USPP250P - Lilt of the valley plant - Google Patents
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- USPP250P USPP250P US PP250 P USPP250 P US PP250P
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- 241000755716 Convallaria Species 0.000 description 16
- 241000196324 Embryophyta Species 0.000 description 10
- 235000009046 Convallaria majalis Nutrition 0.000 description 4
- 230000011681 asexual reproduction Effects 0.000 description 2
- 235000005607 chanvre indien Nutrition 0.000 description 2
- 244000261228 chanvre indien Species 0.000 description 2
- 239000003205 fragrance Substances 0.000 description 2
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- my new variety is characterized by having a raceme in which the individual flowers or bells have the edges of their petals a light Mallow Purple, (Ridgway Plate XII, 6'ld) lighter in center of petals and toward the tips. Bases of cups darkest and those nearest the terminal of the raceme the darkest. Insides white.
- the foliage consists of the usual pair of oblonglanceolate leaves. They are large 2 x 8 and 2 /4 x 7 /4". Leaves are Bice Green (Ridgway XVII 29' k.).
- the plant is therehas been found to hold its color characteristics constant, with no reversion to the cream-white color of the ordinary variety.
- the sto creased by root an ample supply ck has been consistently indivision until at the present time is at hand to meet a limited commercial demand.
- racemes in which the individual flowers have light Mallow Purple the edges of their petals of (Ridgway Plate XII, 67-d) lighter in center of petals and toward the tips, bases of cups darkest and those nearest the terminal of the raceme the darkest, insides white,
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June 8, 1937. s. c BASTON Plant Pat. 250
LILY OF THE 'VALLEY PLANT Filed March 3, 1936 INVEN TOR Ganja/L, m/W 7! 3 ATTORNEYS Patented June 8, 1937 Plant Pat. 250
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE LILY OF THE VALLEY PLANT Sidney C. Baston, Eggertsville, N. Y. Application March 3, 1936, Serial No. 66,851
1 Claim.
My new lily of the valley plant correspondswith the well known, common type of lily of the valley (Convallaria. majalis) in all respects except color.
As shown in the accompanying water color drawing, my new variety is characterized by having a raceme in which the individual flowers or bells have the edges of their petals a light Mallow Purple, (Ridgway Plate XII, 6'ld) lighter in center of petals and toward the tips. Bases of cups darkest and those nearest the terminal of the raceme the darkest. Insides white.
Flowers small, 9 mm. diameter, 6 mm. high. 11 to 14 on a stem, averaging 13.
Stems Apple Green to Light Bice Green. '7 in. to 9 in. long. (Ridgway XVII 29'-0 x 29-i.)
The foliage consists of the usual pair of oblonglanceolate leaves. They are large 2 x 8 and 2 /4 x 7 /4". Leaves are Bice Green (Ridgway XVII 29' k.).
The pronounced fragrance is also comparable with that of the common type.
This improved lily of the valley plant, grown under outdoor conditions, has been found to have the same season and period of blooming as that of the common cream-white type, in a given locality.
My new and improved lily of the valley originally appeared as common variety. planted by itself,
a single plant in a patch of the This plant was removed, and other plants having the same characteristics were subsequently secured therefrom by root division.
of asexual reproduction, and as a fore capable result of tests over several years,
The plant is therehas been found to hold its color characteristics constant, with no reversion to the cream-white color of the ordinary variety. The sto creased by root an ample supply ck has been consistently indivision until at the present time is at hand to meet a limited commercial demand.
I claim as my invention: A new and improved variety of lily of the valley plant (Convallaria may'alis;
var.) as shown,
characterized by having racemes in which the individual flowers have light Mallow Purple the edges of their petals of (Ridgway Plate XII, 67-d) lighter in center of petals and toward the tips, bases of cups darkest and those nearest the terminal of the raceme the darkest, insides white,
stems Apple Green XVII 29-0 x 29'-i. way XVII 29k.)
to Light Bice Green (Ridgway and leaves Bice Green (Ridg- SIDNEY C. BASTON.
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