Yes: expect it to be slower and more narrow than normal. Grafting onto non-dwarf roots may account for more than glacial speed of plants being seen recently, on the market here. One specimen in a local collection was perhaps 3' tall (with minimal spread) by last winter.

Apparently, this selection is very difficult to propagate and grafting (typically to C. alba 'Sibirica' or cultivars) is SOP. We carry it at my nursery and 1G plants are already about 18" tall, but very narrowly upright. The foliage is quite dwarf in comparison and very congested/crumpled in appearance. Foliage purples or bronzes in fall before falling.

Doesn't do much for me :-) Might be interesting for a bonsai specimen.

Thank you both for your comments