Patent classifications
A01H6/32
<i>Echeveria </i> plant named ‘AMIECH2006’
A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2006’ which is characterized by a relative abundance of small, slightly concaved foliage that is arranged in a compact basal rosette, green foliage that is covered with greyed-green epicuticular wax, mature foliage that is tipped greyed-red, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.
<i>Echeveria </i>plant named ‘AMIECH2003’
A new and distinct Echeveria plant named ‘AMIECH2003’ which is characterized by somewhat relaxed foliage held in a compact basal rosette, an adaxial foliar surface with a dark green general appearance, an abaxial foliar surface that becomes progressively suffused with greyed-purple as leaves age, mature foliage that is tipped and narrowly margined with greyed-orange on the adaxial surface and greyed-purple on the abaxial surface, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.
<i>Echeveria </i>plant named ‘AMIECH2003’
A new and distinct Echeveria plant named ‘AMIECH2003’ which is characterized by somewhat relaxed foliage held in a compact basal rosette, an adaxial foliar surface with a dark green general appearance, an abaxial foliar surface that becomes progressively suffused with greyed-purple as leaves age, mature foliage that is tipped and narrowly margined with greyed-orange on the adaxial surface and greyed-purple on the abaxial surface, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.
<i>Kalanchoe </i>plant named ‘Dokalclas’
A new and distinct cultivar of Kalanchoe plant named ‘Dokalclas’, characterized by its relatively compact, upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit and moderate growth rate; freely branching plant habit; dark green-colored leaves; uniform, early and freely flowering habit; single-type reddish orange-colored flowers; and excellent postproduction longevity.
<i>Kalanchoe </i>plant named ‘Dokalcasi’
A new and distinct cultivar of Kalanchoe plant named ‘Dokalcasi’, characterized by its relatively large, upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; vigorous growth habit and rapid growth rate; freely branching plant habit; dark green-colored leaves; uniform, early and freely flowering habit; large single-type deep pink and pale purplish pink bi-colored flowers; and excellent postproduction longevity and garden performance.
<i>Echeveria </i>plant named 'AMIECH2103
A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2103’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant profile with foliage loosely arranged in a basal rosette, a relative abundance of long and narrow foliage that is conspicuously curled upward, dark green foliage that is tipped greyed-orange to brown and fades to a light shade of yellow-green towards the base, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.
<i>Echeveria </i>plant named 'AMIECH2103
A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2103’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant profile with foliage loosely arranged in a basal rosette, a relative abundance of long and narrow foliage that is conspicuously curled upward, dark green foliage that is tipped greyed-orange to brown and fades to a light shade of yellow-green towards the base, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.
<i>Kalanchoe </i>plant named ‘Dokalubi’
A new and distinct cultivar of Kalanchoe plant named ‘Dokalubi’, characterized by its relatively large, upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; vigorous growth habit and rapid growth rate; freely branching plant habit; dark green-colored leaves; uniform, early and freely flowering habit; large single-type purplish red-colored flowers; and excellent postproduction longevity and garden performance.
<i>Kalanchoe </i>plant named ‘Dokalsin’
A new and distinct cultivar of Kalanchoe plant named ‘Dokalsin’, characterized by its relatively compact, upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit and moderate growth rate; freely branching plant habit; dark green-colored leaves; uniform, early and freely flowering habit; single-type orange and reddish orange bi-colored flowers; and excellent postproduction longevity.
<i>Sedum </i>plant named ‘Back in Black’
A new and distinct ornamental perennial Sedum plant named ‘Back in Black’ is characterized by tight-forming upright mounds with dark greyed-purple glaucous foliage that resists powdery mildew and subsequent scaring. The numerous, dark, greyed-purple stems are highly branched and resist lodging in summer heat and rains. Individual flowers of light-pink with deep garnet carpels completely covering the top of the plant. The new plant is useful for the landscape in containers, as specimens or en masse.