Patent classifications
Y02A40/132
Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0017’
A new Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0017’ particularly distinguished by the light pink with a darker colored spot in the center of the inflorescences that are held above the medium-green foliage, very heat and drought tolerant with continuous color through the most extreme summer heat, and exceptional edema tolerance on a well-branched plant habit.
Vernonia plant named ‘Summer's Swan Song’
A new cultivar of Vernonia plant, ‘Summer's Swan Song’, that is characterized by its compact, bushy habit with stems that do not lodge, its inflorescence branches that are longer than other Vernonia varieties forming an interlocking network of branches that add to the overall plant sturdiness and resistance to stem lodging, its foliage and stems that are tinted red and purple in color, its high resistance to rust and powdery mildew, in being reliably hardy in U.S.D.A. Zones 4 to 9 and in being very drought tolerant.
Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0011’
A new Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0011’ particularly distinguished by the bright scarlet double petal inflorescences held above the medium-green foliage with a leaf zone that is very heat and drought tolerant with continuous color through the most extreme summer heat, on a well-branched plant habit.
Vernonia plant named ‘Summer's Surrender’
A new cultivar of Vernonia plant, ‘Summer's Surrender’, that is characterized by its bushy upright plant habit with stems that do not lodge, its plant habit that is distinctly more wide than tall, its foliage that is darker green in color, its resistance to rust and powdery mildew, in being reliably hardy in U.S.D.A. Zones 4 to 9 and in being very drought tolerant.
Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0009’
A new Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0009’ particularly distinguished by intense pink double flower inflorescences held above the green foliage, very heat and drought tolerant with continuous color through the medium extreme summer heat, and exceptional edema tolerance on a vigorous plant.
Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0010’
A new Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0010’ particularly distinguished dark lavender single petal inflorescences held above the medium-green foliage, very heat and drought tolerant with continuous color through the most extreme summer heat, and exceptional edema tolerance on a well-branched plant habit.
Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0008’
A new Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0008’ particularly distinguished by the coral salmon single petal inflorescences held above the dark green foliage. The variety is very heat and drought tolerant with continuous color through the most extreme summer heat, and exceptional edema tolerance on a well-branched plant habit.
<i>Pelargonium </i>plant named ‘PEQZ0101’
A new Pelargonium plant named ‘PEQZ0101’ particularly distinguished by brilliant dark rose colored inflorescences, held above medium green foliage, on a vigorous semi-spreading plant.
American ryegrass APMT 008, a new turfgrass
A new turfgrass APMT 008 (ATCC Accession No. PTA-126635). A method of over-seeding dormant warm season grasses, including over-seeding the warm season grass with Turf Type Festulolium (American Ryegrass) such that the American Ryegrass will provide a green cover during the winter months but will die out when the temperatures increase to the point which allow the warm-season grass to regrow. A method to maintain green coverage of turf year-round including planting a warm season grass, and over-seeding the warm season grass with American Ryegrass. The method where the American Ryegrass is selected from the group consisting of breeder's codes: APMT001, APMT002, APMT003, APMT004, APMT005, APMT006, APMT007, APMT008, APMT009, APMT010, and APMT011.
American ryegrass APMT 005, a new turfgrass
A new turfgrass APMT 005 (ATCC Accession No. PTA-126634). A method of over-seeding dormant warm season grasses, including over-seeding the warm season grass with Turf Type Festulolium (American Ryegrass) such that the American Ryegrass will provide a green cover during the winter months but will die out when the temperatures increase to the point which allow the warm-season grass to regrow. A method to maintain green coverage of turf year-round including planting a warm season grass, and over-seeding the warm season grass with American Ryegrass. The method where the American Ryegrass is APMT005.