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<strong>TOP</strong>-<strong>GRAFTED</strong> STANDARDS<br />

Pygmy Caragana Topgraft<br />

Globe Spruce Topgraft<br />

Globe Caragana Topgraft<br />

Caragana<br />

Caragana frutex 'Globosa'<br />

Mature Size: 4’ x 3’ (1.25 x 0.9 m) Crown Shape: Globe<br />

Flowers: Yellow Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

This topgraft has a compact globe-shaped habit with densely arranged foliage. Topgrafted on a<br />

common caragana standard.<br />

Pygmy Caragana Topgraft<br />

Caragana pygmaea<br />

Mature Size: 4’ x 3’ (1.25 x 0.9 m) Crown Shape: Spreading<br />

Flowers: Yellow Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

This topgraft is compact, dense and thorny with fine textured foliage. Topgrafted on a common<br />

caragana standard.<br />

Weeping Caragana Topgraft<br />

Caragana arborescens 'Pendula'<br />

Mature Size: 4’ x 3’ (1.25 x 0.9 m) Crown Shape: Weeping<br />

Flowers: Yellow Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

The arching and weeping branches of this regular-leafed Caragana make it an ideal accent plant.<br />

Topgrafted on a common caragana standard.<br />

Walker Caragana Topgraft<br />

Caragana arborescens 'Walker'<br />

Mature Size: 4’ x 3’ (1.25 x 0.9 m) Crown Shape: Weeping<br />

Flowers: Yellow Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

Fine textured, light green foliage makes this plant look very graceful and elegant. Topgrafted on a<br />

common caragana standard.<br />

Physocarpus - Ninebark<br />

Diabolo ® Ninebark Treeform<br />

New<br />

Physocarpus opulifolius 'Monlo'<br />

Height: 8 - 10 Feet (3 m) Spread: 6 - 8 Feet (2.5 m)<br />

Foliage: Purple Hardiness: Zone 3<br />

New listing for 2010. A tree-formed version of this popular purple leafed ninebark. Creamy white<br />

flowers in the spring. Basal pruning will be required to maintain single stem. USPP #11,211<br />

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Diabolo Ninebark Treeform<br />

Double Flowering Plum Topgraft<br />

Globe Blue Spruce Topgraft<br />

Picea - Spruce<br />

Picea pungens 'Globosa'<br />

Mature Size: 4’ x 3’ (1.25 x 0.9 m) Crown Shape: Globe<br />

Foliage: Blue needles Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

Topgraft has bright blue evergreen foliage and globe-shaped habit.<br />

Double Flowering Plum Topgraft<br />

Prunus - Plum<br />

Prunus triloba ‘Multiplex’<br />

Mature Size: 8’ x 6’ (2.5 x 2 m) Crown Shape: Spreading, rounded<br />

Flowers: Double pink Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

The showy pink blossoms appear before the green foliage and make a spectacular spring display.<br />

Weeping Pussy Willow Topgraft<br />

Salix - Willow<br />

Salix caprea 'Pendula'<br />

Mature Size: 6’ x 8’ (2 x 2.5 m) Crown Shape: Weeping<br />

Flowers: Spring catkins Hardiness: Zone 4<br />

Large, silver catkins in spring. Leaves are wide, serrated, bright-green above, silver below.<br />

Beauty of Moscow Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa - French Lilac<br />

Syringa vulgaris ‘Krasavitsa Moskvy’<br />

Height: 8 Feet (2.5 m) Spread: 5 - 6 Feet (1.75 m)<br />

Flowers: double white Hardiness: Zone 3<br />

Panicles of double, delicate pale pink flowers that turn white with maturity. Stunning in bloom.<br />

Topgrafted on a villosa lilac standard.<br />

Belle de Nancy Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa vulgaris ‘Belle de Nancy’<br />

Height: 8 Feet (2.5 m) Spread: 5 - 6 Feet (1.75 m)<br />

Flowers: double pink Hardiness: Zone 3<br />

Purple red buds open to panicles of double pink blooms. Use to create a fragrant privacy screen.<br />

Topgrafted on a villosa lilac standard.


Maiden's Blush Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa - Fiala / French Lilac<br />

Syringa x hyacinthiflora ‘Maiden’s Blush’<br />

Height: 5 - 6 Feet(1.75 m) Spread: 5 - 6 Feet (1.75 m)<br />

Flowers: single, pink Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

Flowers freely, even as a young plant. One of the superior hybrids from F.L. Skinner. Topgrafted on a<br />

villosa lilac standard.<br />

Sensation Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa vulgaris ‘Sensation’<br />

Height: 10 - 12 Feet (3.6 m) Spread: 8 - 10 Feet (3 m)<br />

Flowers: bicolour (purple-white) Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

New listing for 2010. An outstanding cultivar with interesting, bi-coloured flowers with purple florets<br />

and a white border. Topgrafted on a villosa lilac standard.<br />

Wedgwood Blue Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa vulgaris ‘Wedgwood Blue’<br />

Height: 6 Feet (1.75 m) Spread: 5 - 6 Feet (1.75 m)<br />

Flowers: true blue, fragrant Hardiness: Zone 3<br />

A Father Fiala cultivar with single, blue flowers with lilac pink buds. Superb fragrance. Topgrafted<br />

on a villosa lilac standard.<br />

Dwarf Korean Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa - Other Lilac<br />

Syringa meyeri 'Palibin'<br />

Mature Size: 6’ x 5’ (2 x 1.5 m) Crown Shape: Rounded<br />

Flowers: Pink Hardiness: Zone 3<br />

This distinctive lilac produces abundant pink blooms with a heavy fragrance in late June.<br />

Minuet Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa prestoniae 'Minuet'<br />

Mature Size: 6’ x 5’ (2 x 1.5 m) Crown Shape: Upright, dense<br />

Flowers: Light pink Hardiness: Zone 2<br />

A slow-growing lilac variety with large, dark-green leaves and soft white-pink blooms.<br />

Miss Kim Lilac Topgraft<br />

Syringa patula 'Miss Kim'<br />

Mature Size: 6’ x 5’ (2 x 1.5 m) Crown Shape: Spreading<br />

Flowers: Purple flowers Hardiness: Zone 3<br />

This lilac variety is known for its fragrant, lavender-purple flowers and purple fall foliage.<br />

Snowball Viburnum Treeform<br />

New<br />

Viburnum<br />

Viburnum opulus ‘Sterile’<br />

Mature Size: 8’ x 6’ (2.75 x 2 m) Crown Shape: Rounded<br />

Flowers: White snowballs Hardiness: Zone 3<br />

Treeform shrub producing large balls of double white flowers that later turn to light pink. The flowers<br />

are sterile so do not produce fruit.<br />

Sensation Lilac Topgraft<br />

Dwarf Korean Lilac Topgraft<br />

Minuet Lilac Topgraft<br />

<strong>TOP</strong>-<strong>GRAFTED</strong> STANDARDS<br />

Topgrafted shrubs should be pruned on an<br />

annual basis with a focus on keeping the<br />

topgraft rounded and neat.<br />

Pruning the topgraft must be done with recognition<br />

of its effect on flower development.<br />

In the case of lilac, it is best to prune immediately<br />

after flowering so as to allow next years<br />

blooms to develop.<br />

It is also critical to remove leafy shoots that<br />

arise from along the interstem and at its<br />

base. These sprouts and suckers can quickly<br />

overpower the topgrafted shrub, destroying<br />

the beauty of the grafted cultivar.<br />

An alternative to topgrafted shrubs are treeform<br />

shrubs. Tree-form shrubs are produced<br />

by training up and retaining a single dominant<br />

stem for shrub cultivars. With a treeform<br />

shrub there is still the need for removing<br />

lateral sprouts and basal shoots.<br />

Snowball Viburnum Treeform<br />

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