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						‘Apricot Queen’- Apricot 
						colored fruit. 
						‘Asplenifolia’ - Leaflets 
						doubly serrate and deeply divided. 
						‘Beissneri’ - Pinnately lobed leaflets; leaf petioles and 
						branchlets bright red, stems and trunk a rich 
						copper-brown color. 
						‘Black Hawk’- Columnar form with thick dark green leaves and large 
						orange fruits, appears to be resistant to sun-scald, 30’ 
						by 20’. 
						‘Brilliant Pink' - Pink 
						fruit. 
						‘Brilliant Yellow’ - Golden 
						yellow fruit in 3 to 5” wide infructescences, 30’ by 
						20’. 
						‘Cardinal Royal' - Vigorous 
						grower with symmetrical upright narrow-oval habit, 
						leaves dark green above, silvery beneath, brilliant red 
						fruits. 
						‘Carpet of 
						Gold’ - Sulfur-yellow to orange fruit. 
						‘Charming Pink’ - Pink 
						fruit, 30’ by 20’, oval habit. 
						‘Coral Fire' - Thick dark 
						green leaves, bright red fall color, coral-red fruits. 
						‘Edulis’ - Fruit larger (1/3 
						to 3/8” diameter) than species. 
						‘Fastigiata’ - Upright with 
						strongly ascending branches, dark green leaves. 
						‘Pendula’ - Weeping in an irregular, unkempt manner and fruiting quite 
						heavily. 
						‘Red Cascade’- Small 
						compact oval tree with small orange-red fruits and 
						yellow-orange fall color, size approximates 6’ by 8’. 
						'Red Copper Glow' - Bright 
						scarlet fruits. 
						‘Scarlet King' - Scarlet 
						fruit. 
						‘Wilson' - Dense columnar 
						form, red fruit, 30’. 
						‘Xanthocarpa’ - Yellow 
						fruits, more properly amber-yellow. |