Cultivars
There are many cultivars of this species please contact your local nursery for available varieties in your region.

'Album'
This small shrub produces in pure white flowers.

'Benichidori'
This shrub produces small reddish orange flowers during late spring.

'Benisuzume'
This shrub forms a low spreading habit and produces reddish orange flowers during late spring.

'Betty Muir'
This small shrub has deep, dark green leaves that are pubescent and produces vibrant pink flowers during late spring.

'Brick Red'
This dwarf shrub produces very small dark orange red flowers during late spring.

'Chidori'
This shrub is similar to the species and produces pure white flowers.

'Hanekomachi'
This small shrub produces bright pinkish flowers during spring.

'Harunoumi'
This small shrub is similar to the species and produces soft pink flowers are during early spring.

'Harusame'
This small shrub produces bright pink flowers during late spring.

'Hinode'
This spreading shrub produces clear red flowers during late spring.

'Komo Kulshan'
This small shrub produces pale pink flowers with a rose coloured margin, appearing during late spring.

'Mai Oghi'
This small shrub produces bright rows pink coloured flowers, during late spring.

'Mangstsu'
This attractive small shrub produces light pink flowers with lavender pink, petal tips.

'Morasaki Shikibu'
This shrub produces hose in hose reddish purple flowers during late spring.

'Mount Fuji'
This small decumbent shrub is similar to the species but produces pure white flowers during late spring.

'Nu Moto'
The small shrub produces purplish flowers, during late spring.

'Rose'
This shrub grows slightly larger than the species with small dark green leaves and produces rose coloured flowers during late spring.

'Short Circuit'
This small shrub produces very bright pink coloured flowers during late spring.

'Ukon'
This small spreading shrub produces delicate pink flowers during late spring.

'Yumbae'
This shrub is similar to the species and produces pinkish flowers during late spring.