Mesterházy Zsolt & al.
Conifer Treasury
of New Zealand & Australia 1.0
Handbook of Pacific Breeders
Az újzélandi és ausztrál fenyők
kincsestára 1.0
Fenyőnemesítők kézikönyve
Chief Editorial Board
Mesterházy Zsolt HUN
Noeline & Greg Sampson NZL
Leo Koelwyn AUS
Budapest – New Plymouth - Monbulk
2010
Mesterházy Zsolt és társai
Az újzélandi és ausztrál fenyők
kincsestára 1.0
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Conifer Treasury of New Zealand &
Australia 1.0
Handbook of Pacific Conifer Breeders
Írta és szerkesztette
Mesterházy Zsolt HUN
Noeline & Greg Sampson NZL
Leo Koelwyn AUS
Budapest – New Plymouth - Monbulk
2010
ABIES Miller 1766 PINACEAE
Abies - Jegenyefenyő - Fir
Abies Miller 1766 – Pinaceae - Jegenyefenyők - Firs
ACTINOSTROBUS Miguel & Lehmann 1845 CUPRESSACEAE
Actinostrobus - Kenguruboróka - Kangaroo Juniper
Actinostrobus Miquel 1845 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
ACUMINATUS 1862 W-AUS
Parl. Kr
Actinostrobus acuminatus Parl 1862 - Kenguruboróka - Kangaroo juniper
ARENARIUS 1964 W-AUS
C. Gardn. Kr
Actinostrobus arenarius C. Gardn. 1964 – Gyöngy kenguruboróka –
Pearl kangaroo juniper
A. pyramidalis var. arenarius /Gardn./ Silba 1984
PYRAMIDALIS 1845 W-AUS
Mig. & Lehm. Kr
Actinostrobus pyramidalis Miq. & Lehm. 1845 – Oszlopos
kenguruboróka – Columnar kangaroo juniper
var. ARENARIUS /C. Gardn./ Silba 1984
A. arenarius C. Gardn.
Glauca 1972 NZL
AGATHIS Salisb. 1807 ARAUCARIACEAE
Synonymy:
Dammara (Rumph.) Lambert 1822
Salisburyodendron A. V. Bobrov et
Melikyan 2006 GD
Agathis - Kaurifenyő - Kauripine
Agathis Salisb. 1807 - Araucariaceae – Délfenyőfélék – South Pines
Agathis
rendszertan - Agathis Taxonomy
ATROPURPUREA 1878 AUS
B. Hyland DG
Agathis atropurpurea B. Hyland 1878 - Bíbor kaurifenyő – Purple
Kauri pine
AUSTRALIS 1840 NZL
/D. Don/Salisb. Kr DG
Agathis australis (D. Don) Salisbury 1840 - Ausztrál kaurifenyő –
Australian Kauri
Dammara australis Lamb. 1824
BORNEENSIS 1900 BOR MAL SUM
Warb. DG
A. beccari Warb. 1900
A. endertii Meijer Drees 1940
A. latifolia Meier Drees 1940
A. macrostachys Warb. 1900
A. rhomboidalis Warb.
BROWNII 1933 NCA
/Lemaire/Bailey KeI
Agathis brownii (Lemaire) Bailey 1933 - Újkaledóniai kaurifenyő –
New Caledonian Kauri
CORBASSONII 1969 NCA
de Laubf. KeI GD
Agathis corbassonii de Labenfels 1969 - Corbasson kaurifenyő –
Corbasson Kauri
DAMMARA 1826 MAL PNA
/Lamb./A. C. Rich. Kr DG
Agathis dammara (Lamb.) A. C. Rich. 1826 - Dammara kaurifenyő –
Dammara Kauri
ENDERTII 1940 BOR
/Meyer Drees/Whitmore 1980 ex GD
de Laubf. 1979 & Silba 1984
FLAVESCENS 1914 MAL
/Ridley/Silba 1984 KeI Kr
Agathis flavescens (Ridley 1914) Silba 1984 - Maléziai kaurifenyő –
Malesian Kauri
A. dammara ssp.--./Ridley/Whitmore1980
KINABULUENSIS 1979
de Laubf. KeI
Agathis kinabaluensis de Laubenfels 1979 - Kinabalu kaurifenyő –
Kinabalu Kauri
LABILLARDIERI 1900 NGU
Warb. Kr
Agathis labillardieri Warb. 1900 - Nyugat-újgíneai kauri – Western New
Guinean Kauri
LANCEOLATA 1900 NCA
/Pancher/Warb. DG
Agathis lanceolata (Pancher) Warb. 1900 - Széleslevelű kaurifenyő –
Broadleaf Kauri
A. moorei /Lindl./Mast 1892
LENTICULA 1979
/de Laubf. 1979/Whitmore 1980
Agathis lenticula (de Laubenfels 1979) Whitmore 1980 - Tengilan
kaurifenyő – Tengilan Kauri
MACROPHYLLA 1892 PNA NHE SOL
/Lindl./Mast. Kr DG
Agathis macrophylla (Lindl.) Mast. 1892 - Nagylevelű kaurifenyő –
Bigleaf Kauri
A. longifolia Warb. 1900
A. obtusa Mast. 1892 non Morrison
A. vitiensis Bentham & Hook. 1880
MICROSTACHYS 1916 AUS QU
Bailey & White Kr DG
Agathis microstachys Bailey
& White 1916 - Bikakauri - Bull or Atherton kauri
MOOREI 1892 NCA
/Lindl./Mast. Kr DG
Agathis moorei (Lindl.) Mast. 1892 - Moore kaurifenyő – Moore Kauri
MONTANA 1969
de Laubf. KeI
Agathis montana de Laubenfels 1969 - Hegyi kaurifenyő – Mountain Kauri
ORBICULA 1979
de Laubf. KeI
Agathis orbicula de Laubenfels 1979 - Borneói kaurifenyő – Borneo
Kauri
OVATA 1900 S-NCA
/Vieillard/Warb. Kr DG
Agathis ovata (Vieillard) Warb. 1900 – Hegyi kaurifenyő – Mountain
Scrab Kauri
A. hypoleuca /Henk. & Hochst./Warb.
PALMERSTONII 1891 AUS QU
Muell. Kr
Agathis palmerstonii Muell. 1891 - Palmerston kaurifenyő – Palmerston
Kauri
PHILIPPINENSIS /Warb./Whitmore 1980
/A. DAMMARA/
Agathis philippinensis Warb. 1900 – Indonéz kauri – Indonesian Kauri
ROBUSTA 1883 AUS QU
/Moore ex F. Muell./Bailey Kr DG
Agathis robusta (Moore ex F. Muell) Bailey 1883 - Queenslandi
kaurifenyő – Queensland Kauri
A. palmerstonii /Muell./Bailey 1891
ssp. NESOPHILA Whitmore 1980
ssp. ROBUSTA /Muell./Bailey 1883
SILBAE 1987 VAN
de
Laubf. KeI
Agathis silbae de Laubenfels 1987 - Silba kaurifenyő – Silba Kauri
SPATHULATA 1984
de Laubf. KeI
Agathis spathulata de Laubenfels 1988 – Kelet-újgíneai kauri – Eastern New Guinean Kauri
A. robusta ssp. nesophila Whitm. 1980
SPINULOSA 1900
Warb. KeI
VITIENSIS 1880 FIJ
/Seem/Drake Kr
Agathis
vitiensis (Seem) Drake 1880 - Fidzsi kaurifenyő – Fiji Kauri
ARAUCARIA Jussieu 1789 ARAUCARIACEAE
Araucaria – Délfenyő – Southpine
Araucaria Jussieu 1789 - Araucariaceae – Délfenyőfélék - Southpines
Délfenyők - Southpines
ANGUSTIFOLIA 1893 S-BRA ARG
/Bertolini/Kuntze Kr
Araucaria angustifolia (Bertolini) Kuntze 1893 - Parana délfenyő – Parana southpine
A. brasiliana Rich. 1842
A. chilensis /Lamarck/Mirb. 1825
A. lindleyana Hort.
var.
ELEGANS /A. ANGUSTIFOLIA Elegans/
Elegans Lawson 1852
A. angustifolia var. elegans /Laws./Bailey 1933
A. brasiliensis var. elegans Laws.
A. brasiliana var. gracilis Carr.
Ridolfiana Gord. 1858
A. ribbiana Hort.
Saviana Parl. 1868
A. angustifolia var. saviana /Parl./ Dall. & Jacks.
A. brasiliensis var. saviana /Parl./Parl.
A. saviniana Parl. 1861
ANITENSE 1845 NHE
Moore
ARAUCANA 1873 CHI SW-ARG
/Molina/K. Koch Kr
Araucaria araucana (Molina) K. Koch 1873 - Csílei délfenyő – Chilean southpine
BALANSAE 1868 NCA
Brongn. & Griseb. Kr
A. subulata Vieillard 1861
BECCARI 1900 NGU
Warb. Kr
A. cunninghamii var. papuana Leuterbach 1913
BERNIERI 1949 NCA
Buchholz Kr
Araucaria bernieri Buchholz 1949 - Bernier délfenyő – Bernier southpine
BIDWILLII 1843 AUS QU
Hook. Kr SS
Araucaria
bidwillii Hook. 1843 - Bunya bunya délfenyő – Bunya bunya southpine
A. bidwilliana Hort. ex Vilmorin 1895
BIRAMULATA 1949 NCA
Buchholz Kr
Araucaria biramulata Buchholz 1949 - Biramula délfenyő – Biramule southpine
COLUMNARIS 1952 NCA PNA
/Forster/Hook. Kr
Araucaria columnaris (Forster) Hook. 1952 – Karcsú v. korall délfenyő – Narrow southpine
A. cookii R. Br. ex Endl. 1841
A. intermedia R. Br. ex Vieillard 1861
CUNNINGHAMII 1827 AUS NGU
Sweet. Kr
Araucaria cunninghamii Sweet 1827 - Moreton öböli délfenyő – Hoop
southpine
Glauca /Antoine/Endl. 1847
Araucaria cunninghamii var. glauca
1840 Loddiges Nurs. GBR of seed from Moreton Bay
A. cunninghamii var. glauca /Antoine/Endl. 1847
A. glauca Lodd. ex Aut. 1840
Araucaria cunninghamii var. glauca - from Monte Cecilia NZL (an old Monastery in Auckland) It is not Araucaria heterophylla but is similar in habit & size for its age. One of the oldest Araucaria in Auckland. During the Symposium this tree was visited during a day tour and the general consensus was that it is a form of Araucaria cunninghamia - a very distinct form with a glaucus bloom on young seedlings. This theory has now been confirmed. A very large tree in time. Zone 9. Female cones forming at pollination time with last years cone developing in lower left corner (background)as shown in 3rd photo. 2nd photo are Male catkins maturing. Cedar Lodge text.
DIOICA 1944 BRA ARG
/Nell./Stellf.
A. angustifolia /Bert./Kuntze 1893
HETEROPHYLLA 1952 NORF
/Salisb./Franco Kr
A. excelsa /Lamb./R. Br. 1813
HUMBOLDTENSIS 1949 NCA
Buchholz Kr
Araucaria humboldtensis Buchholz 1949 - Humboldt délfenyő – Humboldt southpine
HUNSTEINII 1899 NE-NGU
Schum. & Hollr. DG
Araucaria hunsteinii Schum. & Hollr. 1899 - Klinki délfenyő – Klinki southpine
A.
schumanniana Warb.
KLINKII 1913 NE-NGU
Lauterbach ex Engler Kr
A. hunsteinii Schum. & Hollr. 1899
A. schumanniana Warb. 1900
LAUBENFELSII 1968 NCA
Corbasson KeI
Araucaria laubenfelsii Corbasson 1968 - De Laubenfels délfenyő – De Laubenfels southpine
LUXURIANS 1970 NCA
/Brongn. & Griseb./de Laubf. ex Gaussen Kr
A. cookii var. luxurians Brongn. & Griseb.
MONTANA 1871 NCA
Brongn. & Griseb. Kr
Araucaria montana Brongn. & Griseb. 1871 - Újkaledóniai hegyi délfenyő – Mountain southpine
MUELLERI 1871 NCA
/Carr./Brongn. & Griseb. Kr
Araucaria muelleri (Carr.) Brongn. & Griseb. 1871 - Müller délfenyő - Müller southpine
NEMOROSA 1969 NCA
de Laubf.
Araucaria nemorosa de Laubenfels 1969 - Újkaledóniai fövenydélfenyő – Port Boise southpine
RULEI 1861 NCA
Muell. ex Lindl. Kr
Araucaria rulei Muell. ex Lindl 1861 - Pókháló délfenyő – Spider
southpine
Elegans Nichols. 1884 GBR
Goldieana /Moore/Mast. 1892 GBR
Intermedia Dall. & Jacks. 1923
A. rulei var. intermedia Dall. & Jacks. 1923
Polymorpha /Carr. 1866/Bailey 1900 FRA
SCHMIDII 1969 NCA
de Laubf.
Araucaria schmidii de Laubenfels 1986 – Schmid délfenyő – Schmid southpine
SCOPULORUM 1969 NCA
de Laubf.
Araucaria scopulorum de Laubenfels 1969 - Újkaledóniai szikladélfenyő – Rock southpine
ATHROTAXIS D. Don 1839 TAXODIACEAE
Athrotaxis – Taszmánfenyő – Tasmanian cypresspine
Athrotaxis D. Don 1841 - Taxodiaceae – Óriásfenyőfélék - Giant Cypresses
CUPRESSOIDES 1839 W-TAS
D. Don Kr
Athrotaxis cupressoides D. Don 1839 - Ciprusképű Taszmánfenyő - Cypress-like Tasman pine
A. imbricata Carr. 1867
Cunninghamia cupressoides Zucc.
DONIANA 1865 TAS
Henk. & Hochst.
LAXIFOLIA X 1843 W-TAS
Hook. Kr
Athrotaxis x laxifolia Hook. 1843 - Lazaágú Taszmánfenyő - Intermediate Tasman pine
A. doniana Henk. & Hochst. 1865
A. cupressoides x A.selaginoides
SELAGINOIDES 1839 W-TAS
D. Don Kr
A. alpina Hort.
AUSTROTAXUS Compton 1922 TAXACEAE
Austrotaxus – Kaledóntiszafa – Caledonian yew
Austrotaxus Compton 1922 – Taxaceae – Tiszafafélék - Yews
SPICATA 1922 C-, NE-NCA
Compton Kr DG
Austrotaxus spicata Compton 1922 - Kaledóntiszafa - Caledonian yew
CALLITRIS Ventenat 1808 CUPRESSACEAE
/FRENELA/
Callitris - Kenguruciprus- - Kangaroocypress
Callitris Ventenat 1808 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
BAILEYI 1923 AUS SE-QU NE-NSW
C. T. White Kr
Callitris baileyi C. White 1923 – Bailey kenguruciprus – Bailey kangaroocypress
CANESCENS 1959 W-AUS
/Parl./Blake Kr
Callitris canescens (Parl.) S.T. Blake 1959 – Borzas kenguruciprus – Scrubby kangaroocypress
COLUMELLARIS 1866 AUS
Muell. Kr
Callitris columellaris F. Muell. 1866 – Bribie-szigeti kenguruciprus – Bribie Island kangaroocypress
var. CAMPESTRIS Silba 1984
var. COLUMELLARIS The type of the species
var. INTRATROPICA /Baker/Silba 1984 AUS
DRUMMONDII 1882 W-AUS
/Parl./Benth. & Hook. Kr
Callitris
drummondii /Parl./ Benth. & Hook. 1882 – Törpe kenguruciprus – Dwarf
kangaroocypress
ENDLICHERI 1883 E-AUS
/Parl./Bailey Kr
Callitris endlicheri (Parl.) Bailey 1883 – Fekete kenguruciprus – Black kangaroocypress
GLAUCOPHYLLA 1986 AUS
J. Thompson & L. A. S. Johnst. DG KeI
Callitris glaucophylla Thompson & Johnson 1986 – Fehér kenguruciprus – White kangaroocypress
MACLEYANA 1860 AUS NC - QU
/Muell./Muell. Kr
C. parlatorei Muell.
MONTICOLA 1956 AUS SE-QU - NE-NSW
Gard. Kr
Callitris monticola J. Garden 1956 – Acélos kenguruciprus – Steelhead kangaroocypress
MUELLERI 1882 AUS NSW
/Parl./Muell. Kr
NEO-CALEDONICA 1914 NCA
Duemmer Kr
Callitris
neocaledonica Dümmer 1914 – Újkaledóniai kenguruciprus – New Caledonian
kangaroocypress
C. sulcata var. alpina Compton 1922
OBLONGA 1826 TAS
A. & L. C. Rich.
Callitris oblonga A. Rich. & L. C. Rich. 1826 – Taszmán kenguruciprus – Tasman kangaroocypress
Callitris oblonga - Taszmán kenguruciprus - Tasman kangaroocypress
C. gunnii Hook f.
PREISSII 1845 AUS
Miq. ex Lehman Kr
Callitris preissii Miq. ex Lehmann 1845 – Murray kenguruciprus – Slender kangaroocypress
C. australis Sweet
ssp. MURRAYENSIS /Gard./Silba 1984 S-AUS
ssp. PREISSII Miq. S-AUS
C. gracilis Baker
C. robusta /A. Cunn. ex Parl./Bailey
C. popinqua R. Br. ex Endl.
ssp. VERRUCOSA /A. Cunn. ex Endl./Gard. S-AUS
C. verrucosa /A. Cunn. ex Endl./F. J. Muell.
RHOMBOIDEA AUS NZL
R. Br. ex A. & L. C. Rich. Kr
Callitris rhomboidea R. Brown ex A. Rich. & Rich. – Parti kenguruciprus – Dune kangaroocypress
C. cupressiformis Muell.
C. tasmanica /Benth./Baker & H. G. Smith
Glauca Hort.
ROBUSTA W-AUS
R. Br. ex Mirb.
ROEI W-AUS
/Endl./Muell. Kr
C. ventenati R. Br. & Miq.
SULCATA NCA
/Parl./Schlecht. Kr
Callitris sulcata /Parl./ Schlecht. 1906 – Comboui kenguruciprus – Comboui kangaroocypress
var.
ALPINA Compton
1922
/C.
NEO-CALEDONICA/
CALOCEDRUS Kurz 1873 CUPRESSACEAE
/LIBOCEDRUS/
/HEYDERIA/
Calocedrus – Gyantásciprus – Resinouscypress
Calocedrus Kurz 1843 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
DECURRENS 1853 USA OR - CA NE
/Torrey/Florin Kr
Calocedrus decurrens (Torrey) Florin 1853 - Kaliforniai gyantásciprus
– Resinouscypress
Calocedrus decurrens Edwin Smits Nursery, Volkel
HOL
Berrima Gold 1986 AUS
Claude Crowe in Berrima Bridge Nurs. AUS
Calocedrus decurrens ‘Berrima Gold’
1987 Hillier & Son into GBR
Kenwith Nurs., Bideford GBR
Calocedrus decurrens ‘Berrima Gold’
Edwin Smits Nursery, Volkel HOL
Nana Dall. & Jacks. 1923
Ornamental Conifers NZL
CEDRUS Trew 1757 PINACEAE
Cedrus – Cédrus – Cedar
Cedrus Trew 1755 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék - Cedar
ATLANTICA 1844 MOR ALG
/Endl./Manetti ex Carr. Kr
Cedrus atlantica (Endlicher) Manetti ex Carr. 1844 - Atlaszcédrus -
Atlas cedar
Glauca Aurea 1992 NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Distinctly
different from ‘Aurea’. Not quite as bright a yellow. Does not suffer from ‘sun
burn’. Planted in full sun has a yellow dusting over the blue foliage.
Mount Saint Catherina Don Teese 1985
1977 P. Taverna, Crafers S-AUS
Cedrus atlantica ‘Mt. Saint Catherine’
P. Taverna Nurs. S-AUS
Silver Dust L. Sampson 1988
Ian Gordon NZL
St. Catherina /Mount St. Catherina/
Taverna Welch 1992
1977 P. Taverna, Crafers AUS
DEODARA 1831 HIM NEP AFG
/D. Don/G. Don Kr
Cedrus deodara (D. Don) G. Don 1831 - Himalájai cédrus - Himalaya
cedar
Bewley’s Variegated 1991 Bill Bewley, Warrimo AUS
Lime Glow Arnold Arboretum, 1980
Kenwith Nurs., Bideford GBR
Lime
green foliage. A ‘witches broom’ of outstanding value. Low grafted plant; a
feature in any garden. Great in rockery. A dwarf or slow growing dense weeper.
Mountain Beauty P. C. Nitschke 1989
Gordon Wilton in the Blue Mountains AUS
Cedrus deodara ‘Mountain Beauty’
1985 Milton Nurs, Wentworth Falls AUS
A neat, spreading, compact, bushy form suitable for the
home garden. Cedar Lodge text.
Mylor Don Teese 1985
wild found as a broom at Mylor AUS
Drue Wholesale Nurs., Berry AUS
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Blue
grey. Arching & Spreading. Pruning can encourage unusual shape. Approx. 1.5
mtrs wide x
/Warrakilla/
Okawa Hort. NZL
2004 Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
A
graceful slightly pendulous growth habit makes a fine well furnished pyramidal
Golden ornamental.
Raywood’s Contorted Don Teese 1985
1978 Quinton Wollaston, Raywood Nurs. AUS
Cedrus deodara ‘Raywood’s Contorted’
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Cedrus deodara ‘Raywood’s Contorted’
Raywood’s Prostrate Dwarf
Hort. 1990 TAS
Cedrus deodara ‘Raywood’s Prostrate’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Quite
vigorous for a ground cover type plant. Needles quite blue. Spreading and
arching.
Samson 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cedrus deodara ‘Samson’
- No need to stake this one, it will make
its own trunk. Previously called Cedrus deodara ‘Pendula’. Once
established is very fast growing with a very strong central leader.
Scott Don Teese 1985
1977 P. Taverna AUS
Drue Wholesale Nurs. Berry AUS
A rounded bush with a golden sheen. No further information available at the moment. Cedar Lodge text.
Vink’s Golden 1985 TAS
Cedrus deodara ‘Vink’s Golden’
Ron Radford, Cedar Lodge Nurs. TAS
A
form of golden deodara superior to ‘Aurea’. Pyramidal shape, more compact and
slower in growth than Cedrus deodara ‘Aurea’.
Photographed in our nursery/garden. A lovely subject in any medium to large
garden away from strong prevailing winds.
Warrakilla 1987 AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
/Mylor/
Waverley Ridge Don Teese 1985
1979 P. Taverna, Crafers AUS
Cedrus deodara ‘Warvely Ridge’ (misspelled name)
P.C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cedrus
deodara ‘Waverley Ridge’ - This plant has short needles and tight
foliage. All branches compact and gracefully arching. Blue-grey colour.
Wicky’s Delight 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cedrus
deodara ‘Wicky’s Delight’ - This tree discovered in a batch of
seedlings planted out to beautify farmland. Its beauty has been realised and so
will be eventually described in more detail and be available to the public.
LIBANI 1823 LEB TUR
A. Richards Kr
Cedrus libani A. Richards 1823 - Libanoni cédrus - Lebanon cedar
Gold Tip 1990 AUS
Hedgehog 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Found
at Cedar Lodge amongst seedlings. Blue grey in colour. Great ornamental for any
small garden. A slow, low growing mound - compact bun. Quite different.
Katere 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring OR USA
Kina 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Another
selected form found and developed at Cedar Lodge from same seed batch as Cedrus
libani ‘Hedgehog’. A very desirable garden or rockery
gem. Slow growing. A low & more spreading mound than Cedrus libani ‘Hedgehog’.
CHAMAECYPARIS Spach 1842 CUPRESSACEAE
Chamaecyparis – Hamisciprus – Falsecypress
Chamaecyparis Spach 1841 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
LAWSONIANA 1854 USA SW-OR - NW-CA
/Murray/Parl. Kr
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (Murray) Parl. 1854 - Oregoni hamisciprus -
Oregon false cypress
Argentea Compacta 1970
South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
Argentea Waterer 1864 GBR
Armstrongii NZL
Blue Mountain Nurs. Tapanui NZL
Kristick Nurs.,PA into the USA
Barker 1970 NZL
South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
Barry’s Bright NZL
Roly Barry in South Taranaki Nurs. Hawera NZL
Barry’s Gold Savill Garden GBR
Barry’s Silver 1990 NZL
Roly Barry in South Taranaki Nurs. Hawera NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Barry’s Silver’
A mutation of /Silver Queen/
Barry’s White NZL /Barry’s Silver/
B.D. Edginton NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis
lawsoniana ‘B.D. Edginton’ - Rich golden yellow. An upright, compact
specimen. Old variety. Does not burn. Pyramidal.
Blue Gem N. R. Barry 1970
1961 Roly Barry, South Taranaki Nurs. Hawera NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis
lawsoniana ‘Blue Gem’ - A lovely blue form of ‘Ellwoodii’.
Upright, compact, tidy bush. Needs very good drainage.
Cedar Lodge text.
Chingii 1949 Millichamp & Sons Nurs.,Ashburton NZL
1963 Davies & Duncan Nurs., NZL
Duchy of Cornwall Nurs., in GBR
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis
lawsoniana ‘Chingii’ - Another good old variety. Yellow. Upright
growth. Compact, pyramidal.
Dalrimple 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Dalrimple’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
This tree originated on N.Z.’s State Highway 1 on Dalrimple’s property. Due to highway re-alignment the tree was destroyed. When this was noticeably imminent Mr. Ron Gordon took cuttings and grew his own as he felt it was spectacular enough to be saved. In due coarse we will have this for sale. Cedar Lodge text.
Duncanii R. E. Harrison 1959
1953 Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Duncanii’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Fine
bluish-green thread-like foliage. Shaped like a bun.1 metre high x
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Duncanii’
Edwin Smits Nursery, Volkel HOL
B. D. Edginton 1963 NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., NZL
Fairfield Gold 1970 South Taranaki Nurs. Hawera NZL
Fleckellwood C. R. Harrison 1975
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Flekellwood’
1965 South Taranaki Nurs.,Hawera NZL
Hull Farm Nurs., GBR
/Flecklewood/
Fletcher’s Sunburst Hughes, Blue Mountain Nurs., Tapanui NZL
Fletcher’s White den Ouden 1965 NZL
/Fletcheri Variegata/
Gillingham 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana
‘Gillingham’ - A very blue lawson found in
the Gisborne area. Habit more weeping than most of its type. Very weeping tall
column.
Gold Splash C. R.Harrison 1975
Barry Blackman, Te Kuifi NZL
Kenwith Nurs., Bideford into GBR
Green Globe C. R. Harrison 1975
1950 Palmers Nurs., Glen Eden NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Green Globe’
South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
Chamaecyparis
lawsoniana ‘Green Globe’
A
real ‘mini’. A rich, deep green, dense conifer. One of the most compact
globular dwarfs. Best on a dry, well drained site.
Hollard’s Gold 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Hollard’s Gold’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
(Formerly
Cham. law. ‘Darleyensis’) Nice yellow colour
without burning. Has graceful weeping branching with clusters of blue cones in
autumn. Conical shape.
Hughesii Hughes 1939
1930 Stan Hughes, Blue Mountain Nurs.,Tapanui NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana
‘Hughesii’ - A N.Z .introduction from the
South Island. Quite different from the usual colour. Green flecked with white
giving a silver hew with a blue cast on reverse side. Holds its colour all
year. Pyramidal.
Imbiricata Pendula R. E. Harrison 1959
R. E. Harrison Nurs., Palmerston NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Imbricata Pendula’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Foliage
hangs down approximately
Jones Duncan & Davies 1972
J. N. Anderson, Napier NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Bright
yellow. Suitable for shady or semi shady place as well as full sun as it holds
colour well. Upright pyramidal habit.
Juvenalis Stricta C. R. Harrison 1975
1930 at Rotorua NZL
Chamaeycparis lawsoniana ‘Juvenalis Stricta’
Retinospora leptoclada
Minima Aurea Erecta NZL
South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
good rockery or pebble garden shrub. Avoid drying out when young. Needs free
draining soil. Conical dwarf.
Reefton 1972 NZL
a tree in Reefton NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Snow Flurry C. R. Harrison 1975
South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
Kenwith Nurs., Bideford GBR
Southern Gold Duncan & Davies 1972
Ken Burns, Timaru NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Southern Gold’ ?
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Slow
growing, lemon colour. Looks best in semi or dappled to almost full shade. Does
not like salt wind. Pyramidal.
Waitomo Barry Blackman Nurs., Te Kuiti NZL
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Waitomo’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
NZL cultivar derived from a sport on Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Duncanii’.
Significant white splashes throughout the plant. Slower in growth than parent
plant. Ideal for shady or semi shady places. Will also grow in full sun. A
round ball.
Wallis Gold Duncan & Davies 1972
Wallis Nurs., Dunedin NZL
Warenga 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana seedling selection. A wonderful lime green colour in
semi shade. Do not plant in full sun as it will burn. Early morning sun or late
afternoon sun only, permanent dappled shade or full but light shade will give a
lovely colour. Conical shape.
OBTUSA 1847 JPN
/Sieb. & Zucc./Endl. Kr
Chamaecyparis obtusa (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endl. 1847 - Hinoki hamisciprus - Hinoki false cypress
Brigitt Sampson 1990
Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
coralliformis sport found at Cedar Lodge Nurseries. Similar in growth habit and
shape. Deep green with flat fasciated pieces developing on many parts of plant.
Slower growing than parent. Slightly flattened ball.
Brigitt’s Beehive Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Brigitt’s Beehive’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
This
plant, also found at our Nursery is a neat form of the above. The shape is that
of a true beehive with the same deep green flat fasciated pieces of foliage.
Very slow growing.
Chicane 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Plain
green sport from Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Albovariegata’.
Very impressive dark green. Wonderful curled foliage typical of the obtusa
family i.e. ‘Tempelhof’. This plant has real character in that it twists and
turns in various ways. Great for a Japanese garden or for Bonsai. It is quite
fast growing and unlike any other obtusa we are growing. Informal and
irregular.
Chileab 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Chileab’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new addition to our collection. Selected from a batch of seedlings. A very
distinct slow growing dwarf with small layered, tufted clusters of bright green
foliage. Ideal for miniature gardens.
Confucius 1984 NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Confucius’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Iseli Nurs., OR into the USA
A
compliment to any garden. Informal, compact bush. Has the typical curled
foliage of the obtusa family with impressive golden yellow colour. Approx.
Fern Gold 1990 AUS
Yamina Rare Plants Nurs., Monbulk AUS
Fernspray Gold C. R. Harrison 1975
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Fernspray Gold’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
1990 Foxborough Nurs. into the USA
Bright yellow foliage with shape reminiscent of a fern frond.
Text: ACS database
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Fernspray Gold’
Gold Lace Cedar Lodge Nurs. NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Gold Lace’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring OR USA
A
sport from Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Youngii’. Found at Cedar Lodge Nursery. Very
attractive bright gold dwarf shrub. Foliage swirls open lacey pattern. Needs
full sun for best yellow colour.
Hannah 2000 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2000 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new addition to our collection, selected from a batch of seedlings. ‘Hannah’ is
a small, distinct bush with green foliage held in tight clusters all of which
are weeping at the tips.
Hillock D. & N. Sampson 1991
Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Hillock’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Parent,
an obtusa seedling. One of the tightest obtusa dwarf cultivars we have seen. A
very odd shaped compact plant.
Kojolco Hiba Welch 1979
Hort. NZL
Lenny Star 2000 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Lenny’ Star’
2000 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new addition to our collection, selected from a batch of seedlings. ‘Lenny’s
Star’ is a very dwarf Golden Hinoki Cypress of upright habit. Full sun brings
out the colour in the compact irregular tufted foliage. This lovely Conifer
would be ideal for the narrow border garden.
Marble Mountain 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Marble Mountain’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new addition to our collection, selected from a batch of seedlings. ‘Marble
Mountain’ is a very narrow upright form of the Dwarf Hinoki Cypress. Has the
typical rounded obtuse foliage with a lovely dark green colour. An ideal
companion plant in a narrow border for Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Lenny’s
Star’.
Mariesii Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Mariesii’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
very attractive slow growing bush. Will develop into a conical bush with milk
white variegation in the foliage. Variegation turning yellowish in winter.
Looks great in sun or shade.
Raraflora USA
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Whorled
branchlets of lovely dark green, upright habit, with character and charm.
Sunspray 1992 Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Sunspray’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Very
attractive upright, informal pyramidal habit. Bright creamy golden swirled
sprays. Similar to Cham. obtusa ‘Confucious’
but seems to be slower growing.
Takaka 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new addition to our collection, selected from a batch of seedlings. A most
unusual slow growing bush. Very small tufted clusters of bright green foliage.
PISIFERA 1847 JPN
/Sieb. & Zucc./Endl. Kr
Chamaecyparis pisifera (Sieb. & Zucc.) Endlicher 1847 – Szavára hamisciprus – Sawara false cypress
Boulevard Dwarf J. Emery 1989 AUS
Boulevard Variegata 1986 NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Evening Glow 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
sport from Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Squarrosa Dumosa’. Delicate lacy foliage.
Greenish lemon in summer deepening to a lovely ‘evening glow’ gold during the
colder weather. Forms a small pyramid. Needs full sun all year for best colour.
Ideal for the smaller garden or rockery.
Gold
Globe Hort.
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
very tight ground hugging bun. Very yellow, intensifying with winter cold.
Provide plenty of water in the first two establishment years.
Golden Chimes 1984 NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Iceberg David & Noeline Sampson 1991, Cedar Lodge Nurs., NZL
Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Iceberg’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
salt wind hardy shrub showing white tipping on bluish green foliage. Does not
sun burn.
Mace AUS
1989 Yamina Nurs., Monbulk AUS
Milton Park 1989 AUS
Drue Wholesale Nurs., Berry AUS
Nana Combination 1989 AUS /Milton Park/
Nana Gold Globe 1992 NZL
Plumosa Riverlea Riverlea Nursery, Wanganui NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A plant from the nursery by the same name at Wanganui.
Foliage an attractive open lace-like frond. Good yellow colour. Growth rate
similar to ‘Rogersii’. Conical,
Te Kuiti 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Sport
from Chamaecyparis
pisifera ‘Nana
Aureovariegata’. This plant has a small white fleck in it. Growth rate
the same as parent plant.
True Blue NZL
Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘True Blue’
Stanley
& Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring OR USA
THYOIDES 1888 S-E-USA
/L./B. S. & P. Kr
Chamaecyparis thyoides (Linnaeus) B. S. & P. 1888 – Mocsári hamisciprus – Atlantic false cypress
CRYPTOMERIA D. Don 1841 TAXODIACEAE
Cryptomeria – Japán ciprus – Sugi cypresspine
Cryptomeria D. Don 1841 - Taxodiaceae – Óriásfenyőfélék - Giant Cypresses
FORTUNEI 1853 CHN
Hooibr. ex Otto & Dietr. KeI
/C. JAPONICA var. SINENSIS/
JAPONICA 1842 JPN CHN
D. Don Kr
Cryptomeria japonica D. Don 1842 - Japánciprus v. szugifenyő - Japanese cypresspine
Antique Gold 1988 NZL
A
selection that has soft juvenile foliage. This cultivar is yellowish green in
summer and a most unusual burnished ‘antique’ gold in winter. Stands all
extremes of growing conditions but especially high rainfall areas that are well
drained. Dislikes salt laden winds. Quick growing.
Atawhai Cedar Logde Nurs. NZL
Cryptomeria
japonica ‘Atawhai’
Stanley
& Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Another
unusual seedlings found by Cedar Lodge locally in 1989. Dark green irregular
fine foliage forming a clustered loose pyramidal plant. Similar to Cryptomeria
japonica ‘Bandai sugi’ but much finer branching.
Beaumont Dwarf NZL 1972
1972 R. Blackman, Te Kaiti NZL
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Beaumonts’
1984 Wansdyke Nurs., Devizes GBR
Cambridge Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Very similar to Cryptomeria japonica ’Egmont’ but
smaller- slower growing with a narrow upright growth habit. Used as a shelter
or hedging tree or a medium to large specimen. 10 year height approximately
Egmont Cedar Logde Nurs. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
This form was selected for its outstanding qualities. The plant showed exceptional form, branching, vigor and hardiness. Cedar Lodge text.
Elegans Aurea R. E. Harrison 1959
1935 Duncan & Davies Ltd. NZL
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Elegans Aurea’
Elegans Gracilis 1937 Kemp’s Nurs. NZL
Elegans Plumosa R. E. Harrison 1959 NZL
Gorse
A very unusual seedling that resembles gorse. A pale yellowish
-
green. Quite prickly - a collectors item.
wide in 10 years in our Nursery/Garden. (Cedar Lodge text)
Haggo 1991 NZL
Attractively
coloured lightly purple and green during summer and turning metallic
bronze/purple during winter. Can be trimmed to shape and required size. Lovely
upright cone.
Lemonade 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Lemonade’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new selection by Cedar Lodge. A large specimen tree of typical Cryptomeria
japonica form. It is distinguished by pale lemon foliage. The colour is
enhanced with colder temperatures i.e. brilliant winter colour. Quick growing.
Plumosa NZL
1953 Duncan & Davies Nurs., NZL
Pouakai 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Stanley
& Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR to USA
A
smaller growing clone of Japanese Cedar found by Cedar Lodge and deemed
commendable as a medium growth rate plant. Bushy habit, round top with only a
slight colour change in winter. An ideal garden specimen or hedge. Stands all
extremes of growing conditions-especially good in high rainfall areas that are
well drained. Oval shape.
Tokonui 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A very very tall tree with very pendulous branches. This tree is very narrow for its height. We are trialling it now and in time it may prove excellent as a narrow shelter belt - trimming being unnecessary. Stands all extremes of growing conditions but especially good in high rainfall areas that are well drained. Cedar Lodge text.
CUNNINGHAMIA R. Br. ex Rich. 1826 TAXODIACEAE
Cunninghamia – Csodafenyő – Wonder cypresspine
Cunninghamia R. Br. ex Rich. 1826 - Taxodiaceae – Óriásfenyőfélék – Giant Cypresses
KONISHII 1908 TWN
Hayata Kr
Cunninghamia konishii Hayata 1908 - Tajvani csodafenyő – Formosan wonderpine
C. kawakamii Hayata
Coolwijn’s Compact 2002 Gordon Haddow GBR
Cunninghamia konishii ‘Koelyn Dwarf’
Cunninghamia
konishii ‘Coolwyn Compact’
/Coolwin’s Dwarf/
/Koolwyn’s Dwarf/
Little
Leo 2002 Gordon Haddow GBR
Cunninghamia konishii ‘Little Leo’
CUPRESSOCYPARIS X Dall. 1977 CUPRESSACEAE
Cupressocyparis x – Leyland ciprus – Leyland semicypress
Cupressocyparis x - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
ARILOSA /Hort. NZL/Welch 1993 WCC
Crop Res. Div. Lincoln NZL as clone No. 850/329
Cupressus arizonica x Xanthocyparis
nootkatensis
LEYLANDII 1938 GBR
/Dall. & Jacks./Dall. Kr
1911 J. M. Naylor in Leighton Hall, Welshpool GBR
Cupressocyparis x leylandii (Dall. & Jacks.) Dall. 1977. - Leyland félciprus - Leyland semicypress
Rua 1960 NZL
Miss Pat Bates, Ruakura NZL
Cupressocyparis leylandii x ’Rua’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cupressocyparis
leylandii ‘Rua’ - (Cupressus macrocarpa x Chamaecyparis nootkatensis) -
A NZL raised cultivar. Typical leylandii form distinguished by it’s flattened
type leaf spray. If enough were propagated at any one time this cultivar could
be used as a shelter line also. Free draining situation necessary.
Silver Dust Hort. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cupressocyparis
leylandii ‘Silver Dust’ -
(syn. Gold Dust) (Cupressus macrocarpa x Chamaecyparis nootkatensis) -
A sport from ‘Leighton’s Green’.
Salt wind hardy tree of rapid growth rate. Creamy white colour in patches
throughout tree. Needs a free draining site.
Superl Hort.
NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cupressocyparis
leylandii ‘Superl’ - (Cupressus macrocarpa x Chamaecyparis
nootkatensis) x Cupressocyparis leylandii ’Superl’ is a hybrid
showing considerable promise in trials at F.R.I. Rangiora.
NOTABILIS X 1972 GBR
Mitchell Kr
Cupressocyparis x notabilis Mitchell 1972 – Leighton Hall félciprus – Leighton Hall semicypress
Cupressus glabra x Xanthocyparis nootkatensis
in Leighton Hall, Welshpool GBR
Arilosa 1948 Lindsay Prior, Canberra NZL
CUPRESSUS L. 1753 CUPRESSACEAE
Cupressus – Ciprus – Cypress
Cupressus Linneaus 1753 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
ARIZONICA 1882 USA TE - C-AR S-CA N-MEX
Greene Kr
Cupressus arizonica Greene 1882 - Arizonai ciprus - Arizona cypress
Angaston P. C. Nitschke 1989
Cupressus arizonica ‘Angaston’
Arctic 1984 NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Open
upright specimen. Growing tips white in spring and summer very attractive at
this time. Quite rapid growth.
Cupressus arizonica glabra ’Arctic’
/Artic/
Arthur Greene Adelaide Botanic Garden AUS
Aurea Kemp 1957
1956 J. Canny AUS
1957 Kemp’s Nurs., Aldgate AUS
Barncroft Nurs. into GBR
Blue Beauty 1992 NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
cultivar from South Island, New Zealand. A very good blue, very fast growing.
Could be used in quantity as shelter or as a single garden specimen. Graceful.
Conical.
Blue
Column Stanley
& Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Cupressus
arizonica montana ‘Blue Column’
Cupressus
arizonica var. montana Blue Column
Blue Ice 1984 NZL
Cupressus arizonica ‘Blue Ice’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Foxborough Nurs. into the USA
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
compact form. Very blue. Drought resistant. Will stand wind and is semi
coastal. Sometimes used as a shelter belt or screen. Broad cylinder.
Cupressus arizonica glabra ’Blue Ice’
Blue Pyramid 1972 Ken Burns, Timaru NZL
Cupressus arizonica ‘Blue Pyramid’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
1990 Foxborough Nurs. into the USA
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Blue-grey foliage, upright weeping habit. Will stand some
wind but not severe salt wind.
Cupressus arizonica glabra ’Blue Pyramid’
Blue Spire 1979 AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
1979 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Blue Streak Harrison 1975 NZL
Cupressus arizonica ‘Blue Streak’
Blue Streak J. Emery 1989 AUS
Cupressus arizonica ‘Blue Streak’
Leveys Nurs., Beaudesert AUS
Canny T. R. N. Lothian 1967
1956 J. Canny AUS
1967 Woods & Forest. Dept. Adelaide AUS
Caroline Sapphire The Int. Conifer Register 1987
Cupressus arizonica ‘Caroline Sapphire’
Dept. Forestry of Clemson University,
S-CR USA
Catt’s Dwarf J. Emery 1989
Graeme Catt in Catt’s Nurs., Carlingford AUS
Catt’s Nurs., Carlingford AUS
Chaparral J. Emery 1989
John Emery AUS
Cupressus arizonica ‘Chaparral’
1988 Drue Nurs., Berry AUS
Dinsdale 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
This
form is definitely different from Cup. glabra ‘Arctic’,
which it was named when purchased. It has fine foliage and an open weeping
habit.
Cupressus
arizonica glabra ‘Dinsdale’
Drue Blue J. Emery 1989
Drue Nurs., Berry AUS
Glauca 1950 AUS
in Canberra AUS
Golden Pyramid 1972 NZL
R. Levy, Brisbane NZL
Cupressus arizonica ‘Golden Pyramid’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cupressus
glabra ‘Gold Pyramid’ - Heavy foliage. Gold rather than yellow. Fast
growing. A very pleasant foliage form. An asset to any large garden. Wind and
salt wind hardy. Ovoid shape.
/Gold Pyramid/
Gray Lodge 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
very recent Cedar Lodge selection from a batch of seedlings. Grey-green dense
foliage. Formal, upright habit. Impressive measurements of
Cupressus arizonica glabra ‘Gray Lodge’
Greyangold J. Emery 1989
F. D. Catt Wholesale Nurs., Sydney AUS
Hodginsii E. E. Lord 1948
Hodgins Nurs., Essendon Melbourne AUS
/Hodgins/
Lemon Spire 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
tall narrow vertical accent tree. Branches haphazardly pointing horizontally,
carrying creamy gold colour maximized by the amount of sun available each day.
A wonderful tree for a back drop in a large gardens or would make a spectacular
screen or hedge.
Cupressus arizonica glabra ‘Lemon Spire’
Raywood Weeping J. Emery 1989
Quentin Woolaston AUS
Cupressus glabra ‘Raywoods Weeping’
Raywood Nurs., Delamere AUS
Silver Smoke 1984 NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Foxborough Nurs. into the USA
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Blue
grey, narrow to medium width, fast growing tree with open branch habit, tips
weeping. 3 -
Cupressus arizonica glabra ’Silver Smoke’
Summertown J. Emery 1989
Thomsons Nurs., Summertown AUS
CASHMERIANA 1867 TIB KAS
Royle ex Carr. Kr GD
Cupressus cashmeriana Royle ex Carr. 1867 - Kasmír ciprus - Kashmir cypress
Glauca NZL
Cupressus cashmeriana ‘Glauca’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
LUSITANICA 1768 C-AME MEX - HON
Mill. Kr
Cupressus lusitanica Mill. 1768 - Mexikói ciprus - Mexican cypress
Blue Swirl J. Emery 1989
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Cupressus lusitanica ‘Blue Swirl’
Cascade 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Very
blue weeping conifer, quite different to ‘Mangamahoe’ in shape and colour.
Irregular habit but quite beautiful. For large garden. This is not a solid tree
but has beautiful arching branch habit.
Geenty’s Choice 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A grey blue form chosen by plantsman, the late Mike Geenty
of Hamilton, New Zealand. Fast growing and very weeping.
Growth rate not known yet. Cedar Lodge text.
Mangamahoe 1992 Brian Rapley NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
very beautiful weeping form. Very fast growing. Does not stand salt wind. Needs
to be away from sea to show its best form.
Cupressus
lusitanica var. benthamii ‘Mangamahoe’
Mangatawhiri 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2010 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
We are still developing this conifer. Found in the remains of an old farm roadside shelter belt growing in an area in south Auckland named ‘Mangatawhiri’. It is an interesting dinosaur shaped tree looking like a giraffe with a neck and head. Weeping habit. We will be planting this out and watching its development for possible use in the trade. Cedar Lodge text.
Mossvale P. C. Nitschke 1987
1982 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS at Mossvale AUS
Torbay Cascade 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2010 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cupressus lusitanica ‘Torbay Cascade’ - A new selection found in New Plymouth. No description as yet. Cedar Lodge text.
MACROCARPA 1920 USA CA
Hartw. ex Gord. Kr
Cupressus macrocarpa Hartw. ex Gord. 1920 - Monterey ciprus - Monterey cypress
Antarctic 1984 NZL
E. B. Perrett, Taniba Nurs., Pukeatua NZL
Arctic 1984 NZL
E. B. Perrett, Taniba Nurs., Pukeatua NZL
Aurea 1972 AUS /Berrigold/ /Berri Strain/
Aurea Saligna E. E. Lord 1948 AUS
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
wonderful specimen tree but it must have plenty of room. Has long slender weeping branchlets
of golden yellow. Can grow up to
/Coneybearii Aurea/ /Saligna Aurea/
Barnham Gold GBR
Beaufront P. C. Nitschke 1989
1983 P.C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS in Midlands TAS
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Beaufront’
Berrigold 1972 AUS
1930’s at Dept. of Agric. Stat. Nurs., Berri AUS
Bower Bank Quentin Wollaston, Raywood Nurs., Delamere AUS
Brighton 1989 AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Brunniana /Brunniana Aurea/
Brunniana Aurea R. E. Harrison 1959
G. Brunnings & Sons Nurs., Ripponlea AUS
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth to NZL
Bright
yellow foliage especially on the sunny side. Not as wide as some other golden
macrocarpa. Excellent specimen or shelter tree. Can be trimmed. Care must be
taken not to trim back too hard. Will tolerate dry sites once established.
Upright conical, compact. Fast growing.
Brunnings Variegated 1989 AUS
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Brunnianna Variegated’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cascade D. & N. Sampson 1988
Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Cascade’
1988 Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Introduced
by Cedar Lodge in
Chandleri P. C. Nitschke 1989
Chandlers Nurs., Hobart TAS
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Chandleri’
Coneybearii Aurea Hazlewood 1933
1920’s Dr. Coneybear to Woolich Nurs., Olinda AUS
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Coneybearii Aurea’
Hazlewood Bros. Nurs., Epping AUS
Dudley 2001 Cedar Lodge Nurs. NZL
2001 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
sport found in New Zealand. Foliage much finer than all other golden
macrocarpa. In full sun in New Zealand this conifer is so yellow it gets burnt.
The ideal situation is to grow it in semi-shade where it is the most attractive
pale gold to bright yellow. Growth rate approx.
Erecta Aurea R. E. Harrison 1959
1950 Hazlewood Nurs., Sydney AUS
Evandale P. C. Nitschke 1983 AUS
Filipendula J. Emery 1989 AUS
Fine Gold 1972 NZL
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Finegold’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Gold Pillar NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth to NZL
Yellow.
A most desirable form for all but the smallest gardens. Stands salt wind. Can
be lightly trimmed. Very compact, oval shape, lovely yellow colour in full sun.
Gold Spread R. Barry 1973
AUS
South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
Hull Farm Nurs. in GBR
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth to NZL
An
excellent low spreading tree. Slightly hollow in centre with raised branches.
(No central leader). Stands wind and salt wind very well. Needs a lot of room.
Ideal for farm corners or parks. Broad flat topped tree.
Golden Halo 1984 NZL
D. J. Liddle, Waikanae NZL
Golden Pillar Welch 1979 GBR
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Golden Pillar’
G. Jackman Nurs., Woking GBR
Greenstead Emerald J. Emery 1989
Drue Wholesale Nurs., Berry AUS
Greenstead Magnifica AUS /Greenstead Magnificent/
Greenstead Magnificent Welch 1979
R. Hall AUS
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Greenstead Magnificent’
Newman & Sons Nurs., Tea Tree Gully AUS
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth to NZL
Low,
dense, wide spreading. Used as ground cover. Blue-grey colour. Very attractive
indeed. Slow growing.
Greenstead Magnificent Variegated
J. Emery 1989
Drue Wholesale Nurs., Berry AUS
Hagley 1983 AUS
Hatch’s Sport of Sulphur Tip
/Sulpur Cushion/
Hodginsii E. E. Lord 1948
1940 Hodgins Nurs., Essendom AUS
Horizontalis Brunning 1898
1873 Brunning’s Nurs., St. Kilda, Melbourne AUS
1898 Brunning’s Nurs., St. Kilda, AUS
Cupressus lambertiana Gord. horizontalis Brunning
Horizontalis Aurea Brunning 1898
1873 Brunning’s Nurs., St. Kilda, Melbourne AUS
1898 Brunning’s Nurs., St. Kilda, AUS
Hull Farm Nurs. in GBR
Golden
Monterey Cypress. Also known as Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Lambertiana Aurea’. An
excellent conifer for LARGE lawns, background planting or farm beautification.
Very salt wind hardy. A lovely bright yellow. Most sought after.
Horizontalis Aurea Hort. AUS
The plant without a leader takes an other habit.
Horizontalis Hodginsii R. E. Harrison 1959 AUS
/Hodginsii/
Lambertiana Lord 1948 AUS
/Horizontalis/
Lambertiana Aurea AUS /Horizontalis Aurea/
Mangalore 1986 AUS
MacLaren Vale P. C. Nitschke 1987
1982 P. C. Nitschke, in MacLaren Vale AUS
Mortlake 1986 AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Oteha 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2010 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
very narrow form of Cupressus macrocarpa found as a mutant sport on the parent
tree. Still under trial.
Pendula Aurea AUS
Ragamuffin 1993 AUS
1983 John Emery, Drue Wholesale Nurs. AUS
Drue Wholesale Nurs. AUS
Ross P. C. Nitschke 1989
1985 P. C. Nitschke & R. Radford at Ross TAS
Saligna Aurea AUS
Cupressus
macrocarpa ‘Saligna Aurea’
1991 Zwijnenburg Nurs. in HOL
/Aurea Saligna/ /Coneybearii Aurea/
Snowstorm NZL
South Road P. C. Nitschke 1989
1982 P. C. Nitschke in Adelaide AUS
Sunshine R. E. Harrison 1972
Harrison Nurs., Palmerston NZL
Mitsch Nurs. in the USA
Semi
weeping. Fast growing. Bright golden yellow all year round. Stands dry poor
soils like all of the previously mentioned macrocarpa. Tolerant of moderate
salt laden winds. A really nice large tree for garden or farm planting.
White Lightning J. Emery 1989 AUS
SEMPERVIRENS 1753 MED
L. Kr
Cupressus sempervirens Linnaeus 1753 - Európai valódi ciprus - European cypress
Gold Rocket NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Cupressus
sempervirens ‘Gold Rocket’ - Same as Cup. semp. ‘Swanes
Golden’ in all respects but a more intense pale gold at certain times
of the year. We have decided not to carry this line as it is too confusing -
most cannot distinguish this plant from Cup. semp. ‘Swanes
Golden’ .
Gracilis NZL
Hull Farm Nurs. in GBR
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Thread-like
foliage, fresh green colour. This form is often seen to be tied up with twine.
In its native habitat (dry climate) this would be unnecessary. We have found
that Cypress Canker is affecting the branches that fall out and the best way to
care for the tree is to cut out the affected branch at the base and spray the
tree with copper monthly. Tall, slender narrow and formal.
Karoonda J. Emery 1989
Quentin Wollaston, Raywood Nurs., Delamere AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Stricta Aurea R. E. Harrison 1959 NZL
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Stricta Aurea’
Hull Farm Nurs. in GBR
Swane’s Golden R. E. Harrison 1959
1944 Swane Bros. Nurs., Erarington, Sydney AUS
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Swane’s Golden’
1956 Swane Bros. Nurs., Sydney AUS
Hillier & Sons Nurs., Winchester in GBR
Golden
yellow. Holds some colour in shade. Likes dry, well drained sites. Does not
like extreme salt wind. Tall & slender.
/Swaine’s Gold/ /Swanes Gold/
Totem Cupressus sempervirens ‘Totem’
Cupressus
sempervirens ‘Totem’
Similar
to Cupressus sempervirens ‘Gracilis’ but foliage more course and a darker
green. As narrow as ‘Swanes’. Likes dry well drained conditions. Tall &
slender.
/Totem
Pole/
Totem Pole 1984 NZL
Trevor Davies & Cyril Watson, Eastwood Hill NZL
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Totem’
Hull Farm Nurs. in GBR
/Totem/
TORULOSA 1824 W-HIM CHN W-SE
D. Don Kr
Cupressus torulosa D. Don. 1824 - Himalájai ciprus - Himalaya cypress
C.
nepalensis Loud.
Arctic Green Levey 1972
1965 Vic Levey’s Nurs., Beaudesert AUS
1972 Vic Levey’s Nurs., Beaudesert AUS
Aurea NZL
Bruce Hago, Dawn Nurs., Te Atatu, Auckland NZL
Open
weeping yellow form. Very nice attractive tree. Has a delicate look about it.
Aurea Duncan & Davies
Lumsden in Northfield Gardens, Methven NZL
Aurea Hort. NZL
Battley’s Sampson 1992
Mr. Battley, NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
very good narrow form. Pale green. Attractive foliage. Slightly weeping. Fast
growing. Could be used as shelter with no trimming. Narrow, pyramidal habit.
This Conifer is becoming more and more popular. It is so versatile.
Dorlin Wild found in Carterton NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Found
in a Shelter Belt line grown from Seedlings on Macdonald’s Farm, Carterton.
This plant is a beautiful yellow - a very compact tree and will make a fine
garden specimen.
Fernside NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Attractive
lacy green cultivar obtained from South Island, New Zealand. Not hardy to
extreme salt wind.
Glauca NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
rare conifer with upright growth and weeping tips. Requires well-drained soil.
This tree looks similar to cashmeriana but is far more wind hardy. If one
cannot grow a nice Cupressus cashmeriana then this plant is worth while trying.
/Cashmeriana/
Gold Spangle Welch 1979
R. Barry, South Taranaki Nurs., Hawera NZL
Hill’s Golden John Emery in a private garden AUS
Pendula Glauca R. E. Harrison 1959 NZL
Silversplash J. Emery 1989 AUS
Tinty’s Pencil AUS
Yatton 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
An outstanding Cupressus torulosa planted in the early years of the development of Yatton Park in Tauranga. A large magnificent specimen. Other details available after some years growing in our garden. Cedar Lodge text.
DACRYCARPUS /Endl./de Laubf. 1969 PODOCARPACEAE
Dacrycarpus – Csuklyásciprus – Hooded cypress
Dacrycarpus (Endl.) de Laubenfels 1969 Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék – Stone Yews
DACRYDIOIDES 1969 N-NZL
/Rich./de Laubf. KeI
Dacrycarpus dacrydioides /Rich./de Laubf. 1969 – Kahikatea csuklyásciprus – Kahikatea hooded cypress
DACRYDIUM Solander ex Forster 1786 PODOCARPACEAE
Dacrydium – Fátyolfenyő – Veil stonecypress
Dacrydium Solander ex Forster 1786 - Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék – Stone Yews
BIDWILLII 1878 NZL
/Hook. f. ex Kirk./Quinn Kr
Dacrydium bidwillii (Hook. ex Kirk.) Quinn 1878
Halocarpus bidwillii
Copper Glow 1985 NZL
BIFORME 1903 NZL
/Hook./Pilg. Kr GD
Dacrydium biforme /Hook./Pilg. 1903 see: Halocarpus biformis /Hook./Quinn 1982
D. colensoi Kirk. non Hook.
Podocarpus biformis ? Hook.
Halocarpus biformis /Hook./Quinn 1982
COLENSOI 1843 NZL
Hook. Kr GD
Dacrydium colensoi Hook. 1843 - > Lagarostrobos colensoi
D. westlandicum Kirk. 1843
Lagarostrobos colensoi /Hook./ Quinn 1982
CUPRESSINUM 1786 NZL
Sol. ex Lambert KeI
Dacrydium cupressinum Sol. ex Lambert 1786 – Rimu fátyolfenyő – Rimu veil stonecypress
D. cupressiforme Carr. 1855
D. lobbii Hort.
Charisma 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Dacrydium cupressinum ‘Charisma’
A brand new bronzy golden wonder of Cedar Lodge. This is the first cultivar of the Rimu veil stonecypress (Dacrydium cupressinum). Description later.
FRANKLINII 1845 TAS
Hook. f. Kr GD
Dacrydium franklinii Hook. f. 1845 Huon Pine - > Lagarostrobos franklinii
D. huonensae Cunn. ex Carr. 1855
Lagarostobos
franklinii Hook. f.
Roosevelt 1990 AUS
TAS
INTERMEDIUM 1878 NZL
T. Kirk. Kr GD
Dacrydium intermedium T. Kirk. 1878 - > Lepidothamnus intermedius
Lepidothamnus intermedium T. Kirk
Gracilis 1972 NZL
Green Cascade Cedar Lodge Nurs. NZL
Stanley
& Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
KIRKII NZL
F. Muell. ex Parl. Kr GD
Halocarpus kirkii /F. Muell. ex Parl./Quinn 1982
Dacrydium kirkii F. Muell. ex Parl.
LAXIFOLIUM 1845 NZL
Hook. f. Kr GD
Dacrydium laxifolium Hook. f. 1845 - > Lepidothamnus laxifolius
Lepidothamnus laxifolius /Hook./Quinn 1982
Blue NZL /Blue Gem/
Blue Form NZL /Blue Gem/
Blue Gem Welch 1979
Otari Native Plant Museum, Wellington NZL
Blue Pygmy NZL /Blue Gem/
Green Cascade 1991 wild found by W. Brockie, NZL
Ray Mole, Otari Native Plant Museum, Well. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Lepidothamnus
laxifolius x intermedius ‘Green Cascade’
Formerly
Dacrydium laxifolium x intermedium ‘Green
Cascade’. Found at Arthur’s Pass N.Z. by W. Brockie of the Otari Plant
Museum. This plant is much more vigorous than the laxifolium species. Flat and
spreading.
Homers Tunnel 1970 GBR /Blue Gem/
DISELMA Hooker f. 1857 CUPRESSACEAE
Diselma – Taszmánboróka – Tasmanjuniper
Diselma Hooker. f. 1907 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
Diselma archeri Hook. 1910 – Közönséges taszmánboróka - Tasman cypress
ARCHERI 1910 TAS
Hook. Kr
FALCATIFOLIUM de Laubenfels 1969 PODOCARPACEAE
Falcatifolium – Sarlóstiszafa – Sickle yew
Falcatifolium de Laubenfels - Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék – Stone Yews
ANGUSTUM 1969 BOR
de Laubf. KeI
Falcatifolium angustum de Laubenfels 1969 - Borneói sarlóstiszafa – Borneo sickle yew
FALCIFORMIS 1969 FIJ BOR
/Parl./de Laubf. KeI
Falcatifolium falciformis (Parl.) de Laubenfels 1969 - Fidzsi sarlóstiszafa – Fiji sickle yew
Podocarpus falciformis Parl.
Nageia falciformis /Parl./Kuntze 1891
Dacrydium falciformis /Parl./Pilg. 1903
GRUEZOI 1984
de Laubf. KeI
Falcatifolium gruezoi de Laubenfels 1984
PAPUANUM 1969 NGU
de Laubf. KeI
Falcatifolium papuanum de Laubenfels 1969 - Pápua sarlóstiszafa – Papua sickle yew
TAXOIDES 1969 NCA
/Brongn. & Griseb./de Laubf. KeI
Falcatifolium taxoides /Brongn. & Griseb./ de Laubenfels 1969 – Sarlóstiszafa – Sickle yew
Nageia taxoides /Brongn.& Griseb./Kuntze
Podocarpus taxodioides var. gracilis Carr.
GINGKO Linnaeus 1771 GINGKOACEAE
Gingko - Páfrányfenyő – Gingko
Gingko Linnaeus 1771 - Gingkoaceae – Páfrányfenyőfélék
BILOBA 1771 CHN CE Tien Mu Shan
Linnaeus Kr
Gingko biloba Linnaeus 1771 - Páfrányfenyő - Gingko tree
Selected Form 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Ginkgo biloba - yet to
be named - Selected form. Brilliant yellow
autumn foliage - very narrow habit. Thrives in most soils and conditions. Rather
slow growing. Upright slender habit.
Snow Flake 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Ginkgo biloba ‘Snow Flake’ - A variegated form. Ideal for a shady or semi-shady spot. Production underway soon. No further information available yet. Cedar Lodge text.
HALOCARPUS Quinn 1982 PODOCARPACEAE
Halocarpus – Magköpenyboróka – Seedjuniper
Halocarpus Quinn 1982 Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék - Stone Yews
BIDWILLII 1982 NZL
/J. D. Hooker ex T. Kirk./Quinn KeI WCC
Dacrydium bidwillii Hooker ex T. Kirk 1878
Copper Glow 1985 NZL
Dacrydium bidwillii ‘Copper Glow’
Erecta 1972 NZL
J. W. Goodwin, New Plymouth NZL
Reclinata 1972 NZL
J. W. Goodwin, New Plymouth NZL
BIFORMIS 1982 NZL
/Hook./Quinn KeI WCC
Halocarpus biformis (Hook.) Quinn 1982 – Sárga magköpenyboróka – Yellow seedjuniper
Podocarpus biformis Hook.
Dacrydium biforme /W. J. Hooker/Pilg. 1905
KIRKII 1982 NZL
/Muell. ex Parl./Quinn KeI WCC
Halocarpus kirkii (Muell. ex Parl.) Quinn 1982 – Manoao magköpenyboróka – Manoao seedjuniper
Monoao. Not to be
confused with another native New Zealand podocarp, Manoao, or
with a New Zealand flowering shrub, manoao. Source
Dacrydium kirkii Muell. ex Parl.1869
JUNIPERUS Linnaeus 1753 CUPRESSACEAE
Juniperus - Boróka – Juniper
Juniperus Linnaeus 1753 - Cupressaceae – Borókafélék – Junipers – Cypresses - Junipers
Boróka képtár - Juniper Gallery of 19600 (2005) –
CHINENSIS 1771 CHN MON
L. Kr
Juniperus chinensis Linnaeus 1771 - Kínai boróka – Chinese juniper
* =
Juniperus media x cultivars
*Aorangi Gold 1993 NZL as a sport of /Mint Julep/
Found by Plantorama in South Canterbury NZL
2004 Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
*Dandelight N. M. Sampson 1989
1987 Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Juniperus media x ‘Dandelight’
1992 Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
A valuable Conifer proudly developed by Cedar Lodge and
released to the N. Z market autumn 1992. ‘Dandelight’ is very adaptable
and will perform well in any free draining position. Full sun or partial shade.
Bright lemon-yellow during spring and summer turning light golden in winter.
Compact, low spreading ground cover. Very hardy, including coastal winds.
*Evergold 1993 AUS
J. Emery, Drue Wholesale Nurs. AUS
Drue Wholesale Nurs. AUS
Greysport 1989 AUS
Ross Conifers, Terana AUS
Kuriwao Gold H. J. van de Laar 1984
Ross Stewart, Clinton, South Otago NZL
Juniperus chinensis ‘Kuriwao Gold’
Iseli Nurs. OR into the USA
Juniperus chinensis ‘Kuriwao Gold’
Juniperus media ‘Kuriwao Gold’ = Juniperus chinensis ‘Kuriwao Gold’
Kuriwao Mist NZL
Ross Stewart, Clinton, South Otago NZL
Kuriwao Sunbeam NZL
Ross Stewart, Clinton, South Otago NZL
Holden Clough Nurs. in the GBR
Shimpaku Gold NZL
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Silver Shower 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Juniperus
chinensis ‘Silver Shower’ - A variegated sport of ‘Spartan’.
Silver and green foliage. Upright and pyramidal. Not wind hardy. Plant in shade
or semi-shade.
*Tiverton Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth, NZL
1999 Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
A sport from Juniperus x media ‘Pfitzeriana
Glauca’ found in New Plymouth and proudly developed by Cedar Lodge. ‘Tiverton’
is very adaptable and will perform well in any free draining position. Full sun
or partial shade is desirable. Bright lemon-yellow during all seasons. Compact,
low spreading ground cover, ideally suited to the very small garden. Very
hardy. Released to the N.Z. market in 1999.
COMMUNIS 1753 CIR
L. Kr
Juniperus communis Linnaeus 1753 - Közönséges boróka - Common juniper
McKay’s Weeper Hort. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A grey-green semi ground cover. Too soon to give accurate
measurements but in 4 years this plant is
CONFERTA 1863 JPN SHL
Parl. Cz Kr
Juniperus conferta Parl. 1863 – Fövenyboróka – Japanese shore juniper
Emerald Ruffles 1991 Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Horrid
Mat 2004 Cedar Lodge
Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Horridus 1991 NZL
DEPPEANA 1840 SW-USA
Steud. Kr
Juniperus deppeana Steud. 1840 - Sivatagi boróka – Desert juniper
Conspicua Barbier 1909
Juniperus deppeana ‘Conspicua’
Ornamental Conifers NZL
HORIZONTALIS 1794 N-AME BC - NSC
Moench Kr
Juniperus horizontalis Moench. 1794 - Henye boróka – Prostrate juniper
Kaniere Gold Cedar
Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
Cedar Lodge
Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
Very
flat ground cover. Yellow turning deep gold in winter. Very slow
growing.
SCOPULORUM 1839 W-N-AME TE - OR - BC
Sargent Kr
Juniperus scopulorum Sargent 1839 - Sziklás-hegységi boróka - Rocky Mountains juniper
Blue Sabre 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Blue Sabre’
Another
very nice tall narrow blue column. Seems more suitable to N.Z. conditions.
Gold Flash NZL
Blackman NZL
Hilborn’s Silver Globe 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Juniperus scopulorum Hilborn’s Silver Globe
Slow
growing shrub. Blue in colour. Ideal for the smaller garden. Conical shape. 7 -
Laser Light 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Upright, erect, compact. Branchlets upward pointing. Colour
is Blue. A sport or mutation from Juniperus scopulorum ‘Moonglow’.
Found at Cedar Lodge Nurseries. Trialed for some years. Present plant is
SQUAMATA 1824 AFG - CHN - TWN
D. Don Kr
Juniperus squamata D. Don 1824 – Himalájai törpeboróka – Lying Himalaya juniper
Gold Flash 1986 NZL
Cedar Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
Ron 2009 Cedar Lodge Nursery, New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Juniperus squamata ‘Meyerii’
x recurva var. coxii ‘RON’- The
parent of ‘Ron’ occurred in private garden in South Island. Rather unusual
plants grown from the above seedling proved to be male and female. The two
plants, when introduced were not identified as either male or female positively
but were named by their growth rate. ‘Ron’ proved to be the smaller growing
plant and ‘Audrey’ a more vigorous plant of greater 10 year height. We decided
to stay with growing ‘Ron’.
Spence’s Silver 1992 NZL
Juniperus squamata ‘Spence’s Silver’
LAGAROSTROBOS Quinn 1982 PODOCARPACEAE
See also under DACRYDIUM, now MANOAO
Lagarostrobos - Magköpenyciprus – Manoao
Lagarostrobos Quinn 1982 - Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék - Stone Yews
COLENSOI 1982 NZL
/Hook./ Quinn KeI
Dacrydium colensoi Hook.
FRANKLINII 1982 TAS
/Hook./ Quinn KeI
Lagarostrobos franklinii (Hook.) Quinn 1982 - Taszmán magköpenyciprus – Manoao seedjuniper
Dacrydium franklinii Hook.
Pendulum Hort. DG
Lagarostrobos franklinii ‘Pendula’
LARIX Mill. 1754 PINACEAE
Larix – Vörösfenyő – Larch
Larix Miller 1754 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék - Pines
DECIDUA 1754 EUR KAR ALP
Mill. Kr Cz
Larix decidua Mill. 1754 - Európai vörösfenyő - European larch
Julian’s Weeper 1990 AUS
Larix decidua ‘Julian’s Weeper’
1982 Yamina Rare Plants Nurs., USA
Monbulk AUS
Larix decidua ‘Julian’s Weeper’ American Conifer Society
Little Bogle 1990 AUS
1990 Yamina Rare Plant Nurs. Monbulk AUS
Yamina Rare Plant Nurs. Monbulk AUS
Tumblin 2009 Cedar
Lodge Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
A chance seedling found at Cedar Lodge Nurseries
Wakanui 2009 Cedar Lodge
Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Larix decidua ‘Wakanui’
- A dwarf Larch found in New Zealand.
Description at a later date. Both our stock plants died. We will try to graft onto
more suitable stock. Cedar Lodge text.
New monotypic genus, earlier DACRYDIUM and
LAGAROSTROBOS
Manoao – Kiviciprus – Kiwicypress
Manoao (Hook.) Molloy 1995 - Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék - Stone Yews
COLENSOI 1995 NZL
/Hook. 1982/ Molloy KeI
Manoao colensoi (Hook.) Molloy 1995 - Újzélandi kiviciprus - New Zealand kiwicypress
METASEQUOIA Hu & Cheng 1948 TAXODIACEAE
Metasequoia – Kínai mamutfenyő – Chinese / Dawn redwood
Metasequoia Hu & Cheng 1948 - Taxodiaceae – Óriásfenyőfélék - Giant Cypresses
GLYPTOSTROBOIDES 1948 CHN E-SE W-HU
Miki ex Hu & Cheng Kr
Metasequoia glyptostroboides Miki ex Hu & Cheng 1948 Kínai mamutfenyő v. ősfenyő - Dawn redwood
Nitschke Cream AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
MICROCACHRYS Hook. 1845 PODOCARPACEAE
Microcachrys – Szederciprus – Blackberry cypress
Microcachrys Hooker 1845 - Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék - Stone Yews
TETRAGONA 1845 W-TAS
/W. S. Hooker/J. D. Hooker Kr
MICROSTROBOS Gard. & Johns. 1951 PODOCARPACEAE
Microstrobos – Törpeciprus – Dwarfcypress
Microstrobos Gard. & Johns. 1951 - Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék – Stone Yews
FITZGERALDII 1951 AUS NSW
/Muell./ Garden & Johnson Kr
NIPHOPHILUS 1951 TAS
Garden & Johnson Kr
Microstrobos niphophilus Garden & Johnson 1951 - Taszmán törpeciprus – Tasmanian dwarfcypress
PHYLLOCLADUS C. & A. Rich. PHYLLOCLADACEAE
Phyllocladus – Fodorkafenyő – Frillpine
Phyllocladus C. & A. Rich - Podocarpaceae – Kőtiszafafélék - Stone Yews
ALPINUS 1853 NZL
Hook. Kr
Phyllocladus alpinus Hook. 1853 - Havasi fodorkafenyő – Alpine frillpine
Ph. trichomanoides var. alpina Parl.
Phyllocladus trichomanoides var. alpinus
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus
Blue Haze Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus ‘Blue Haze’
Cockayne’s Blue N. Sampson 1992
1992 Omahanui Nurs. NZL
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus ‘Cockaynes Blue’
Silver Blades H. G. Hillier 1971
ASPLENIFOLIUS 1825 TAS
/Labill./Hook. Kr
Phyllocladus asplenifolius (Labill.) Hook. 1825 – Taszmán fodorkafenyő – Tasmanian frillpine
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus ‘Blue Haze’
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus ‘Cockaynes Blue’
Ph. rhomboidales L. C. & A. Rich.
Ph. billardieri Mirb.
Ph. serratifolius Nois. ex Carr.
GLAUCUS 1867 NZL
Carr. Kr
Phyllocladus glaucus Carr. 1867 - Hamvas fodorkafenyő – Blue frillpine
Ph. trichomanoides var. glaucus Parl.
HYPOPHYLLUS NGU BOR PHI INDO
Hook. Kr
Phyllocladus hypophyllus Hook. – Szundaföldi fodorkafenyő – Sundaland frillpine
Ph. prostratus /Warburg/Pilg.
Ph. major Pilg.
TOATOA 1996 NW-NZL
Molloy
Phyllocladus toatoa Molloy 1996 – Kékzeller fodorkafenyő – Blue celery frillpine
Ph. glauca Kirk 1869 non Carriere 1855 (Farjon 1998).
TRICHOMANOIDES NZL
D. Don KeI
Phyllocladus trichomanoides D. Don – Újzélandi fodorkafenyő – New Zealand frillpine
Ph. cunninghamii Hort.
Phyllocladus trichomanoides var. alpinus
Blue Haze Hort. AUS
Phyllocladus trichomanoides ‘Bleu Haze’
PICEA A. Dietrich 1824 PINACEAE
Picea – Luc – Spruce
Picea A. Dietrich 1824 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék - Pines
SMITHIANA 1884 W-HIM NEP AFG
/Wall./Boiss. Kr SS
Picea smithiana (Wall.) Boiss. 1884 - Himalájai hosszútűs luc - Himalayan long-leaved spruce
Ballarat 1993 AUS
1993 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
John Emery, Drue Wholesale Nurs., AUS
Skardu Cedar Lodge Nursery NZL
PINUS Linnaeus 1753 PINACEAE
Pinus – Erdeifenyő - Pine
Pinus Linnaeus 1753 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék - Pines
CANARIENSIS 1825 CNR
C. Smith ex DC. Pl. Kr P
Pinus canariensis C. Smith ex DC. Pl. 1825 - Kanári hosszútűs fenyő – Canary Island pine
Jericho 1993 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Pete’s Pygmy 1993 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Zulu 1993 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
HALEPENSIS 1768 POR - MED - ASM - AFG
Mill. Kr P
Pinus halepensis Mill. 1768 - Aleppófenyő - Aleppo pine
Kapunda 1979 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Cedar’s Lemon’ 1983 Cedar Lodge NZL
Pinus
halepensis ‘Cedar’s Lemon’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Found
in a batch of seedlings grown at our nursery in 1983. Lemon stripe on needles.
Colour stronger in a cooler climate. A very attractive pine that would be a
talking point in any garden. Conditions for growth same as the species. Salt
wind hardy. Approx.
MONTEZUMAE 1832 MEX GUA
Lamb. Kr PM
Pinus montezumae Lamb. 1832 - Azték v. Montezuma fenyő – Montezuma pine
Seedling 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A seedling mutation much like a bundle of long grass. 4 to 5 needles which are
MURICATA 1837 USA CA - NW-MEX
D. Don Kr PG P
Pinus muricata D. Don 1837 - Püspökfenyő - Bishop pine
Cappuccino 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
spectacular cultivar of the
Bishop Pine, discovered in a batch of blue muricata seedlings at our Nursery.
All the new season needle growth emerges a bright lemon-yellow. Best colour
displayed in the months of November-December, fading out quickly to the normal
grey blue of the ‘Blue Muricata’. Responds well to trimming which is desirable
to maintain shape and size so true beauty can be appreciated. Without trimming
would be
Matangi 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Another
selection by Cedar Lodge. This one chosen for the outstanding blue colour.
Growth rate same as Pinus muricata (Blue Strain). Cedar Lodge
text.
MUGO 1764 ALP BAL
Turra Kr P
Pinus mugo Turra 1764 - Törpe erdeifenyő – Dwarf alpine pine
Pincushion 1990 AUS
1990 Yamina Rare Plant Nurs., Monbulk AUS
Winter Sun 1990 AUS
1990 Yamina Rare Plant Nurs. Monbulk AUS
NIGRA 1785 S-, SW-,SE-EUR MED ASM UKR
Arnold Kr WCC
Pinus nigra Arnold 1785 - Feketefenyő - Black pine
Pinnacle 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
specially selected narrow form of Pinus nigra ssp. pallasiana
var. pyramidata - Crimean Pine. Native of Turkey.
Seeds of species taken from uniform stands in 1955 and introduced into
cultivation from West Germany. Similar to Cupressus sempervirens in shape. Well
worth planting for vertical accent in any garden. Windy hardy, narrow, an
excellent vertical accent tree.
PATULA 1831 C-, E-MEX
Schlecht. & Cham. Kr PM PG P
Pinus patula Schlecht. & Cham. 1831 – Leányhajfenyő – Mexican weeping pine
Cascade 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A new introduction to our Nursery - yet to be evaluated.
Cedar Lodge text.
Dragon Eye 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new introduction to our Nursery yet to be evaluated. Weeping gold needles make
this a handsome tree for any garden. Protect from wind. Approx. height
RADIATA 1836 USA CA MEX MOP
D. Don Kr PG P
Pinus radiata D. Don 1836 – Monterey fenyő – Monterey pine
Aurea Henry 1910 NZL
Wansdyke Nurs., Devizes into GBR
P. radiata var. aurea Adams
Pinus radiata ‘Aurea’ Edwin Smits Nursery, Volkel HOL
Cactus J. Emery 1989
1981 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Coleraine 1981 AUS
1981 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
El Dorado Arnold Arboretum 1988
Int. for Genetics, Placeville CA USA
Fluffy 1993 AUS
1993 P. C.Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Freeway P. C. Nitschke 1987
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS at Stirling as a
witch’s broom
Globe J. Emery 1989
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Drue Wholesale Nurs., AUS
Gold Nugget 1989 AUS
1989 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Golden Broom Hort. AUS
Goldie 1993 1993
P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Jacob’s Gem 1993 AUS
1993 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Marshwood G. Haddow 1990
Tauringature State Forest NZL
Kenwith Nurs., Bideford into GBR
Edwin Smits Nursery, Volkel HOL
Mortimer Bay J. Emery
1984 S. E. Hobart in TAS
Nitschke P. C. Nitschke 1987
wild found by P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS near
Littehampton S-AUS
Ross P. C. Nitschke 1987
1983 R. Radford & P. C. Nitschke wild in TAS
UCD Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Pinus
radiata var. cedronensis ‘UCD’
Variegated 1989 AUS
1989 P. C. Nitschke, Hahndorf AUS
Wee Willie 1993 AUS
Wilson’s
Creeper Stanley & Sons Nurs.
Inc. Boring, OR USA
PLATYCLADUS Spach 1842 CUPRESSACEAE
Platycladus – Keleti életfa – Eastern arborvitae
Platycladus Spach 1842 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
ORIENTALIS /L. 1753/Franco 1949 CHN JPN MAN KOR
/THUJA ORIENTALIS L. 1753/
Platycladus orientalis (Linnaeus 1753) Franco 1949 - Keletfa v. keleti életfa - Eastern arborvitae
Cedar Lodge 1989 Yamina Nurs. AUS
Flash 1993 Ferny Creek Nurs. Victoria AUS
Golden Ball Duncan & Davies 1984
Roly Barry in South Taranaki Nurs. NZL
Thuja orientalis ‘Golden Ball’
Bridgemere Nurs. GBR in GBR
Duncan & Davies Nurs. NZL in NZL
Green Cone 1985 Cedar Lodge Nurs. NZL
Aldridge Nurs. in USA
Laureli Laurels
Nurs. AUS
Morgan J. Emery 1989 AUS
Platycladus orientalis ‘Morgan’
Shirl’s Supreme J. Emery 1989 AUS
Spire 1987 NZL
Cedar Lodge Nurs. NZL
Wainiui Petite 1988 Bayley’s Nurs. NZL of /Beverleyensis/ seed
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Fine
pale lemon green foliage, turning much brighter in spring and summer. Dwarf egg
shaped plant.
Kaitake 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Platycladus orientalis ‘Kaitake’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
new Platycladus (Thuja) discovered by a staff member at Cedar Lodge. Beautiful
pyramidal shape. Foliage bright yellow in sun, lime green in shade. Foliage
held in compact upright planes. This conifer looks to have great promise in
adding to the range for average size garden plants.
PODOCARPUS L’Herit. ex Pers. 1807 PODOCARPACEAE
Podocarpus – Kőtiszafa – Stone-yew
Podocarpus L Herit. ex Pers. 1807 – Podocarpaceae - Stone Yews
Kőtiszafa képtár - Stone yew gallery
Podocarpus rendszertan – Podocarpus taxonomy
ACUTIFOLIUS 1873 NZL
Kirk Kr
Podocarpus acutifolius Kirk. 1873 - Újzélandi árlevelű kőtiszafa – New Zealand needle stone yew
ALPINUS 1825 SW-AUS TAS
R. Br. ex Mirb. Kr
Podocarpus alpinus R. Br. ex Mirb. 1825 - Ausztrál alpi kőtiszafa – Australian alpine stone yew
Blue Gem Lincluden Nurs. GBR
Bluey Lincluden Nurs. GBR
Country Park Fire Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Podocarpus
alpinus ‘County Park Fire’
Red Tip Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
AMARUS AUS SUM JAW PHI
Bl. Kr
Podocarpus amarus Bl. > Sundacarpus amarus (Blume) C.N. Page 1989
CUNNINGHAMII 1844
Colenso
DACRYDIOIDES 1862 NZL
A. Rich. Kr
Dacrycarpus dacrydioides /A. Rich./de Laubf.
DISPERMUS 1933 AUS QU
White Kr GD
Podocarpus
dispermus C.T. White 1933 – Kajewski kőtiszafa – Kajewski stone yew
DROUYNIANUS 1864 W-AUS
Muell. Kr GD
Podocarpus drouynianus F. Muell. 1864 – Warren törpekőtiszafa – Warren dwarf stone yew
ELATUS E-AUS
R. Br. ex Mirb. Kr GD
Podocarpus elatus R. Br. ex Mirb. – Barna kőtiszafa – Brown stone yew
FERRUGINEUS 1832 NZL
G. Benn. ex D. Don. Kr
Podocarpus ferrugineus G. Benn ex D. Don 1832 – Miro kőtiszafa – Miro stone yew
Prumnopitys ferruginea /D. Don/ de Laubf. 1978
Golden Dwarf Merlin Rooted Cuttings GBR
HALLII Kirk 1889 NZL Kr GD
/P. CUNNINGHAMII/
Podocarpus hallii Kirk 1889 – Hall totara kőtiszafa – Hall’s totara stone yew
P. totara var. hallii /Kirk./Pilg.
Aureus 1974 GBR
Pendulus G. Hutchins, Country Park Nurs., Hornchurch GBR
Roro G. Hutchins 1993
G. Hutchins, Country Park Nurs., Hornchurch GBR
LADEI 1905 AUS
Bailey Kr
Prumnopitys ladei /Bailey/de Laubf. 1978
LAWRENCEI 1845 SE-AUS
Hook. f. ex Hook. WCC GD
Podocarpus lawrencei Hook. f. 1845 - Ausztrál-alpi kőtiszafa – Australian alpine stone yew
P. alpinus R. Br.
P. alpinus R. Br. ex Mirbel (Harden 1990)
P.
acutifolius (Silba 1986).
Basionym for
Podocarpus alpinus var. lawrencei (J. D. Hook.) J. D. Hook.
Alpine Lass G. Hutchins 1991 GBR
Blue Gem van Klaveren 1983 TAS
Podocarpus lawrencei ‘Blue Gem’
Bluey 2004 Holden
Clough Nurs., Clitheroe GBR
Purple King 1990 NZL
Podocarpus lawrencei ‘Purple King’
Red Tip Hort. NZL
Podocarpus lawrencei ‘Red Tip’
LAWRENCEI X ACUTIFOLIUS WCC
Autumn Shades G. Hutchins 1993
G. Hutchins, Country Park Nurs., Hornchurch GBR
LAWRENCEI X NIVALIS G. Hutchins WCC
Blaze G. Hutchins 1993
G. Hutchins, Country Park Nurs., Hornchurch GBR
/Flame/ ?
Podocarpus lawrencei x nivalis ‘Blaze’
Podocarpus x ‘Blaze’ (P. lawrencei x P. nivalis)
Edwin Smits Nursery, Volkel HOL
Podocarpus lawrencei x P. nivalis ‘Blaze’
Country Park Fire G. Hutchins 1993
G. Hutchins, Country Park Nurs., Hornchurch GBR
Spring Sunshine G. Hutchins 1993
G. Hutchins, Country Park Nurs., Hornchurch GBR
Young Rusty G. Hutchins 1993
G. Hutchins, Country Park Nurs., Hornchurch GBR
NIVALIS 1843 NZL
Hook. Kr WCC GD
Podocarpus nivalis Hook. 1843 - Újzélandi havasi kőtiszafa – Alpine totara
P. montanus Col. 1895
P. montanus Colenso 1895 non Britton 1889
P.
nivalis var. erectus Cockayne 1916 (Farjon 1998).
var. ERECTUS Cockayne 1916 NZL
Aureus 1971 GBR
Esveld Nurs., Boskoop into HOL
Birch View 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus x nivalis
- From Birch View, South Island, New Zealand. Mid green.
Bronze Welch 1966 NZL
Clarence G. Hutchins 1993
Erecta Cockayne GBR in NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus x nivalis ‘Erecta’
- An upright form found in N.Z. by
Cockayne. Bun shaped when growing in shade.
Green Queen G. Hutchins 1993
1977 at Lake Tennyson NZL
Jack’s Pass Welch 1979
1977 Campana Nurs., at Jack’s Pass NZL
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Jack’s Pass’
Kilworth Cream Hort. NZL
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Kilworth Cream’
Kralingen Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Podocarpus
nivalis ‘Kralingen’
Little Lady G. Hutchins 1991
G. Hutchins on Mt. Princess NZL
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Little Lady’
Livingstone G. Hutchins 1993
1985 of Livingstone Range NZL
Lodestone G. Hutchins 1993
1990 on Mt. Arthur NZL
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Lode Stone’
Maori Prince Hort. NZL
Podocarpus nivalis x ‘Maori Prince’
Moffatt G. Hutchins 1993
NZL
Mt. Hutt 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus nivalis
‘Mt. Hutt’ - From an area bearing same name in the South Island of New
Zealand.
Otari Harrison 1975
Otari Native Plant Museum, Wellington NZL
Park Cover G. Hutchins 1993
1981 of Mt. Southey NZL
Pink Tip Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
Princess G. Hutchins 1993
1981 of Mt. Princess NZL
Prostrate NZL
1981 of Mt. Southey
Rockery
Gem Stanley & Sons Nurs.
Inc. Boring, OR USA
Ruapehu G. Hutchins 1993
1990 of Mt. Ruapehu NZL
Trompenburg
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Trompenburg’
PSEUDOBRACTEATUS 1980 NGU
De Laubf. GD
Podocarpus
pseudobracteatus de Laubenfels 1980 – Kaip kőtiszafa – Kaip stone yew
P. archboldii var. crassiramosus
N. E. Gray 1958 GD
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus pseudobracteatus - Collected from the wild in New Guinea approx.
RUMPHII 1947 MOL BOR NGU SOL TWA
Bl. Kr GD
Podocarpus rumphii Blume 1947 – Hengchun kőtiszafa – Hengchun stone yew
Nageia rumphii (Blume) Kuntze
P. koordersii Pilger ex Koord. & Valeton
P. philippinensis Foxworthy 1911 (de Laubenfels 1985).
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus
rumphii - Rumphius Podoberry. Native of New Guinea, Borneo, Moluccas
& other Islands, near sea level. Small or medium size tree. Seeds
germinated and grown for 2 years without frost protection in our nursery. New
growth deep brick red.
SPICATUS 1825 NZL
R. Br. ex Mirb. Kr
Podocarpus spicatus R. Br. ex Mirb. 1825
SPINULOSUS 1810 AUS NSW
/Smith/R. Brown. Kr GD
Podocarpus spinulosus (Smith) R. Brown 1810 – Kékhegyi kőtiszafa – Blue Mountain stone yew
P. excelsa Lodd.
P. pungens D. Don
Taxus spinulosa Smith (Gray 1958, de Laubenfels 1985)
Syn: Podocarpus pungens D. Don
Podocarpus bidwillii Endl. (Silba 1986)
Podocarpus
ensifolia R. Br. ex Carrière (de Laubenfels 1985)
TOTARA 1832 NZL
G. Benn. ex D. Don Kr GD
Podocarpus totara G. Benn. ex D. Don 1832 - Keskenylevelű maori kőtiszafa - Maori totara
P. bidwillii Hoibrenk in Endl.
P. totara D. Don ex Hook. 1842
Nageia totara (G. Benn. ex D. Don) F.
Muell. 1876
Podocarpus totara G. Benn. ex D. Don
var. waihoensis Wardle 1972 (Farjon 1998)
var. HALLII /Kirk/Plig. 1889
P. cunninghamii Colenso
Albany
Gold NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus totara ‘Albany Gold’
A
special selection showing more intense winter colour than ‘Aureus’. Podocarpus
totara ‘Albany Gold’ is a female plant. A more comprehensive
description will be forthcoming in the future.
Aureus Harrison 1975
1945 Duncan & Davis Nurseries NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus
totara ‘Aureus’ - Golden Totara. N.Z. native. Same as the species in
the wild but foliage a pale green in spring gradually hardening off to yellow
then a brilliant deep gold in winter. The golden form is a male plant. Because
this plant is slower growing than the species it can be grown in the smallest
of gardens and trimmed to any shape. It is becoming more and more popular each
year especially for farm shelter. Stock have no desire to eat the prickly
foliage unless really forced to and with trimming it stays clothed right to the
ground. Responds extra well to heavy trimming therefore Podocarpus totara
‘Aureus’ can be kept to almost any size or shape required. Eventually
developes into a particularly spectacular shelter tree. Arguably N.Z’s most
under-rated tree. Dislikes wet sites. Where there are animals, double fencing
is still essential.
Fastigiata Hort. NZL
Podocarpus totara ‘Fastigiata’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Greenhill Hort. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus totara ‘Greenhill’ - This is a weeping plant similar to Podocarpus totara ‘Pendula’. Pale green in colour. We would appreciate any further information on this plant to be forwarded to us. Cedar Lodge text.
Matapouri Blue Hort. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus
totara ‘Matapouri Blue’ - A really stunning rich blue that only a
Totara can have. Not the powder blue of the Picea group. Spring
foliage is lime green. Easily pruned. Suitable for a hedge. Full sun, rich
soil.
Oldbarry Gold Hort. NZL
Podocarpus totara ‘Oldbarry Gold’
Pendula NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus totara ‘Pendula’ - Weeping Totara. Green-gold foliage. Pendulous
branches. No leader and very wide spreading. Hardy.
Pouakani 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Podocarpus totara ‘Pouakani’ - Cuttings from Giant Totara tree in Pureora Forest. A
very definite blue colour.
Silver Falls Hort. NZL
Podocarpus totara ‘Silver Falls’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
PSEUDOTSUGA Carr. 1867 PINACEAE
Pseudotsuga – Orsóluc – Spindlespruce
Pseudotsuga Carriere 1867 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék - Pines
MENZIESII 1792 USA OR - CA
/Mirb./Franco Kr
Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco 1792 – Duglász orsóluc - Douglas spindlespruce
Wicky’s Pinnacle 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
very interesting very weeping seedling. This plant is still being bulked up for
future sales.
SEQUOIA Endl. 1847 TAXODIACEAE
Sequoia – Parti mamutfenyő – Redwood
Sequoia Endlicher 1847 - Taxodiaceae – Óriásfenyőfélék - Giant Cypresses
SEMPERVIRENS 1847 USA SW-OR - S-CA
/D. Don/Endl. Kr
Sequoia sempervirens (D. Don) Endlicher 1847 - Parti mamutfenyő - Coastal redwood
Aptos 1984 NZL /Aptos Blue/
Sequoia sempervirens ‘Aptos Blue’
Duncan & Davies Nurs., New Plymouth NZL
SEQUOIADENDRON Buchholz 1939 TAXODIACEAE
Sequoiadendron – Hegyi mamutfenyő – Giant Sequoia
Sequoiadendron Buchholz 1939 - Taxodiaceae – Óriásfenyőfélék - Giant Cypresses
Cultivar overview by Royal Horticultural Society
GIGANTEUM 1853 USA CA
/Lindl./Buchholz Kr
Sequoiadendron giganteum - Hegyi mamutfenyő - Giant Sequoia
Cream Tower 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Sequoiadendron
giganteum ‘Cream Tower’ Same growth habit as the species but being a lemon colour
probably slower growing. Further information in due course after some years of
observation. Cedar Lodge text.
Dolimore 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Sequoiadendron
giganteum ‘Dolimore’ - A selection made in the South Island of New
Zealand. This one very much more compact than the Sequoiadendron giganteum ‘Pendulum’
form. We are still evaluating this but it does seem a very neat compact form
suitable for a small garden.
TAXODIUM Rich. 1810 TAXODIACEAE
Taxodium – Mocsárciprus – Swamp cypresspine
Taxodium Rich. 1810 – Taxodiaceae - Óriásfenyőfélék – Giant Cypresses
DISTICHUM 1810 SE-USA
/L./Rich. Kr
Taxodium distichum (L.) Rich 1810 – Mocsárciprus – Swamp cypress
Cascade Falls Cedar Lodge Nurs. NZL
Taxodium distichum ‘Cascade Falls’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
A weeping swamp cypress developed by Cedar Lodge. ‘Cascade Falls’ can be trained up a stake to the desired height and then left to arch downward to the ground. Beautiful soft green cascading foliage in early spring - Autumn colour before leaf fall in winter. (Does not need to grow near water.) Cedar Lodge text.
TAXUS L. 1753 TAXACEAE
Taxus – Tiszafa – Yew
Taxus Linnaeus 1753 - Taxaceae – Tiszafafélék - Yews
BACCATA 1753 EUR N-AFR ASM CAU
L. Kr
Taxus baccata Linnaeus 1753 - Közönséges tiszafa – Common yew
Mt. Peel 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Taxus baccata ‘Mt.
Peel’ - Found in the South Island
of New Zealand. A handsome specimen tree. Growth is upright and
attractive and ideal for a very neat hedge needing less trimming than Taxus
baccata. Cedar Lodge text.
Silver Spire 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Taxus
baccata ‘Silver Spire’ - Silver edge to leaf. This colour is most
attractive when the plant is in a shady situation. Winter bringing out the brightest
silver effect. Very dwarf, upright growth.
THUJA L. 1753 CUPRESSACEAE
Thuja – Tuja – Arborvitae
Thuja Linnaeus 1753 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
OCCIDENTALIS 1753 N-AME
L. Kr
Thuja occidentalis Linnaeus 1753 – Nyugati életfa – Western arborvitae
Columbia Hort. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
Rich green tipped on all extremities with creamy-white new
growth. Broadly pyramidal.
Minimee 2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A
fresh mid green seedling found at Cedar Lodge. Very compact and dainty turning
brown in winter.25 cm high x
PLICATA 1824 W- N-AME ROC - CA
J. Donn ex D. Don Kr
Thuja plicata J. Donn ex D. Don 1824 - Óriástuja - Giant arborvitae
Aurea Senecl. 1897 NZL
T. plicata var. aurea /Senecl./Dall. & Jacks.
T. lobbii aurea Senecl.
Bronze Prince 1987 NZL
Cedar Lodge Nurs. NZL
Cancan NZL
Blue Mountain Nurs. NZL
Old Gold C. R. Harrison 1975
Millichamps Nurs. NZL
TSUGA Carriere 1855 PINACEAE
Tsuga – Hemlok – Hemlock
Tsuga Carriere 1855 - Pinaceae – Fenyőfélék – Pines
CANADENSIS /1736/1855 N-AME
/L./Carr. Kr
Tsuga canadensis (L. 1736) Carr. 1855 - Kanadai hemlokfenyő - Canadian hemlock
Golden Beacon Hort. NZL
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
A rare golden form of the Eastern or Canadian hemlock.
Graceful upright habit with arching branches. Semi shade is best for this
cultivar so it will keep its very pleasant golden colour. In full sun this
beautiful Tsuga shows considerable damage from sun burn. Annual growth rate
DIVERSIFOLIA 1861 JPN
/Maxim./Mast. Kr
Gotelli Welch in Swartley 1984
Thompson Nurs. NZL
US National Arb., Gotelli Collection
WOLLEMIA 1995 ARAUCARIACEAE
Jones et al.
Wollemia – Wollemi délfenyő – Dragon pine
Wollemia Jones et al. 1999 - Araucariaceae – Délfenyőfélék - South Pines
NOBILIS Jones,
Hill & Allen AUS
Wollemia nobilis Jones, Hill & Allen 1999 - Sárkányfenyő v. Wollemi fenyő - Dragon or Wollemi Pine
XANTHOCYPARIS Farjon
2002 CUPRESSACEAE
Xanthocyparis – Aranyciprus – Yellow cypress
Xanthocyparis Farjon 2002 - Cupressaceae – Ciprusfélék - Cypresses
Some authorities are introducing newly the Callitropsis name as a new genus, dividing species from Xanthocyparis and Cupressus.
NOOTKATENSIS 2002 W-N-AME
Xanthocyparis nootkatensis (D. Don) Farjon & Hiep 2002 - Nutka aranyciprus - Nootka yellow cypress Xanthocyparis nootkatensis
Chamaecyparis nootkatensis - korábbi néven - an earlier name
Torwood Ian
McKean NZL
Chamaecyparis nootkatensis ‘Torwood’
2009 Cedar Lodge Nurs. New Plymouth NZL
This
spectacular weeping form was selected by the late Ian McKean. It is the best
weeping form we have seen in New Zealand. Jade Green & pyramidal.
Editing of 1.0 closed on 30th April 2010.
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List of New Zealand & Australian conifer cultivars on the web
Araucaria cunninghamii var. glauca
Calocedrus decurrens ‘Berrima Gold’
Cedrus atlantica ‘Mt. Saint Catherine’
Cedrus deodara ‘Mountain Beauty’
Cedrus deodara ‘Raywood’s Contorted’
Cedrus deodara ‘Vink’s Golden’
Cedrus deodara ‘Warvely Ridge’
Cedrus deodara ‘Raywood’s Prostrate’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Barry’s Silver’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Barry’s Silver’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Dalrimple’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Duncanii’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Flekellwood’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Green Globe’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Imbricata Pendula’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Southern Gold’ ?
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Waitomo’
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Hollard’s Gold’
Chamaecyparis nootkatensis ‘Torwood’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Brigitt’s Beehive’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Brigitt’s Beehive’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Confucius’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Fernspray Gold’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Gold Lace’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Hillock’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Chileab’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Chileab’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Lenny’ Star’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Marble Mountain’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Mariesii’
Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘True Blue’
Chamaeycparis lawsoniana ‘Juvenalis Stricta’
Cryptomeria
japonica ‘Atawhai’
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Beaumonts’
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Elegans Aurea’
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Lemonade’
Cunninghamia konishii ‘Koelyn Dwarf’
Cunninghamia konishii ‘Little Leo’
Cupressus arizonica ‘Angaston’
Cupressus arizonica ‘Blue Ice’
Cupressus arizonica ‘Blue Pyramid’
Cupressus arizonica ‘Blue Streak’
Cupressus arizonica ‘Caroline Sapphire’
Cupressus arizonica ‘Chaparral’
Cupressus arizonica ‘Golden Pyramid’
Cupressus
arizonica montana ‘Blue Column’
Cupressus cashmeriana ‘Glauca’
Cupressus glabra ‘Raywoods Weeping’
Cupressus lusitanica ‘Blue Swirl’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Beaufront’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Brunnianna Variegated’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Cascade’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Chandleri’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Coneybearii Aurea’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Finegold’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Golden Pillar’
Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Greenstead Magnificent’
Cupressus
macrocarpa ‘Saligna Aurea’
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Stricta Aurea’
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Swane’s Golden’
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Totem’
Dacrydium cupressinum ‘Charisma’
Juniperus chinensis ‘Kuriwao Gold’
Juniperus deppeana ‘Conspicua’
Juniperus media x ‘Dandelight’
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Blue Sabre’
Juniperus scopulorum Hilborn’s Silver Globe
Juniperus squamata ‘Spence’s Silver’
Lagarostrobos franklinii ‘Pendula’
Larix decidua ‘Julian’s Weeper’
Lepidothamnus
laxifolius x intermedius ‘Green Cascade’
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus ‘Blue Haze’
Phyllocladus asplenifolius var. alpinus ‘Cockaynes Blue’
Phyllocladus trichomanoides ‘Blue Haze’
Pinus
halepensis ‘Cedar’s Lemon’
Platycladus orientalis ‘Morgan’
Platycladus orientalis ‘Kaitake’
Podocarpus
alpinus ‘County Park Fire’
Podocarpus lawrencei ‘Blue Gem’
Podocarpus lawrencei ‘Purple King’
Podocarpus lawrencei ‘Red Tip’
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Jack’s Pass’
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Kilworth Cream’
Podocarpus
nivalis ‘Kralingen’
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Little Lady’
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Lode Stone’
Podocarpus nivalis ‘Trompenburg’
Podocarpus nivalis x ‘Maori Prince’
Podocarpus totara ‘Albany Gold’
Podocarpus totara ‘Fastigiata’
Podocarpus totara ‘Oldbarry Gold’
Podocarpus totara ‘Silver Falls’
Sequoia sempervirens ‘Aptos Blue’
Taxodium distichum ‘Cascade Falls’
Thuja orientalis ‘Golden Ball’
134 cultivars
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List to Plants in Strybing, Golden State Park
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Mesterházy, Zsolt: Conifer Treasury 2.0 2005, 2nd, Digital Edition, Budapest, HUN
Edited by Christopher J. Earle
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Mesterházy, Zsolt: Conifer Treasury of Poland 1.0, 2010 Budapest
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Debreczy, Zsolt – Rácz, István: Fenyők a Föld körül – Conifers Around
the World,
Sources
of the available photos from the web collected by Google: more ten thousands of
sites
Sources
of individual photos
Legend
LARIX [1] L.
[2] PINACEAE
[3]
DECIDUA [4] 1768
[5] EUR [6]
Mill.
[7] Kr[31]
L.
vulgaris [8] Fisch.[9]
L.
sudetica [8] Domin[9]1930[10]
f.
ADENOCARPA [11] /Borb./Fitsch.
[12] AUT
[13]
ssp.
POLONICA [14] /Racib./Domin
[12]
[15]Larix decidua var. carpathica Domin 1936 [16]
var.
POLONICA [17] /Racib./Ostenf.
& Syrach-Larsen [12]
[15]
L. decidua x L. sibirica[18]
Cervicornis [19] 1909
AUT [20]
POLONICA Racib. POL
/L.DECIDUA
var. POLONICA/ [30]
Complete information
about a record:
Cervicornis Publicator of Cultivars: Year, Person, Source
Beissn.1891
[22]
Author and date
before
1909 Dr. Dieck on Mt. Semmering AUT [21]
Date of origin, founder, the place of origin
Photos collected by Google
Dr.
Dieck, Zoeschen AUT [29]
Introducer or lister
Descriptions
Old synonyme
cultivar names
Living synonyme cultivar name /Fastigiata/
Photos collected from individual site sources
In case of uncomplete information the
position of the datas show their meanings.
Steinplatte [19] 1991 Horstmann GER [21]
Tortuosa [19] Booth ex Koch 1873 [22]
Pesek [19] Horstmann GER [23]
Puli [19] HUN [24] /pend./ [25]
Pyramidalis [19] /Fastigiata/ [26]
EUROKURILENSIS X [27]
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[ 1] The
name of the genus Level 1.
[ 2] The
name of the botanist, who described the genus
[ 3] Name
of the family
[ 4] The
name of the species Level 2.
[ 5] The
earliest date the species ever mentioned
[ 6] Area
Code - see Geographical List below
[ 7] The
name of the botanist, who described first the species
[ 8] Unvalid
or synonym name for Level 2.
[ 9] Botanist
of [ 8]
[10] Date
of [ 8]
[11] "f."
is the sign of "forma" of the species
[12] Author
of [11],[14],[17]
[13] Geographical
origin
[14] "ssp."
is the sign of "subspecies"
[15] Additional
line for more informations
[16] Unvalid
or synonyme name for Level 3.:
"f.","ssp.","var." and "cv."
[17] "var."
is the sign of "varietas"
[18] The
parents of a hybride plant
[19] The
name of the "cultivar" /"cv."/
[20] Origin
of date and country
[21] Date,name,country
of founder of a "cv."
[22] Botanist's
name,date of a "cv." /Author/
[23] Name,country:
usually a nursery, where the plant
is cultivated
[24] Country
code of origin without more informations
[25] Type
of the plant /with small letters/
[26] Living
synonyme cultivar name /Fastigiata/
[27] Natural
hybryde Species name with "X" behind the name
[28] "--."
, "--.--." : Sign for replaceing a repetition
[29] Introduced
or listed
[30] Synonym
species showing the valid name
[31] Literature
of the species
Levels:
1. genus
2. species
3. varietas, subspecies, forma and "CULTIVARS"
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Kezelési útmutató
LARIX [1] L.
[2] PINACEAE
[3]
DECIDUA [4] 1768
[5] EUR [6]
Mill.
[7] Kr[31]
L.
vulgaris [8] Fisch.[9]
L.
sudetica [8] Domin[9]1930[10]
f.
ADENOCARPA [11] /Borb./Fitsch.
[12] AUT
[13]
ssp.
POLONICA [14] /Racib./Domin
[12]
[15] L .d.
var. carpathica [16]
Domin
1936
var.
POLONICA [17] /Racib./Ostenf.
& Syrach-Larsen [12]
[15]
L. decidua x L. sibirica[18]
Cervicornis [19] 1909
AUT [20]
POLONICA Racib.
/L.DECIDUA
var. POLONICA/ [30]
Teljes információ a
növényről:
Cervicornis A leírás közzétételének ideje,
kiadója, forrása
Beissn.1891
[22]
Leiró szerző és évszám
before
1909 Dr. Dieck on Mt. Semmering AUT [21]
A származás ideje, helye és a megtaláló
személy neve
Google által látható képanyag
Dr.
Dieck, Zoeschen AUT [29]
A bevezető, listázó személy neve
Növények
leírása
Régi szinoním nevek sora
A
kerti változat élő egyenértékű szinoním neve /Fastigiata/
Egyedi honlapokról érkező egyedi képek
Természetesen ennyi adat
nincs minden tételről, a közölt adatok pozíciója mindenképpen egyértelművé
teszi annak jelentését.
Steinplatte [19] 1991 Horstmann GER [21]
Tortuosa [19] Booth ex Koch 1873 [22]
Pesek [19] Horstmann
GER [23]
Puli [19] HUN [24] /pend./ [25]
Pyramidalis [19] /Fastigiata/ [26]
EUROKURILENSIS X [27]
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[ 1] Nemzetségnév
1. szint: genus
[ 2] A
nemzetséget leˇró botanikus neve
[ 3] Nemzetségnév
[ 4] Fajnév 2. szint: species
[ 5] A
faj leírásának évszáma
[ 6] Jellemző
elterjedési terület kódja
A kódlistát lásd a 21. oldalon
[ 7] A
fajt először leíró botanikus neve
[ 8] Szinoním
vagy érvénytelen név a 2. szinten
[ 9] A
[ 8] leíró botanikusa
[10] A
[ 8] leírásának évszáma
[11] Az
"f." jelzés a fajta alakváltozatát jelöli (forma)
[12] A
[11], [14], [17] leíró botanikusa
[13] Földrajzi
származás
[14] Az
"ssp." jelzés a faj alfaját jelöli (subspecies)
[15] További
sorok a szinonímák felsorolására
[16] Szinoním
vagy érvénytelen név a 3. szinten
"f.", "ssp.",
"var.", "cv."
[17] A
"var." jelzés a fajta változatát jelöli (varietas)
[18] Hibrid
fajok szülői
[19] Kerti
változatok neve (cultivar)
[20] Évszám
és országnév vagy nemesítő neve a feltalálás idejére, helyére vagy személyre utal
[21] A
kerti változat megtalálójának adatai: évszám, név, ország
[22] A
kerti változat leírója
[23] Név
vagy faiskola neve és országnév, ahol a kerti
változatot művelik vagy először forgalomba hozták
[24] Egyéb
információ híján a származási ország neve
[25] A
növény alakjára utaló zárójeles, kisbetűs megnevezés
[26] A
kerti változat szinoním neve /Fastigiata/
[27] Az
"X" jelzés a természetes és mesterséges keresztezések megjelölésére szolgál
[28] Az
ismétlések kiváltására alkalmazott jelzések:
"--." és "--.--." mindig
a szóbanforgó fajra, fajtára és harmadik
szintű növényekre vonatkoznak
[29] Bevezető
vagy forgalomba hozó személy vagy faiskola
[30]
Szinoním név, zárójelben az érvényes névvel
[31] Irodalmi
hivatkozás a speciesre
Szintek:
1. Nemzetség
2. Faj
3. Forma, alfaj, változat és kerti változat
