA L. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


<x bidwillii Lindl. 
crista-galli L. 
herbacea L. 


ESCALLONIA Mutis ex L.f. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Escallonioideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


bifida Link & Otto 


rosea Griseb. 
rubra (Ruiz & Pavon) Pers. 


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EUCALYPTUS  LHer. 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 
camaldulensis Dehnh. 

coccifera Hook.f. 

dalrympleana Maiden 

gunnii Hook.f. 

robusta Sm. 

viminalis Labill. 


EUCOMMIA Oliv. 


EUCOMMIACEAE Eucommia Family 


ulmoides Oliv. 


EUODIA J.R. &J.G. Forst. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
daniellii (Benn.) Hemsl. 


EUONYMUS L. 
CELASTRACEAE 


Spindle Tree 
Staff-tree Family 


alatus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sieb. 
alatus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sieb. 
‘Compactus’ 
alatus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sieb. 
f. apterus (Regel) Rehd. 
americanus L. 
bungeanus Maxim. 
bungeanus Maxim. var. semipersistans 
(Rehd.) Schneid. 
europaeus L. 
europaeus L. ‘Aldenhamensis’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. 
‘Emerald Gaiety’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. ‘Gracilis’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. ‘Harlequin’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. ‘Longwood’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. ‘Minima’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. ‘Sarcoxie’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. ‘Silver 
Queen’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. 
‘Variegatus’ 
fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. 
var. radicans (Miq.) Rehd. 
japonicus Thunb. 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Albo-marginatus’ 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Argenteo-variegatus 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Aureo-marginatus’ 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Aureus’ 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Duc d’Anjow’ 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Macrophyllus’ 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Microphyllus’ 
japonicus Thunb. ‘Silver King’ 


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kiautschovicus Loesn. 
kiautschovicus Loesn. ‘Manhattan’ 
lanceolatus Yatabe 

maackii Rupr. 

nanus Bieb. 

sieboldianus BI. 

wilsonii Sprague 


EUPHORBIA L. 
EUPHORBIACEAE 


Spurge 
Spurge Family 


characias L. ssp. wulfenii (Hoppe ex 
K.Koch) A.R.Sm. 

leucocephala Lotsy 

pulcherrima Willd. 


EUPTELEA Sieb. & Zucc. 
EUPTELEACEAE Euptelea Family 


polyandra Sieb. & Zucc. 


EURYA Thunb. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 
acuminata DC. 
emarginata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Makino 
japonica Thunb. 
japonica Thunb. ‘Confetti’ 
japonica Thunb. ‘Harmony’ 
* japonica Thunb. ‘Winter Wine’ 


EUSCAPHIS Sieb. & Zucc. 
STAPHYLEACEAE Bladdernut Family 


japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Kanitz 


EXOCHORDA. Lindl. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
<macrantha (V.Lemoine) Schneid. 

‘The Bride’ 
racemosa (Lindl.) Rehd. 


FAGUS L. Beech 
FAGACEAE Beech Family 
grandifolia Ehrh. 


sylvatica L. 

sylvatica L. ‘Asplenifolia’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Cristata’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Dawyck’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Laciniata’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Pendula’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Purpurea Tricolor’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Quercifolia’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Rohanii’ 


sylvatica L. ‘Rotundifolia’ 
sylvatica L. ‘Zlatia’ 
sylvatica L. f. purpurea (Ait.) Schneid. 


FALLUGIA Endl. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


paradoxa (D.Don) Endl. 


XFATSHEDERA Guill. 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 
lizei (Cochet) Guill. 


FATSIA Decne. & Planch. 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


japonica (Thunb.) Decne. & Planch. 


FICUS L. Fig 
MORACEAE Mulberry Family 


carica L. 

carica < F. pumila 
palmata Forssk. 
pumila L. 

pumila L. ‘Minima’ 
tikoua Bur. 


FIRMIANA Marsili 


STERCULIACEAE Sterculia Family 


simplex (L.) W.F.Wight 


FONTANESIA Labill. 


OLEACEAE Olive Family 


fortunei Carr. 


FORESTIERA Poir. 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
acuminata (Michx.) Poir. 


FORSYTHIA Vahl 
OLEACEAE 


Golden Bells 
Olive Family 


<intermedia Zab. 

<intermedia Zab. ‘Karl Sax’ 

x intermedia Zab. ‘Lynwood’ 

X intermedia Zab. ‘New Hampshire Gold’ 
x intermedia Zab. ‘Spectabilis’ 

xX intermedia Zab. ‘Spring Glory’ 

< intermedia Zab. ‘Variegata’ 

koreana Nakai ‘Ilgwang’ 

mandshurica Nakai ‘Vermont Sun’ 
ovata Nakai 


ovata (?hybrid) ‘Ottawa’ 

(ovata < F. xintermedia ‘Spring 
Glory’) ‘Winterthur’ 

suspensa (Thunb.) Vahl 

suspensa (Thunb.) Vahl ‘Pallida’ 

suspensa (Thunb.) Vahl var. fortunei 
(Lindl.) Rehd. 

viridissima Lindl. 

viridissima Lindl. ‘Bronxensis’ 


FORTUNEARIA Rehd. & Wils. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


sinensis Rehd. & Wibls. 


FORTUNELLA Swingle 
RUTACEAE 


Kumquat 
Citrus Family 


x crassifolia Swingle 
japonica (Thunb.) Swingle 


FOTHERGILLA lL. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 
gardenii J.A.Murr. 

major (Sims) Lodd. 

major < F. gardenii 


FRANGULA Miill. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
alnus Mill. 


FRANKLINIA Marsh. 


THEACEAE Tea Family 
alatamaha Marsh. 
FRAXINUS L. Ash 


OLEACEAE Olive Family 

americana L. 

americana L. var. biltmoreana (Beadle) 
J.Wright 

berlandieriana A.DC. 

chinensis Roxb. var. rhynchophylla 
(Hance) Hemsl. 

excelsior L. 

excelsior L. ‘Aurea’ 

excelsior L. ‘Doorenbos #5’ 

holotricha Koehne 

longicuspis Sieb. & Zucc. 

nigra Marsh. 

ornus L. 

ornus L. < F. excelsior L. 

pennsylvanica Marsh. 


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pennsylvanica Marsh. 
var. subintegerrima (Vahl) Fern. 
sieboldiana BI. 
velutina Torr. var. coriacea (S.Wats.) 
Rehd. 
velutina Torr. var. glabra Rehd. 


GALPHIMIA Cav. 
MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 
glauca Cav. 


GARDENIA Ellis 


RUBIACEAE Madder Family 


jasminoides Ellis 
jasminoides Ellis ‘Radicans’ 


GAULTHERIA L. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
procumbens L. 


GAYLUSSACIA HBK. 
ERICACEAE 


Huckleberry 
Heath Family 


baccata (Wang.) K.Koch 
brachycera (Michx.) A.Gr. 


GELSEMIUM Juss. 
LOGANIACEAE Logania Family 
rankinii Small 

sempervirens (L.) Ait.f. 

sempervirens (L.) Ait.f. ‘Pride of Augusta’ 


GENISTA L. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Broom 
Bean Family 


germanica L. ‘Prostrata’ 
lydia Boiss. 


GINKGO L. 
GINKGOACEAE Ginkgo Family 
biloba L. 

biloba L. ‘Fastigiata’ 

biloba L. ‘Lakeview’ 

biloba L. ‘Mayfield’ 


GLEDITSIA L. Honeylocust 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 


aquatica Marsh. 


japonica Mig. 
triacanthos L. 


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triacanthos L. f. inermis (Pursh) 
Schneid. 

triacanthos L. f. inermis (Pursh) 
Schneid. ‘Shademaster’ 

triacanthos L. f. inermis (Pursh) 
Schneid. ‘Sunburst’ 


GLOCHIDION  J.R. &J.G.Forst. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


puberum (L.) Hutch. 


GLYCOSMIS' Correa 


RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


citrifolia (Wiild.) Lindl. 


GLYPTOSTROBUS Endl. 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


lineatus (Poir.) Druce 


GORDONIA Ellis 
THEACEAE Tea Family 
axillaris (Roxb. ex Ker-Gawl.) D.Dietr. 
chrysandra Cowan 

lasianthus (L.) Ellis 


GREWIA lL. 
TILIACEAE Linden Family 
biloba G.Don 


GYMNOCLADUS Lam. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 


dioica (L.) K.Koch 


HALESIA Ellis ex L. Silverbell Tree 
STYRACACEAE Storax Family 
carolina L. 
carolina L. ‘Rosea’ 
diptera Ellis 


diptera Ellis var. magniflora Godfrey 
parviflora Michx. 


HALIMODENDRON Fischer ex DC. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


halodendron (L.) Voss 


HAMAMELIS lL. Witch Hazel 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


< intermedia Rehd. 
x intermedia Rehd. ‘Arnold Promise’ 
x intermedia Rehd. ‘Feuerzauber’ 
x intermedia Rehd. ‘Jelena’ 
< intermedia Rehd. ‘Luna’ 
< intermedia Rehd. ‘Orange Beauty’ 
x intermedia Rehd. ‘Pallida’ 
< intermedia Rehd. ‘Primavera’ 
< intermedia Rehd. ‘Rubra’ 
<intermedia Rehd. ‘Ruby Glow’ 
x intermedia Rehd. ‘Vesna’ 
japonica Sieb. & Zucc. 
japonica Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Zuccariniana’ 
japonica Sieb. & Zucc. 

f. flavopurpurascens (Makino) Rehd. 
mollis Oliv. 
mollis Oliv. ‘Brevipetala’ 
vernalis Sarg. 
vernalis Sarg. ‘Carnea’ 
vernalis Sarg. ‘Christmas Cheer’ 
vernalis Sarg. ‘Copper’ 
vernalis Sarg. ‘Lombart’s Weeping’ 
vernalis Sarg. ‘Sandra’ 
virginiana L. 


HAMELIA Jacq. 
RUBIACEAE Madder Family 


patens Jacq. 


HEDERA lL. Ivy 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 


canariensis Willd. 

canariensis Willd. ‘Canary Cream’ 

canariensis Willd. ‘Variegata’ 

colchica K.Koch 

colchica K.Koch var. dentata Hibb. 
‘Sulfur Heart’ 

helix L. 

helix L. ‘Alpha’ 

helix L. ‘Anchor’ 

helix L. ‘Angularis Aurea’ 

helix L. Arborescens group 

helix L. ‘Arrowhead’ 

helix L. ‘Aurea Spectabilis’ 

helix L. ‘Baby Merion’ 

helix L. ‘Baccifer’ 

helix L. ‘Big Deal’ 

helix L. ‘Boskoop’ 

helix L. ‘Bulgaria’ 

helix L. ‘California’ 

helix L. ‘California Gold’ 

helix L. ‘Carolina Crinkle’ 


helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 
helix L. 


‘Cascade’ 
‘Cathedral Wall’ 
‘Cavendishii’ 
‘Christian’ 
‘Chrysantha’ 
‘Cockle Shell’ 
‘Conglomerata’ 
‘Crenata’ 
‘Deltoidea’ 
‘Dentata’ 
‘Denticulata’ 
‘Digitata’ 
‘Discolor’ 
‘Dragon Claw’ 
‘Edison’ 
‘Emerald Beauty’ 
‘Emerald Gem’ 
‘Emerald Jewel’ 
‘Erecta’ 

‘Erin’ 

‘Eva’ 

‘Fan’ 

‘Fantasia’ 
‘Ferney’ 

‘Fleur’ 

‘Fleur de Lis’ 
‘Four Square’ 
‘Garland’ 
‘Gavotte’ 
‘Ginkgo’ 
‘Glacier’ 
‘Gladiator’ 
‘Glymii’ 
‘Goldcraft’ 
‘Gold Dust’ 
‘Gold Heart’ 
‘Goods Selfbranching’ 
‘Gracilis’ 
‘Green Crown’ 
‘Green Finger’ 
‘Green Quartz’ 
‘Green Ripples’ 
‘Green Spear’ 
‘Green Velvet’ 
‘Hahn Selfbranching’ 
‘Hahn Variegated’ 
‘Harold’ 
‘Harrison’ 
‘Hebron’ 
‘Helvetica’ 
‘Heterophylla’ 
‘Hibernica’ 
‘Hite Miniature’ 
‘Holly’ 

‘Ideal’ 

‘Imp’ 

‘Itsy Bitsy’ 


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‘Iva Lace’ 

‘Jack Frost’ 

‘La Platta’ 

‘Lady Kay’ 

‘Lobata Major’ 
‘Lolla Rookh’ 
‘Long Point’ 
‘Lucida Aurea’ 
‘Luzzi’ 

‘Manda Crested’ 
‘Manda Fringette’ 
‘Manda’s Star’ 
‘Maple Queen’ 
‘Marbled Dragon’ 
‘Marginata’ 
‘Meagheri’ 

‘Merion Beauty’ 
‘Merrie’s Albany’ 
‘Microphylla Variegata’ 
‘Midget’ 
‘Miniature Needlepoint’ 
‘Minima’ 

‘Minor Marmorata’ 
‘Mount Vernon’ 
‘My Variegated’ 
‘Needlepoint’ 
‘Obscura’ 

‘Paper Doll’ 
‘Parsley Crested’ 
‘Pedata’ 
‘Perfection’ 
‘Permanent Wave’ 
‘Pin Oak’ 

‘Pin Oak Improved’ 
‘Pittsburgh’ 
‘Pittsburgh Variegated’ 
‘Pixie’ 

‘Plume de Or’ 
‘Preston Tiny’ 
‘Purpurea’ 

‘Ralf’ 

‘Rambler’ 

‘Ray’s Supreme’ 
‘Ripples’ 
‘Rochester’ 
‘Roehr’s Minor’ 
‘Rubaiyat’ 

‘Russell Gold’ 
‘Ruth’ 
‘Sagittaefolia’ 

‘Sea Foam’ 
‘Shannon’ 

‘Silver Queen’ 
‘Sinclair Silverleaf’ 
‘Small Deal’ 
‘Spearpoint’ 
‘Springtime Snow’ 


helix L. ‘Staghorn’ 
helix L. ‘Stardust’ 
helix L. ‘Stare’ 

helix L. ‘Sulphurea’ 
helix L. ‘Susan Gibles’ 
helix L. ‘Suzanne’ 
helix L. ‘Sylvanian’ 
helix L. ‘Teardrop’ 
helix L. ‘Teena’ 

helix L. ‘Telecurl’ 

helix L. ‘Tesselata’ 
helix L. ‘Thorndale’ 
helix L. ‘Tidal Wave’ 
helix L. ‘Tribairn’ 

helix L. ‘Triloba’ 

helix L. ‘Triton’ 

helix L. ‘Trustee’ 

helix L. ‘238th Street’ 
helix L. ‘Ustlers’ 

helix L. ‘Vanderhof’ 
helix L. ‘Walthamensis’ 
helix L. ‘Weber’s California’ 
helix L. ‘Wilson’ 

helix L. ‘Woodsii’ 

helix L. var. poetica Weston 


helix L. var. taurica Rehd. ‘Yalta’ 
nepalensis K.Koch var. sinensis Tobl. 


rhombea (Miq.) Bean 


HELIANTHEMUM Mill. 
CISTACEAE 


apenninum (L.) Mill. 


Rock-rose Family 


apenninum (L.) Mill. var. roseum 


(Jacq.) Schneid. 
nummularium (L.) Mill. 


nummularium (L.) Mill. ‘Buttercup’ 
nummularium (L.) Mill. ‘Fireball’ 


HELICHRYSUM Mill. 
ASTERACEAE 


italicum (Roth) G.Don 


HEMIPTELEA Planch. 
ULMACEAE 


davidii (Hance) Planch. 


HEPTACODIUM  Rehd. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE 


miconioides Rehd. 


Strawflower 
Aster Family 


Elm Family 


Honeysuckle Family 


HETEROPTERIS HBK. syriacus L. ‘Meehanii’ 


MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family syriacus L. ‘Mimihara’ 

* syriacus L. ‘Minerva’ 
angustifolia Griseb. syriacus L. ‘Monstrosus’ 
syringifolia Griseb. syriacus L. ‘Monstrosus Plenus’ 

syriacus L. ‘Monstrosus Simple’ 

HIBISCUS L. syriacus L. ‘Oiseau Blew’ 

MALVACEAE Mallow Family syriacus L. ‘Perry’s Purple’ 

syriacus L. ‘Pheasant Eye’ 
mutabilis L. syriacus L. ‘Pink Delight’ 
paramutabilis Bailey syriacus L. ‘Plume’ 
rosa-sinensis L. ‘Albo-laciniata’ syriacus L. ‘Pom Pom Rouge’ 
rosa-sinensis L. ‘Brilliant’ syriacus L. ‘Pompon’ 
syriacus L. syriacus L. ‘Pulcherrimus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Admiral Dewey’ syriacus L. ‘Puniceus Plenus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Aka-Yae’ syriacus L. ‘Purpurea Semiplena’ 
syriacus L. ‘Albus Plenus’ syriacus L. ‘Purpureus Plenus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Amarantus’ syriacus L. ‘Ranunculiflorus’ 

* syriacus L. ‘Aphrodite’ syriacus L. ‘Ranunculiflorus Plenus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Ardens’ syriacus L. ‘Rosalinda’ 
syriacus L. ‘Ardens Plena’ syriacus L. ‘Roseus Plenus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Bicolor’ syriacus L. ‘Roxanus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Blue Bird’ . syriacus L. ‘Rubis’ 
syriacus L. ‘Blue Rouge’ syriacus L. ‘Rubra Grandiflora’ 
syriacus L. ‘Boule de Few’ syriacus L. ‘Rubra Plena’ 
syriacus L. ‘Caeruleus Plenus’ syriacus L. ‘Shiro hanagasa’ 
syriacus L. ‘Campanha’ syriacus L. ‘Shiro midare’ 
syriacus L. ‘Celestial Blue’ syriacus L. ‘Sir de Charles Breton’ 
syriacus L. ‘Colie Mullins’ syriacus L. ‘Snowdrift’ 
syriacus L. ‘Comte de Flandre’ syriacus L. ‘Soft Pink’ 
syriacus L. ‘Comte de Haimout’ syriacus L. ‘Sokobeni yae’ 
syriacus L. ‘Dela Vaux’ syriacus L. ‘Sonde’ 
syriacus L. ‘De La Veuve’ syriacus L. ‘Souvenir de Charles Breton’ 

* syriacus L. ‘Diana’ syriacus L. ‘Speciosus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Double Light Pink’ syriacus L. ‘Spectabilis Plena’ 
syriacus L. ‘Duc de Brabant’ syriacus L. ‘Suminokura’ 
syriacus L. ‘Effie Riegel’ syriacus L. ‘Suminokura hanagasa’ 
syriacus L. ‘Elegantissimus’ syriacus L. ‘Suminokura yae’ 
syriacus L. ‘Gion mamori’ syriacus L. ‘Tamausagi’ 
syriacus L. ‘Grandiflorus Superbus’ syriacus L. ‘Totus Albus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Hagan Hybrid #2’ syriacus L. ‘Usu hitoe’ 
syriacus L. ‘Hamabo’ syriacus L. ‘Variegatus’ 

* syriacus L. ‘Helene’ syriacus L. ‘Violaceus Plenus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Hinomaru’ syriacus L. ‘Violet Clair’ 
syriacus L. ‘Hitoe’ syriacus L. ‘White Red Eye’ 
syriacus L. ‘Jeanne d’Arc’ syriacus L. ‘White Supreme’ 
syriacus L. ‘Koki yae’ syriacus L. ‘William P. Smith’ 
syriacus L. ‘Kreider Blue’ syriacus L. ‘Woodbridge’ 
syriacus L. ‘La Fleur’ syriacus L. ‘Zulauf’ 
syriacus L. ‘Lady Stanley’ 
syriacus L. ‘Leopoldii’ HOVENIA Thunb. 
syriacus L. ‘Leopoldii Plenus’ RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
syriacus L. ‘Lovely Pink’ 
syriacus L. ‘Lucy’ dulcis Thunb. 


syriacus L. ‘Luteus Plenus’ 
syriacus L. ‘Martha Jane’ 
syriacus L. ‘Mauve Queen’ 


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HYDRANGEA L. IDESIA Maxim. 


HYPERICUM L. 
HYPERICACEAE 


SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) FLACOURTIACEAE Flacourtia Family 
Saxifrage Family 
polycarpa Maxim. 
anomala D.Don ssp. petiolaris 
(Sieb. & Zucc.) McClint. ILEX L. Holly 
arborescens L. ‘Annabelle’ AQUIFOLIACEAE Holly Family 


macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 

macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 
‘Grayswood’ 

macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 
‘Maculata’ 

macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 
ssp. serrata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Makino 

macrophylla (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Ser. 
ssp. serrata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Makino ‘Prolifera’ 

paniculata Sieb. 

paniculata Sieb. ‘Grandiflora’ 

paniculata Sieb. ‘Tardiva’ 

quercifolia Bartram 

quercifolia Bartram ‘Harmony’ 

quercifolia Bartram ‘Snowflake’ 

scandens (L.f.) Ser. ssp. liukiuensis 
(Nakai) McClint. 


St. John’s-Wort 
St. John’s-wort Family 


brachyphyllum (Spach) Steud. 
buckleyi M.A.Curtis 

calycinum L. 

(?calycinum  H. forrestii) ‘Hidcote’ 
fasciculatum Lam. 

frondosum Michx. 

frondosum Michx. ‘Sunburst’ 
galioides Lam. 

hircinum L. 

hookerianum Wight & Arn. 
kalmianum L. 

lissophloeus Adams 

lloydii (Svenson) Adams 
microsepalum (T. & G.) A.Gr. 
patulum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
prolificum L. 

reductum (Svenson) Adams 
stans (Michx.) Adams & N.Robs. 
‘Van Fleetii’ 


HYSSOPUS L. 
LAMIACEAE 


Mint Family 


officinalis L. 


x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Alice’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Balearica’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Belgica’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Belin’s 
Weeping’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Camelliifolia’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Cherry 
Berry’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Colburn’ 

<x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Early 
Cluster’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Eldridge’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Father 
Charles’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Firelight’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Hazel’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Hendersonii’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Hendersonii Aurea’ ; 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Hodginsii’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘James G. 
Esson’ 

<x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Laurifolia’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Marnockii’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Mundyi’ 

< altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Nigrescens’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. 
‘Royal Red’ 

x altaclerensis (Loud.) Dallim. ‘Wilsonii’ 

ambigua (Michx.) Torr. 

amelanchier M.A.Curtis 

aquifolium L. 

aquifolium L. ‘Angustifolium’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Apricot’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Argentea Marginata’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Atlas’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Aureo-marginata’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Aurifodina’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Bacciflava’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Balkans’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Barnes’ 


aquifolium L. ‘Beacon’ aquifolium L. ‘Lutescens’ 


aquifolium L. ‘Beauty Spra’ aquifolium L. ‘Maderensis Variegata’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Beauty Spra Espalier’ aquifolium L. ‘Malcolm S. Whipple’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Berigold’ aquifolium L. ‘Marshal Tito’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Big Bull’ aquifolium L. ‘Monstrosa’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Bleeg’ aquifolium L. ‘Myrtifolia’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Bodley’s Bleeg’ aquifolium L. ‘N. F. Barnes’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Bonanza’ aquifolium L. ‘NYBG #2’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Bronze’ aquifolium L. ‘Painted Lady’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Brownell’ aquifolium L. ‘Pale Moon’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Butler’ aquifolium L. ‘Pendula’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Campus Variegated’ aquifolium L. ‘Perkins #1’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Captain Bonneville’ aquifolium L. ‘Petite’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Chief’ aquifolium L. ‘Phantom Gold’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Clouded Gold’ aquifolium L. ‘Pinto’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Coleman’ aquifolium L. ‘Planifolia’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Cover Girl’ aquifolium L. ‘Pot-O-Gold’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Crinkle Variegated’ aquifolium L. ‘Princess Pat’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Crispa’ aquifolium L. ‘Pyramidalis’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Crispa Aureo-picta’ aquifolium L. ‘Pyramidalis Compacta’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Daddyo’ aquifolium L. ‘Recurva’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Deluxe’ aquifolium L. ‘Rederly’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Dude’. aquifolium L. ‘Ricker’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Dumbarton Oaks’ aquifolium L. ‘Riddle Farm’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Elegantissima’ aquifolium L. ‘Rubricaulis Aurea’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Escort’ aquifolium L. ‘Scotia’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Favorite’ aquifolium L. ‘Scram’s Dwarf’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Ferox’ aquifolium L. ‘Shortspra’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Ferox Argentea’ aquifolium L. ‘Silver Milkboy’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Ferox Aurea Marginata’ aquifolium L. ‘Silver Milkmaid’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Firecracker’ aquifolium L. ‘Sparkler’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Flavescens’ aquifolium L. ‘Sunnybrooke’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Foxii’ aquifolium L. ‘Sunnyside’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Fructo-lutea’ aquifolium L. ‘Teufel’s Hybrid’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Globe’ aquifolium L. ‘Teufel’s Variegated’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Golden Butterfly’ aquifolium L. ‘Thornton’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Golden Milkboy’ aquifolium L. ‘Tom Everett’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Golden Milkmaid’ aquifolium L. ‘Watereriana’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Golden Queen’ aquifolium L. ‘Wheeler #4’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Gracean’ aquifolium L. ‘Whittingtonensis’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Green Knight’ aquifolium L. ‘Winter King’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Green Maid’ aquifolium L. ‘Winter Queen’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Handsworthensis’ aquifolium L. ‘Wintergreen’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Hastata’ aquifolium L. ‘Yellow Beam’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Hollycroft Jack’ aquifolium L. ‘Yonkers’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Ingramii’ aquifolium L. ‘Yule Glow’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Integrifolium’ aquifolium L. ‘Zero’ 

aquifolium L. ‘Ivory’ (aquifolium x I. ciliospinosa) ‘Brilliant’ 
aquifolium L. ‘J. C. van Tol’ aquifolium x I. spinigera 
aquifolium L. ‘Lady Baltimore’ X aquipernyi Gable 

aquifolium L. ‘Latispina’ x aquipernyi Gable ‘Aquipern’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Lewis’ x aquipernyi Gable ‘Dragon Lady’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Lilliput’ X aquipernyi Gable ‘Gable’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Lilygold’ xX aquipernyi Gable ‘San Jose’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Little Bull’ (x aquipernyi < (I. integra x I. pernyi) 
aquifolium L. ‘Longspra’ ‘Accent’) ‘Rock Garden’ 
aquifolium L. ‘Louise’ asprella (Hook. & Arn.) Champ. ex Benth. 


219 


< attenuata Ashe 


cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. 


< attenuata Ashe ‘Alagold’ ‘Clarendon Batwing’ 

< attenuata Ashe ‘Eagleson’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. 

< attenuata Ashe ‘East Palatka’ ‘Clarendon Small Leaf’ 

< attenuata Ashe ‘Edna Jean’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Dodd Special’ 

< attenuata Ashe ‘Erma Byrd’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘D’Or’ 

< attenuata Ashe ‘Foster #1’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Dr. James Foret’ 
< attenuata Ashe ‘Foster #2’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Dr. John Creech’ 
< attenuata Ashe ‘Foster #3’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Dwarf Burford’ 

< attenuata Ashe ‘Foster #4’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘E. A. McIlhenny’ 
<x attenuata Ashe ‘Howard’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Fine Line’ 

<x attenuata Ashe ‘Hume #1’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Glenwood’ 

<x attenuata Ashe ‘Hume #2’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Grandview’ 

< attenuata Ashe ‘Hutchinson’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Hume’ 

< attenuata Ashe ‘Louise Holmes’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Ira Nelson’ 


<x attenuata Ashe 
<x attenuata Ashe 
<x attenuata Ashe 


‘NASA’ 
‘Savannah’ 
‘Sunny Foster’ 


cornuta Lindl. 
cornuta Lindl. 


‘Kingsville Special’ 


. ‘Jungle Garden’ 
& Paxt. 


< attenuata Ashe ‘Topeli’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Medallion’ 
beadlei Ashe cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Morrell No. 1’ 
x beanii Rehd. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Morrell No. 3’ 
bioritensis Hayata cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘National’ 
buergeri Mig. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Needle Point’ 
buswellii Small cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Olga’ 
canariensis Poir. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘O. Spring’ 
cassine L. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Rotunda’ 
cassine L. ‘Baldwin’ cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘R. V. P. Special’ 
cassine L. var. angustifolia Ait. cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Shangri-La’ 
cassine L. var. angustifolia cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Shiu-Ying’ 

f. aurea-baccata Tarbox ex S.F.Blake cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Variegata’ 
cassine L. var. bryanii Tarbox cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Walker’ 


ex S.F.Blake 


ciliospinosa Loesn. 


(cornuta x I. aquifolium) ‘Callina’ 
(cornuta < I. aquifolium) 


* (ciliospinosa < I. x aquipernyi) ‘Edward J. Stevens’ 


‘September Gem’ 
ciliospinosa * I. fargesii 
(ciliospinosa < I. leucoclada) 
‘Harry Gunning’ 
(ciliospinosa x I. leucoclada) 
‘William Cowsgill’ 
cinerea Champ. 
colchica Pojark. 
collina Alex. 
corallina Franch. 
coriacea (Pursh) Chapm. 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Aglo’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. 
‘Anicet Delcambrie’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Anna Mae’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Avery Island’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Bostic’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Brawley’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Burfordii’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Cajun Gold’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Carissa’ 
cornuta Lindl. & Paxt. ‘Casey’s Dwarf’ 


(cornuta < I. aquifolium) ‘Hollowell’ 
(cornuta < I. aquifolium) ‘Maplehurst’ 
(cornuta =< I. aquifolium) 

‘Nellie R. Stevens’ 


* ((cornuta < I. aquifolium) ‘Nellie R. 
Stevens’ < I. leucoclada) ‘Clusterberry’ 


cornuta x I. pernyi 

(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Atlas’ 

(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Audry’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyji) ‘Brighter Shine’ 
(cornuta < I. pernyi) ‘Cetus’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Doctor Kassab’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Drace’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Formax’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Good Taste’ 
(cornuta < I. pernyi) ‘Indian Chief’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘John T. Morris’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Lacerta’ 
(cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Lepux’ 

( 

( 

( 

( 


* (cornuta < I. pernyi) ‘Lydia Morris’ 


cornuta xX I. pernyi) ‘Lyra’ 
cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Moonglow’ 
cornuta x I. pernyi) ‘Red Robe’ 


(cornuta < I. pernyji) ‘Titan’ 
(cornuta < I. pernyi) ‘Virgo’ 


(cornuta < I. rugosa) ‘China Boy’ 
(cornuta < I. rugosa) ‘China Girl’ 
(cornuta ‘Burfordii’ < I. latifolia) 


‘Arthur Bruner’ 
(cornuta ‘Burfordii’ 
‘Bob Bruner’ 
(cornuta ‘Burfordii’ 
‘Emily Bruner’ 
(cornuta ‘Burfordii’ 
‘James Swan’ 
(cornuta ‘Burfordii’ 
‘Jinny Bruner’ 
(cornuta ‘Burfordii’ 
‘Red Delight’ 


x I. latifolia) 
x I. latifolia) 
<x I. latifolia) 
x I. latifolia) 


x I. pernyi) 


((cornuta ‘Burfordii’ < I. pernyi) 


‘Red Delight’ < I. latifolia) 
‘Mary Nell’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Braddock Heights’ 


crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 


ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Delaware Diamond’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Dwarf Cone’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Dwarf Pagoda’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Edwin Dozier’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Foster No. 1’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Foster No. 2’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Golden Gem’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Golden Heller’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

‘Green Dragon’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Lustre’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

Thumb’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Angyo’ 


‘Buxifolia’ 
‘Changsha’ 
‘Compacta’ 
‘Conners’ 
‘Convexa’ 


‘Divaricata’ 


‘Firefly’ 
‘Flushing’ 


‘Frierson’ 
‘Glass’ 
‘Glory’ 


‘Green 
‘Green 


‘Grier’ 


* 


crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
‘Highlight’ 
crenata Thunb. 
‘Honeycomb’ 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
‘Ivory Tower’ 
crenata Thunb. 
Pinnacle’ 
crenata Thunb. 
‘John Nosal’ 
crenata Thunb. 


ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Mutrr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Kingsville Dwarf 


crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
‘Lindleyana’ 

crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 
crenata Thunb. 


ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 


ex J.A.Mutrr. 
ex J.A.Mutrr. 
ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Loyce Nelson’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Luteo-variegata’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Mentor Dense’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Mentor Glossy’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Microphylla’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Microphylla Supreme’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Midas Touch’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Miss Muffet’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Mobjack Supreme’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Morris Dwarf’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Mount Halla’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Oconee River’ 


crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Pride Dwarf’ 


‘Hatfield’ 
‘Helleri’ 
‘Hetzii’ 


‘Ivory Hall’ 


‘Jersey 


‘Kunming’ 
‘Latifolia’ 


‘Longfellow’ 
‘Longifolia’ 


‘Major’ 
‘Mariesii’ 
‘Maxwell’ 


‘Nakada’ 
‘Nanking’ 


‘Oleafera’ 
‘Peconic’ 
‘Piccolo’ 


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crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Pride’s Tiny’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Pyramidalis’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Repandens’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Rocky Creek’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Sentinel’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Shanghai’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Snowflake’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Stokes’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Tennyson’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘T-one’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Vaseyi’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Wayne’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘William Jackson’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Willow Leaf’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Yunnan’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
f. watanabeana Makino 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
ssp. fukasawana (Makino) Murata 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara ‘Carefree’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara ‘Crescent 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara ‘Gayle’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. paludosa (Nakai) Hara ‘Tyke’ 
crenata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. thomsonii (Hook.f.) Loesn. 
cumulicola Small 
cumulicola Small ‘Fort McCoy’ 
curtissii (Fern.) Small 
cyrtura Merr. 
decidua Walt. 
decidua Walt. ‘Byers Golden’ 
decidua Walt. ‘Indian Bayou #3’ 
decidua Walt. ‘Pocahontas’ 
dimorphophylla Koidz. 
dipyrena Wall. 
fargesii Franch. 
fargesii Franch. ssp. melanotricha 
(Merr.) S.Andrews 
ficoidea Hemsl. 
geniculata Maxim. 
georgei Comber 
glabra (L.) A.Gr. 
glabra (L.) A.Gr. ‘Nana’ 
glabra (L.) A.Gr. ‘Tankard’s Compact’ 
glabra (L.) A.Gr. ‘Viridis’ 


glabra (L.) A.Gr. f. leucocarpa 


F.W.Woods 


glabra (L.) A.Gr. f. leucocarpa 
F.W.Woods ‘Ivory Queen’ 

integra Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

integra Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


‘Green Shadow’ 


integra < I. aquifolium 

integra < I. cornuta 

(integra x I. cornuta) ‘Libby’s Favorite’ 
(integra < I. cornuta) ‘Semala’ 


integra < I. pernyi 


kingiana Cockerell 


* (integra < I. pernyi) ‘Accent’ 
* (integra x I. pernyji) ‘Elegance’ 


< kiusiana Hatusima 


<x koehneana Loesn. 
<x koehneana Loesn. 
< koehneana Loesn. 
* <koehneana Loesn. 
< koehneana Loesn. 
< koehneana Loesn. 
* <koehneana Loesn. 
<x koehneana Loesn. 
< koehneana Loesn. 


‘Chieftan’ 
‘Hohman’ 
‘Jade’ 

‘Lassie’ 

‘Lock Raven’ 
‘Ruby’ 

‘San Jose’ 
‘Wirt L. Winn’ 


laevigata (Dum.-Cours.) A.Gr. 
latifolia Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


leucoclada Makino 
liukiuensis Loesn. 
lohfauensis Merr. 


longipes Chapm. ex Trelease_ 


longipes Chapm. ex Trelease ‘Lagniappe 


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longipes Chapm. ex Trelease 


‘Natchez Belle’ 
macrocarpa Oliv. 
macropoda Miq. 


maximowicziana Loesn. var. kanehirae 
(Yamamoto) Yamazaki 


x meserveae S.Y.Hu 
x meserveae S.Y.Hu 
x meserveae S.Y.Hu 
x meserveae S.Y.Hu 
x meserveae S.Y.Hu 
<meserveae S.Y.Hu 
x meserveae S.Y.Hu 
x meserveae S.Y.Hu 
monticola A. Gr. 

myrtifolia Walt. 


‘Blue Angel’ 
‘Blue Boy’ 
‘Blue Girl’ 
‘Blue Maid’ 
‘Blue Prince’ 
‘Blue Princess’ 
‘Blue Stallion’ 
‘Golden Girl’ 


myrtifolia Walt. ‘Lowei’ 


‘Oriole’ 


‘Tanager’ 
opaca Ait. 
opaca Ait. ‘Aalto’ 


opaca Ait. ‘Aalto #5’ 


* ((myrtifolia < I. opaca) < I. myrtifolia) 


* ((myrtifolia < I. opaca) < I. myrtifolia) 


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‘Aalto #5A’ 
‘Andorra’ 

‘Anne Arundel’ 
‘Arden’ 

‘B. & O.’ 

‘Barclay’ 

‘Beulah’ 

‘Boyce Thompson’ 
‘Boyce Thompson #3’ 
‘Brown #5’ 

‘Brown #16’ 

‘Cape Christmas’ 
‘Charles’ 
‘Christmas Carol’ 
‘Christmas Hedge’ 
‘Clarendon’ 
‘Clarendon Spreading’ 
‘Clarissa’ 

‘Clark’ 
‘Croonenberg’ 
‘Cumberland’ 

‘Dan Fenton’ 
‘Dick’ 

‘Dorsey’ 

‘Dr. T. B. Symons’ 
‘Elizabeth’ 

‘Emily’ 

‘Farage’ 

‘Faulkner’ 
‘Felten’s Selection’ 
‘Fire Chief’ 
‘Formal’ 

‘Francis Lewis’ 
‘Freeman’ 

‘Gee’ 

‘Golden Fleece’ 
‘Good Will Park’ 
‘Governor William Paca’ 
‘Grandpappy’ 
‘Griscom’ 

‘Hamlet’ 

‘Harriet’ 
‘Hedgeholly’ 
‘Helen Makepeace’ 
‘Homer’ 

‘Hopkins’ 

‘Hume’s Choice’ 
‘Iso’ 

‘Jeannette Adamson’ 
‘Jersey Princess’ 
‘John Higgins’ 
‘Joyce’ 

‘Judge Brown’ 
‘Kate’ 

‘Knight’ 

‘La Bar’ 

‘Lake City’ 


opaca Ait. 
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opaca Ait 


‘Laura’ 

‘Lowell’ 

‘Mae’ 

‘Magna Semen’ 
‘Mamie Eisenhower’ 
‘Manig’ 

‘Maryland’ 

‘Maryland Dwarf’ 
‘Menantico’ 

‘Merry Christmas’ 
‘Miss Helen’ 

‘Miss Liberty’ 

‘Mrs. Santa’ 

‘Nelson West’ 

‘Old Heavy Berry’ 
‘Osa’ 

‘Palmetto’ 
‘Perkins-de-Wilde #1’ 
‘Perkins-de-Wilde #2’ 
‘Perkins-de-Wilde #3’ 
‘Perrine’ 

‘Pin Cushion’ 

‘Polly’ 

‘Pomona’ 

‘Reynolds’ 

‘Richards’ 

‘Ruby Red’ 

‘Rushton’ 

‘St. Ann’ 

‘St. John’s’ 

‘St. Mary’ 

‘Sandy Hook #5’ 
‘Sara Higgins’ 

‘Satyr Hill’ 

‘Schlupp’ 

‘Secrest’ 

‘Slim Jim’ 

‘Star’ 

‘Taber’ 

‘Taber #2’ 

‘Tiny’ 

‘Toner’ 

‘Trisco’ 

‘24 Karat’ 

‘Vera’ 

‘Wheeler #4’ 

‘William Hawkins’ 
‘Yule’ 

f. subintegra Weatherby 
f. subintegra Weatherby 


‘Perle LeClair’ 


opaca Ait. 
opaca Ait. 


f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 


‘Boyce Thompson Xanthocarpa’ 


opaca Ait. 


f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 


‘Calloway’ 


210) 


opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Canary’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Corpening #1’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Dengle Belles’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Fruitland Nursery’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. ‘Goldie’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Lenape Moon’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Margaret Moran’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Morgan Gold’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Old Gold’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Wilmat Yellow’ 

opaca Ait. f. xanthocarpa Rehd. 
‘Yellow Jacquet’ 

paraguariensis St.Hil. 

pedunculosa Miq. 

perado Ait. ssp. platyphylla (P.B.Webb 
& Berth.) S.Andrews 

pernyi Franch. 

pernyi Franch. ‘Recurva’ 

poneantha Koidz. 

pubescens Hook. & Arn. 

purpurea Hassk. 

rotunda Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

rotunda Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Lord’ 

rugosa F.Schmidt 

serrata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

serrata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Leucocarpa’ 

serrata x I. verticillata 


* (serrata x I. verticillata) ‘Apollo’ 


(serrata < I. verticillata) ‘Autumn Glow’ 
(serrata < I. verticillata) ‘Harvest Red’ 
* (serrata x I. verticillata) ‘Sparkleberry’ 
shennongjiaensis T.R.Dudley & Sun 
sikkimensis Hook. 

spinigera (Loesn.) Loesn. 

sugerokii Maxim. 

sugerokii Maxim. ‘Aka tsuge’ 

sugerokii Maxim. ‘Nakaharae’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. 

verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Afterglow’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Aurantiaca’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Bright Horizon’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Cacapon’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Christmas Cheer’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Christmas Gem’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Earlibright’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Fairfax’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Jackson’ 
verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Maryland Beauty’ 


verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Red Sprite’ 

verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Richard E. 
Lincoln’ 

verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Shaver’ 

verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Sunset’ 

verticillata (L.) A.Gr. ‘Winter Red’ 

verticillata (L.) A.Gr. f. chrysocarpa 
Robinson 

vomitoria Ait. 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Compacta’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Dare County’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Dewerth’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Fort McCoy’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Gray’s Bigleaf 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Gray’s Little Leaf’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Huber’s Compact’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Nana’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Otis Miley’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Shilling’s’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Shilling’s Dwarf’ 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Stokes Dwarf 

vomitoria Ait. ‘Yawkeyii’ 

vomitoria Ait. f. pendula Foret & Solym. 

vomitoria Ait. f. pendula Foret & Solym. 
‘Folsom’s Weeping’ 

vomitoria Ait. var. chiapiensis Sharp 

wilsonii Loesn. 

yunnanensis Franch. 

yunnanensis Franch. var. gentilis Loesn. 

zhejiangensis C.J.Tseng 


ILLICIUM L. 
ILLICLIACEAE 


Ilicium Family 


anisatum L. 

floridanum Ellis 

floridanum Ellis f. album F.G.Mey. & 
Mazzeo 

floridanum Ellis f. album F.G.Mey. & 
Mazzeo ‘Semmes’ 

henryi Diels 

mexicanum A.C.Sm. 

parviflorum Michx. ex Vent. 


INDIGOFERA L. Indigo 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Bean Family 


decora Lindl. 
decore Lindl. ‘Alba’ 
kirilowii Maxim. 
potaninii Craib 
suffruticosa Mill. 


ITEA L. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Iteoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 
ilicifolia Oliv. 
virginica L. 


JACARANDA Juss. 


BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
acutifolia HBK. 

JASMINUM L. Jasmine 

OLEACEAE Olive Family 


beesianum Forrest & Diels 
floridum Bunge 
fruticans L. 

humile L. 

humile L. ‘Revolutum’ 
mesnyi Hance 
multiflorum (Burm.f.) Andr. 
nitidum Skan 

nudiflorum Lindl. 
parkeri S.T.Dunn 

x stephanense E.Lemoine 


JUGLANS L. Walnut 
JUGLANDACEAE Walnut Family 


ailantifolia Carr. 

ailantifolia Carr. var. cordiformis 
(Maxim.) Rehd. 

cinerea L. 

(hindsii < J. regia) ‘Paradox’ 

major (Torr.) Heller 

nigra L. 

nigra L. ‘Laciniata’ 

regia L. 

regia L. ‘Broadview’ 

regia L. ‘Hansen’ 

regia L. ‘McDermid’ 


JUNIPERUS L. Juniper 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


chinensis L. 

chinensis L. ‘Aurea’ 
chinensis L. ‘Blaauw’ 
chinensis L. ‘Columnaris’ 
chinensis L. ‘Echiniformis’ 
chinensis L. ‘Globosa Cinerea’ 
chinensis L. ‘Gold Star’ 
chinensis L. ‘Hetzii’ 
chinensis L. ‘Kaizuka’ 
chinensis L. ‘Kaizuka Variegated’ 
chinensis L. ‘Parsonii’ 


chinensis L. ‘Robusta Green’ 

chinensis L. ‘San Jose’ 

chinensis L. ‘Seagreen’ 

chinensis L. ‘Sheppardii’ 

chinensis L. ‘Spartan’ 

chinensis L. ‘Variegata’ 

chinensis L. var. sargentii A.Henry 

chinensis L. var. sargentii A.Henry 
‘Viridis’ 

communis L. 

communis L. ‘Berkshire’ 

communis L. ‘Hibernica’ 

communis L. ‘Oblonga Pendula’ 

communis L. ‘Pencil Point’ 

communis L. ‘Sentinel’ 

communis L. ssp. depressa 
(Pursh) Franco 

communis L. var. montana Ait. 

communis L. var. montana Ait. 
‘Hornibrookii’ 

conferta Parl. 

conferta Parl. ‘Blue Pacific’ 

conferta Parl. ‘Emerald Sea’ 

conferta Parl. ‘Gulf Tide’ 

davurica Pall. ‘Expansa’ 

davurica Pall. ‘Expansa Aureo-spicata’ 

davurica Pall. ‘Expansa Variegata’ 

deppeana Steud. var. pachyphlaea 
(Torr.) Martinez 

excelsa Bieb. ‘Stricta’ 

JSormosana Hayata 

horizontalis Moench 

horizontalis Moench ‘Admirabilis’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Bar Harbor’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Blue Chip’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Blue Forest’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Blue Horizon’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Blue Muffet’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Blue Rug’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Douglasii’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Filicinus’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Filicinus Minimus’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Glauca’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Glenmore’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Glomerata’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Hughes’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Livida’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Marcella’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Petraea’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Plumosa’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Prince of Wales’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Procumbens’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Pulchella’ 

horizontalis Moench ‘Wiltonii’ 

< media Van Melle ‘Blue Cloud’ 

< media Van Melle ‘Blue Vase’ 

< media Van Melle ‘Den Boer’ 


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<x media Van Melle 
<x media Van Melle 
<x media Van Melle 
<x media Van Melle 


< media Van Melle ‘Pfitzeriana Aurea 


x media Van Melle 
Compacta’ 
<x media Van Melle 


‘Fruitlandii’ 
‘Mint Julep’ 
‘Old Gold’ 

‘Pfitzeriana’ 


‘Pfitzeriana 


‘Plumosa Aurea’ 


procumbens (Endl.) Miq. 
procumbens (Endl.) Miq. ‘Nana’ 
rigida Sieb. & Zucc. 

sabina L. ‘Arcadia’ 

sabina L. ‘Broadmoor’ 


sabina L. ‘Buffalo’ 


sabina L. ‘Fastigiata’ 
sabina L. ‘Skandia’ 
sabina L. ‘Von Ehren’ 


scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
scopulorum Sarg. 
Weeping’ 
scopulorum Sarg. 


‘Alba’ 

‘Blue Heaven’ 
‘Chandler Blue’ 
‘Gareei’ 

‘Gray Gleam’ 
‘Hill’s Silver’ 
‘Lakewood’ 
‘Lakewood Globe’ 
‘Pathfinder’ 
‘Platinum’ 
‘Tolleson’s Blue 


‘Wichita Blue’ 


silicicola (Small) Bailey 
squamata Buch.-Ham. ex Lamb. 
squamata Buch.-Ham. ex Lamb. 


‘Blue Star’ 


squamata Buch.-Ham. ex Lamb. 


‘Loderi’ 


squamata Buch.-Ham. ex Lamb. 


‘Meyeri’ 
virginiana L. 


virginiana L. ‘Aurea’ 
virginiana L. ‘Canaertii’ 
virginiana L. ‘Fastigiata’ 
virginiana L. ‘Glauca’ 
virginiana L. ‘Grey Owl’ 
virginiana L. ‘Keteleeri’ 
virginiana L. ‘Nova’ 
virginiana L. ‘Reptans’ 
virginiana L. ‘Skyrocket’ 


JUSTICIA L. 
ACANTHACEAE 


Acanthus Family 


brandegeana Wassh. & L.B.Sm. 
brandegeana Wassh. & L.B.Sm. 


‘Yellow Queen’ 


californica (Benth.) D.Gibson 


KADSURA Juss. 
SCHISANDRACEAE Schisandra Family 
japonica (Thunb.) Dunal 


KALMIA lL. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
angustifolia L. 
angustifolia L. var. carolina (Small) 
Fern. 
cuneata Michx. 
hirsuta < K. latifolia 
latifolia L. 
* latifolia L. ‘Bettina’ 
latifolia L. ‘Dexter Pink’ 
latifolia L. ‘Fuscata’ 
latifolia L. ‘Ostbo Red’ 
latifolia L. ‘Sharon Rose’ 
latifolia L. ‘Shooting Star’ 
latifolia L. f. angustata Rehd. 


KALOPANAX Miiq. 
ARALIACEAE Ginseng Family 
septemlobus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Koidz. 


KERRIA DC. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
japonica (L.) DC. 

japonica (L.) DC. ‘Albescens’ 

japonica (L.) DC. ‘Picta’ 

japonica (L.) DC. ‘Pleniflora’ 


KOELREUTERIA Laxm. 

Golden-rain Tree 
SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 
bipinnata Franch. 
elegans (Seemann) A.C.Sm. 

ssp. formosana (Hayata) F.G.Mey. 

paniculata Laxm. 
paniculata Laxm. ‘Fastigiata’ 
paniculata Laxm. ‘September’ 


KOLKWITZIA_ Graebn. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 


amabilis Graebn. 
amabilis Graebn. ‘Rosea’ 


+LABURNOCYTISUS Schneid. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


adamii (Poit.) Schneid. 


LABURNUM Medik. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Golden-chain Tree 
Bean Family 


anagyroides Medik. 
x watereri (Kirchn.) Dipp. 


LAGERSTROEMIA L. 
LYTHRACEAE 


Crape Myrtle 
Loosestrife Family 


fauriei Koehne 

indica L. 

indica L. ‘Alba’ 

indica L. ‘Carolina Beauty’ 
* indica L. ‘Potomac’ 

subcostata Koehne 


Note: The parentage of the following 
cultivars is complex; see catalog entries for 
details. 
* ‘Acoma’ 
* ‘Apalachee’ 
‘Basham’s Party Pink’ 
* ‘Biloxi’ 
* ‘Caddo’ 
* ‘Catawba’ 
* ‘Cherokee’ 
* ‘Choctaw’ 
* ‘Comanche’ 
* ‘Conestoga’ 
* ‘Hopi’ 
* ‘Lipan’ 
* ‘Miami’ 
* ‘Muskogee’ 
* ‘Natchez’ 
* ‘Osage’ 
* ‘Pecos’ 
* ‘Powhatan’ 
* ‘Seminole’ 
* ‘Sioux’ 
* ‘Tonto’ 
* ‘Tuscarora’ 
* ‘Tuskegee’ 
* ‘Wichita’ 
* ‘Yuma’ 
* ‘Zuni’ 


LANTANA L. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
camara L. 

montevidensis (Spreng.) Briq. 


LARIX Mill. Larch 
PINACEAE Pine Family 
decidua Mill. 


gmelinii (Rupr.) Rupr. 
kaempferi (Lamb.) Carr. 


LAURUS L. Laurel 

LAURACEAE Laurel Family 
nobilis L. 

LAVANDULA L. Lavender 

LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
angustifolia Mill. 


angustifolia Mill. ‘Provence’ 

angustifolia Mill. ssp. angustifolia 
‘Hidcote’ 

xX intermedia Emeric ex Loisel. 

stoechas L. 


LEDUM LL. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
palustre L. var. diversipilosum Nakai 


LEIOPHYLLUM k.Hedwig 
ERICACEAE 


Sand Myrtle 
Heath Family 


buxifolium (Bergius) Ell. 
buxifolium (Bergius) Ell. var. hugeri 
(Small) Schneid. 


LEITNERIA Chapm. 


LEITNERIACEAE Leitneria Family 


floridana Chapm. 


LEPTODERMIS Wall. 
RUBIACEAE Madder Family 
oblonga Bunge 


LEPTOSPERMUM  J.R. &J.G. Forst. 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 


scoparium J.R. & J.G. Forst. ‘Plenum’ 


LESPEDEZA Miichx. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Bush Clover 
Bean Family 


bicolor Turcz. 

cyrtobotrya Miq. 

maximowiczii Schneid. 
thunbergii (DC.) Nakai 
thunbergii (DC.) Nakai ‘Albiflora’ 


LEUCAENA Benth. 


FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 


leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit 


283 


LEUCOPHYLLUM Humboldt & 
Bonpland 
SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 
frutescens (Berl.) I.M.Johnst. 


LEUCOTHOE D.Don 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
axillaris (Lam.) D.Don 
fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer 
fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer 
‘Girard’s Rainbow’ 
fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer ‘Nana’ 
fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer 
‘Rollissonii’ 
fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer ‘Zebekot’ 
fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer 
‘Zebonard’ 
racemosa (L.) A.Gr. 


LIGUSTRUM L. 
OLEACEAE 


Privet 
Olive Family 


compactum Hook.f. & Thoms. 
delavayanum Hariot 

japonicum Thunb. 

japonicum Thunb. ‘Erecta’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Fraseri’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Iwata’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Lake Treska’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Nobilis’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Repandens’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Rotundifolium’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Silver Star’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Suwanee River’ 
japonicum Thunb. ‘Variegatum’ 
lucidum Ait.f. 

obtusifolium Sieb. & Zucc. 
ovalifolium Hassk. 

ovalifolium Hassk. ‘Aureo-marginatum’ 
quihoui Carr. 

sempervirens (Franch.) Mansf. 
sinense Lour. 

sinense Lour. ‘Fraseri’ 

sinense Lour. ‘Pendulum’ 

sinense Lour. ‘Wimbish’ 
tschonoskii Decne. 

< vicaryi Rehd. 

vulgare L. 


LINDERA Thunb. 
LAURACEAE 


Spicebush 
Laurel Family 


angustifolia W.C.Cheng 
benzoin (L.) BI. 


benzoin (L.) Bl. var. pubescens (Palm. & 
Steyerm.) Rehd. 

obtusiloba BI. 

strychnifolia (Sieb. & Zucc.) F.Vill. 


LIQUIDAMBAR lL. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE 


Sweet Gum 
Witch-hazel Family 


formosana Hance 

orientalis Mill. 

styraciflua L. 

styraciflua L. ‘Gum Ball’ 
styraciflua L. ‘Variegata’ 
styraciflua L. f. rotundiloba Rehd. 


LIRIODENDRON L. 
MAGNOLIACEAE 


Tulip Tree 
Magnolia Family 


chinense (Hemsl.) Sarg. 
tulipifera L. 
tulipifera L. ‘Aureo-marginatum’ 


LITHOCARPUS Bl. 
FAGACEAE 


Tanbark Oak 
Beech Family 


corneus (Lour.) Rehd. 
edulis (Makino) Nakai 
glaber (Thunb.) Nakai 
henryi (Seemann) Rehd. & Wils. 


LITSEA Lam. 
LAURACEAE Laurel Family 
aestivalis (L.) Fern. 


LIVISTONA R.Br. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


chinensis (Jacq.) R.Br. ex Mart. 


LONICERA L. Honeysuckle 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
< bella Zab. 


x brownii (Regel) Carr. 
flava Sims 
fragrantissima Lindl. & Paxt. 
gracilipes Miq. 
gracilipes Miq. var. glandulosa Maxim. 
< heckrottii Rehd. 
japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
f. chinensis (P.W.Wats.) Hara 
korolkowii Stapf ‘Floribunda’ 
maackii Maxim. 
maackii Maxim. var. podocarpa Franch. 


morrowii A.Gr. 

nitida Wils. 

nitida Wils. ‘Baggesen’s Gold’ 
nitida Wils. ‘Ernest Wilson’ 
pileata Oliv. 

sempervirens L. 
sempervirens L. ‘Sulphurea’ 
sempervirens L. ‘Superba’ 
standishii Jacq. 

subsessilis Rehd. 

tatarica L. 

tatarica L. ‘Arnold Red’ 
tatarica L. ‘Hack’s Red’ 
tatarica L. ‘Punicea’ 
xylosteum L. 

xylosteum L. ‘Nana’ 
xylosteum L. f. glabrescens Zab. 


LOROPETALUM R.Br. ex Reichenb. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


chinense (R.Br.) Oliv. 


LYCIUM L. 
SOLANACEAE 


Matrimony Vine 
Nightshade Family 


carolinianum Walt. 
chinense Mill. 


LYONIA Nuit. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
Sferruginea (Walt.) Nutt. 

ligustrina (L.) DC. 

lucida (Lam.) K.Koch 

mariana (L.) D.Don 


MAACKIA Rupr. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
amurensis Rupr. & Maxim. 

tenuifolia (Hemsl.) Hand.-Mazz. 


MACFADYENA A.DC. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
unguis-cati (L.) A.Gentry 


MACLURA Nuit. 
MORACEAE Mulberry Family 
pomifera (Raf.) Schneid. 


MAGNOLIA L. 
MAGNOLIACEAE 


Magnolia 
Magnolia Family 


acuminata L. 
(acuminata < M. denudata) ‘Elizabeth’ 


(?acuminata < M. denudata) 
‘Sundance’ 
ashei Weatherby 
x brooklynensis Kalmb. ‘Woodsman’ 
cylindrica Wils. 
dealbata Zucc. 
denudata Desr. 
Sfraseri Walt. 
grandiflora L. 
grandiflora L. ‘Baldwin’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Charles Dickens’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Claudia Wanamaker’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Hasse’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Little Gem’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Majestic Beauty’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Margaret Davis’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Pioneer’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Praecox’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Praecox Fastigiata’ 
grandiflora L. ‘St. Mary’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Samuel Sommer’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Shady Grove No. 4’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Shady Grove No. 5’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Shady Grove No. 6’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Variegata’ 
grandiflora L. ‘Victoria’ 
x kewensis Pearce ‘Wada’s Memory’ 
kobus DC. 
liliiflora Desr. 
liliiflora Desr. ‘Nigra’ 
liliiflora Desr. ‘O'Neill’ 
liliiflora Desr. ‘Reflorescens’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x M. sprengeri ‘Diva’) 
‘Galaxy’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. sprengeri ‘Diva’) 
‘Spectrum’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x 
Cnn! 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x 
‘Betty’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x 
‘Judy’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x 
‘Randy’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. stellata ‘Rosea’) 
‘Ricki’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Nigra’ < M. stellata ‘Rosea’) 
‘Susan’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Reflorescens’ < M. stellata 
‘Rosea’) ‘Pinkie’ 
* (liliiflora ‘Reflorescens’ < M. stellata 
‘Waterlily’) ‘Jane’ 
x loebneri Kache 
x loebneri Kache ‘Merrill’ 
x loebneri Kache ‘Neil McEacharn’ 
x loebneri Kache ‘Spring Snow’ 
macrophylla Michx. 


. stellata ‘Rosea’) 
. stellata ‘Rosea’) 


. stellata ‘Rosea’) 


= S§ &§ & 


. stellata ‘Rosea’) 


285 


obovata Thunb. 
* (obovata < M. virginiana) ‘Nimbus’ 
officinalis Rehd. & Wils. 
officinalis Rehd. & Wils. var. biloba 
Rehd. & Wils. 
< proctoriana Rehd. 
pyramidata Bartram ex Pursh 
salicifolia (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 
‘Mrs. Jack’ 
sieboldii K.Koch 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. 
< soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Alba’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Alexandrina’ 
<x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘C. H. Kern’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. 
‘Grace McDade’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Lennei’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Lilliputian’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Picture’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Purpliana’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Rubra’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Rustica’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘San Jose’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Sundew’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. 
‘Superba Rosea’ 
x soulangeana Soul.-Bod. ‘Verbanica’ 
sprengeri Pamp. ‘Diva’ 
stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 
stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 
‘Pink Stardust’ 
stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 
‘Rohrbach’ 
stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. ‘Rosea 
stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 
‘Royal Star’ 
stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. ‘Rubra’ 
stellata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Maxim. 
‘Water Lily’ 
tripetala L. 
x veitchii Bean 
virginiana L. 
virginiana L. ‘Henry Hicks’ 
* virginiana L. ‘Satellite’ 
* (virginiana < M. grandiflora) 
‘Freeman’ 
* (virginiana < M. grandiflora) 
‘Maryland’ 
<wieseneri Carr. 


’ 


<MAHOBERBERIS  Schneid. 
BERBERIDACEAE Barberry Family 


aquisargentii Kruessm. 
miethkeana Melander & Eade 


O) 


MAHONIA Nutt. 
BERBERIDACEAE Barberry Family 
aquifolium (Pursh) Nutt. 

bealei (Fort.) Carr. 

chochoca Fedde 

fortunei (Lindl.) Fedde 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 
oiwakensis Hayata 

< media Brickell ‘Charity’ 

pinnata (Lag.) Fedde 

swazeyi Buckl. 

trifoliolata (Moric.) Fedde 


MALLOTUS 1 Lour. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
japonicus (Thunb. ex L.f.) Muell.-Arg. 


<xMALOSORBUS  Browicz 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
florentina (Zuccagni) Browicz 


MALPIGHIA lL. 


MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 
glabra L. 

MALUS Mill. 

ROSACEAE Rose Family 


x adstringens Zab. ‘Athabasca’ 

x adstringens Zab. ‘Hopa’ 

angustifolia (Ait.) Michx. 

< arnoldiana (Rehd.) Sarg. 

(<x arnoldiana < M. domestica 
‘Niedzwetzkyana’) ‘Henrietta Crosby’ 

(<x arnoldiana < M. spectabilis) 
‘Van Eseltine’ 

x atrosanguinea (Spaeth) Schneid. 

(<x atrosanguinea x M. sargentii ‘Rosea’) 
‘Mary Potter’ 

baccata (L.) Borkh. 

baccata (L.) Borkh. var. mandschurica 
(Maxim.) Schneid. 

coronaria (L.) Mill. 

coronaria (L.) Mill. ‘Nieuwlandiana’ 

coronaria (L.) Mill. var. dasycalyx Rehd. 

coronaria (L.) Mill. var. elongata Rehd. 

domestica Borkh. 

domestica Borkh. ‘Veitch’s Scarlet’ 

floribunda Sieb. 

halliana Koehne 

halliana Koehne ‘Parkmanii’ 

* halliana Koehne hybrid ‘Adirondack’ 
< hartwigii Koehne ‘Katherine’ 


hupehensis (Pamp.) Rehd. 

ioensis (A.Wood) Britton ‘Nova’ 

ioensis (A.Wood) Britton ‘Plena’ 

ioensis (A.Wood) Britton var. palmeri 
Rehd. 

lancifolia Rehd. 

x micromalus Makino 

x platycarpa Rehd. 

prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh. 

< purpurea (Barbier) Rehd. 

< purpurea (Barbier) Rehd. 
‘Aldenhamensis’ 

< purpurea (Barbier) Rehd. ‘Eleyi’ 

< purpurea (Barbier) Rehd. ‘Lemoinei’ 

< robusta (Carr.) Rehd. 

x robusta (Carr.) Rehd. ‘Golden 
Hornet’ 

sargentii Rehd. 

sargentii Rehd. ‘Rosea’ 

x scheideckeri (Spaeth) Zab. 

<x scheideckeri (Spaeth) Zab. 
‘Dorothea’ 

sieboldii (Regel) Rehd. 

* sieboldii (Regel) Rehd. ‘Fuji’ 

<x soulardii (Bailey) Britton ‘Red Tip’ 

spectabilis (Ait.) Borkh. 

x zumi (Matsum.) Rehd. 

* (/hybrid #28/ x M. ‘Wintergold’) 

‘Narragansett’ 

‘Almey’ 

‘Centennial’ 

‘Crimson Brilliant’ 

‘David’ 

‘East Malling’ 

‘Evelyn’ 

‘Flame’ 

‘Golden Anniversary’ 

‘Guiding Star’ 

‘Henry F. Dupont’ 

‘Hillier’ 

‘Marshall Oyama’ 

‘Mathews’ 

‘Mrs. Bayard Thayer’ 

‘Normand’ 

‘Oporto’ 

‘Pink Pearl’ 

‘Pink Spires’ 

‘Prairie Rose’ 

‘Prince George’s’ 

‘Profusion’ 

‘Pygmy’ 

‘Red Jade’ 

‘Red Jewel’ 

‘Red Silver’ 

‘Rondo’ 

‘Shakespeare’ 

‘Silver Moon’ 


‘Sissipuk’ 
‘Thomas Roland’ 
‘Timiskaming’ 
‘Tops-in-Bloom’ 
‘Wintergold’ 
‘Wynema’ 


MALVAVISCUS  Fabr. non Adans. 
MALVACEAE Mallow Family 


arboreus Cav. var. drummondii Schery 
arboreus Cav. var. penduliflorus (Sesse 
& Moc. ex DC.) Schery 


MANIHOT Mill. Cassava 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 


grahamii Hook. 


MELALEUCA lL. 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 
quinquenervia (Cav.) S.T.Blake 


MELIA UL. 
MELIACEAE Mahogany Family 
azedarach L. 


MENZIESIA Sm. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
pilosa (Michx.) Juss. 


MESPILUS L. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
germanica L. 


METASEQUOIA Miki ex H.H.Hu & 
W.C.Cheng 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 
glyptostroboides H.H.Hu & W.C.Cheng 
* glyptostroboides H.H.Hu & W.C.Cheng 

‘National’ 


MICHELIA L. 


MAGNOLIACEAE Magnolia Family 


compressa (Maxim.) Sarg. 
JSigo (Lour.) Spreng. 


MICROBIOTA Komar. 


CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


decussata Komar. 


287 


MICROCITRUS  Swingle 


RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


australasica (F.Muell.) Swingle 


MILLETTIA Wight & Arn. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


reticulata Benth. 


MIMOSA L. 

FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 

biuncifera Benth. 

pigra L. var. berlandieri (A.Gr.) 
B.L.Turner 


MITCHELLA L. 


RUBIACEAE Madder Family 
repens L. 

MORUS L. Mulberry 

MORACEAE Mulberry Family 
alba L. 


alba L. ‘Hicks’ 

alba L. ‘Pendula’ 

alba L. ‘Teas Weeping’ 
rubra L. 


MUEHLENBECKIA Meisn. 
POLYGONACEAE Buckwheat Family 


axillaris (Hook.f.) Walp. 


MURRAYA Koenig ex L. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
paniculata (L.) Jack 


MUSA L. 
MUSACEAE 


Banana 
Banana Family 


basjoo Sieb. & Zucc. 

<x paradisiaca L. ‘Sapientum’ 
rosacea Jacq. 

velutina H.Wendl. & Drude 


MYRICA L. 
MYRICACEAE Bayberry Family 
cerifera L. 

heterophylla Raf. 


inodora Bartram 
pensylvanica Loisel. 
pusilla Raf. 

rubra Sieb. & Zucc. 


MYRTUS L. 
MYRTACEAE 


Myrtle 
Myrtle Family 


communis L. 
communis L. ‘Microphylla’ 


NANDINA Thunb. 
BERBERIDACEAE Barberry Family 
domestica Thunb. 

domestica Thunb. ‘Alba’ 

domestica Thunb. ‘Harbour Dwarf’ 
domestica Thunb. ‘Purpurea Nana’ 


NEILLIA D.Don 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


sinensis Oliv. 


NEMOPANTAUS Raf. 


AQUIFOLIACEAE Holly Family 


mucronatus (L.) Trelease 


NERIUM L. 


APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


oleander L. 
oleander L. ‘Variegata’ 


NEVIUSIA A.Gr. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


alabamensis A.Gr. 


NICODEMIA_  Tenore 
BUDDLEJACEAE Buddleja Family 
diversifolia Tenore 


NICOTIANA L. 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 
glauca R.Graham 


NIEREMBERGIA Ruiz & Pavon 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 


scoparia Sendtn. 


NYSSA L. 
NYSSACEAE Sour-gum Family 
ogeche Marsh. 

sylvatica Marsh. 


sylvatica Marsh. var. biflora (Walt.) Sarg. 


OCHNA L. 
OCHNACEAE Ochna Family 
atropurpurea DC. 


OLEA L. 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
europaea L. 


ORIGANUM L. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
onites L. 


ORIXA Thunb. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
japonica Thunb. 


OSMANTHUS Lour. 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
americanus (L.) A.Gr. 
armatus Diels 

x fortunei Carr. 

x fortunei Carr. ‘San Jose’ 
fragrans Lour. 
fragrans Lour. ‘Aurantiacus’ 
heterophyllus (G.Don) P.S.Green 

var. heterophyllus 
heterophyllus (G.Don) P.S.Green 

var. heterophyllus ‘Gulf Tide’ 
heterophyllus (G.Don) P.S.Green 

var. heterophyllus ‘Purpureus’ 
heterophyllus (G.Don) P.S.Green 

var. heterophyllus ‘Rotundifolius’ 
heterophyllus (G.Don) P.S.Green 

var. heterophyllus ‘Variegatus’ 


OSTEOMELES Lindl. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
schwerinae Schneid. 


OSTRYA Scop. 


BETULACEAE Birch Family 


virginiana (Mill.) K.Koch 


OXYDENDRUM DC. 
ERICACEAE Heath Family 
arboreum (L.) DC. 


PACHYSANDRA Michx. 
BUXACEAE Boxwood Family 
axillaris Franch. 

procumbens Michx. 

terminalis Sieb. & Zucc. 

terminalis Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Silveredge’ 


PAEONIA L. Peony 

PAEONIACEAE Peony Family 
suffruticosa Andr. 

PALAFOXIA Lag. 

ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
feayi A.Gr. 


PARKINSONIA L. 
FABACEAE (Caesalpinioideae) Bean Family 


aculeata L. 


PARROTIA C.A.Mey. 


HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


persica (DC.) C.A.Mey. 


PARROTIOPSIS (Niedenzu) Schneid. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


jacquemontiana (Decne.) Rehd. 


PARTHENOCISSUS Planch. 
VITACEAE Grape Family 


henryana (Hemsl.) Diels & Gilg 
quinquefolia (L.) Planch. 
tricuspidata (Sieb. & Zucc.) Planch. 


PASSIFLORA L. 
PASSIFLORACEAE _s Passion-flower Family 
coccinea Aubl. 


PAULOWNIA  Sieb. & Zucc. 
SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 


kawakamii Ito 
tomentosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Steud. 


2600 


PAVONIA Cav. 
MALVACEAE Mallow Family 
hastata Cav. 


PAXISTIMA Raf. 
CELASTRACEAE Staff-tree Family 
canbyi A.Gr. 


PERIPLOCA L. 
ASCLEPIADACEAE Asclepias Family 
graeca L. 


PEROVSKIA Karelin 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
atriplicifolia Benth. 


PERSEA Miill. 
LAURACEAE Laurel Family 
americana Mill. 

borbonia (L.) Spreng. 

humilis Nash 

thunbergii (Sieb. & Zucc.) Kosterm. 


PETTERIA Presl 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
ramentacea Presl 


PHELLODENDRON Rupr. 

RUTACEAE Citrus Family 

amurense Rupr. 

amurense Rupr. var. japonicum (Maxim.) 
Ohwi 

amurense Rupr. var. lavallei (Dode) 
Sprague 


PHILADELPHUS L. Mock Orange 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


coronarius L. 

coronarius L. ‘Belle Etoile’ 
coronarius L. ‘Duplex’ 
coronarius L. ‘Natchez’ 
delavayi L.Henry ‘Nymans’ 
<falconeri Sarg. 

hirsutus Nutt. 

inodorus L. 

x lemoinei V.Lemoine 
lewisit Pursh 

pubescens Loisel. 


a) 


pubescens Loisel. var. verrucosus 
(Schrad. ex. DC.) S.Y.Hu 

satsumanus Sieb. ex Miq. var. nikoensis 
Rehd. 

schrenkii Rupr. 

triflorus Wall. 

< virginalis Rehd. ‘Minnesota 
Snowflake’ 

< virginalis Rehd. ‘Virginal’ 
‘Silberregen’ 

‘Voie Lactee’ 


PHILLYREA L. 

OLEACEAE Olive Family 

angustifolia L. 

latifolia L. var. media (L.) Schneid. 

latifolia L. var. media (L.) Schneid. 
‘Spinosa’ 


PHOENIX L. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
canariensis Hort. ex Chabaud 

reclinata Jacq. 

sylvestris < P. canariensis 


PHOTINIA Lindl. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
<fraseri W.J.Dress ‘Birmingham’ 
glabra (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Maxim. 
serratifolia (Desf.) Kalk. 
villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 
villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 

var. laevis (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Dipp. 
villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 

var. maximowicziana (Lev.) Rehd. 
villosa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) DC. 

var. sinica Rehd. & Wils. 


PHYGELIUS' E.Mey. ex Benth. 
SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 


capensis E.Mey. 


PHYLLOSTACHYS Sieb. & Zucc. 
Bamboo 

POACEAE Grass Family 

angusta McClure 

arcana McClure 

aurea A.& C.Riv. 

aureosulcata McClure 

bambusoides Sieb. & Zucc. 

bambusoides Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Castillon’ 

congesta McClure 


dulcis McClure abies (L.) Karst. ‘Prostrata’ 
elegans McClure abies (L.) Karst. ‘Pseudoprostrata’ 
flexuosa A.& C.Riv. abies (L.) Karst. ‘Pumila’ 
heterocycla (Carr.) Mitf. abies (L.) Karst. ‘Pumila Glauca’ 
meyeri McClure abies (L.) Karst. ‘Pygmaea’ 
nidularia Munro abies (L.) Karst. ‘Pyramidata’ 


abies (L.) Karst. ‘Remonte’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Repens’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Tabuliformis’ 

alcoquiana (J.G.Veitch ex Lindl.) Carr. 

asperata Mast. 

asperata Mast. ‘Glauca’ 

asperata Mast. var. heterolepis (Rehd. & 
Wils.) W.C.Cheng ex Rehd. 

gemmata Rehd. & Wils. 

glauca (Moench) Voss 

glauca (Moench) Voss ‘Conica’ 

glauca (Moench) Voss ‘Echiniformis’ 

glauca (Moench) Voss ‘Wild Acres’ 

glehnii (F.Schmidt) Mast. 

jezoensis (Sieb. & Zucc.) Carr. 
‘Howell’s Dwarf’ 

mariana (Mill.) BSP. 
‘Beissneri Compacta’ 

mariana (Mill.) BSP. ‘Doumetii’ 

obovata Ledeb. 

omorika (Pancic) Purk. 

omorika (Pancic) Purk. ‘Pendula’ 

orientalis (L.) Link 

orientalis (L.) Link ‘Aurea Compacta’ 


nidularia Munro ‘Smoothsheath’ 
nigra (Loud.) Munro 

nigra (Lodd.) Munro ‘Henon’ 
nuda McClure 

propinqua McClure 

purpurata McClure ‘Solidstem’ 
purpurata McClure ‘Straightstem’ 
rubromarginata McClure 
viridiglaucescens A.& C.Riv. 
viridis (Young) McClure 

vivax McClure 


PHYSOCARPUS (Cambess.) Maxim. 
Ninebark 

ROSACEAE Rose Family 

amurensis (Maxim.) Maxim. 

intermedius (Rydb.) Schneid. 

malvaceous (Greene) O.Ktze. 

opulifolius (L.) Maxim. 

opulifolius (L.) Maxim. ‘Luteus’ 


PICEA A.Dietr. 
PINACEAE 


Spruce 
Pine Family 


abies (L.) Karst. 


orientalis (L.) Link ‘Gracilis’ 


pungens Engelm. 


abies (L.) Karst. ‘Barryi’ pungens Engelm. ‘Compacta’ 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Brevifolia’ pungens Engelm. ‘Foxtail’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Capitata’ pungens Engelm. f. glauca (Regel) 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Clanbrassiliana’ Beissn. ‘Glauca Pendula’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Compacta Asselyn’ pungens Engelm. f. glauca (Regel) 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Globosa’ Beissn. ‘Glauca Procumbens’ 


abies (L.) Karst. 


‘Gregoryana Parsonii’ 


pungens Engelm. f. glauca (Regel) 


abies (L.) Karst. ‘Highlandia’ Beissn.‘Glauca Prostrata’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Humilis’ pungens Engelm. ‘Globosa’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Hystrix’ pungens Engelm. ‘Hoopsii’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Inversa’ pungens Engelm. ‘Hunnewelliana’ 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Kingsville’ pungens Engelm. ‘Iseli Fastigiata’ 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Little Gem’ pungens Engelm. ‘Koster’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Maxwellii’ pungens Engelm. ‘Montgomery’ 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Merhii’ pungens Engelm. f. glauca (Regel) 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Microphylla’ Beissn. 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Microsperma’ torano (K.Koch) Koehne 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Montigena’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Mucronata’ PIERIS' D.Don 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Nidiformis’ ERICACEAE Heath Family 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Ohlendorffii’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Oldhamiana’ floribunda (Pursh) Benth. & Hook. 
abies (L.) Karst. ‘Parsonii’ (floribunda x P. japonica) 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Pendula’ ‘Brower’s Beauty’ 

abies (L.) Karst. ‘Procumbens’ formosa (Wall.) D.Don 


2911 


formosa (Wall.) D.Don ‘Wakehurst’ 


(formosa x P. japonica) ‘Mountain Fire’ 


Japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Bert Chandler’ 

Japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Compacta’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Crispa’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Daisen’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Dorothy Wyckoff 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Flamingo’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Purity’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Pygmaea’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Pygmy Variegata’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Red Mill’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Scarlet O’Hara’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Shojo’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Variegata’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Wada’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘White Cascade’ 

japonica (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) D.Don 
ex G.Don ‘Whitecaps’ 


(japonica = P. formosa) ‘Forest Flame’ 


phillyreifolia (Hook.) DC. 
taiwanensis Hayata 


PINCKNEYA Michx. 
RUBIACEAE 


pubens Michx. 


PINUS L. Pine 
PINACEAE 


armandii Franch. 
attenuata J.G.Lemmon 
ayacahuite K.Ehrenb. 
banksiana Lamb. 
brutia Tenore 


Madder Family 


Pine Family 


bungeana Zucc. ex Endl. 

cembra L. 

cembra L. ‘Compacta Glauca’ 

cembra L. var. sibirica Loud. 

cembroides Zucc. 

clausa (Chapm. ex Engelm.) Vasey 
ex Sarg. 


contorta Dougl. ex Loud. ‘Spaan’s Dwarf’ 


densiflora Sieb. & Zucc. 

densiflora Sieb. & Zucc. 
‘Oculus-draconis’ 

densiflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Pendula’ 


densiflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Umbraculifera’ 


echinata Mill. 

elliottii Engelm. 

flexilis James 

flexilis James ‘Glenmore’ 

glabra Walt. 

greggii Engelm. & Parl. 

halepensis Mill. 

koraiensis Sieb. & Zucc. 

leucodermis Ant. 

leucodermis Ant. ‘Compact Gem’ 

mugo Turra var. mugo 

mugo Turra var. mughus (Scop.) Zenari 
‘Gnom’ 

mugo Turra var. mughus (Scop.) Zenari 
‘Mops’ 


mugo Turra var. pumilio (Haenke) Zenari 


nigra Arn. ‘Globosa’ 
nigra Arn. ‘Hornibrookiana’ 
nigra Arn. ‘Monstrosa’ 
nigra Arn. ‘Nana’ 
nigra Arn. ssp. nigra 
palustris Mill. 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. 
‘Adcock’s Dwarf’ 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Baldwin’ 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Glauca’ 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Glauca Nana’ 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Kokonoe’ 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Venus’ 
parviflora Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Watnong’ 
patula Schiede & Deppe 
peuce Griseb. ‘Arnold Dwarf’ 
pinea L. 
ponderosa Dougl. ex P.& C.Laws 
ponderosa Dougl. ex P.& C.Laws. 
‘Pendula’ 
pumila (Pall.) Regel 
pumila (Pall.) Regel ‘Dwarf Blue’ 
pungens Lamb. 
resinosa Ait. 
rigida Mill. 
roxburghii Sarg. 
sabiniana Dougl. ex D.Don 


serotina Michx. 

strobus L. 

strobus L. ‘Amelia Dwarf’ 
strobus L. ‘Contorta’ 

strobus L. ‘Dwarf’ 

strobus L. ‘Elf’ 

strobus L. ‘Fastigiata’ 

strobus L. ‘Merrimack’ 

strobus L. ‘Nana’ 

strobus L. ‘Pendula’ 

strobus L. ‘Pumila’ 

strobus L. ‘Radiata’ 

strobus L. ‘Seacrest’ 

strobus L. ‘Torulosa’ 

strobus < P. wallichiana 
sylvestris L. 

sylvestris L. ‘Albyns’ 

sylvestris L. ‘Argentea Compacta’ 
sylvestris L. ‘Aurea’ 

sylvestris L. ‘Beuvronensis’ 
sylvestris L. ‘Fastigiata’ 
sylvestris L. ‘Globosa Viridis’ 
sylvestris L. ‘Moseri’ 

sylvestris L. ‘Repens’ 

sylvestris L. ‘Sentinel’ 

taeda L. 

thunbergiana Franco 
thunbergiana Franco ‘Corticosa’ 
thunbergiana Franco ‘Yatsubusa’ 
virginiana Mill. 

wallichiana A.B.Jacks. 
wallichiana A.B.Jacks. ‘Zebrina’ 


PISTACIA L. Pistache 
ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 
chinensis Bunge 

texana Swingle 


PITHECELLOBIUM Mart. 
FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 
ebano (Berl.) Muller 


PITTOSPORUM Banks ex Sol. 
PITTOSPORACEAE Pittosporum Family 


glabratum Lindl. 

tobira (Willd.) Ait 

tobira (Willd.) Ait. “Variegata’ 
tobira (Willd.) Ait. ‘Wheeler’s Dwarf 
undulatum Vent. 


PLANERA J.F.Gmel. 


ULMACEAE Elm Family 
aquatica (Walt.) J.F.Gmel. 
PLATANUS L. Sycamore 


PLATANACEAE Plane-tree Family 
< acerifolia (Ait.) Willd. 

* <acerifolia (Ait.) Willd. ‘Columbia’ 

* xacerifolia (Ait.) Willd. ‘Liberty’ 
occidentalis L. 
orientalis L. 


PLATYCARYA Sieb. & Zucc. 
JUGLANDACEAE Walnut Family 


strobilacea Sieb. & Zucc. 


PLATYCLADUS Spach 
CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 
orientalis (L.) Franco 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Aurea Nana’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Bakeri’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco 

‘Berckman’s Golden’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Beverleyensis’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Conspicua’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Flagelliformis’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Fruitlandii’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Hohman’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Juniperoides’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Rosedalis’ 
orientalis (L.) Franco ‘Semperaurea’ 


PLUMBAGO L. 
PLUMBAGINACEAE Leadwort Family 
auriculata Lam. 


PODOCARPUS lL Her. ex Pers. 
PODOCARPACEAE Podocarpus Family 


gracilior Pilger 

macrophyllus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Sweet 

macrophyllus (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) 
Sweet var. maki Sieb. 

nagi (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 

totara D.Don 


POLIOTHYRSIS Oliv. 


FLACOURTIACEAE Flacourtia Family 


sinensis Oliv. 


293 


POLYGONELLA Michx. 
POLYGONACEAE Buckwheat Family 


americana (Fischer & C.A.Mey.) Small 
myriophylla (Small) Horton 
polygama (Vent.) Engelm. & A.Gr. 


PONCIRUS kaf. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 
trifoliata (L.) Raf. 


POPULUS L. Poplar 
SALICACEAE Willow Family 
alba L. 

alba L. ‘Pyramidalis’ 

< canadensis Moench 

candicans Ait. 

x canescens (Ait.) Sm. 

deltoides Marsh. 

grandidentata Michx. 

heterophylla L. 

maximowiczii A.Henry 

maximowiczii < P. trichocarpa 

nigra L. ‘Italica’ 

simonii Carr. ‘Fastigiata’ 

tremuloides Michx. 


PORLIERIA Ruiz & Pavon 
ZYGOPHYLLACEAE Caltrop Family 
angustifolia (Engelm.) A.Gr. 


POTENTILLA L. 
ROSACEAE 


Cinquefoil 
Rose Family 


fruticosa L. 

fruticosa L. ‘Abbotswood’ 
fruticosa L. ‘Everest’ 
fruticosa L. ‘Grandiflora’ 
Jruticosa L. ‘Jackman’s’ 
fruticosa L. ‘Katherine Dykes’ 
fruticosa L. ‘Maanelys’ 
fruticosa L. ‘Primrose Beauty’ 
fruticosa L. ‘William Purdom’ 
tridentata Ait. 

‘Sophie Blush’ 


PRINSEPIA Royle 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


sinensis (Oliv.) Oliv. 


PROSOPIS L. 

FABACEAE (Mimosoideae) Bean Family 

glandulosa Torr. var. torreyana 
(L.Benson) M.C.Johnst. 


PRUNUS L. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
americana Marsh. 
angustifolia Marsh. 
apetala (Sieb. & Zucc.) Franch. & Sav. 
armeniaca L. 
avium L. 
avium L. ‘Plena’ 
< blireiana Andre 
campanulata Maxim. 
caroliniana Ait. 
cerasifera Ehrh. 
cerasifera Ehrh. ‘Atropurpurea’ 
cerasifera Ehrh. ‘Moseri’ 
cerasifera Ehrh. ‘Purpusii’ 
cerasifera Ehrh. ‘Thundercloud’ 
cerasus L. ‘Montmorency’ 
< cistena N.E.Hansen 
conradinae Koehne 
cyclamina Koehne 
domestica L. ssp. insititia (L.) Schneid. 
dulcis (Mill.) D.A.Webb 
glandulosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
glandulosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Albo-plena’ 
glandulosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Sinensis’ 
humilis Bunge 
<incam Fletcher ‘Okami’ 
incisa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
incisa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘February Pink’ 
incisa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. f. serrata 
Koidz. ex Wils. 
incisa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
var. tomentosa Koidz. 
(incisa < P. serrulata) ‘Umineko’ 
japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
laurocerasus L. 
laurocerasus L. ‘Camelliifolia’ 
laurocerasus L. ‘Forest Green’ 
laurocerasus L. ‘Otto Luyken’ 
laurocerasus L. ‘Zabeliana’ 
laurocerasus.L. var. schipkaensis 
Spaeth 
lusitanica L. 
mahaleb L. 
maritima Marsh. 
maritima Marsh. ‘Methley’ 
mexicana S.Wats. 


& Zucc. 
& Zucc. 
& Zucc. 
& Zucc. 
& Zucc. 


mume Sieb. 
mume Sieb. 
mume Sieb. 
mume Sieb. 
mume Sieb. 


‘Alba’ 

‘Matsubara Red’ 

‘Nishiki ume’ 

‘Peggy Clarke’ 

mume Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Rosemary Clarke’ 

mume Sieb. & Zucc. ‘W. B. Clarke’ 

munsoniana W.F.Wight & Hedr. 

(nipponica Matsum. var. kurilensis 
(Miyabe) Wils. x unknown pollen parent) 
‘Kursar’ 

padus L. 

padus L. ‘Grandiflorus’ 

persica (L.) Batsch 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Alba’ 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Albo-plena’ 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Camelliifolia’ 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Dianthiflora’ 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Duplex’ 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Fastigiata’ 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Rubro-plena’ 

persica (L.) Batsch ‘Versicolor’ 

persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica 
(Borkh.) Schneid. ‘White Glory’ 

rivularis Scheele 

sargentii Rehd. 

sargentii Rehd. ‘Dr. S. Edwin Mueller’ 

sargentii Rehd. ‘Rancho’ 

(sargentii < P. ?incisa) ‘Spire’ 

(sargentii < P. subhirtella) ‘Accolade’ 

serotina Ehrh. 

serrula Franch. 

serrulata Lindl. 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Amanogawa’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Daikaku’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Fudan sakura’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Fuku rokuju’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Gozanoma nioi’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Hosokawa’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Imose’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Kiku shidare’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Kwanzan’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Mt. Fuji’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Oshima zakura’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Pink Perfection’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Rosea’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Shirofugen’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Shirotae’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Tai hakw’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Wase mikayo’ 

serrulata Lindl. ‘Yama zakura’ 

serrulata Lindl. var. spontanea 
(Maxim.) Wils. 

x sieboldii (Carr.) Wittmack 

x subhirtella Miq. 

x subhirtella Miq. ‘Autumnalis’ 


x subhirtella Miq. ‘Elizabeth’ 

x subhirtella Miq. ‘Rosea’ 

x subhirtella Miq. ‘Shidare higan’ 

< subhirtella Miq. ‘Yae shidare higan’ 

x subhirtella Miq. var. ascendens 
(Makino) Wils. ‘Flore-plena’ 

(<subhirtella < P. « yedoensis) 


‘Pandora’ 


((<subhirtella « P. < yedoensis) < 
P. <subhirtella) ‘Hally Jolivette’ 


syodoi Nakai 


tomentosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


triloba Lindl. 


triloba Lindl. ‘Multiplex’ 


umbellata Ell. 


verecunda (Koidz.) Koehne 
virginiana L. ‘Schubert’ 
x yedoensis Matsum. 


x yedoensis Matsum 
x yedoensis Matsum 
x yedoensis Matsum 
‘Ariake’ 

‘Asagi’ 

‘Benden’ 

‘Botan zakura’ 
‘Fugenzo’ 

‘Gyoiko’ 
‘Hatazakura’ 
‘Hizakura’ 
‘Meigetsu’ 

‘Ojochin’ 

‘Senriko’ 

‘Shogetsu’ 

‘Snow Fountain’ 
‘Taki nioi’ 

‘Yae akebono’ 


. ‘Akebono’ 
. ‘Shidare yoshino’ 
. ‘Somei yoshino’ 


‘Yae murasaki zakura’ 


PSEUDOCYDONIA  (Schneid.) Schneid. 


ROSACEAE 


Rose Family 


sinensis (Dum.-Cours.) Thouin 


PSEUDOLARIX Gord. 


PINACEAE 


Pine Family 


amabilis (J.Nelson) Rehd. 


PSEUDOSASA_ Makino ex Nakai 


POACEAE 


Grass Family 


japonica Sieb. & Zucc. ex Steud. 


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PSEUDOTSUGA Carr. 
PINACEAE 


Douglas Fir 
Pine Family 


menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca 
(Beissn.) Franco 

menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca 
(Beissn.) Franco ‘Densa’ 

menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca 
(Beissn.) Franco ‘Fastigiata’ 

menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca 
(Beissn.) Franco ‘Glauca Pendula’ 

menziesii (Mirb.) Franco var. glauca 
(Beissn.) Franco ‘Oudemansii’ 


PSIDIUM L. Purple Guava 
MYRTACEAE Myrtle Family 
littorale Raddi var. longipes (O. Berg) 

Fosberg 
PTELEA L. Hop Tree 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


trifoliata L. 


PTEROCARYA Kunth 
JUGLANDACEAE 


Wingnut 
Walnut Family 


stenoptera DC. 


PTEROSTYRAX Sieb. & Zucc. 

Epaulette Tree 
STYRACACEAE Storax Family 
corymbosum Sieb. & Zucc. 
hispidum Sieb. & Zucc. 


PUNICA L. 
PUNICACEAE Pomegranate Family 
granatum L. 

granatum L. ‘Legrellei’ 

granatum L. ‘Nana’ 

granatum L. ‘Plena’ 


PYRACANTHA M.J.Roem. 
ROSACEAE 


Firethorn 
Rose Family 


angustifolia (Franch.) Schneid. 

angustifolia (Franch.) Schneid. ‘Gnome’ 
* (angustifolia < P. ‘Watereri’) ‘Navaho’ 

atalantioides (Hance) Stapf 

atalantioides (Hance) Stapf ‘Aurea’ 

coccinea Roem. 

coccinea Roem. ‘Bound’ 

coccinea Roem. ‘Chadwick’ 

coccinea Roem. ‘Cole’s Erect’ 


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coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 
coccinea Roem. 


‘Dauerbrand’ 
‘Gold Nugget’ 
‘Kasan’ 
‘Keessen’ 
‘Lalandei’ 
‘Low Boy’ 
‘Minute Man’ 
‘Monrovia’ 
‘Orange Giant’ 
‘Pauciflora’ 
‘Praecox’ 
‘Runyan’ 
‘Sepers’ 
‘Thornless’ 
‘Vincent’ 
‘Wayside’s Compact’ 
‘Wyattii’ 


(coccinea < P. crenulata 
var. rogersiana) ‘Eddie’s Coral’ 
crenulata (D.Don) Roem. 
crenulata (D.Don) Roem. f. flava 


Meunissier 


crenulata (D.Don) Roem. 

var. kansuensis Rehd. 
crenulata (D.Don) Roem. 

var. rogersiana A.B.Jacks. 
crenulata (D.Don) Roem. 

var. rogersiana A.B.Jacks. ‘Flava’ 
fortuneana (Maxim.) Li 
fortuneana (Maxim.) Li ‘Graberi’ 
Jortuneana (Maxim.) Li ‘Orange Glow’ 


* (fortuneana ‘Orange Glow’ < 


P. crenulata var. rogersiana ‘Flava’) 


‘Teton’ 


koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. 
koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. ‘Belli’ 


koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. 
koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. 


Red’ 


‘Government 


koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. ‘Low Dense’ 
koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. ‘Miller’ 
koidzumii (Hayata) Rehd. ‘Rosedale’ 


‘Mohave’ 


* (koidzumii < P. coccinea ‘Wyattii’) 


(koidzumii < P. fortuneana) ‘San Jose’ 


* (koidzumii < P. fortuneana) ‘Shawnee’ 
* (koidzumii ‘Belli’ x P. coccinea 


var. pauciflora) ‘Pueblo’ 


* (koidzumii ‘Victory’ < (P. koidzumii 


‘Rosedale’ < P. fortuneana 
‘Orange Glow’)) ‘Apache’ 
‘Bad Zwischenahn’ 


‘Baker’ 
‘Bloss’ 
‘Brilliant’ 
‘Cal Poly’ 


‘Chinese Brocade’ 


‘Crimson Tide’ 


‘Coplen’s Royal’ 

‘Dr. Hook’ 

‘Early Red’ 

‘Golden Charmer’ 
‘Golden Queen’ 
‘Heyden’s Bright Yellow’ 
‘Heyden’s Hi Yellow’ 
‘Ingleside Crimson’ 
‘Knap Hill Buttercup’ 
‘Mioun’ 

‘Moonbeam’ 

‘Orange King’ 

‘Pine Cone’ 

‘Pinkie’ 

‘Pride of Portsmouth’ 
‘Pyrabox’ 

‘Red Berry’ 

‘Santa Cruz’ 
‘Schwartz’ 

‘Select Yellow’ 
‘Sensation’ 

‘Spring Hill’ 
‘Stribling’ 

‘Taliensis’ 

‘Tiny Tim’ 

‘True Yellow’ 
‘Variegated’ 

‘Walder’ 

‘Walder Prostrate’ 
‘Waterer’s Dwarf 
‘Waterer’s Orange’ 
‘Waterer’s Yellow’ 
‘Watereri’ 

‘Weaver’s Superb’ 
‘Wheeler’ 

‘Wight Early’ 
‘Wonderberry’ 

‘Yella Berry’ 
‘Yokohama’ 


XPYRACOMELES  Rehd. ex Guill. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


vilmorinii Rehd. ex Guill. 


PYRUS L. Pear 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


amygdaliformis Villars 
betulifolia Bunge 
bretschneideri Rehd. 
calleryana Decne. 
calleryana Decne. ‘Aristocrat’ 
calleryana Decne. ‘Bradford’ 
* calleryana Decne. ‘Capital’ 
calleryana Decne. ‘Chanticleer’ 
* calleryana Decne. ‘Whitehouse’ 


calleryana Decne. var. dimorphophylla 


(Makino) Koidz. 
x canescens Spach 
communis L. 
elaeagrifolia Pall. 
fauriei Schneid. 
kawakamii Hayata 
x lecontei Rehd. 


< michauxti Bosc ex Poir. 


nivalis Jacq. 


pashia Buch.-Ham. ex D.Don 


phaeocarpa Rehd. 


pyrifolia (Burm.f.) Nakai 


pyrtfolia (Burm.) Nakai ‘Chojure’ 
pyrifolia (Burm.f.) Nakai var. culta 


(Makino) Nakai 
regelii Rehd. 
salicifolia Pall. 


salicifolia Pall. ‘Pendula’ 


ussuriensis Maxim. 


ussuriensis Maxim. var. hondoensis 


(Kikuchi & Nakai) Rehd. 


ussuriensis Maxim. var. ovoidea Rehd. 


QUERCUS L. 
FAGACEAE 


acutissima Carruthers 
alba L. 

alba < Q. virginiana 
arkansana Sarg. 
asheana Little 
austrina Small 
bicolor Willd. 

<x bimundorum Palm. 
cerris L. 

chenii Nakai 
coccinea Muenchh. 
<comptonae Sarg. 


Oak 
Beech Family 


dentata Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 


fabri Hance 
falcata Michx. 


falcata Michx. var. pagodifolia Fl. 


frainetto Tenore 
georgiana M.A.Curtis 
gilva Bl. 
glandulifera Bl. 


glauca Thunb. ex J.A.Murray 


haas Kotschy 


hemisphaerica Bartram ex Willd. 


x heterophylla Michx.f. 
imbricaria Michx. 
incana Bartram 

laevis Walt. 

laurifolia Michx. 
lyrata Walt. 
macrocarpa Michx. 


ZT 


RHAPIDOPHYLLUM H.Wendl. & Drude 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 


margaretta Ashe 

michauxii Nutt. 

minima (Sarg.) Small 

mongolica Fischer var. grosseserrata 
(Bl.) Rehd. & Wils. 

myrsinifolia Bl. 

nigra L. 

nuttallii Palm. 

palustris Muenchh. 

petraea (Mattusch.) Liebl. 

petraea (Mattusch.) Liebl. 
‘Falkenbergensis’ 

petraea (Mattusch.) Liebl. ‘Geisleri’ 

petraea (Mattusch.) Liebl. ‘Muscaviensis 


hystrix (Pursh) H.Wendl. & Drude 


RHAPIS L.f. ex Ait. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
excelsa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) A.Henry 


RHODODENDRON L. 


ERICACEAE Heath Family 


% 


alabamense Rehd. 


RHAMNUS L. 
RHAMNACEAE 


phellos L. amagianum Makino 
phillyraeoides A.Gr. arborescens (Pursh) Torr. 
prinus L. atlanticum (Ashe) Rehd. 
pubescens Willd. augustinii Hemsl. 

robur L. augustinii Hemsl. ‘Crater Lake’ 


robur L. ‘Cristata’ 

robur L. ‘Cucullata’ 

robur L. ‘Salicifolia’ 

robur L. f. fastigiata (Lam.) O.Schwarz 

(robur f. fastigiata < Q. petraea 
‘Muscaviensis’) ‘Columna’ 

< rosacea Bechst. 

rubra L. 

x sargentii Rehd. 

shumardii Buckl. 

stellata Wang. 

suber L. 

variabilis Bl. 

velutina Lam. 

virginiana Miill. 


alaternus L. 
carolinianus L. 
catharticus L. 
davuricus Pall. 
japonicus Maxim. 
utilis Decne. 


Buckthorn 
Buckthorn Family 


austrinum (Small) Rehd. 
bakeri (W.P.Lemmon & McKay) Hume 


* bakeri (W.P.Lemmon & McKay) Hume 


‘Camp’s Red’ 
brachycarpum D.Don ex G.Don 
calendulaceum (Michx.) Torr. 
canescens (Michx.) Sweet 
carolinianum Rehd. 
carolinianum Rehd. ‘Album’ 
carolinianum Rehd. ‘Luteum’ 
(carolinianum < R. ciliatum) 
‘Dora Amateis’ 
(carolinianum < R. dauricum) 
‘P. J. M.’ 
(carolinianum < R. dauricum) 
‘P. J. Mezitt’ 
carolinianum < R. mucronulatum 
carolinianum < R. mucronulatum 
‘Conewago’ 
carolinianum < R. racemosum 
(carolinianum < R. racemosum) 
‘Conestoga’ 
catawbiense Michx. 
(catawbiense < R. arboreum 
ssp. arboreum) ‘John Walter’ 
(catawbiense = R. griffithianum) 


RHAPHIOLEPIS Lindl. 
ROSACEAE 


‘Cynthia’ 
(catawbiense ‘Atrosanguineum’ 

R. fortunei) ‘David Gable’ 
catawbiense hybrid ‘Album Elegans’ 
catawbiense hybrid ‘Everestianum’ 
catawbiense hybrid ‘Gomer Waterer’ 
catawbiense hybrid 

‘Mrs. Charles S. Sargent’ 
catawbiense hybrid ‘Roseum Elegans 
(caucasicum < R. ponticum 

var. album) ‘Cunningham’s White’ 
chapmanii A.Gr. 


Rose Family 


indica (L.) Lindl. 

indica (L.) Lindl. ‘Enchantress’ 

indica (L.) Lindl. ‘Snow’ 

umbellata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 

umbellata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Makino 
var. integerrima (Hook. & Arn.) Rehd. 

‘Majestic Beauty’ 

‘Pink Cloud’ 

‘Springtime’ 


’ 


* (chapmanii < R. minus) ‘Bowie’ 
dauricum L. 
decorum Franch. 
degronianum Carr. ssp. heptamerum 
(Maxim.) Hara 
eriocarpum (Hayata) Nakai ‘Gumpo’ 
(fastigiatum < R. carolinianum) 
‘Ramapo’ 
flammeum (Michx.) Sarg. 
fortunei Lindl. 
fortunei Lindl. ssp. discolor (Franch.) 
Chamb. 
(griffithianum < R. fortunei 
ssp. fortunei) ‘Pink Diamond’ 
griffithianum hybrid 
‘Mrs. E. C. Stirling’ 
griffithianum hybrid 
‘The Hon. Jean Marie de Montague’ 
indicum (L.) Sweet 
japonicum (A.Gr.) Suring. 
kaempferi Planch. 
kaempferi Planch. ‘Dorsett’ 
kaempferi < R. komiyamae 
kanahirae Wils. : 
keiskei Miq. 
keiskei Miq. ‘Red Flare’ 
keiskei x R. racemosum 
((keiskei < R. racemosum) < R. keiskei) 
‘Mary Fleming’ 
kiusianum Makino 
lasiostylum Hayata 
luteum Sweet 
macrosepalum Maxim. 
macrosepalum Maxim. ‘Linearifolium’ 
maximum L. 
micranthum Turcz. 
minus Michx. 
(minus < R. hirsutum) ‘Myrtifolium’ 
mucronulatum Turcz. 
mucronulatum Turcz. ‘Albiflorum’ 
mucronulatum Turcz. ‘Cornell Pink’ 
mucronulatum Turcz. ‘Wheeldon’s Pink’ 
oblongifolium (Small) Millais 
occidentale (Torr. & A.Gr.) A. Gr. 
oldhamii Maxim. 
oreodoxa Franch. var. fargesii (Franch.) 
Chamb. 
ovatum (Lindl.) Planch. ex Maxim. 
periclymenoides (Michx.) Shinners 
ponticum sport ‘Ponticum Variegatum’ 
(ponticum < R. maximum) 
‘Ponticum Roseum’ 
ponticum seedling ‘Anah Kruschke’ 
prinophyllum (Small) Millais 
prunifolium (Small) Millais 
* prunifolium (Small) Millais ‘Hohman’ 
punctatum Andr. 


racemosum  R. keisicei 
(racemosum < R. mucronulatum) 
‘Conemaugh’ 
reticulatum D.Don ex G.Don 
rubropilosum Hayata 
scabrum (selection or hybrid) 
‘Phoeniceum’ 
schlippenbachii Maxim. 
serpyllifolium (A.Gr.) Miq. 
serrulatum (Small) Millais 
simiarum Hance 
simsii Planch. 
smirnowii Traut. 
tamurae (Makino) Masam. 
tosaense Makino 
vaseyi A.Gr. 
vaseyi A.Gr. f. album (Bean) Rehd. 
(veitchianum < R. edgeworthii) 
‘Forsterianum’ 
vernicosum Franch. 
viscosum (L.) Torr. 
weyrichii Maxim. 
williamsianum Rehd. & Wils. 
yakushimanum Nakai ssp. makinoi 
(Tagg) Chamb. 
yakushimanum Nakai 
ssp. yakushimanum 
yakushimanum Nakai 
ssp. yakushimanum ‘Ken Janeck’ 
yedoense Maxim. ex Regel 
var. poukhanense (Lev.) Nakai 
‘A. Bedford’ 
‘Addy Wery’ 
‘Amethystinum’ 
‘Amoenum’ 
‘Annie E. Endtz’ 
‘April Rose’ 
‘Autumn Glory’ 
‘Azma’ 
‘Azor’ 
‘Ballerina’ 
‘Beauty of Littleworth’ 
‘Ben Morrison’ 
‘Beni kirishima’ 
‘Betty Wormald’ 
‘Bibiani’ 
‘Blaauw’s Pink’ 
‘Blue Tit’ 
‘Bosley 1020’ 
‘Brandywine’ 
‘Brick-dust Red’ 
‘Cadis’ 
‘Carmen’ 
‘Carminata Splendens’ 
‘Cerise’ 
‘Cherry Red’ 
‘Christmas Cheer’ 


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‘Christopher Wren’ 
‘Coccinea Major’ 
‘Coccinea Speciosa’ 
‘Comte de Newport’ 
‘Coral Bells’ 

‘Coral Cluster’ 
‘Corneille’ 

‘Dexter Purple’ 
‘Dexter’s Champagne’ 
‘Duc de Rohan’ 
‘Early Lavender’ 
‘Early Salmon’ 
‘Evening Glow’ 
‘Fawley’ 

‘Fedora’ 

‘Flamingo’ 
‘Flowerdale Pink’ 
‘Flowerdale Red’ 
‘Formosa’ 


‘George Lindley Taber’ 


‘Georgiana Maclay’ 
‘Giant Elegans’ 
‘Giant White’ 
‘Gibraltar’ 


Glenn Dale Azaleas (see App. 


‘Glory of Sunninghill’ 
‘Golden Dream’ 
‘Helen’ 

‘Hinode giri’ 
‘Hugh Koster’ 
‘Iveryana’ 

‘Koran yuki’ 
‘Koromo shikibw’ 
‘Kristin’ 

‘La Roche’ 

‘Lady Mulberry’ 
‘Late Orchid’ 
‘Lawsal’ 

‘Lizette’ 

‘Lucinda’ 

‘Madame de Bruin’ 
‘Magnolia Alba’ 
‘Maria Derby’ 


‘Mrs. Betty Robertson’ 


‘Mrs. G. G. Gerbing’ 
‘Mrs. LBJ’ 

‘Mrs. R. S. Holford’ 
‘Mucronatum’ 
‘Nadine’ 
‘Narcissiflora’ 
‘Nodding Bells’ 
‘Obtusum’ 
‘Obtusum Album’ 
‘Oritani’ 
‘Palestrina’ 
‘Pioneer’ 

‘Plenum’ 


‘President Claeys’ 
‘Pride of Dorking’ 
‘Pride of Mobile’ 
‘Purple Splendor’ 
‘Queen of Orange’ 
‘Red Formosa’ 
‘Red Head’ 
‘Robert Allison’ 
‘Roseum Magnificum’ 
‘Royal Red’ 
‘Royal Splendor’ 
‘Salmon King’ 
‘Shrimp Pink’ 
‘Small Elegans’ 
‘Spring Glory’ 
‘Stewartstonian’ 
‘Suetsuma’ 
‘Sunset’ 
‘Susugonoito’ 
‘Tiffany’ 

‘Trilby’ 
“Viscosepala’ 
‘Wheatley’ 
‘William Bull’ 
‘Windbeam’ 
‘Winterthur’ 
‘Wissahickon’ 
‘Wyanokie’ 

‘Yae shojo’ 


RHODOLEIA Champ. ex Hook. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 


championii Hook. 


RHODOTYPOS Sieb. & Zucc. Jetbead 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


scandens (Thunb.) Makino 


RHUS lL. Sumac 
ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 
aromatica Ait. 


chinensis Mill. 

copallina L. 

glabra L. 

michauxii Sarg. 

punjabensis J.L.Stewart var. sinica 
(Diels) Rehd. & Wils. 

typhinaL. | 

typhina L. ‘Laciniata’ 


RIBES L. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Ribesioideae) 


Currant, Gooseberry 
Saxifrage Family 


alpinum L. 

curvatum Small 

echinellum (Cov.) Rehd. 

odoratum H.Wend1. 

sanguineum Pursh ‘Pulborough Scarlet’ 
uva-crispa L. 

uva-crispa L. ‘Pixwell’ 


ROBINIA L. Locust 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Bean Family 


< ambigua Poir. 

< ambigua Poir. ‘Decaisneana’ 
boyntonii Ashe 

hispida L. 

pseudoacacia L. 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Bicolor’ 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Burgundy’ 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Frisia’ 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Purple Rose’ 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Pyramidalis’ 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Sandraudiga 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Tortuosa’ 
pseudoacacia L. ‘Unifoliola’ 
pseudoacacia L. var. rectissima Raber 
viscosa Vent. 


ROSA L. Rose 
ROSACEAE 


Rose Family 


acicularis Lindl. 

< alba L. 

x alba L. ‘Celeste’ 

x alba L. ‘Semiplena’ 

(xalba < R. centifolia) 
‘Maiden’s Blush’ 

(? <xalba < Damask Hybrid) ‘Koenigin 
von Daenemark’ 

<x anemonoides Rehd. ‘Ramona’ 

banksiae Ait.f. var. banksiae 
‘Alba Plena’ 

banksiae Ait.f. var. banksiae ‘Lutea’ 

banksiae Ait.f. var. normalis Regel 
‘Lutescens’ 

blanda Ait. 

bracteata J.C.Wendl. 

brunonii Lindl. 

canina L. 

carolina L. 

centifolia L. 

centifolia L. ‘Bullata’ 

centifolia L. ‘Cristata’ 


centifolia L. ‘Muscosa’ 
centifolia L. ‘Rose des Peintres’ 
centifolia L. ‘Variegata’ 
chinensis Jacq. 
chinensis Jacq. ‘Minima’ 
chinensis Jacq. ‘Mutabilis’ 
chinensis Jacq. ‘Viridiflora’ 
(chinensis < R. gigantea) ‘Old Blush’ 
<x damascena Mill. 
<x damascena Mill. var. semperflorens 
(Loisel.) Rowley 
<damascena Mill. ‘Trigintipetala’ 
<x damascena Mill. ‘Versicolor’ 
(<damascena var. semperflorens < 
R. pimpinellifolia) ‘Stanwell Perpetual’ 
x dupontii Deseglise 
foetida J.Herrm. 
foetida J.Herrm. ‘Bicolor’ 
foetida J.Herrm. ‘Perseana’ 
forrestiana Boulenger 
<fortuneana Lindl. 
<francofurtana Muenchh. ‘Empress 
Josephine’ 
gallica L. ‘Conditorum’ 
gallica L. ‘Versicolor’ 
glauca Pourr. 
< harisonii Rivers 
laevigata Michx. 
(laxa < R. pimpinellifolia) ‘Suzanne’ 
< [heritieranea Thory ‘Gracilis’ 
moschata J.Herrm. 
moschata J.Herrm. ‘Plena’ 
moyesii Hemsl. & Wils. 
multibracteata Hemsl. & Wils. 
multiflora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
multiflora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Carnea’ 
multiflora Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
‘Platyphylla’ 
(multiflora < R. ‘Reve d’Or’) ‘Aglaia’ 
< noisettiana Thory 
odorata (Andr.) Sweet 
odorata (Andr.) Sweet ‘Fun Jwan Lo’ 
odorata (Andr.) Sweet var. pseudindica 
(Lindl.) Rehd. ‘Fortune’s Double Yellow’ 
palustris Marsh. 
<x paulii Rehd. 
pimpinellifolia L. 
pimpinellifolia L. var. altaica (Willd.) 
Thory 
roxburghii Tratt. ‘Roxburghii’ 
roxburghii Tratt. f. normalis Rehd. 
& Wils. 
rubiginosa L. 
rugosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
rugosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Alba’ 
rugosa Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Hanosa’ 
(rugosa hybrid x ‘Gloire de Dijon’) 
‘Conrad Ferdinand Meyer’ 


301 


sempervirens L. ‘Rampant’ 

sempervirens hybrid ‘Felicite et 
Perpetue’ 

setigera Michx. 

(setigera < R. gallica hybrid) 
‘Baltimore Belle’ 

virginiana Miill. 

< waitziana Tratt. ‘Macrantha’ 

wichuraiana Crepin 

wichuraiana Crepin var. poteriifolia 
Koidz. 

(wichuraiana < R. multiflora) 
‘America’ 

(wichuraiana < ‘Champion of the 
World’) ‘May Queen’ 

(wichuraiana x ‘Perle des Jardins’) 
‘Gardenia’ 

(wichuraiana x ‘Shirley Hibberd’) 
‘Alberic Barbier’ 

woodsii Lindl. 

xanthina f. hugonis (Hemsl.) Roberts 

‘Agathe Incarnata’ 

‘Alfred de Dalmas’ 

‘Alika’ 

‘Anais Segalas’ 

‘Angelica Minor’ 

‘Arielle’ 

‘Aurora’ 

‘Baronne Prevost’ 

‘Belinda’ 

‘Belle Amour’ 

‘Belle de Crecy’ 

‘Belle Isador’ 

‘Belle Vichysoise’ 

‘Blanc Double de Coubert’ 

‘Blanche Moreau’ 

‘Blanchefleur’ 

‘Blush Boursault’ 

‘Camaieux’ 

‘Captain Christy’ 

‘Cardinal de Richelieu’ 

‘Catherine Mermet’ 

‘Celsiana’ 

‘Champney’s Pink Cluster’ 

‘Charles de Mills’ 

‘Commandant Beaurepaire’ 

‘Comte de Chambord’ 

‘Cramoisi Superieur’ 

‘Crested Jewel’ 

‘De la Grifferaie’ 

‘Delicata’ 

‘Duc de Fitzjames’ 

‘Duc de Guiche’ 

‘Duchesse de Brabant’ 

‘Duchesse de Montebello’ 

‘Ernst Calvat’ 

‘Fantin Latour’ 

‘Felicite Parmentier’ 


‘F. J. Grootendorst’ 
‘Fraser’s Pink Musk’ 
‘Frau Dagmar Hartopp’ 
‘Frau Karl Druschki’ 
‘General Jacqueminot’ 
‘General Kleber’ 
‘Gloire de Dijon’ 
‘Gloire des Mosseux’ 
‘Henri Martin’ 
‘Hermosa’ 

‘Honorine de Brabant’ 
‘Ipsilante’ 

‘Isabella Sprunt’ 
‘Jacques Cartier’ 
‘Jeanne d’Arc’ 
‘Jeanne de Montfort’ 
‘Juno’ 

‘La France’ 

‘Leda’ 

‘Louis Philippe’ 
‘Louise Odier’ 

‘Mabel Morrison’ 
‘Macrantha’ 

‘Marcel Bourgouin’ 
‘Marie Louise’ 

‘Mme. Alfred Carriere’ 
‘Mme. Hardy’ 

‘Mme. Isaac Pereire’ 


‘Mme. Legras de Saint Germain’ 


‘Mme. Louis Leveque’ 
‘Mme. Pierre Oger’ 
‘Mme. Plantier’ 
‘Niphetos’ 

‘Nuits de Young’ 
‘Oeillet Panachee’ 
‘Officinalis’ 

‘Omar Khayyam’ 
‘Paul Neyron’ 

‘Perle d’Or’ 

‘Petite de Hollande’ 
‘Pompon Elegant’ 
‘President de Seze’ 


‘Prince Camille de Rohan’ 


‘Reine des Violettes’ 
‘Reine Victoria’ 
‘Reve d’Or’ 

‘Rivers’ George IV’ 
‘Rose de Meaux’ 
‘Safrano’ 

‘Salet’ 
‘Schneezwerg’ 
‘Serratipetala’ 
‘Shailer’s Provence’ 
‘Sombreuil’ 

‘Tour de Malakoff’ 
‘Tuscany’ 

‘Tuscany Superb’ 
‘Variegata di Bologna’ 


ROSMARINUS L. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
officinalis L. 

officinalis L. ‘Prostratus’ 


RUBUS L. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
calycinoides Hayata & Koidz. 
cockburnianus Hemsl. 

odoratus L. 

rostfolius Sm. ‘Coronarius’ 


RUSCUS L. 
LILIACEAE Lily Family 
aculeatus L. 

hypoglossum L. 


RUSSELIA Jacq. 


SCROPHULARIACEAE Figwort Family 


equisetiformis Schlechtend. & Cham. 


SABAL Adans. 

ARECACEAE Palm Family 

minor (Jacq.f.) Pers. 

palmetto (Walt.) Lodd. ex J.A. & J.H. 
Schultes 


SAGERETIA Brongn. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
thea (Osbeck) M.C.Johnst. 


Willow 
Willow Family 


SALIX L. 
SALICACEAE 


aegyptiaca L. 

alba L. 

alba L. var. vitellina (L.) Stokes 
‘Pendula’ 

alba < S. fragilis 

(alba var. vitellina < S. babylonica) 
‘Chrysocoma’ 

babylonica L. 

babylonica L. ‘Crispa’ 

babylonica L. ‘Tortuosa’ 

x bicolor Ehrh. 

x blanda Anderss. 

caprea L. 

caprea < S. elaeagnos 

caprea < S. purpurea 

chaenomeles Kimura 

cinerea L. 


cordata Michx. 

< dasyclados Wimmer 

discolor Muhl. 

elaeagnos Scop. 

fragilis L. 

gracilistyla Miq. 

gracilistyla Miq. ‘Melanostachys'’ 

hookeriana Barratt var. tomentosa 
J.K.Henry 

humilis Marsh. 

integra Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

interior Rowlee 

irrorata Anderss. 

japonica Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

< laestadiana Hartm. 

miyabeana Seemen 

muscina Dode 

< myricoides Muhl. 

myrsinifolia Salisb. 

nigra L. 

pentandra L. 

x pontederana Willd. 

purpurea L. 

purpurea L. ‘Eugenei’ 

purpurea L. ‘Pendula’ 

purpurea L. f. gracilis (Gren. & 
Godr.) Schneid. 

purpurea L. var. amplexicaulis (Bory 

& Chaub.) Boiss. 

repens L. ssp. argentea (Sm.) A.A. & 
E.G. Camus 

rigida Muhl. 

<rubra Huds. 

sachalinensis F.Schmidt ‘Sekka’ 

x sepulcralis Simonk. 

sericans Tausch ex A. Kerner 

sericea Marsh. 

x seringeana Gaudin 

x smithiana Willd. 

subopposita Miq. ‘Ginryu’ 

syrticola Fern. 

< tsugaluensis Koidz. ‘Ginme’ 

udensis Traut. 

variegata Franch. 

vulpina Anderss. 


SALVIA L. Sage 
LAMIACEAE 


Mint Family 


greggii A.Cr. 
leucantha Cav. 


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SAMBUCUS L. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE 


Elder 
Honeysuckle Family 


canadensis L. 

ebulus L. 

nigra L. ‘Aurea’ 

racemosa L. ssp. pubens (Michx.) 
H.House 

racemosa L. ssp. sieboldiana (Miq.) Hara 


SANTOLINA L. 


ASTERACEAE Aster Family 
chamaecyparissus L. 

SAPINDUS L. Soapberry 

SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 


drummondii Hook. & Arn. 
marginatus Willd. 
mukorossi Gaertn. 


SAPIUM  P.Br. 
EUPHORBIACEAE 


Tallow Tree 
Spurge Family 


japonicum (Sieb. & Zucc.) Pax & 
K.Hoffm. 
sebiferum (L.) Roxb. 


SARCOCOCCA Lind. 
BUXACEAE 


Sweet Box 
Boxwood Family 


hookeriana Baill. var. digyna Franch. 

hookeriana Baill. var. humilis Rehd. & 
Wils. 

ruscifolia Stapf 


SASA Makino & Shibata 
POACEAE Grass Family 
veitchii (Carr.) Rehd. 


SASSAFRAS. T. Nees & Eberm. 
LAURACEAE Laurel Family 


albidum (Nutt.) Nees 


SATUREJA L. 


LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
montana L. 

SCHINUS L. Peppertree 

ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 


terebinthifolius Raddi 


SCHIZOPHRAGMA  Sieb. & Zucc. 
SAXIFRAGACEAE (Hydrangeoideae) 
Saxifrage Family 


hydrangeoides Sieb. & Zucc. 


SCIADOPITYS Sieb. & Zucc. 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


verticillata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Sieb. & 
ZUCC. 


SEBASTIANA Spreng. 
EUPHORBIACEAE Spurge Family 
ligustrina (Michx.) Muell.-Arg. 


SEMIARUNDINARIA Makino ex Nakai 


POACEAE Grass Family 
Jfastuosa (Latour-Marl. ex Mitf.) Makino 
ex Nakai 
SENECIO L. 
ASTERACEAE Aster Family 


salignus DC. 


SEQUOIA Endl. 
TAXODIACEAE 


California Redwood 
Taxodium Family 


sempervirens (D.Don) Endl. 
sempervirens (D.Don) Endl. ‘Adpressa’ 


SEQUOIADENDRON J. Buchh. 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 


giganteum (Lindl.) J.Buchh. 


SERENOA Hook.f. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


repens (Bartram) Small 


SERISSA Comm. ex Juss. 
RUBIACEAE Madder Family 


japonica (Thunb.) Thunb. 


SESBANIA Scop. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
drummondtii (Rydb.) Cory 

punicea (Cav.) Benth. 


SEVERINIA ‘Tenore ex Endl. 
RUTACEAE Citrus Family 


buxifolia (Poir.) Tenore 


SHIBATAEA Makino ex Nakai 
POACEAE Grass Family 


kumasaca (Zoll.) Makino 


SINARUNDINARIA Nakai 


POACEAE Grass Family 


nitida (Mitf.) Nakai 


SIPHONOSMANTHUS Stapf 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 
delavayi (Franch.) Stapf 


SKIMMIA Thunb. 
RUTACEAE 


Skimmia 
Citrus Family 


<foremanii H.Knight 
japonica Thunb. 
japonica Thunb. ‘Fisheri’ 
japonica Thunb. ‘Fructo-albo’ 
japonica Thunb. ‘Nana’ 
japonica Thunb. ‘Veitchii’ 
japonica Thunb. ‘Wisley Red’ 
japonica Thunb. var. repens (Nakai) 
Ohwi 
laureola Sieb. & Zucc. 
reevesiana Fort. 


SMILAX L. 
SMILACACEAE 


Greenbrier 
Greenbrier Family 


biflora Sieb. ex Miq. 
laurifolia L. 
pumila Walt. 
smallii Morong 


SOLANUM lL. 
SOLANACEAE Nightshade Family 
diphyllum L. 

jasminoides Paxt. 

rantonnetii Carr. 

seaforthianum Andr. 

wendlandii Hook.f. 


SOPHORA lL. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
affinis T. & G. 

davidii (Franch.) Skeels 

japonica L. 


japonica L. ‘Dot’ 

japonica L. ‘Pendula’ 
japonica L. ‘Regent’ 
secundiflora (Ort.) Lag. ex DC. 


SORBARIA (Ser. ex DC.) A.Braun 
False Spirea 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


kirilowii (Regel) Maxim. 
tomentosa (Lindl.) Rehd. var. tomentosa 


<x SORBARONIA_  Schneid. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 


fallax Schneid. 
sorbifolia (Poir.) Schneid. 
‘Brilliantissima’ 


<x SORBOCOTONEASTER Pojark. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


pozdnjakovii Pojark. 


<SORBOPYRUS  Schneid. 


ROSACEAE Rose Family 
auricularis (Knoop) Schneid. 
‘Bulbiformis’ 

SORBUS L. Mountain Ash 

ROSACEAE Rose Family 


alnifolia (Sieb. & Zucc.) K.Koch 
americana Marsh. 

aria (L.) Crantz ‘Magnifica’ 
aucuparia L. 

aucuparia L. ‘Cardinal’ 
aucuparia L. ‘Fastigiata’ 
aucuparia L. ‘Pendula’ 
domestica L. 

hybrida L. 

pohuashanensis (Hance) Hed. 
torminalis Crantz 

‘Apricot Queen’ 

‘Red Copper Giow’ 


SPARTIUM L. 


FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 


junceum L. 


SPIRAEA L. Spirea 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
alba Du Roi 


albiflora (Miq.) Zab. 
arcuata Hook.f. 


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< arguta Zab. 

betulifolia Pall. 

< billiardii Herincq 

blumei G.Don 

bullata Maxim. 

< bumalda Burv. 

<bumalda Burv. ‘Anthony Waterer’ 
< bumalda Burv. ‘Crispa’ 

< bumalda Burv. ‘Goldflame’ 
cantoniensis Lour. 

cantoniensis Lour. ‘Lanceata’ 
chinensis Maxim. 
japonica L.f. 
japonica L.f. ‘Alpina’ 

<lemoinei Zab. ‘Alpestris’ 

< margaritae Zab. 

miyabei Koidz. 

nipponica Maxim. var. tosaensis (Yatabe) 

Makino 
nipponica Maxim. var. tosaensis (Yatabe) 
Makino ‘Snowmound’ 

prunifolia Sieb. & Zucc. 

salicifolia L. 

< sanssouciana K.Koch 

thunbergii Sieb. ex Bl. 

thunbergii Sieb. ex Bl. ‘Compacta’ 
tomentosa L. 

trilobata L. ‘Swan Lake’ 
<vanhouttei (C. Briot) Zab. 


STACHYURUS Sieb. & Zucc. 
STACHYURACEAE Stachyurus Family 


chinensis Franch. 
praecox Sieb. & Zucc. 
praecox Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Issai’ 


STAPHYLEA lL. 
STAPHYLEACEAE Bladdernut Family 
colchica Steven 

pinnata L. 

trifolia L. 


STEPHANANDRA.  Sieb. & Zucc. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 


incisa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Zab. 
incisa (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Zab. ‘Crispa 
tanakae (Franch. & Sav.) Franch. & Sav. 


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STEWARTIA L. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 
malacodendron L. 

monadelpha Sieb. & Zucc. 


ovata (Cav.) Weatherby 
pseudocamellia Maxim. 
rostrata Spongberg 
serrata Maxim. 
sinensis Rehd. & Wils. 


STIGMAPHYLLON Juss. 
MALPIGHIACEAE Malpighia Family 


ledifolium (HBK.) Small 


STRANVAESIA Lindl. 
ROSACEAE Rose Family 
davidiana Decne. 

davidiana Decne. ‘Lutea’ 
niitakayamensis (Hayata) Hayata 


STYRAX L. 
STYRACACEAE 


Storax, Snowbell 
Storax Family 


americanus Lam. 

dasyanthus Perk. 

grandifolius Ait. 

japonicus Sieb. & Zucc. 

japonicus Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Carillon’ 
japonicus Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Pink Chimes’ 
obassia Sieb. & Zucc. 

platanifolius Engelm. 


SYAGRUS Mart. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
romanzoffianum (Cham.) Glassman 
romanzoffianum < Butia capitata 


<SYCOPARROTIA P.Endress & 
J.Anliker 

HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 

semidecidua P.Endress & J.Anliker 


SYCOPSIS Oliv. 
HAMAMELIDACEAE Witch-hazel Family 
sinensis Oliv. 


SYMPHORICARPOS Duham. 

Snowberry 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
albus (L.) S.F.Blake 
albus (L.) S.F.Blake var. laevigatus 

(Fern.) S.F.Blake 

x chenaultii Rehd. 
orbiculatus Moench 


SYMPLOCOS Jacq. 
SYMPLOCACEAE Sweetleaf Family 
lucida Sieb. & Zucc. 

paniculata (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Miq. 
tinctoria (L.) L’Her. 


SYRINGA L. Lilac 
OLEACEAE Olive Family 


< chinensis Willd. 

x henryi Schneid. 

< hyacinthiflora (V.Lemoine) Rehd. 
‘Buffon’ 

x hyacinthiflora (V.Lemoine) Rehd. 
‘Charles Giant’ 

x hyacinthiflora (V.Lemoine) Rehd. 
‘Lamartine’ 

< hyacinthiflora (V.Lemoine) Rehd. 
‘Pocohantas’ 

x hyacinthiflora (V.Lemoine) Rehd. 
‘Vaubon’ 

josikaea Jacq.f. ex Reichenb. 

laciniata Mill. . 

meyeri Schneid. 

microphylla Diels 

microphylla Diels ‘Superba’ 

oblata Lindl. var. dilatata (Nakai) Rehd. 

oblata Lindl. var. dilatata (Nakai) Rehd. 
‘Annabelle’ 

oblata Lindl. var. dilatata (Nakai) Rehd. 
‘Laurentian’ 

patula (Palib.) Nakai 

patula (Palib.) Nakai ‘Miss Kim’ 

persica L. 

persica L. ‘Laciniata’ 

x prestoniae McKelvey 
‘Ethel M. Webster’ 

pubescens Turcz. 

reticulata (Bl.) Hara 

villosa Vahl 

villosa Vahl ‘Crayton’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Alba’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Alba Plena’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Charles Joly’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Charles Nordine’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Decaisne’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Esther Staley’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Henri Robert’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Jules Ferry’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Katherine Havemeyer’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Leon Gambetta’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Marechal Lannes’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Maurice Barres’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Miss Ellen Willmott’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Mme. Charles Souchet’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Monge’ 


vulgaris L. ‘Mrs. Edward Harding’ 
vulgaris L. ‘President Grevy’ 
vulgaris L. ‘Primrose’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Priscella’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Purpurea’ 

vulgaris L. ‘Rene Jarry-Desloges’ 
vulgaris L. ‘Sarah Sands’ 
vulgaris L. ‘Zulu’ 

yunnanensis Franch. 
‘Alexander’s Perfection’ 

‘Jessica’ 


TABERNAEMONTANA L. 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


divaricata (L.) R.Br. ex Roem. & J.A. 
Schultes 


TAIWANIA Hayata 
TAXODIACEAE Taxodium Family 
cryptomerioides Hayata 


TAMARIX L. 
TAMARICACEAE Tamarisk Family 
parviflora DC. 

ramosissima Ledeb. 

ramosissima Ledeb. ‘Rubra’ 
ramosissima Ledeb. ‘Summer Glow’ 


TAXODIUM L.C.Rich. 
TAXODIACEAE 


Bald Cypress 
Taxodium Family 


distichum (L.) L.C.Rich. ‘Pendens’ 

distichum (L.) L.C.Rich. var. distichum 

distichum (L.) L.C.Rich. var. nutans (Ait.) 
Sweet 

mucronatum Tenore 


TAXUS L. Yew 
TAXACEAE Yew Family 


baccata L. 

baccata L. ‘Adpressa’ 

baccata L. ‘Adpressa Fowle’ 
baccata L. ‘Amersfoort’ 

baccata L. ‘Aurea’ 

baccata L. ‘Aurea Marginata’ 
baccata L. ‘Elegantissima’ 
baccata L. ‘Fastigiata Robusta’ 
baccata L. ‘Overeynderi’ 

baccata L. ‘Repandens’ 

baccata L. f. fastigiata (Lindl.) Pilger 
canadensis Marsh. 

cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. 
cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Expansa’ 


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cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Luteobaccata’ 
cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Minima’ 
cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Nana’ 
cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Nana Variegata’ 
cuspidata Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Thompson’ 
floridana Nutt. 

< hunnewelliana Rehd. ‘Richard Horsey’ 
< media Rehd. 

< media Rehd. ‘Citation’ 

< media Rehd. ‘Flushing’ 

<x media Rehd. ‘Hicksii’ 


TECOMA Juss. 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 
stans (L.) HBK. var. angustata Rehd. 


TECOMARIA (Endl.) Spach 
BIGNONIACEAE Bignonia Family 


capensis (Thunb.) Spach 


TERNSTROEMIA Mutis ex L.f. 
THEACEAE Tea Family 


gymnanthera (Wight & Arn.) Sprague 


TETRAPANAX 
ARALIACEAE 


(K.Koch) K.Koch 
Ginseng Family 


papyriferus (Hook.) K.Koch 


TEUCRIUM L. 
LAMIACEAE 


Germander 
Mint Family 


chamaedrys L. 
x lucidrys Boom 
lucidum L. 


THAMNOCALAMUS Munro 
POACEAE Grass Family 
spathaceus (Franch.) Soderstrom 


THUJA L. 
CUPRESSACEAE 


Arborvitae 
Cypress Family 


occidentalis L. 

occidentalis L. ‘Alba’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Aurea’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Beaufort’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Buchananii’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Columna’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Compacta’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Endean’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Fastigiata’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Filifera’ 


occidentalis L. ‘Filiformis’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Froebelii’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Globosa’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Globosa Rheindiana’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Hetz Midget’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Holmstrup’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Hudsonica’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Little Gem’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Lutea’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Malonyana’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Ohlendorfii’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Pendula’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Pygmaea’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Pyramidalis’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Pyramidalis Nigra’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Recurva Nana’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Rheingold’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Semperaurea’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Spiralis’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Stricta’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Sunkist’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Techny’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Umbraculifera’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Wareana’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Wareana Lutescens’ 
occidentalis L. ‘Woodwardii’ 
plicata J.Donn ex D.Don 

plicata J.Donn ex D.Don ‘Cuprea’ 
plicata J.Donn ex D.Don ‘Rogersii’ 
plicata J.Donn ex D.Don ‘Zebrina’ 
standishiti (Gord.) Carr. 


THUJOPSIS Sieb. & Zucc. ex Endl. 
False or Hiba Arborvitae 


CUPRESSACEAE Cypress Family 


dolabrata (Thunb. ex L.f.) Sieb. & Zucc. 

dolabrata (Thunb. ex L.f.) Sieb. & Zucc. 
‘Nana’ 

dolabrata (Thunb. ex L.f.) Sieb. & Zucc. 
var. hondae Makino 


THUNBERGIA ketz. 
ACANTHACEAE Acanthus Family 
grandiflora (Roxb. ex Rottl.) Roxb. 


THYMUS lL. 
LAMIACEAE Mint Family 
vulgaris L. 


TIBOUCHINA Aubl. 
MELASTOMATACEAE  Melastoma Family 


urvilleana (DC.) Cogn. 


TILIA L. 
TILIACEAE 


Linden, Basswood 
Linden Family 


americana L. 

cordata Mill. 

x euchlora K.Koch 

<x europaea L. 

x moltkei Spaeth 

mongolica Maxim. 
platyphyllos Scop. 
platyphyllos Scop. ‘Laciniata’ 
platyphyllos Scop. ‘Vitifolia’ 
tomentosa Moench 
tomentosa Moench ‘Pendula’ 


TIPUANA (Benth.) Benth. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) Bean Family 
tipu (Benth.) O.Ktze. 


TOONA (Endl.) M.J.Roem. 
MELIACEAE Mahogany Family 


sinensis (Juss.) M.J.Roem. 


TORREYA Arn. 
TAXACEAE Yew Family 
nucifera (L.) Sieb. & Zucc. 

nucifera (L.) Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Gold Strike’ 
taxifolia Arn. 


TOXICODENDRON Mill. 
ANACARDIACEAE Cashew Family 
radicans (L.) O.Ktze. 

vernicifluum (Stokes) F.A.Barkley 


TRACHELOSPERMUM Lem. 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 


asiaticum (Sieb. & Zucc.) Nakai 

difforme (Walt.) A.Gr. 

jasminoides (Lindl.) Lem. 

jasminoides (Lindl.) Lem. ‘Variegatum’ 

jasminoides (Lindl.) Lem. var. pubescens 
Makino 


TRACHYCARPUS' H.Wend1. 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
fortunei (Hook.) H.Wendl. 


TRIPTERYGIUM Hook.f. 


CELASTRACEAE Staff-tree Family 


regelii Sprague & Takeda 


TRITHRINAX Mart. 


ARECACEAE Palm Family 


acanthocoma Drude 


TROCHODENDRON Sieb. & Zucc. 
TROCHODENDRACEAE 
Trochodendron Family 


aralioides Sieb. & Zucc. 


TSUGA Carr. 
PINACEAE 


Hemlock 
Pine Family 


canadensis (L.) Carr. 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Abbott’s Dwarf’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Angustifolia’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Armistice’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Beaujean’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Bennett’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Boulevard’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Brandley’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Cinnamomea’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Curtis Ideal’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Curtis Spreader’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Doc’s Choice’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Doran’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Fastigiata’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Gensch White’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Globosa’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Hawkersmith 
Weeping’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Henry Hohman’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Jacqueline 
Verkade’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Jervis’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Kelsey’s Weeping’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Macrophylla’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Minima’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Minuta’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Pendula’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Sargentii’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Verkade 
Recurved’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Von Helms’ 
canadensis (L.) Carr. ‘Youngcone’ 
caroliniana Engelm. 
chinensis (Franch.) Pritz. 
diversifolia (Maxim.) Mast. 
sieboldii Carr. 


ULMUS L. Elm 
ULMACEAE Elm Family 


alata Michx. 

americana L. 

americana L. ‘Augustine Ascending’ 
americana L. ‘Moline’ 


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crassifolia Nutt. 

elliptica K.Koch 

glabra Huds. 

glabra Huds. ‘Camperdownii’ 
< hollandica Mill. 

< hollandica Mill. ‘Belgica’ 
<hollandica Mill. ‘Dauvessei’ 
< hollandica Mill. ‘Major’ 

* <hollandica Mill. ‘Pioneer’ 
< hollandica Mill. ‘Superba’ 

japonica (Rehd.) Sarg. 
japonica < U. wilsoniana 
laevis Pail. 
macrocarpa Hance 
minor Mill. 
minor Mill. ‘Christine Buisman’ 
minor Mill. ‘Sarniensis’ 
minor Mill. ‘Umbraculifera’ 
minor Mill. ‘Wredei’ 
parvifolia Jacq. 
parvifolia Jacq. ‘Drake’ 

* parvifolia Jacq. ‘Dynasty’ 
parvifolia Jacq. ‘Frosty’ 
parvifolia Jacq. ‘Hokkaido’ 
procera Salisb. 
procera Salisb. ‘Marginata’ 
pumila L. 

* (pumila x ((U. x hollandica ‘Vegeta’ < 
U. minor) < (U. pumila var. arborea < 
U. minor ‘Hoersholm’))) ‘Homestead’ 

rubra Muhl. 
serotina Sarg. 
thomasii Sarg. 


UNGNADIA Endl. 
SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 
speciosa Endl. 


VACCINIUM lL. 
ERICACEAE 


Blueberry 
Heath Family 


amoenum Ait. 

arboreum Marsh. 

bracteatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 

corymbosum L. 

crassifolium Andr. 

crassifolium Andr. ssp. crassifolium 
‘Wells Delight’ 

crassifolium Andr. ssp. sempervirens 
(Rayner&Henderson) Kirkman&Bal. 
‘Bloodstone’ 

cylindraceum Sm. 

myrsinites Lam. 

simulatum Small 

stamineum L. 

tenellum Ait. 


vacillans Torr. 
vitis-idaea L. 


VIBURNUM L. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
acerifolium L. 
awabuki K.Koch 
betulifolium Batal. 
bitchiuense Makino 
x bodnantense Aberc. ‘Dawn’ 
< bodnantense Aberc. ‘Deben’ 
brachybotryum Hemsl. 
buddleifolium Wright 
burejaeticum Regel & Herd. 
< burkwoodii Burkw. & Skipwith 
x burkwoodii Burkw. & Skipwith 
‘Chenault’ 
* <burkwoocdii Burkw. & Skipwith ‘Conoy’ 
* (<burkwoodii < V. carlesii) ‘Mohawk’ 
calvum Rehd. 
<carlcephalum Burkw. ex Pike 
* xcarlcephalum Burkw. ex Pike ‘Cayuga’ 
* (xcarlcephalum ‘Cayuga’  V. utile) 
‘Chesapeake’ 
* (xcarlcephalum ‘Cayuga’  V. utile) 
‘Eskimo’ 
carlesii Hemsl. 
carlesii Hemsl. ‘Compacta’ 
cassinoides L. 
cinnamomifolium Rehd. 
cylindricum D.Don 
dasyanthum Rehd. 
dentatum L. 
dilatatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
* dilatatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Catskill’ 
* dilatatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Erie’ 
* dilatatum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. ‘Iroquois’ 
* (dilatatum < V. lobophyllum) ‘Oneida’ 
erosum Thunb. ex J.A.Murr. 
farreri Stearn 
foetidum Wall. var. rectangulatum 
(Graebn.) Rehd. 
fordiae Hemsl. 
< hillieri Stearn 
hirtulum Rehd. 
hupehense Rehd. 
ichangense (Hemsl.) Rehd. 
japonicum (Thunb. ex J.A.Murr.) Spreng. 
* (japonicum < V. dilatatum) ‘Chippewa’ 
xjuddii Rehd. 
lantana L. 
* lantana L. ‘Mohican’ 
lantanoides Michx. 
lentago L. 
lentago L. f. sphaerocarpum (Fern.) 
Rehd. 


lobophyllum Graebn. 
* (lobophyllum < V. japonicum) ‘Huron’ 
luzonicum Rolfe 
macrocephalum Fort. f. keteleeri (Carr.) 
Rehd. 
macrocephalum Fort. f. macrocephalum 
molle Michx. 
mullaha Buch.-Ham. ex D.Don 
nudum L. 
obovatum Walt. 
odoratissimum Ker-Gawl. 
opulus L. 
opulus L. ‘Roseum’ 
ovatifolium Rehd. 
plicatum Thunb. f. lanceolatum (Rehd.) 
Rehd. 
plicatum Thunb. f. parvifolium (Miq.) 
Rehd. 
plicatum Thunb. f. plicatum 
plicatum Thunb. f. plicatum ‘Newport’ 
plicatum Thunb. f. tomentosum (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd. 
plicatum Thunb. f. tomentosum (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd. ‘Mariesii’ 
plicatum Thunb. f. tomentosum (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd. ‘Mt. Fuji’ 
plicatum Thunb. f. tomentosum (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd. ‘St. Keverne’ 
* plicatum Thunb. f. tomentosum (Thunb. 
ex J.A.Murr.) Rehd. ‘Shoshoni’ 
* (plicatum Thunb. f. tomentosum 
(Thunb. ex J.A. Murr.) Rehd. x 
V. plicatum f. tomentosum ‘Mariesii’) 
‘Shasta’ 
plicatum Thunb. var. rotundifolium 
Rehd. 
prunifolium L. 
recognitum Fern. 
<rhytidocarpum E.Lemoine 
x rhytidophylloides Suring. 
* Xrhytidophylloides Suring. ‘Alleghany’ 
x rhytidophylloides Suring. ‘Willow 
Leaf’ 
x rhytidophylloides Suring. 
‘Willowwood’ 
rhytidophyllum Hemsl. 
rhytidophyllum Hemsl. ‘Ben Blackburn’ 
rhytidophyllum Hemsl. ‘Roseum’ 
rhytidophyllum Hemsl. ‘Variegatum’ 
(rhytidophyllum < V. utile) ‘Pragense 
rufidulum Raf. 
sargentii Koehne 
* sargentii Koehne ‘Onondaga’ 
* sargentii Koehne ‘Susquehanna’ 
sargentii Koehne var. calvescens Rehd. 
scabrellum Chapm. 


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setigerum Hance 

setigerum Hance ‘Aurantiacum’ 

sieboldii Miq. 

sieboldii Miq. ‘Reticulatum’ 
* sieboldii Miq. ‘Seneca’ 

suspensum Lindl. 

tinus L. 

trilobum Marsh. 

urceolatum Sieb. & Zucc. 

utile Hemsl. 

wrightii Miq. 


VINCA L. Periwinkle 
APOCYNACEAE Dogbane Family 
major L. 


major L. ‘Oxyloba’ 
major L. ‘Variegata’ 
minor L. 

minor L. ‘Alba’ 

minor L. ‘Atropurpurea’ 
minor L. ‘Multiplex’ 


VITEX L. 
VERBENACEAE Verbena Family 
agnus-castus L. 

agnus-castus L. ‘Silver Spire’ 

negundo L. 

negundo L. ‘Incisa’ 

rotundifolia L.f. 

trifolia L. ‘Variegata’ 


VITIS  L. 
VITACEAE 


Grape 
Grape Family 


labrusca L. 
mustangensis Buckl. 
rotundifolia Michx. 


WASHINGTONIA H.Wend1. 

Washington Palm 
ARECACEAE Palm Family 
robusta H.Wend1. 


WEIGELA Thunb. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Honeysuckle Family 
decora (Nakai) Nakai 
(floribunda « W. coraeensis) 

‘Eva Rathke’ 
florida (Bunge) A.DC. 
florida (Bunge) A.DC. ‘Variegata’ 
(florida < W. ‘Eva Rathke’) 

‘Bristol Ruby’ 


hortensis (Sieb. & Zucc.) K.Koch 
praecox (V.Lemoine) Bailey ‘Rosea’ 
subsessilis (Nakai) Bailey 

‘Feerie’ 

‘Mont Blanc’ 

‘Newport Red’ 


WESTRINGIA Sm. 


LAMIACEAE Mint Family 


rosmariniformis Sm. 


WIKSTROEMIA End. 
THYMELAEACEAE Mezereum Family 
trichotoma (Thunb.) Makino 


WISTERIA Nuit. 
FABACEAE (Faboideae) 


Wisteria 
Bean Family 


brachybotrys Sieb. & Zucc. 

brachybotrys Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Alba’ 

brachybotrys Sieb. & Zucc. ‘Murasaki 
kapitan’ 

floribunda (Willd.) DC. 

floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Alba’ 

floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Honbeni’ 

floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Itoe kokuryw’ 

floribunda (Willd.) ae ‘Jabo’ 


floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Koshigaya’ 
floribunda (Willd.) DC. iat 
floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Noda’ 
floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Ossai’ 
floribunda (Willd.) a ‘Rosea’ 
floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Shino kapitan’ 
floribunda (Willd.) DC. ‘Violacea Plena’ 


<formosa Rehd. 

frutescens (L.) Poir. 

frutescens (L.) Poir. ‘Nivea’ 

sinensis (Sims) Sweet 

sinensis (Sims) Sweet ‘Alba’ 
venusta Rehd. & Wils. ‘Siro kapitan’ 
villosa Rehd. 


XANTHOCERAS Bunge 
SAPINDACEAE Soapberry Family 
sorbifolium Bunge 


XANTHORHIZA Marsh. 


RANUNCULACEAE Buttercup Family 


simplicissima Marsh. 


XYLOSMA_ J.G.Forst. 
FLACOURTIACEAE Flacourtia Family 
congestum (Lour.) Merr. 

Jflexuosum (HBK.) Hemsl. 


YUCCA L. Adam’s Needle, Spanish Dagger 
AGAVACEAE Agave Family 


aloifolia L. ‘Marginata’ 
filamentosa L. 

filamentosa L. ‘Bright Edge’ 
filamentosa L. ‘Golden Sword’ 
gloriosa L. 

recurvifolia Salisb. 

smalliana Fern. 

whipplei Torr. 


ZAMIA L. 
CYCADACEAE Cycad Family 
pumila L. 


ZANTHOXYLUM lL. 
RUTACEAE 


Prickly Ash 
Citrus Family 


clava-herculis L. 
fagara (L.) Sarg. 
piperitum DC. 
simulans Hance 


ZELKOVA Spach 
ULMACEAE Elm Family 
carpinifolia (Pall.) K.Koch 
schneideriana Hand.-Mazz. 

serrata (Thunb.) Makino 

x verschaffeltii Nichols. 


ZENOBIA D.Don 

ERICACEAE Heath Family 

pulverulenta (Bartram) Pollard 

pulverulenta (Bartram) Pollard f. nuda 
(Vent.) Fern. 


ZIZIPHUS Mill. 
RHAMNACEAE Buckthorn Family 
jujuba Mill. 

jujuba Mill. ‘Contorta’ 


Appendix E: Vernacular Names 


This alphabetical list of the vernacular (or com- 
mon) names of plants in the catalog has two 
sections: one that identifies the genera and 


another that identifies the species and cultivars. 


The list provides common names for about 40 
percent of the catalog entries. Only a few com- 
mon-name synonyms are given. In the list of 
species and cultivars, the common names are 


alphabetized under group names, such as alder, 


box, cypress, gum. 


Genera 


Adam’s Needle: YUCCA 

Akebia: AKEBIA 

Alder: ALNUS 

Arborvitae: THUJA 

Ash: FRAXINUS 

Bald Cypress: TAXODIUM 
Bamboo: BAMBUSA, PHYLLOSTACHYS 
Banana: MUSA 

Barberry: BERBERIS 
Basswood: TILIA 

Beautyberry: CALLICARPA 
Beech: FAGUS 

Birch: BETULA 

Bittersweet: CELASTRUS 
Blueberry: VACCINIUM 
Bottlebrush: CALLISTEMON 
Box: BUXUS 

Broom: CYTISUS, GENISTA 
Buckeye: AESCULUS 
Buckthorn: RHAMNUS 

Bush Clover: LESPEDEZA 
Bush Honeysuckle: DIERVILLA 
Butterfly Bush: BUDDLEJA 
California Redwood: SEQUOIA 
Cassava: MANIHOT 

Cedar: CEDRUS 

Century Plant: AGAVE 
Chestnut: CASTANEA 

China Fir: CUNNINGHAMIA 
Chinquapin: CASTANOPSIS 
Chokeberry: ARONIA 
Cinquefoil: POTENTILLA 

Coral Tree: ERYTHRINA 

Crape Myrtle: LAGERSTROEMIA 
Currant: RIBES 

Cypress: CUPRESSUS 
Dogwood: CORNUS 

Douglas Fir: PSEUDOTSUGA 
Elder: SAMBUCUS 

Elm: ULMUS 

Epaulette Tree: PTEROSTYRAX 
False Cypress: CHAMAECYPARIS 


False Spirea: SORBARIA 
False Arborvitae: THUJOPSIS 
Fig: FICUS 

Filbert: CORYLUS 

Fir: ABIES 

Firethorn: PYRACANTHA 
Flowering Maple: ABUTILON 
Fringe Tree: CHIONANTHUS 
Germander: TEUCRIUM 
Giant Sequoia: SEQUOIADENDRON 
Golden Bells: FORSYTHIA 
Golden-rain Tree: KOELREUTERIA 
Golden-chain Tree: LABURNUM 
Gooseberry: RIBES 

Grape: VITIS 

Greenbrier: SMILAX 
Groundsel: BACCHARIS 
Hackberry: CELTIS 
Hawthorn: CRATAEGUS 
Hazelnut: CORYLUS 

Heath: ERICA 

Heather: CALLUNA 
Hemlock: TSUGA 

Hickory: CARYA 

Holly: ILEX 

Honeylocust: GLEDITSIA 
Honeysuckle: LONICERA 
Hop Tree: PTELEA 
Hornbeam: CARPINUS 
Horsechestnut: AESCULUS 
Huckleberry: GAYLUSSACIA 
Indigo: INDIGOFERA 

Ivy: HEDERA 

Jasmine: JASMINUM 
Jessamine: GELSEMIUM 
Jetbead: RHODOTYPOS 
Juniper: JUNIPERUS 
Kumquat: FORTUNELLA 
Larch: LARIX 

Laurel: LAURUS 

Lavender: LAVANDULA 
Lilac: SYRINGA 

Linden: TILIA 

Locust: ROBINIA 

Loquat: ERIOBOTRYA 
Magnolia: MAGNOLIA 
Maple: ACER 

Matrimony Vine: LYCIUM 
Mimosa: ACACIA 

Mock Orange: PHILADELPHUS 
Mountain Ash: SORBUS 
Mulberry: MORUS 

Myrtle: MYRTUS 

Ninebark: PHYSOCARPUS 
Oak: QUERCUS 

Pea Shrub: CARAGANA 
Pear: PYRUS 

Peony: PAEONIA 

Peppertree: SCHINUS 
Periwinkle: VINCA 
Persimmon: DIOSPYROS 
Pine: PINUS 

Pistache: PISTACIA 


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Poplar: POPULUS 

Prickly Ash: ZANTHOXYLUM 
Privet: LIGUSTRUM 

Purple Guava: PSIDIUM 
Quince: CYDONIA 

Rose: ROSA 

Sage: SALVIA 

St. John’s-wort: HYPERICUM 
Sand Myrtle: LETOPHYLLUM 
Senna: CASSIA 

Shadbush: AMELANCHIER 
Silverbell Tree: HALESIA 
Skimmia: SKIMMIA 

Smoke Tree: COTINUS 
Snowbell: STYRAX 
Snowberry: SYMPHORICARPOS 
Soapberry: SAPINDUS 
Spanish Dagger: YUCCA 
Spicebush: LINDERA 
Spindle Tree: EUONYMUS 
Spirea: SPIRAEA 

Spruce: PICEA 

Spurge: EUPHORBIA 

Storax: STYRAX 
Strawflower: HELICHRYSUM 
Sumac: RHUS 

Sweet Box: SARCOCOCCA 
Sweet Gum: LIQUIDAMBAR 
Sycamore: PLATANUS 
Tallow Tree: SAPIUM 
Tanbark Oak: LITHOCARPUS 
Tulip Tree: LIRIODENDRON 
Walnut: JUGLANS 
Washington Palm: WASHINGTONIA 
Wattle: ACACIA 

White Alder: CLETHRA 
Willow: SALIX 

Wingnut: PTEROCARYA 
Winter Hazel: CORYLOPSIS 
Wisteria: WISTERIA 

Witch Hazel: HAMAMELIS 
Yew: TAXUS 


Species and Cultivars 


Aaron’s Beard: HYPERICUM calycinum 
Abelia, Chinese: ABELIA chinensis 
Glossy: ABELIA grandiflora 
Acacia, Rose: ROBINIA hispida 
Sweet: ACACIA farnesiana 
Adam's Needle: YUCCA filamentosa 
Alder, Black: ALNUS glutinosa, 
ILEX verticillata 
European: ALNUS glutinosa 
Seaside: ALNUS maritima 
Smooth: ALNUS serrulata 
Witch: FOTHERGILLA gardenii 
Allspice, Carolina: CALYCANTHUS floridus 
Almond: PRUNUS dulcis 
Double-flowered Flowering: PRUNUS triloba 
‘Multiplex’ 


Flowering: PRUNUS glandulosa, P. triloba, 
Althea, Shrub: HIBISCUS syriacus 
Anacahuita: CORDIA boisseri 
Andromeda, Japanese: PIERIS japonica 
Angel's Trumpet: BRUGMANSIA suaveolens 
Anise, Florida: ILLICIUM floridanum 
Anise Tree, Chinese: ILLICIUM henryi 

Japanese: ILLICIUM anisatum 
Apache Plume: FALLUGIA paradoxa 
Apple, Common: MALUS domestica 
Apricot: PRUNUS armeniaca 

Japanese: PRUNUS mume 
Arborvitae, American: THUJA occidentalis 

Hiba: THUJOPSIS dolabrata 

Oriental: PLATYCLADUS orientalis 
Ardisia, Coral: ARDISIA crispa 

Japanese: ARDISIA japonica 
Arrow-wood: VIBURNUM dentatum 

Northern: VIBURNUM recognitum 
Ash, American: FRAXINUS americana 

American Mountain: SORBUS americana 

Berlandier: FRAXINUS berlandieriana 


Biltmore: FRAXINUS americana var. biltmoreana 


Black: FRAXINUS nigra 
European: FRAXINUS excelsior 
Flowering: FRAXINUS ornus 
Green: FRAXINUS pennsylanica 
var. subintegerrima 

Leatherleaf: FRAXINUS velutina var. coriacea 
Modesto: FRAXINUS velutina var. glabra 
Red: FRAXINUS pennsylvanica 
Wafer: PTELEA trifoliata 
White: FRAXINUS americana 

Aspen, Large-toothed: POPULUS grandidentata 
Quaking: POPULUS tremuloides 

Aster, Carolina: ASTER carolinianus 

Aucuba, Japanese: AUCUBA japonica 

Avocado: PERSEA americana 

Azalea, Alabama: RHODODENDRON alabamense 
Coastal: RHODODENDRON atlanticum 
Cumberland: RHODODENDRON bakeri 
Dwarf Indica: RHODODENDRON tamurae 
Flame: RHODODENDRON calendulaceum 
Florida: RHODODENDRON austrinum 
Hammock Sweet: RHODODENDRON serrulatum 
Indica: RHODODENDRON indicum 
Kaempfer: RHODODENDRON kaempferi 
Kirishima: RHODODENDRON ‘Obtusum’ 
Korean: RHODODENDRON yedoense 

var. poukhanense 

Kyushu: RHODODENDRON kiusianum 
Large-sepal: RHODODENDRON macrosepalum 
Mt. Amagi: RHODODENDRON amagianum 
Oconee: RHODODENDRON flammeum 
Oldham: RHODODENDRON oldhamii 
Piedmont: RHODODENDRON canescens 
Pinkshell: RHODODENDRON vaseyi 
Plumleaf: RHODODENDRON prunifolium 
Pontic: RHODODENDRON luteum 
Rose: RHODODENDRON reticulatum 
Roseshell: RHODODENDRON prinophyllum 


Royal: RHODODENDRON schlippenbachii 
Sims: RHODODENDRON simsii 
Snow: RHODODENDRON ‘Mucronatum’ 
Spider: RHODODENDRON macrosepalum 
‘Linearifolium’ 
Swamp: RHODODENDRON viscosum 
Sweet: RHODODENDRON arborescens 
Taibei: RHODODENDRON kanahirae 
Texas: RHODODENDRON oblongifolium 
Western: RHODODENDRON occidentale 
Wild-thyme: RHODODENDRON serpyllifolium 
Baccharis, Southern: BACCHARIS glomerulifera 
Balm-of-Gilead: POPULUS candicans 
Bamboo, Fishpole: PHYLLOSTACHYS aurea 
Giant Timber: PHYLLOSTACHYS heterocycla 
Golden: PHYLLOSTACHYS aurea 
Green Fountain: THAMNOCALAMUS spathaceus 
Heavenly: NANDINA domestica 
Hedge: BAMBUSA multiplex 
Kuma: SASA veitchii 
Sweetshoot: PHYLLOSTACHYS dulcis 
Yellow-groove: PHYLLOSTACHYS aureosulcata 
Banana Shrub: MICHELIA figo 
Barberry, Byers Wintergreen: BERBERIS julianae 
‘Byers’ 
Dwarf Redleaf Japanese: BERBERIS thunbergii 
‘Atropurpurea Nana’ 
Hooker: BERBERIS hookeri, BERBERIS hookeri 
var. viridis 
Japanese: BERBERIS thunbergii 
Mentor: BERBERIS < mentorensis 
Redleaf Japanese: BERBERIS thunbergii 
‘Atropurpurea’ 
Redleaf Korean: BERBERIS koreana 
‘Atropurpurea’ 
Sargent: BERBERIS sargentiana 
Soulie: BERBERIS soulieana 
Warty: BERBERIS verruculosa 
Wintergreen: BERBERIS julianae 
Yellowleaf Japanese: BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Aurea’ 
Barometer Bush: LEUCOPHYLLUM frutescens 
Bauhinia, Texas: BAUHINIA lunarioides 
Bay, Loblolly: GORDONIA lasianthus 
Red: PERSEA borbonia 
Sweet: MAGNOLIA virginiana 
Bayberry: MYRICA pensylvanica 
Bean, Coral: ERYTHRINA herbacea 
Indian: CATALPA bignonioides 
Mescal: SOPHORA secundiflora 
Bearberry: ARCTOSTAPHYLOS uva-ursi 
Beauty Bush: KOLKWITZIA amabilis 
Beautyberry, American: CALLICARPA americana 
Bodinier: CALLICARPA bodinieri 
Japanese: CALLICARPA japonica 
Purple: CALLICARPA dichotoma 
White-fruited: CALLICARPA americana ‘Lactea’ 
Beech, American: FAGUS grandifolia 
Columnar: FAGUS sylvatica ‘Dawyck’ 
European: FAGUS sylvatica 
Fernleaf: FAGUS sylvatica ‘Laciniata’ 
Purple: FAGUS sylvatica f. purpurea 
Weeping: FAGUS sylvatica ‘Pendula’ 


Beefwood: CASUARINA cunninghamiana 
Big Tree: SEQUOIADENDRON giganteum 
Birch, European White: BETULA pendula 
Gray: BETULA populifolia 
Hairy: BETULA pubescens 
Japanese White: BETULA platyphylla 
var. japonica 
Paper: BETULA papyrifera 
River: BETULA nigra 
Sweet: BETULA lenta 
Virginia Roundleaf: BETULA uber 
Yellow: BETULA alleghaniensis 
Bitternut: CARYA cordiformis 
Bittersweet, Oriental: CELASTRUS orbiculatus 
Blueberry, Creeping: VACCINIUM crassifolium 
Ground: VACCINIUM myrsinites 
Highbush: VACCINIUM corymbosum 
Boneberry, Chinese: OSTEOMELES schwerinae 
Bottlebrush, Narrowleaf: CALLISTEMON linearis 
Stiff: CALLISTEMON rigidus 
Willow: CALLISTEMON salignus 
Box, Balearic: BUXUS balearica 
Chinese: MURRAYA paniculata 
Columnar: BUXUS sempervirens ‘Fastigiata’ 
Common: BUXUS sempervirens 
Dwarf English: BUXUS sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’ 
Handsworth: BUXUS sempervirens 
‘Handsworthiensis’ 
Harland: BUXUS harlandii 
Japanese: BUXUS microphylla, B. microphylla 
var. japonica 
Korean: BUXUS sinica var. insularis 
Tree: BUXUS sempervirens ‘Arborescens’ 
Victorian: PITTOSPORUM undulatum 
Weeping: BUXUS sempervirens ‘Pendula’ 
Willow-leaved: BUXUS sempervirens ‘Angustifolia’ 
Yugoslavian: BUXUS sempervirens ‘Vardar Valley’ 
Boxelder: ACER negundo 
Bridal Wreath: SPIRAEA prunifolia, S. x vanhouttei 
Brier, Austrian: ROSA foetida 
Broom, Butcher’s: RUSCUS aculeatus 
Scotch: CYTISUS scoparius 
Spanish: SPARTIUM junceum 
Warminster: CYTISUS < praecox 
Buckeye, Bottlebrush: AESCULUS parviflora 
California: AESCULUS californica 
Mexican: UNGNADIA speciosa 
Ohio: AESCULUS glabra 
Red: AESCULUS pavia 
Yellow: AESCULUS flava 
Buckthorn, Carolina: RHAMNUS carolinianus 
Common: RHAMNUS catharticus 
Italian: RHAMNUS alaternus 
Southern: BUMELIA lycioides 
Buckwheat Tree: CLIFTONIA monophylla 
Buddleja, Fountain: BUDDLEJA alternifolia 
Orange-eye: BUDDLEJA davidii 
Bunya-Bunya Tree: ARAUCARIA bidwillii 
Bushcherry, Oriental: PRUNUS japonica 
Bush Clover, Japanese: LESPEDEZA thunbergii 
Bush Honeysuckle, Dwarf: DIERVILLA lonicera 
Georgia: DIERVILLA rivularis 


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Butternut: JUGLANS cinerea 
Buttonbush: CEPHALANTHUS occidentalis 
Chinese: ADINA rubella 
Calamondin:  CITROFORTUNELLA mitis 
Camellia, Common: CAMELLIA japonica 
Mountain: STEWARTIA ovata 
Oil: CAMELLIA oleifera 
Sasanqua: CAMELLIA sasanqua 
Silky: STEWARTIA malacodendron 
Warratah: CAMELLIA japonica ‘Anemoniflora’ 
Camphor Tree: CINNAMOMUM camphora 
Cassine: ILEX cassine 
Cat’s-claw: MACFADYENA unguis-cati 
Catalpa, Chinese: CATALPA ovata 
Common: CATALPA bignonioides 
Manchurian: CATALPA bungei 
Western: CATALPA speciosa 
Catberry: NEMOPANTHUS mucronatus 
Ceanothus, Snowbrush: CEANOTHUS velutinus 
Cedar, Alaska: CHAMAECYPARIS nootkatensis 
Atlantic White: CHAMAECYPARIS thyoides 
Atlas: CEDRUS atlantica 
Blue Atlas: CEDRUS atlantica ‘Glauca’ 
Cyprus: CEDRUS libani ssp. brevifolia 
Deodar: CEDRUS deodara 
Incense: CALOCEDRUS decurrens 
Japanese: CRYPTOMERIA japonica 
-of-Lebanon: CEDRUS libani 
Port Orford: CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana 
Red: JUNIPERUS virginiana 
Southern Red: JUNIPERUS silicicola 
Stinking: TORREYA taxifolia 
Western Red: THUJA plicata 
Ceniza: LEUCOPHYLLUM frutescens 
Century Plant, Variegated: AGAVE americana 
‘Marginata’ 
Chaste Tree: VITEX agnus-castus 
Chenille Plant: ACALYPHA hispida 
Cherry, Barbados: MALPIGHIA glabra 
Bird: PRUNUS padus 
Black: PRUNUS serotina 
Cornelian: CORNUS mas 
Higan: PRUNUS subhirtella 
Japanese Cornelian: CORNUS officinalis 
Japanese Flowering: PRUNUS serrulata 
Kwanzan: PRUNUS serrulata ‘Kwanzan’ 
Mahaleb: PRUNUS mahaleb 
Nanking: PRUNUS tomentosa 
Sargent: PRUNUS sargentii 
Sour: PRUNUS cerasus 
Sweet: PRUNUS avium 
Taiwan: PRUNUS campanulata 
Takasago: PRUNUS ~ sieboldii 
Tokyo: PRUNUS yedoensis 
Weeping Higan: PRUNUS subhirtella 
‘Shidare Higan’ 


Yoshino: PRUNUS x yedoensis ‘Somei Yoshino’ 


Chestnut, Chinese: CASTANEA mollissima 
Common: CASTANEA sativa 
European: CASTANEA sativa 
Japanese: CASTANEA crenata 
Chinaberry: MELIA azedarach 


Chinquapin, Japanese: CASTANOPSIS cuspidata 


Chittamwood: BUMELIA lanuginosa 

Chocolate Vine: AKEBIA quinata 

Chokeberry, Black: ARONIA melanocarpa 
Purplefruit: ARONIA prunifolia 
Red: ARONIA arbutifolia 

Cinquefoil, Shrubby: POTENTILLA fruticosa 

Citrange: x CITRONCIRUS webberi 

Citron: CITRUS medica ‘Etrog’ 

Clematis, Evergreen: CLEMATIS armandii 
Goldwool: CLEMATIS chrysocoma var. sericea 
Pink-flowered Evergreen: CLEMATIS armandii 

‘Farquhariana’ 
Scarlet: CLEMATIS texensis 

Cleyera, Japanese: CLEYERA japonica 
Variegated: CLEYERA japonica ‘Tricolor’ 

Cliff-green: PAXISTIMA canbyi 

Coffee-tree, Kentucky: GYMNOCLADUS dioica 

Conradina, Bluesage: CONRADINA canescens 
Whorled: CONRADINA verticiliata 

Coontie: ZAMIA pumila 

Coralbeads: COCCULUS triloba 

Coralberry: ARDISIA crenata, SYMPHORICARPOS 

orbiculatus 

Coral Plant: RUSSELIA equisetiformis 

Coral Tree, Cockspur: ERYTHRINA crista-galli 

Coriaria, Japanese: CORIARIA japonica 

Cork-tree, Amur: PHELLODENDRON amurense 

Corkwood, Florida: LEITNERIA floridana 

Cotoneaster, Bloodberry: COTONEASTER obscurus 
Cranberry: COTONEASTER apiculatus 
Creeping: COTONEASTER adpressus 
Diels: COTONEASTER dielsianus 
European: COTONEASTER integerrimus 
Rock: COTONEASTER horizontalis 
Spreading: COTONEASTER divaricatus 
Wintergreen: COTONEASTER conspicuus 

Cottonwood: POPULUS deltoides 
Swamp: POPULUS heterophylla 

Cowberry: VACCINIUM vitis-idaea 

Crabapple, Bechtel’s: MALUS ioensis ‘Plena’ 
Sargent’s: MALUS sargentii 
Showy: MALUS floribunda 
Siberian: MALUS baccata 
Southern: MALUS angustifolia 
Toringo: MALUS sieboldii 
Wild Sweet: MALUS coronaria 

Cranberry, Highbush: VIBURNUM trilobum 
Mountain: VACCINIUM vitis-idaea 

Cranberry-bush, European: VIBURNUM opulus 

Creeper, Mexican: ANTIGONON leptopus 
Virginia: PARTHENOCISSUS quinquefolia 

Cross Vine: BIGNONIA capreolata 

Croton, Alabama: CROTON alabamensis 

Cucumber Tree: MAGNOLIA acuminata 

Cup-flower, Tall: NIEREMBERGIA scoparia 

Currant, Clove: RIBES odoratum 
Indian: SYMPHORICARPOS orbiculatus 
Mountain: RIBES alpinum 

Cypress, Bald: TAXODIUM distichum var. distichum 
Italian: CUPRESSUS sempervirens 
Lawson: CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana 
Leyland: x CUPRESSOCYPARIS leylandii 


Monterey: CUPRESSUS macrocarpa 
Montezuma: TAXODIUM mucronatum 
Mourning: CHAMAECYPARIS funebris 
Pond: TAXODIUM distichum var. nutans 
Portuguese: CUPRESSUS lusitanica 
Dahoon: ILEX cassine 
Narrow-leaved: ILEX cassine var. angustifolia 
Yellow-berried: ILEX cassine var. angustifolia 
f. aurea-baccata 
Daisy, Nippon: CHRYSANTHEMUM nipponicum 
Daphne, February: DAPHNE mezereum 
Lilac: DAPHNE genkwa 
Rose: DAPHNE cneorum 
Winter: DAPHNE odora 
Deerberry: VACCINIUM stamineum 
Deutzia, Rough-leaved: DEUTZIA scabra 
Devil's Walking Stick: ARALIA spinosa 
Devilwood: OSMANTHUS americanus 
Dioon, Chestnut: DIOON edule 
Doghobble: LEUCOTHOE fontanesiana 
Dogwood, Alternate-leaved: CORNUS alternifolia 
Cream-edged: CORNUS alba ‘Argenteo Marginata’ 
Double-flowered: CORNUS florida ‘Bay Beauty’ 
Double-flowered: CORNUS florida f. pluribracteata 
Flowering: CORNUS florida 
Giant: CORNUS controversa 
Gray: CORNUS racemosa 
Kousa: CORNUS kousa 
Pale: CORNUS obliqua 
Pink-flowering: CORNUS florida f. rubra 
Siberian: CORNUS alba ‘Sibirica’ 
Silky: CORNUS amomum 
Stiff: CORNUS foemina 
Western: CORNUS nuttallii 
Yellow-fruited flowering: CORNUS florida 
f. xanthocarpa 
Dove Tree: DAVIDIA involucrata var. vilmoriniana 
Dutchman’s Pipe, Calico: ARISTOLOCHIA elegans 
Ebony, Green: JACARANDA acutifolia 
Texas: PITHECELLOBIUM flexicaule 
Elaeagnus, Cherry: ELAEAGNUS multiflora 
Thorny: ELAEAGNUS pungens 
Elder, American: SAMBUCUS canadensis 
American Red: SAMBUCUS racemosa ssp. pubens 
Asiatic Red: SAMBUCUS racemosa 
ssp. sieboldiana 
Dwarf: SAMBUCUS ebulus 
Elfin Herb: CUPHEA hyssopifolia 
Elm, American: ULMUS americana 
Cedar: ULMUS crassifolia 
Chinese: ULMUS parvifolia 
English: ULMUS procera 
European White: ULMUS laevis 
Globe: ULMUS minor ‘Umbraculifera’ 
Jersey: ULMUS minor ‘Sarniensis’ 
Moline: ULMUS americana ‘Moline’ 
Rock: ULMUS thomasii 
Scotch: ULMUS glabra 
September: ULMUS serotina 
Siberian: ULMUS pumila 
Slippery: ULMUS rubra 
Water: PLANERA aquatica 


Winged: ULMUS alata 
Wych: ULMUS glabra 
False Cypress, Hinoki: CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa 
Moss: CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Squarrosa’ 
Nootka: CHAMAECYPARIS nootkatensis 
Sawara: CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera 
Farkleberry: VACCINIUM arboreum 
Fatsia, Japanese: FATSIA japonica 
Fetterbush: LYONIA lucida, PIERIS floribunda 
Fiddlewood: CITHAREXYLUM berlandieri 
Fig, Common: FICUS carica 
Creeping: FICUS pumila 
Filbert, Beaked: CORYLUS cornuta 
Chinese: CORYLUS chinensis 
Purple-leaved: CORYLUS maxima ‘Purpurea’ 
Turkish: CORYLUS colurna 
Fir, Algerian: ABIES numidica 
Balsam: ABIES balsamea 
Blue China: CUNNINGHAMIA lanceolata ‘Glauca’ 
China: CUNNINGHAMIA lanceolata 
Cilician: ABIES cilicica 
Douglas: See Rocky Mountain Douglas 
Fraser: ABIES fraseri 
Greek: ABIES cephalonica 
Korean: ABIES koreana 
Manchurian: ABIES holophylla 
Momi: ABIES firma 
Nikko: ABIES homolepis 
Noble: ABIES procera 
Nordmann: ABIES nordmanniana 
Rocky Mountain Douglas: PSEUDOTSUGA 
menziesii var. glauca 
Shensi: ABIES chensiensis ssp. salouenensis 
Silver: ABIES alba 
Spanish: ABIES pinsapo 
White: ABIES concolor 
Flamebush, Mexican: CALLIANDRA tweediei 
Forsythia, White: ABELIOPHYLLUM distichum 
Franklin Tree: FRANKLINIA alatamaha 
Fringe Tree, American: CHIONANTHUS virginicus 
Japanese: CHIONANTHUS retusus 
Taiwan: CHIONANTHUS retusus var. serrulatus 
Fuchsia, Cape: PHYGELIUS capensis 
Garland Flower: DAPHNE cneorum 
Gallberry, Large: ILEX coriacea 
Ginkgo: GINKGO biloba 
Glorybower, Bleedingheart: CLERODENDRUM 
thomsonae 
Fragrant: CLERODENDRUM philippinum 
Harlequin: CLERODENDRUM trichotomum 
Glory Bush: TIBOUCHINA urvilleana 
Gold-dust Shrub: AUCUBA japonica ‘Variegata’ 
Golden Bells, Korean: FORSYTHIA ovata 
Weeping: FORSYTHIA suspensa 
Golden-chain Tree: LABURNUM anagyroides 
Golden-rain Tree: KOELREUTERIA bipinnata, 
K. elegans ssp. formosana, K. paniculata 
Goldflower: HYPERICUM calycinum 
Gooseberry, Chinese: ACTINIDIA deliciosa 
var. deliciosa 
English: RIBES uva-crispa 
Florida: RIBES echinellum 
Granite: RIBES curvatum 


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Grape, Fox: VITIS labrusca 
Muscadine: VITIS rotundifolia 
Mustang: VITIS mustangensis 
Grapefruit: CITRUS < paradisi 
Green Screw: ILEX aquifolium ‘Crispa’ 
Groundsel Tree: BACCHARIS halimifolia 
Guava, Pineapple: ACCA sellowiana 
Purple: PSIDIUM littorale var. longipes 
Gum, Black: NYSSA sylvatica 
Cider: EUCALYPTUS gunnii 
Formosan Sweet: LIQUIDAMBAR formosana 
Manna: EUCALYPTUS viminalis 
Mountain: EUCALYPTUS dalrympleana 
Sour: NYSSA sylvatica 
Sweet: LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua 
Tasmanian Snow: EUCALYPTUS coccifera 
Gumi: ELAEAGNUS multiflora 
Hackberry: Caucasian: CELTIS caucasica 
Chinese: CELTIS sinensis 
Common: CELTIS occidentalis 
Spiny: CELTIS pallida 
Hardhack: SPIRAEA tomentosa 
Harry Lauder’s Walking-stick: CORYLUS avellana 
‘Contorta’ 
Haw, Black: VIBURNUM prunifolium 
Nannyberry: VIBURNUM nudum 
Poison: VIBURNUM molle 
Possum: ILEX decidua, VIBURNUM nudum 
Rusty Black: VIBURNUM rufidulum 
Southern Black: VIBURNUM rufidulum 
Hawthorn: Blueberry: CRATAEGUS brachyacantha 
Cockspur: CRATAEGUS crus-galli 
Common: CRATAEGUS monogyna 
Dotted: CRATAEGUS punctata 
Downy: CRATAEGUS mollis 
English: CRATAEGUS laevigata 
Green: CRATAEGUS viridis 
Indian: RHAPHIOLEPIS indica 
Littlehip: CRATAEGUS spathulata 
May: CRATAEGUS aestivalis 
Parsley: CRATAEGUS marshallii 
Pear: CRATAEGUS calpodendron 
Pringle: CRATAEGUS pringlei 
Thicket: CRATAEGUS intricata 
Yeddo: RHAPHIOLEPIS umbellata 
Yellow: CRATAEGUS flava 
Hazelnut, American: CORYLUS americana 
European: CORYLUS avellana 
Purple-leaved: CORYLUS avellana ‘Fusco-rubra’ 
Heath, Cornish: ERICA vagans 
Spike: BRUCKENTHALIA spiculifolia 
Spring: ERICA carnea 
Heather, False: CUPHEA hyssopifolia 
Scotch: CALLUNA vulgaris 
Hemlock, Canadian: TSUGA canadensis 
Carolina: TSUGA caroliniana 
Ground: TAXUS canadensis 


Sargent’s Weeping: TSUGA canadensis ‘Sargentii’ 


Weeping: TSUGA canadensis ‘Pendula’ 
Hican: CARYA illinoinensis x C. sp. 
Hickory, Mockernut: CARYA tomentosa 


Sand: CARYA pallida 

Shagbark: CARYA ovata 

Shellbark: CARYA laciniosa 

Water: CARYA aquatica 
Hobblebush: VIBURNUM lantanoides 
Holly, American: ILEX opaca 

Appalachian: ILEX collina 

Attenuate-leaved: ILEX <x attenuata 

Beadle’s: ILEX beadlei 

Box-leaved: ILEX crenata 

Broad-leaved: ILEX latifolia 

Burford: ILEX cornuta ‘Burfordii’ 

Buswell’s: ILEX buswellii 

Canary Islands: ILEX canariensis 

Carolina: ILEX ambigua 

Caucasian: ILEX colchica 

Chinese: ILEX cornuta 

Coin-leaved: ILEX crenata ‘Mariesii’ 

Creeping: ILEX rugosa 

Dune: ILEX cumulicola 

English: ILEX aquifolium 

Evergreen Long-stalked: ILEX pedunculosa 

Farges’: ILEX fargesii 

Fig-leaved: ILEX ficoidea 

Furin: ILEX geniculata 

Georgian: ILEX longipes 

Highclere: ILEX x altaclerensis 

Horned: ILEX cornuta 

Hummock: ILEX cumulicola 

Japanese: ILEX crenata 

Kachi: ILEX purpurea 

Koehne’s: ILEX x koehneana 

Kurogane: ILEX rotunda 

Liukiu: ILEX liukiuensis 

Long-stalked: ILEX longipes 

Luster-leaved: ILEX latifolia 

Mochi: ILEX integra 

Mountain: ILEX monticola 

Myrtle-leaved: ILEX myrtifolia 

Northern Mountain: NEMOPANTHUS mucronatus 

Okinawa: ILEX dimorphophylla 

Peach-leaved: ILEX purpurea 

Pontic: ILEX colchica 

Sand: ILEX buswellii 

Sarvis: ILEX amelanchier 

Sikkim: ILEX sikkimensis 

Suwanee: ILEX curtissii 

Topel: ILEX < attenuata 

Tsuru: ILEX rugosa 

Waterer’s Gold: ILEX aquifolium ‘Watereriana 

Wilson’s: ILEX wilsonii 

Yellow-fruited American: ILEX opaca f. 

xanthocarpa 

Yellow-stemmed: ILEX leucoclada 

Yunnan: ILEX yunnanensis 
Hollygrape, Leatherleaf: MAHONIA bealei 

Oregon: MAHONIA aquifolium 

Texas: MAHONIA swazeyi 
Honeylocust, Common: GLEDITSIA triacanthos 

Japanese: GLEDITSIA japonica 

Spineless: GLEDITSIA triacanthos f. inermis 
Honeysuckle, Amur: LONICERA maackii 


Cape: TECOMARIA capensis 
Everblooming: LONICERA heckrottii 
Fly: LONICERA xylosteum 
Japanese: LONICERA japonica 
Morrow’s: LONICERA morrowii 
Privet: LONICERA pileata 
Standish’s: LONICERA standishii 
Tatarian: LONICERA tatarica 
Trumpet: LONICERA sempervirens 
Winter: LONICERA fragrantissima 
Yellow: LONICERA flava 
Hornbeam, American: CARPINUS caroliniana 
Columnar: CARPINUS betulus ‘Fastigiata’ 
European: CARPINUS betulus 
Heartleaf: CARPINUS cordata 
Hop: OSTRYA virginiana 
Japanese: CARPINUS japonica 
Purple-leaf: CARPINUS betulus ‘Purpurea’ 
Horse Sugar: SYMPLOCOS tinctoria 
Horsechestnut: AESCULUS hippocastanum 
Double-flowered: AESCULUS hippocastanum 
‘Baumanii’ 
Red: AESCULUS carnea 
Hortensia: HYDRANGEA macrophylla (Hortensia 
group) 
Huckleberry, Black: GAYLUSSACIA baccata 
Box: GAYLUSSACIA brachycera 
Hydrangea, Climbing: HYDRANGEA anomala 
ssp. petiolaris 
Garden: HYDRANGEA macrophylla (Hortensia 
group) 
Oakleaf: HYDRANGEA quercifolia 
Peegee: HYDRANGEA paniculata 
Hydrangea Vine, Japanese: SCHIZOPHRAGMA 
hydrangeoides 
Indigo, Mountain: AMORPHA glabra 
Indigo Bush: AMORPHA fruticosa 
Inkberry: ILEX glabra 
White-fruited: ILEX glabra f. leucocarpa 
Ipil-ipil: LEUCAENA leucocephala 
Ironwood: BUMELIA tenax, CARPINUS caroliniana 
Persian: PARROTIA persica 
Ivy, Algerian: HEDERA canariensis 
Boston: PARTHENOCISSUS tricuspidata 
Caucasus: HEDERA colchica 
English: HEDERA helix 
Gloire de Marengo: HEDERA canariensis 
‘Variegata’ 
Italian: HEDERA helix var. poetica 
Japanese: HEDERA rhombea 
Marine: CISSUS incisa 
Poison: TOXICODENDRON radicans 
Shrub: HEDERA helix (Arborescens group) 
Tree: X FATSHEDERA lizei 
Jacaranda: JACARANDA acutifolia 
Jasmine, Angel-wing: JASMINUM nitidum 
Blue: CLEMATIS crispa 
Cape: GARDENIA jasminoides 
Confederate: TRACHELOSPERMUM jasminioides 
Crape: TABERNAEMONTANA divaricata 
Italian: JASMINUM humile ‘Revolutum’ 
Orange: MURRAYA paniculata 


Primrose: JASMINUM mesyni 
Star: JASMINUM multiflorum, 
TRACHELOSPERMUM jasminioides 
Winter: JASMINUM nudiflorum 
Jessamine, Carolina: GELSEMIUM sempervirens 
Double-flowered: GELSEMIUM sempervirens ‘Pride 
of Augusta’ 
Night: CESTRUM nocturnum 
Yellow: GELSEMIUM sempervirens 
Jetbead: RHODOTYPOS scandens 
Jujube: ZIZIPHUS jujuba 
Juniper, Alligator: JUNIPERUS deppeana 
var. pachyphlaea 
Andorra: JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Plumosa’ 
Chinese: JUNIPERUS chinensis 
Creeping: JUNIPERUS horizontalis 
Golden Pfitzer: JUNIPERUS < media 
‘Pfitzeriana Aurea’ 
Ground: JUNIPERUS communis ssp. depressa 
Hetz Blue: JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Hetzii’ 
Hollywood: JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Kaizuka’ 
Irish: JUNIPERUS communis ‘Hibernica’ 
Needle: JUNIPERUS rigida 
Pfitzer: JUNIPERUS media ‘Pfitzeriana’ 
Rocky Mountain: JUNIPERUS scopulorum 
Sargent: JUNIPERUS chinensis var. sargentii 
Shore: JUNIPERUS conferta 
Single-seed: JUNIPERUS squamata 
Kadsura Vine: KADSURA japonica 
Kaki: DIOSPYROS kaki 
Katsura Tree: CERCIDIPHYLLUM japonicum 
Keaki: ZELKOVA serrata 
Kinnikinnick: ARCTOSTAPHYLOS uva-ursi 
Kiwi Fruit: ACTINIDIA deliciosa var. deliciosa 
Kumquat, Meiwa: FORTUNELLA crassifolia 
Round: FORTUNELLA japonica 
Lace Shrub: STEPHANANDRA incisa 
Lacecap: HYDRANGEA macrophylla (Lacecap group) 
Lantana, Trailing: LANTANA montevidensis 
Larch, Dahurian: LARIX gmelinii 
European: LARIX decidua 
Golden: PSEUDOLARIX amabilis 
Japanese: LARIX kaempferi 
Laudanum: CISTUS ladanifer 
Laurel, Alexandrian: DANAE racemosa 
Carolina Cherry: PRUNUS caroliniana 
Carpathian Cherry: PRUNUS laurocerasus 
var. schipkaensis 
Cherry: PRUNUS laurocerasus 
English: PRUNUS laurocerasus 
Grecian: LAURUS nobilis 
Mountain: KALMIA latifolia 
Portuguese Cherry: PRUNUS lusitanica 
Sheep: KALMIA angustifolia 
Laurustinus: VIBURNUM tinus 
Lavandin: LAVANDULA intermedia 
Lavender Cotton: SANTOLINA chamaecyparissus 
French: LAVANDULA stoechas 
Leadwort, Cape: PLUMBAGO auriculata 
Leatherflower: CLEMATIS versicolor 
Leatherleaf: CHAMAEDAPHNE calyculata 
Leatherwood: CYRILLA racemiflora, 
DIRCA palustris 


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Lilac, Chinese: SYRINGA chinensis 
Common: SYRINGA vulgaris ‘Purpurea’ 
Cutleaf: SYRINGA laciniata 
Double White: SYRINGA vulgaris ‘Alba Plena’ 
Hungarian: SYRINGA josikaea 
Japanese Tree: SYRINGA reticulata 
Late: SYRINGA villosa, S. villosa ‘Crayton’ 
Persian: SYRINGA persica 
Lily Tree: MAGNOLIA denudata 
Lime, Australian Finger: MICROCITRUS australasica 
Wild: ZANTHOXYLUM fagara 
Linden, American: TILIA americana 
Bigleaf: TILIA platyphyllos 
Littleleaf: TILIA cordata 
Mongolian: TILIA mongolica 
Silver: TILIA tomentosa 
Locust, Black: ROBINIA pseudoacacia 
Bristly: ROBINIA hispida 
Clammy: ROBINIA viscosa 
Ship-mast: ROBINIA pseudoacacia var. rectissima 
Water: GLEDITSIA aquatica 
Loquat: ERIOBOTRYA japonica 
Magnolia, Bigleaf: MAGNOLIA macrophylla 
Florida Bigleaf: MAGNOLIA ashei 
Fraser: MAGNOLIA fraseri 
Goddess: MAGNOLIA sprengeri ‘Diva’ 
Kobus: MAGNOLIA kobus 
Lily-flowered: MAGNOLIA liliiflora 
Mexican Bigleaf: MAGNOLIA dealbata 
Otama: MAGNOLIA sieboldii 
Saucer: MAGNOLIA < soulangeana 
Southern: MAGNOLIA grandiflora 
Star: MAGNOLIA stellata 
Umbrella: MAGNOLIA tripetala 
Mahogany, Swamp: EUCALYPTUS robusta 
Mahonia, Chinese: MAHONIA fortunei 
Cluster: MAHONIA pinnata 
Japanese: MAHONIA japonica 
Laredo: MAHONIA trifoliata 
Maidenhair Tree: GINKGO biloba 
Mallotus, Japanese: MALLOTUS japonicus 
Mandarin: CITRUS reticulata 
Maple, Amur: ACER ginnala 
Black: ACER saccharum ssp. nigrum 
Bloodleaf: ACER palmatum ‘Atropurpureum’ 
Chalk: ACER saccharum ssp. leucoderme 
Colosseum: ACER cappadocicum 
David’s: ACER davidii 
Devil: ACER diabolicum 
Drummond: ACER rubrum ssp. drummondii 
Dwarf Hedge: ACER campestre ‘Nanum’ 
Evergreen: ACER oblongum 
Florida: ACER saccharum ssp. floridanum 
Full-moon: ACER japonicum 
Golden Colosseum: ACER cappadocicum ‘Aureum’ 
Golden Full-moon: ACER japonicum ‘Aureum’ 
Hedge: ACER campestre, ACER campestre 
var. leiocarpum 
Hornbeam: ACER carpinifolium 
Japanese: ACER japonicum, ACER palmatum 
var. palmatum 
Laceleaf: ACER palmatum ‘Dissectum’ 
Manchurian: ACER mandshuricum 


Manchurian Striped: ACER tegmentosum 
Miyabe: ACER miyabei 
Montpellier: ACER monspessulanum 
Mountain: ACER spicatum 
Nikko: ACER maximowiczianum 
Norway: ACER platanoides 
Paperbark: ACER griseum 
Purpleleaf Sycamore: ACER pseudoplatanus 
‘Atropurpureum’ 
Purplebloom: ACER pseudosieboldianum 
Red: ACER rubrum 
Redvein: ACER rufinerve 
Schwedler: ACER platanoides ‘Schwedleri’ 
Shantung: ACER truncatum 
Siebold: ACER sieboldianum 
Silver: ACER saccharinum 
Striped: ACER pensylvanicum 
Sugar: ACER saccharum ssp. saccharum 
Sycamore: ACER pseudoplatanus 
Tatarian: ACER tataricum 
Trident: ACER buergerianum 
Velvet: ACER velutinum var. vanvolxemii 
Marine Vine: CISSUS incisa 
Marjoram, Pot: ORIGANUM onites 
Matrimony Vine, Carolina: LYCIUM carolinianum 
Chinese: LYCIUM chinense 
Medlar: MESPILUS germanica 
Mesquite, Western Honey: PROSOPIS glandulosa 
var. torreyana 
Metake: PSEUDOSASA japonica 
Mezereon: DAPHNE mezereum 
Milletia, Leatherleaf: MILLETTIA reticulata 
Mimosa, Catclaw: MIMOSA biuncifera 
Mimosa Tree: ALBIZIA julibrissin 
Minniebush: MENZIESIA pilosa 


Monkey Puzzle: ARAUCARIA araucana 
Mu-oil Tree: ALEURITES montana 
Mulberry, Paper: BROUSSONETIA papyrifera 
Red: MORUS rubra 
Weeping: MORUS alba ‘Pendula’ 
White: MORUS alba 
Myrtle, Common: MYRTUS communis 
Dwarf: MYRTUS communis ‘Microphylla’ 
Sea: BACCHARIS halimifolia 
Nannyberry: VIBURNUM lentago 
Nectarine: PRUNUS persica var. nucipersica 
‘White Glory’ 
Neillia, Chinese: NEILLIA sinensis 
Nightshade, Brazilian: SOLANUM seaforthianum 
Oak, Arkansas: QUERCUS arkansana 
Bartram: QUERCUS heterophylla 
Basket: QUERCUS michauxiti 
Black: QUERCUS velutina 
Bluejack: QUERCUS incana 
Bur: QUERCUS macrocarpa 
Chestnut: QUERCUS prinus 
Chinese Cork: QUERCUS variabilis 
Columnar English: QUERCUS robur f. fastigiata 
Compton: QUERCUS <comptonae 
Cork: QUERCUS suber 
Daimyo: QUERCUS dentata 


Mock Orange, European: PHILADELPHUS coronarius 


Darlington: QUERCUS hemisphaerica 
Durmast: QUERCUS petraea 
English: QUERCUS robur 
Georgia: QUERCUS georgiana 
Italian: QUERCUS frainetto 
Japanese Evergreen: QUERCUS muyrsinifolia 
Konara: QUERCUS glandulifera 
Laurel: QUERCUS laurifolia 
Nuttall: QUERCUS nuttallii 
Oriental Sawtooth: QUERCUS acutissima 
Overcup: QUERCUS lyrata 
Pin: QUERCUS palustris 
Post: QUERCUS stellata 
Red: QUERCUS rubra 
Ring-cupped: QUERCUS glauca 
Sand Post: QUERCUS margaretta 
Sargent: QUERCUS sargentii 
Scarlet: QUERCUS coccinea 
Shingle: QUERCUS imbricaria 
Shumard: QUERCUS shumardii 
Southern Live: QUERCUS virginiana 
Southern Red: QUERCUS falcata 
Spanish: QUERCUS falcata 
Swamp White: QUERCUS bicolor 
Tanbark: LITHOCARPUS glaber 
Turkey: QUERCUS cerris; QUERCUS laevis 
Ubame: QUERCUS phillyraeoides 
Water: QUERCUS nigra 
White: QUERCUS alba 
Willow: QUERCUS phellos 
Old-man’s Beard: CHIONANTHUS virginicus 
Oleander: NERIUM oleander 
Variegated: NERIUM oleander ‘Variegata’ 
Olive: OLEA europaea 
Autumn: ELAEAGNUS umbellata 
Holly: OSMANTHUS heterophyllus var. 
heterophyllus 
Russian: ELAEAGNUS angustifolia 
Sweet: OSMANTHUS fragrans 
Tea: OSMANTHUS fragrans 
Orange, Chinese Box: SEVERINIA buxifolia 
Hardy: PONCIRUS trifoliata 
Osage: MACLURA pomifera 
Satsuma: CITRUS reticulata 
Seville: CITRUS aurantium 
Sour: CITRUS aurantium 
Osier, Green: CORNUS alternifolia 
Red: CORNUS sericea 
Our-Lord’s-Candle: YUCCA whipplei 
Pachysandra, Allegheny: PACHYSANDRA procumbens 
Japanese: PACHYSANDRA terminalis 
Pagoda Tree: SOPHORA japonica 
Palm, Cabbage: SABAL palmetto 
Canary Island Date: PHOENIX canariensis 
Chinese Fan: LIVISTONA chinensis 
European Fan: CHAMAEROPS humilis 
Jelly: BUTIA capitata 
Needle: RHAPIDOPHYLLUM hystrix 
Queen: SYAGRUS romanzoffianum 
Sago: CYCAS revoluta 
Senegal Date: PHOENIX reclinata 
Windmill: TRACHYCARPUS fortunei 


Palmetto, Dwarf: SABAL minor 
Saw: SERENOA repens 
Paperbark Tree: MELALEUCA quinquenervis 
Paperbush: EDGEWORTHIA chrysantha 
Paradise Flower: SOLANUM wendlandii 
Paraguay Tea: ILEX paraguariensis 
Parasol Tree, Chinese: FIRMIANA simplex 
Partridgeberry: MITCHELLA repens 
Pascuita: EUPHORBIA leucocephala 
Passionflower, Red: PASSIFLORA coccinea 
Pavonia, Spearleaf: PAVONIA hastata 
Pawpaw: ASIMINA triloba 
Pea Shrub: CARAGANA arborescens 
Chinese: CARAGANA sinica 
Peach: PRUNUS persica 
Pear, Alligator: PERSEA americana 
Asian: PYRUS pyrifolia 
Birchleaf: PYRUS betulifolia 
Bradford: PYRUS calleryana ‘Bradford’ 
Callery: PYRUS calleryana 
Common: PYRUS communis 
Evergreen: PYRUS kawakamii 
Leconte: PYRUS x lecontei 
Nashi: PYRUS pyrifolia var. culta 
Sand: PYRUS pyrifolia 
Snow: PYRUS nivalis 
Pearlbush: EXOCHORDA racemosa 
Pecan: CARYA illinoinensis 
Bitter: CARYA aquatica 
Mehan: CARYA illinoinensis ‘Mehan’ 
Stuart: CARYA illinoinensis ‘Stuart’ 
Peony, Tree: PAEONIA suffruticosa 
Pepperbush, Sweet: CLETHRA alnifolia 
Peppertree, Brazilian: SCHINUS terebinthifolius 
Pepper-vine: AMPELOPSIS arborea 
Periwinkle, Common: VINCA minor 
Double-flowered: VINCA minor ‘Multiplex’ 
Greater: VINCA major 
Persimmon, Common: DIOSPYROS virginiana 
Chinese: DIOSPYROS sinensis 
Japanese: DIOSPYROS kaki 
Texas: DIOSPYROS texana 
Phillyrea, Narrow-leaf: PHILLYREA angustifolia 
Tree: PHILLYREA latifolia var. media 
Photinia, Chinese: PHOTINIA serratifolia 
Japanese: PHOTINIA glabra 
Pignut: CARYA glabra 
Sweet: CARYA ovalis 
Pine, African Fern: PODOCARPUS gracilior 
Aleppo: PINUS halepensis 
Australian: CASUARINA cunninghamiana 
Austrian: PINUS nigra ssp. nigra 
Chir: PINUS roxburghii 
Digger: PINUS sabiniana 
Eastern White: PINUS strobus 
Himalayan: PINUS wallichiana 
Italian Stone: PINUS pinea 
Jack: PINUS banksiana 
Japanese Black: PINUS thunbergiana 
Japanese Red: PINUS densiflora 
Japanese Umbrella: PINUS densiflora 
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Japanese White: PINUS parviflora 

Jelecote: PINUS patula 

Knob-cone: PINUS attenuata 

Korean: PINUS koraiensis 

Lacebark: PINUS bungeana 

Limber: PINUS flexilis 

Loblolly: PINUS taeda 

Long-leaved Indian: PINUS roxburghii 

Longleaf: PINUS palustris 

Mexican Stone: PINUS cembroides 

Pitch: PINUS rigida 

Pond: PINUS serotina 

Ponderosa: PINUS ponderosa 

Red: PINUS resinosa 

Sand: PINUS clausa 

Scotch: PINUS sylvestris 

Scrub: PINUS virginiana 

Shortleaf: PINUS echinata 

Slash: PINUS elliottii 

Spruce: PINUS glabra 

Swiss Mountain: PINUS mugo var. mugo 

Swiss Stone: PINUS cembra 

Table-mountain: PINUS pungens 

Totara: PODOCARPUS totara 

Umbrella: PINUS pinea; SCIADOPITYS verticillata 

Virginia: PINUS virginiana 

Weeping Japanese Red: PINUS densiflora ‘Pendula’ 

Western Yellow: PINUS ponderosa 

Yew: PODOCARPUS macrophyllus 
Pinxterbloom: RHODODENDRON periclymenoides 
Pipe Plant: AGARISTA populifolia 
Pipe-stem Wood: AGARISTA populifolia 
Piratebush: BUCKLEYA distichophylla 
Pistache, Chinese: PISTACIA chinensis 

Texas: PISTACIA texana 
Pittosporum, Japanese: PITTOSPORUM tobira 
Plane, American: PLATANUS occidentalis 

London: PLATANUS  acerifolia 

Oriental: PLATANUS orientalis 
Plum, Beach: PRUNUS maritima 

Black-sloe: PRUNUS umbellata 

Chickasaw: PRUNUS angustifolia 

Creek: PRUNUS rivularis 

Damson: PRUNUS domestica ssp. insititia 

Mexican: PRUNUS mexicana 

Purple-leaf: PRUNUS cerasifera ‘Atropurpurea’ 

Wild Goose: PRUNUS munsoniana 

Wild: PRUNUS americana 
Plumbago, Chinese: CERATOSTIGMA willmottianum 
Poinsettia: EUPHORBIA pulcherrima 
Pomegranate: PUNICA granatum 

Dwarf: PUNICA granatum ‘Nana’ 
Pond-spice: LITSEA aestivalis 
Popinac, White: LEUCAENA leucocephala 
Poplar, Carolina: POPULUS = canadensis 

Gray: POPULUS canescens 

Japanese: POPULUS maximowiczii 

Lombardy: POPULUS nigra ‘Italica’ 

White: POPULUS alba 

Yellow: LIRIODENDRON tulipifera 
Porcelain-berry: AMPELOPSIS glandulosa 

var. brevipedunculata 


Porlieria, Texas: PORLIERIA angustifolia 
Potato Bush, Blue: SOLANUM rantonnetii 
Potato Vine: SOLANUM jasminoides 
Prickly Ash, Southern: ZANTHOXYLUM 
clava-herculis 
Princess Tree: PAULOWNIA tomentosa 
Privet, Border: LIGUSTRUM obtusifolium 
California: LIGUSTRUM ovalifolium 
Chinese: LIGUSTRUM sinense 
Common: LIGUSTRUM vulgare 
Japanese: LIGUSTRUM japonicum 
Swamp: FORESTIERA acuminata 
Wax-leaf: LIGUSTRUM lucidum 
Weeping: LIGUSTRUM sinense ‘Pendulum’ 
Punk Tree: MELALEUCA quinquenervis 
Quince, Chinese: PSEUDOCYDONIA sinensis 
Common: CYDONIA oblonga 
Flowering: CHAENOMELES speciosa 
Japanese: CHAENOMELES speciosa 
Japanese Flowering: CHOENOMELES japonica 
Raisin-tree, Japanese: HOVENIA dulcis 
Redbud, Chinese: CERCIS chinensis 
North American: CERCIS canadensis 
Redwood, Coast: SEQUOIA sempervirens 
Dawn: METASEQUOIA glyptostroboides 
Rhododendron, Carolina: RHODODENDRON 
carolinianum 
Chapman: RHODODENDRON chapmanii 
Fujiama: RHODODENDRON brachycarpum 
Piedmont: RHODODENDRON minus 
Rice-paper Plant: TETRAPANAX papyriferum 
Rose, Apothecary: ROSA ‘Officinalis’ 
Baby: ROSA multiflora 
Banks (double white): ROSA banksiae 
var. banksiae ‘Alba Plena’ 
Banks (double yellow): ROSA banksiae 
var. banksiae ‘Lutea’ 
Banks (single yellow): ROSA banksiae 
var. normalis ‘Lutescens’ 
Blackberry: RUBUS rosifolius ‘Coronarius’ 
Boursault: ROSA x lheritierana ‘Gracilis’ 
Bur: ROSA roxburghii f. normalis 
Cabbage: ROSA centifolia 
Champney: ROSA ‘Champney’s Pink Cluster 
Cherokee: ROSA laevigata 
Chestnut: ROSA roxburghii f. normalis 
China: ROSA chinensis 
Confederate: HIBISCUS mutabilis 
Crested Moss: ROSA centifolia ‘Cristata’ 
Damask: ROSA x damascena 
Dog: ROSA canina 
Fairy: ROSA chinensis ‘Minima’ 
Father Hugo: ROSA xanthina f. hugonis 
Four Seasons: ROSA < damascena var. 
semperflorens 
Green: ROSA chinensis ‘Viridiflora’ 
Himalayan Musk: ROSA brunonii 
Hungarian: ROSA gallica ‘Conditorum’ 
Japanese: KERRIA japonica, ROSA multiflora 
Kazanlik: ROSA <damascena ‘Trigintipetala’ 
Lady Bank’s: ROSA banksiae var. banksiae ‘Lutea’ 
M‘Cartney: ROSA bracteata 


Meadow: ROSA blanda 
Memorial: ROSA wichuraiana 
Monthly: ROSA chinensis < R. gigantea 
‘Old Blush’, ROSA x damascena 
var. semperflorens 
Moss: ROSA centifolia ‘Muscosa’ 
Musk: ROSA moschata 
Noisette: ROSA X<noisettiana 
-of-Sharon: HIBISCUS syriacus 
Pasture: ROSA carolina 
Persian Yellow: ROSA foetida ‘Perseana’ 
Prairie: ROSA setigera 
Prickly: ROSA acicularis 
Provence: ROSA centifolia 
Red Cherokee: ROSA < anemonoides ‘Ramona’ 
Rugosa: ROSA rugosa 
Scotch: ROSA pimpinellifolia 
Seven Sisters: ROSA multiflora ‘Platyphylla’ 
Striped Moss: ROSA ‘Oeillet Panachee’ 
Swamp: ROSA palustris 
Tea: ROSA odorata 
Tidbit: ROSA gallica ‘Conditorum’ 
Virginia: ROSA virginiana 
White Rose-of-York: ROSA x alba 
Yellow Rose-of-Texas: ROSA < harisonii 
York and Lancaster Rose: ROSA x damascena 
‘Versicolor’ 
Rosebay: RHODODENDRON maximum 
Mountain: RHODODENDRON catawbiense 
Rosemary: ROSMARINUS officinalis 
Wild: LEDUM palustre var. diversipilosum 
Rosewood: TIPUANA tipu 
Rowan: SORBUS aucuparia 
Rubber Tree, Chinese: EUCOMMIA ulmoides 
Sage, Autumn: SALVIA greggii 
Mexican Bush: SALVIA leucantha 
Russian: PEROVSKIA atriplicifolia 
Sago, Queen: CYCAS circinalis 
St. Andrew’s Cross: ASCYRUM hypericoides 
St. Peter’s-wort: HYPERICUM stans 
Sandheath: CERATIOLA ericoides 
Sand Myrtle, Box: LEIOPHYLLUM buxifolium 
Sandweed: HYPERICUM fasciculatum 
Sapote, White: CASIMIROA edulis 
Sassafras: SASSAFRAS albidum 
Satureja, Winter: SATUREJA montana 
Scarlet Bush: HAMELIA patens 
Scholar Tree, Chinese: SOPHORA japonica 
Scuppernong: VITIS rotundifolia 
Senna, Bladder: COLUTEA arborescens 
Ringworm: CASSIA alata 
Sequoia, Giant: SEQUOIADENDRON giganteum 
Serviceberry, Downy: AMELANCHIER arborea 
Service Tree: SORBUS domestica 
Seven-sun Flower: HEPTACODIUM miconioides 
Shadbush, Allegheny: AMELANCHIER laevis 
Common: AMELANCHIER arborea 
Smooth: AMELANCHIER laevis 
Sheepberry: VIBURNUM lentago, 
VIBURNUM prunifolium 
Shrimp Plant: JUSTICIA brandegeana, 
J. californica 


Silk Tree: ALBIZIA julibrissin 
Silk Vine: PERIPLOCA graeca 
Silk-worm Tree: CUDRANIA tricuspidata 
Silver Vine: ACTINIDIA polygama 
Sissoo: DALBERGIA sissoo 
Skimmia, White-fruited: SKIMMIA japonica 
‘Fructo-albo’ 
Skyflower, Creeping: DURANTA repens 
Smoke Tree: COTINUS coggygria 
American: COTINUS obovatus 
Snailseed, Laurel-leaf: COCCULUS laurifolius 
Snowball, Chinese: VIBURNUM macrocephalum 
f. macrocephalum 
Common: VIBURNUM opulus ‘Roseum’ 
European: VIBURNUM opulus ‘Roseum’ 
Japanese: VIBURNUM plicatum f. plicatum 
Snowbell, American: STYRAX americanus 
Bigleaf: STYRAX grandifolius 
Fragrant: STYRAX obassia 
Japanese: STYRAX japonicus 
Texas: STYRAX platanifolius 
Snowbrush Ceanothus: CEANOTHUS velutinus 
Snowbush: BREYNIA disticha 
Snow-wreath: NEVIUSIA alabamensis 
Soapberry, Chinese: SAPINDUS mukorossi 
Florida: SAPINDUS marginatus 
Texas: SAPINDUS drummondii 
Sorrel Tree: OXYDENDRUM arboreum 
Sourwood: OXYDENDRUM arboreum 
Southern Plume: ELLIOTTIA racemosa 
Southernwood: ARTEMESIA abrotanum 
Spanish Bayonet: YUCCA aloifolia ‘Marginata’ 
Spanish Dagger: YUCCA gloriosa 
Sparkleberry: VACCINIUM arboreum 
Spindle Tree, European: EUONYMUS europaeus 
Japanese: EUONYMUS japonicus 
Winged: EUONYMUS alatus 
Winterberry: EUONYMUS bungeanus 
Spindlebush, Wintercreeper: EUONYMUS fortunei 
Spirea, Japanese: SPIRAEA japonica 
Reeves: SPIRAEA cantoniensis 
Vanhoutte: SPIRAEA <vanhouttei 
Willowleaf: SPIRAEA salicifolia 
Spruce, Alcock’s: PICEA alcoquiana 
Black: PICEA mariana ‘Doumetii’ 
Colorado: PICEA pungens 
Colorado Blue: PICEA pungens f. glauca 
Dragon: PICEA asperata 
Dwarf Alberta: PICEA glauca ‘Conica’ 
Norway: PICEA abies 
Oriental: PICEA orientalis 
Serbian: PICEA omorika 
Tiger-tail: PICEA torano 
White: PICEA glauca 
Spurge, Allegheny: PACHYSANDRA procumbens 
Japanese: PACHYSANDRA terminalis 
Spurge-olive: CNEORUM tricoccon 
Staggerbush: LYONIA mariana 
Stewartia, Japanese: STEWARTIA pseudocamellia 
Stranvaesia, Chinese: STRANVAESIA davidiana 
Yellow-fruited Chinese: STRANVAESIA davidiana 
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Strawberry Bush: EUONYMUS americanus 
Strawberry Tree: ARBUTUS unedo 
Sugarberry: CELTIS laevigata 
Sumac, Fragrant: RHUS aromatica 
Shining: RHUS copallina 
Smooth: RHUS glabra 
Staghorn: RHUS typhina 
Winged: RHUS copallina 
Summersweet, Japanese: CLETHRA barbinervis 
Pink: CLETHRA alnifolia ‘Rosea’ 
Woolly: CLETHRA tomentosa 
Supplejack, Alabama: BERCHEMIA scandens 
Japanese: BERCHEMIA racemosa 
Sweetbells: LEUCOTHOE racemosa 
Sweet Box, Fragrant: SARCOCOCCA ruscifolia 
Sweetfern: COMPTONIA peregrina 
Sweetshrub: CALYCANTHUS floridus 
Sycamore, American: PLATANUS occidentalis 
Tallow Tree, Chinese: SAPIUM sebiferum 
Tangerine: CITRUS reticulata 
Tara Vine: ACTINIDIA arguta 
Tarflower: BEFARIA racemosa 
Tea, New Jersey: CEANOTHUS americanus 
Tea Berry: GAULTHERIA procumbens 
Tea Plant: CAMELLIA sinensis 
Tea Tree, New Zealand: LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 
Thimbleberry: RUBUS odoratus 
Thorn, Jerusalem: PARKINSONIA aculeata 
Washington: CRATAEGUS phaenopyrum 
Thyme, Common: THYMUS vulgaris 
Tipu Tree: TIPUANA tipu 
Titi: CLIFTONIA monophylla, CYRILLA racemiflora 
Tobacco, Tree: NICOTIANA glauca 
Toona, Chinese: TOONA sinensis 
Torchwood, Texas: AMYRIS texana 
Torreya, Florida: TORREYA taxifolia 
Japanese: TORREYA nucifera 
Tree-of-heaven: AILANTHUS altissima 
Trumpet-creeper: CAMPSIS radicans 
Chinese: CAMPSIS grandiflora 
Trumpet Vine: CAMPSIS radicans 
Argentine: CLYTOSTOMA callistegioides 
Blue: THUNBERGIA grandiflora 
Tubeflower: CLERODENDRUM indicum 
Tulip Tree: LIRIODENDRON tulipifera 
Chinese: LIRIODENDRON chinense 
Tung-oil Tree: ALEURITES fordii 
Tupelo, Ogeechee: NYSSA ogeche 
Turk’s Cap: MALVAVISCUS arboreus 
var. drummondii, M. arboreus 
var. penduliflorus 
Turk’s Turban: CLERODENDRUM indicum 
Varnish Tree: TOXICODENDRON vernicifluum 
Vase Vine: CLEMATIS viorna 
Verbena, Lemon: ALOYSIA gratissima 
Viburnum, Birch-leaved: VIBURNUM betulifolium 
Buddleja-leaved: VIBURNUM buddleifolium 
Burkwood’s: VIBURNUM x burkwoodii 
Cinnamon-leaved: VIBURNUM cinnamomifolium 
Double-file: VIBURNUM plicatum f. tomentosum 
Japanese: VIBURNUM japonicum 
Korean-spice: VIBURNUM carlesii 


Leatherleaf: VIBURNUM rhytidophyllum 
Linden: VIBURNUM dilatatum 
Manchurian: VIBURNUM burejaeticum 
Maple-leaved: VIBURNUM acerifolium 
Philippine: VIBURNUM luzonicum 
Round-leaved double-file: VIBURNUM plicatum 
var. rotundifolium 
Sweet: VIBURNUM odoratissimum 
Tea-leaved: VIBURNUM setigerum 
Tree: VIBURNUM sieboldii 
Walter's: VIBURNUM obovatum 
Withe-rod: VIBURNUM cassinoides 
Yeddo: VIBURNUM bitchiuense 
Virgin’s Bower: CLEMATIS terniflora 
Walnut, Arizona: JUGLANS major 
Black: JUGLANS nigra 
English: JUGLANS regia 
Japanese: JUGLANS ailantifolia var. cordiformis 
Persian: JUGLANS regia 
Water-pine, Chinese: GLYPTOSTROBUS lineatus 
Waxberry: MYRICA cerifera 
Wax-myrtle: MYRICA cerifera, M. heterophylla 
Dwarf: MYRICA pusilla 
Wayfaring Tree: VIBURNUM lantana 
White Wicky: KALMIA cuneata 
Willow, Basket: SALIX purpurea 
Black: SALIX nigra 
Contorted Hankow: SALIX babylonica ‘Tortuosa’ 
Desert: CHILOPSIS linearis 
Goat: SALIX caprea 
Gray: SALIX cinerea 
Niobe: SALIX < blanda 
Virginia: ITEA virginica 
Weeping: SALIX babylonica 
White: SALIX alba 
Wingnut, Chinese: PTEROCARYA stenoptera 
Three-wing: TRIPTERYGIUM regelii 
Winter Hazel, Buttercup: CORYLOPSIS pauciflora 
Chinese: CORYLOPSIS sinensis var. sinensis 
Fragrant: CORYLOPSIS glabrescens 
Winterberry: ILEX verticillata 
Ambiguous: ILEX ambigua 
Japanese: ILEX serrata 
Smooth: ILEX laevigata 
Yellow-berried: ILEX verticillata f. chrysocarpa 
Yellow-fruited Japanese: ILEX serrata ‘Leucocarpa 
Wintergreen: GAULTHERIA procumbens 
Wintersweet: CHIMONANTHUS praecox 
Wire Vine, Matbrush: MUEHLENBECKIA axillaris 
Wisteria, American: WISTERIA frutescens 
Chinese: WISTERIA sinensis 
Japanese: WISTERIA floribunda 
Witch Hazel, Common: HAMAMELIS virginiana 
Chinese: HAMAMELIS mollis 
Wood-vamp: DECUMARIA barbara 
Woodbine: PARTHENOCISSUS quinquefolia 
Yaupon: ILEX vomitoria 
Mexican: ILEX vomitoria var. chiapiensis 
Pendulous: ILEX vomitoria f. pendula 
Yellowhorn: XANTHOCERAS sorbifolium 
Yellowroot, Shrub: XANTHORHIZA simplicissima 
Yellow-wood: CLADRASTIS kentukea, 
SYMPLOCOS tinctoria 


Yerba Maté: ILEX paraguariensis 
Yesterday-today-tomorrow: BRUNFELSIA australis 
Yew, Canadian: TAXUS canadensis 
English: TAXUS baccata 
Florida: TAXUS floridana 
Golden: TAXUS baccata ‘Aurea’ 
Japanese: TAXUS cuspidata 
Plum: CEPHALOTAXUS harringtonia 
Yulan: MAGNOLIA denudata 
Zelkova, Caucasian: ZELKOVA carpinifolia 
Japanese: ZELKOVA serrata 


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