Abies procera 'Barbara's Dwarf'
li: Hatch, L.C. 1983. Reference guide to ornamental plant cultivars. Taxonomic Computer Res. p. 4 (name only, listed in collections)

Abies procera 'Blaue Hexe'
ha: dwarf, growth about 1 inch a year, flat bun in time
lc: bluish-green
ns: name literally translates to "blue witch", more accurately a blue witches broom.
in: Germany before 2002

Abies procera 'Blue Spiral'
ht: 20 ft. tall x 3 ft. wide
ha: narrowly columnar
lc: rich blue
or: Stanley & Sons, OR USA found as Christmas tree

Abies procera 'Delbert's Dwarf'
li: Hatch, L.C. 1983. Reference guide to ornamental plant cultivars. Taxonomic Computer Res. p. 4 (name only, listed in collections)

Abies procera 'Fastigiata' provisional invalid name
ha: narrowly columner
ns: Latin name is post-1959 and thus invalid
in: Buchholz & Buchholz Nursery c. 1994 from old Christmas tree farm
li: Jacobson, A.L. 1996. North Amer. Land. Trees. Tenspeed Press. p. 9.

f. glauca (Ravenscroft) Rehd. - click image
Pinetum, Highland Park Arboretum., Rochester, NY. August 2005. This lovely giant was planted in 1918. The warm, near Lake Ontario, USDA 5 climate of
Rochester suits the firs much better than the colder Syracuse at USDA 4.

Abies procera f. glauca (Ravenscroft) Rehd., 'Glauca', Glauca Group)
lc: richer greenish-blue, a more glaucous plant
frq: female strobili often numerous in cultivation.
or: England c. 1863
ns, id: it is not a clone but instead a wild variation on the glaucescence continuum as occurs in
ns, id: most spruce and fir species. The RHS use Glauca Group but once again it is indistinct from
ns, id: the wild, botanical form, proving entirely redundant except that good seedlings are sometimes
ns, id: grafted. 

Abies procera 'Glauca Nana' provisional invalid name
ha: dwarf, irregular arching, may or not develop strong leader
lc: rich powder blue

Abies procera 'Glauca Prostrata' (f. prostrata in part)
ha: low spreading to mounded, prostrate to irregular flat-topped shrub, variable overall,  leaders can develop but are best removed or trained.
lc: richer, more glaucous blue
or: culivariant of f. glauca, that is a lateral, basal, or spreading shoot and not from a terminal. It was
or: known to Hornibrook as f. prostrata before 1932
ns: f. prostrata (Horn.) Rehd. seems to refer to any prostrate, cultivariant plant but invariably people always grow the bluest sorts which are
ns: covered here by 'Glauca Prostrata'. If a good prostrate green selection proves itself, a new cultivar name should be assigned to it. One
ns: named clone of bluish-gray and compact appearance is 'Nobel', described below.
in: Hillier Nurseries, England, 1928-29 catalog.

Abies procera 'La Graciosa'
ht: 3 ft. tall x 5 ft. wide
ha: broadly mounded, semi-dwarf, branches long and spreading, strongly pendulous, growth 6 in. a year, some upright terminal shoots will develop
or: Christmas tree field, Evans Farm, near Oregon City, OR USA
in: Porterhowse Farms c. 1998, also listed by Stanley & Sons 2002

Abies procera 'Nobel'
ha: decumbent, a cultivariant type spreader, compact
lc: bluish-gray
ll: needles smaller than species typical
li: Hatch, L.C. 1983. Reference guide to ornamental plant cultivars. Taxonomic Computer Res. p. 4

Abies procera 'Rat Tail'
ha: smal, sparse, tree-form, rat-tail like appearance
lt: needles very appressed giving a distinct appearance

Abies procera 'Robusta'
ha: robust, stronger
ll: needles larger
lt: needles thicker
or: Europe before 1891.
ns: it is not A. nobilis robusta of Masters which equates to A. magnifica var. shastensis (Lemm.) Lemm.
so: probably lost to cultivation

Abies procera 'Sherwoodii' ('Aurea Sherwoodii', 'Aurea')
ht, ha: 25 ft. - smaller, slower
lc: golden-yellow all year, colored mainly on the upper side of shoots where sun reaches them
or: Andy Sherman, Sherwood Nursery, Portland OR, named 1948, found in 1933 as a lightning struck tree

Abies procera 'Stanley's Select'
ha: upright, conical, neat, "nice main leader" and "the perfect Christmas tree"
lc: rich turquoise blue
or: Stanley & Sons Nursery, OR USA c. 1972