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CULTIVAR NAME	SPECIES AFFINITY	INFLORESCENCE AND FLOWERS (white unless otherwise specified)	HABIT /LEAF /ORIGIN / AWARDS / MISC.
Albomarginata	gracilis	single (identical to species)	White margined leaf.
Alpine Magicien	purpurascens	single, light pink, small diameter but very floriferous	Glasnevin Bot. Gard.
Arcuata	x elegantissima	pink buds open white
Avalanche	x lemoinei (possibly x maliflora)	single, very floriferous, small clusters	Dark green leaf. Elegant arching habit.
Aurea	gracilis	single (identical to species)	Yellow foliage
Aureovariegata	crenata	single (identical to species)	Foliage mottled medium yellow.
Boule de Neige	x lemoinei	single, pure white, dense globose clusters	Dwarf, compact form.
Campanulata	x rosea	white, campanulate, showy purple pedical and calyx	Erect, compact form.
Candelabra	x candelabra	single, larger denser panicle than parent D. gracilis	More cold hardy than D. gracilis. Introduced by Lemoine 1909.
Candissima	scabra	double	Froebel intro. c. 1867
Carminea	x rosea	single, light rose pink, reverse darker, small at 0.75 in. wide, large panicles	Dwarf to 3 ft. tall. One of the best compact pink cultivars and a long-time favorite since 1900. RHS AM 1969.
CHARDONAY PEARLS™ 'Seward'	gracilis	white, pearl-like buds	Leaves bright yellow but sunburn resistant. Source: pottedliners (online catalog 11/2003)
Codsall Pink = Godsall Pink
Compacta	x lemoinei	single, white, dense cluster	Compact habit. Similar to 'Boule de Neige' and perhaps the same clone.
Conspicua	x elegantissima	single, pink buds open white, globose corymb,
Contraste	x hybrida	single, star-like, rose-purple with contrasting stripe, darker stripe on reverse
Defica	x magnifica		A new listed name from Europe.
Deple	x candida		A new listed name from Europe.
Dippon	crenata		A new listed name from Europe.
Eburnea	x magnifica	single, campanulate, loose open inflor.
Elegantissima	x elegantissima	single, pink buds open white flushed pink, erect corymb	Sharply acuminate leaf. Typical clone of the cross. RHS AM 1954
Erecta	x candelabra	single, erect inflorescence.	Distinct from the D. x magnifica cultivar.
Erecta	x magnifica	single, large upright panicle	RHS AM 1931
Eximia	x rosea	bright pink buds open white with pink reverse.	Resembles a pink form of D. gracilis overall. Dark bronze-green new growth.
Fasciculata	x elegantissima	single, white tinged pink outside.	From Lemoine.
Fastuosa	x candelabra		A older cultivar not of importance today.
Fleur de Pommier	x maliflora	single, pink fading to white, 20-30 flowers per cluster, petal margins slightly frilled	Lemoine intro.
Flore Pleno (Plena, Rosea Plena)	scabra	double, tinged pink to rose-purple on reverse	Fortune intro. to west from Japan 1861.
Godsall Pink (Codsall Pink)	scabra	double, clear pink	One of the best and most popular pinks
Joconde	x hybrida	purple buds open white with rose-purple tints on reverse, 1.25 in. wide
Latiflora	x magnifica	single, broad 1 in. flower, erect panicle	RHS AM 1925
Lavender Time	compacta	lilac becoming lighter lavender	D. compacta Graib is a good species name though it sounds otherwise.
Longipetala	x magnifica	single, narrow petal
Magicien	x hybrida	rose-pink margined white, large purplish streak on reverse	RHS AM 1969.
Marmorata (White Splashed?)	crenata		Leaves heavily mottled creram to white to 80% of surface. Figured in Yokoi and Hirose's treatise. Based on their photo it is not the moderately mottled 'Summer Snow'. This sounds like the clone Heronswood Nursery has offered as 'White Splashed'
Marmorata	gracilis	single (identical to species)	Leaves mottled yellow.
Mont Rose (MontRose)	x hybrida	single, rose-purple, crimped petal margins, showy golden anthers, floriferous	Narrowly ovate, sharply dentate leaf to 3.5 in. long. RHS AGM 1957, AM 1971.
Nakaiana = D. gracilis var. nakaiana
Nikko	gracilis var. nakaiana	single	Compact, 2 ft. tall, 4-5 ft. wide, good flowering ground cover shrub, dark red fall color
Perle Rose	x hybrida	light pink, small diameter but very floriferous
PINK-A-BOO™ ('Monzia')	x hybrida	single, rich pink, whiter center, star-like shape, dense clusters,	Compact, 6-8 ft. tall. Dark red new growth can be showy. Monrovia Nursery intro.
Pink Charm	chunii	bright pink
Pink Minor	scabra	single, light pink	Compact, 2-3 ft. tall. Quality bright green blade. Duncan & Davies, NZ intro.
Pink Pompon	x kalmifolia?	full, pom-pom double, dark carmine buds open rich pink, darker on reverse. Dense and round corymb.	Probably the most beautiful of the double pinks.
Plena = Flore Pleno
Pride of Rochester	scabra	double, tinged light pink	Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester NY
Punctata	scabra	single	Leaves spotted white for off-season interest, showing 2-3 shades of green in the blade. Reverts often.
Rosea	x rosea	single, pink outside, lighter near white inside, short wide panicles	Compact, 3 ft. tall. ovate-lanceolate to ovate-oblong 2 in. leaf.
Rosea Plena = Flore Pleno
Rosealind	x elegantissima	single, dark carmine pink	4-5 ft. tall. Slieve Donard Nursery before 1962. RHS AM 1972.
Staphyleoides	x magnifica	single, petals reflexed, drooping panicle, reminding some of the genus Staphylea.
Strawberry Fields		single, reddish-pink, distinct white picotee	One of the best rich pink cultivars ever released. It is not a strawberry red but you will want fields of it around. See photo above.
Summer Snow (Variegata)	crenata	single, floriferous	Leaves mottled white, sometimes reverting to green.
Variegata = Summer Snow	crenata
Variegata	scabra	single	Leaves mottled white
Veitchii	longifolia	dark lilac-pink, larger diameter than species typical	RHS AM 1912, FCC 1978.
Watereri	scabra	single, 1 in. diameter, tinged pink outside
White Splash	scabra		Leaves irregularly mottled white. See photo above.
White Splashed = Marmorata?	crenata

Deutzia chunii
ha: compact mounded plants
ht: 5 ft.
fc: white to light pink showing yellow anthers
bt: July (NY)
lc: grey reverse
ch: 6
so: Roslyn Nursery

Deutzia crenata 'Summer Snow' ('Variegata')
lc: yellow green flecked white to grey green
ns: the Latin name 'Variegata' is not valid having originated after 1959.
li: Kanjiro Nursery Catalog April 1979: 23 (as var. variegata)
li: Hahn, C.R. and B.R. Yinger. 1983. Cultivars of Japanese plants at
li: Brookside Gardens. Arnoldia 43(4): 7.

Deutzia crenata 'White Splashed'
ht: 6 ft.
lc: irregular creamy-white sections to each blade. The markings are
lc: considerably larger and often more white than 'Summer Snow'.
so: Heronswood Nursery

Deutzia gracilis 'Nikko'
ha: compact mound or small globe
ht: 24-30 in. in 10 years
wd: 5 ft. in 10 years
fc: white
fq: very abundant compared to D. gracilis
bt: late May in most areas
afc: dark burgundy red
or: Japan
aw: Ohio Plant Selection Committee
aw: Gold Medal - Pennsylvania Hort. Soc.
so: Cummins Garden 201-536-2591
so: Roslyn Nursery
web: description
photo (US National Arboretum)

Deutzia 'Strawberry Fields'
so: source (Station House)

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Deutzia scabra 'White Slash'- click image Raulston Arboretum. April 2003. This delightfully mottled cultivar is apparently different from D. crenata 'White Splashed' which may or may not prove to be ordinary 'Mamorata' of older literature and collections. We have not been able to check the flowers yet to determine if the species affinity of D. scabra is correct. There are many variegated Deutzia circulating around, leaf size and chimera density varying widely with the selection of cuttings.	Deutzia 'Strawberry Fields- click image Raulston Arboretum. Spring 2003. This is one of the best of the pink cultivars and I suspect may become at the top of many people's list of any cultivar in the genus. Note the wide but still reasonably subtle picotee on each flower. This is a true "wow" plant and a slope full of them would simply overwhelm.