Described is a plant transformed with one or more genes originating from the Ri plasmid of Agrobacterium rhizogenes by infection with A. rhizogenes comprising the Ri plasmid, or being progeny of such a plant, said plant or progeny comprising, in the genome thereof, 1 to 5 copies said one or more genes originating from the Ri plasmid. Further, the use of such a plant or progeny thereof as ornamental plants, the use as field crop species, for food extracts, cosmetics, perfumes or as medicinal plants is disclosed. Further disclosed are methods for the preparation of such plants. Said plants display an intermediate height and/or with a higher content of metabolites without significant reduction of flower number or flowering time delay as compared to control plants void of Agrobacterium rhizogenes sequences.

A new cultivar of hybrid Clematis plant, ‘Manju’, characterized by its double flowers that are uniquely shaped with star-shaped outer tepals and a rounded mass of tepaloids in the center, its flowers that are white and greenish white in color, and its floriferous blooming habit with numerous flowers.

A new Clematis plant with a compact growth habit, profuse, red-purple flowers, and continuous summer flowering. The variety successfully propagates from softwood cuttings and is suitable for cultivation in commercial nursery culture. This new and distinct variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation from vegetative cuttings.

A distinct new cultivar of Anemone plant named ‘FP007’, characterized by a long flowering season, double flowers with abundant tepals. Tepals are white with strong violet flushing on the underside. The new cultivar is an Anemone typically suited for ornamental container and landscape use.

A distinct new cultivar of Anemone plant named ‘FP007’, characterized by a long flowering season, double flowers with abundant tepals. Tepals are white with strong violet flushing on the underside. The new cultivar is an Anemone typically suited for ornamental container and landscape use.

A new and distinct Delphinium hybrid plant named ‘COADELPNK’ which is characterized by an abundance of basal foliage with a compound terminal raceme held within and above the foliage, flowers loosely held on long pedicels, flowers with an abundance of tepaloids, a unique color appearance of the perianth comprised of a light green center which becomes progressively more suffused with a dark pink general coloration towards the outer whorls of the perianth, and the stability and uniformity of these traits through successive cycles of asexual propagation.

A new and distinct Delphinium hybrid plant named ‘COADELPNK’ which is characterized by an abundance of basal foliage with a compound terminal raceme held within and above the foliage, flowers loosely held on long pedicels, flowers with an abundance of tepaloids, a unique color appearance of the perianth comprised of a light green center which becomes progressively more suffused with a dark pink general coloration towards the outer whorls of the perianth, and the stability and uniformity of these traits through successive cycles of asexual propagation.

A new and distinct Delphinium hybrid plant named ‘COADELCHMO’ which is characterized by basal foliage and a compound terminal raceme held within and above the foliage, flowers loosely held on long pedicels, flowers with an abundance of tepaloids, a unique color appearance of the perianth comprised of a large light yellow-green center, becoming progressively suffused with violet towards the outer whorls, with a light blue at the outer tepal whorl, and the stability and uniformity of these traits through successive cycles of asexual propagation.

A new and distinct Delphinium hybrid plant named ‘COADELCHMO’ which is characterized by basal foliage and a compound terminal raceme held within and above the foliage, flowers loosely held on long pedicels, flowers with an abundance of tepaloids, a unique color appearance of the perianth comprised of a large light yellow-green center, becoming progressively suffused with violet towards the outer whorls, with a light blue at the outer tepal whorl, and the stability and uniformity of these traits through successive cycles of asexual propagation.

A new and distinct Delphinium hybrid plant named ‘COADELBBL’ which is characterized by basal foliage and a compound terminal raceme held above the foliage, flowers loosely held on long pedicels, flowers with an abundance of tepaloids, a unique color appearance of the perianth comprised of a light green center that is very lightly tipped violet and becoming progressively suffused with light pink towards the outer whorls of the perianth with a violet-blue outer whorl of the perianth, and the stability and uniformity of these traits through successive cycles of asexual propagation.