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USPP2873P
USPP2873P US PP2873 P USPP2873 P US PP2873P
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  • Seed parent-C. sasanqua Narumigata (unpatented). Pollen parentC. reticulaza Buddha (Plant Pat.
  • Size 1 /2 inches long, 1 inch in diameter.
  • Sepals Hooded over bud and branched. Color.-pale green, inside and outside.
  • Calyx Broad and funnel-shaped with hairy aspect.
  • Peduncle Erect and hairy, inch long. Color.-pale green.
  • the flower Blooming habit Profuse and continuous, in fall and early winter in its natural habitat. Size: Large, 5% inches in diameter and 3 /2 inches deep. Borne: Singly. Shape: Cup-shaped with high center, Petalage:
  • Pollen Color-golden yellow. Pistils: Three in number; one inch long. Stigmas: Color-light green. Ovaries: Pistils joined.
  • a new and distinct variety of hybrid camellia plant substantially as herein shown and described, characterized by its large, warm medium pink blooms which appear early and profusely during the early fall to winter season, and by its vigorous habit of plant growth.

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March 25, 1969 J. H. ASPER ant 2,873
CAMELLIA PLANT Filed Sept. 1. 1967 IN VE N 7' 0R.
JAMES HOWARD ASPE Fr United States Patent O 2,873 CAMELLIA PLANT James Howard Asper, Escondido, Califi, assignor to Monrovia Nursery Company, Azusa, Calif., a corporation of California Filed Sept. 1, 1967, Ser. No. 665,188 Int. Cl. Atllh 5/02 US. Cl. Plt.61 1 Claim AESTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A new camellia hybrid producing large flowers of a warm medium-pink color and having large, curled and loosely arranged petals; and characterized further by its vigorous growth habit and the early, profuse and continuous production of blooms in season.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This new variety of camellia plant was discovered by me in 1960 in the course of a breeding program carried on by me at Escondido, Calif. since 1957 with the object of producing a more hardy camellia plant combining the plant vigor and blooming habit of C. sasanqua with the large flower and beauty of C. reticulum. The new plant originated as a seedling of C. sasanqua Narumigata (unpatented), as the seed parent, and C. reticulum Buddha (Plant Pat. 1,212) and was selected by me because of its close approach to my breeding objectives. This plant was asexually propagated by me at Escondido, Calif., by grafting and cuttings, and successive generations have shown its unusual and novel characteristics to be firmly fixed and to hold true from generation to generation.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING This new variety of camellia plant is shown in the accompanying photographic drawing, in substantially natural color, in which a fully opened bloom appears, in face view, and a bud and foliage are also shown.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The following is a detailed description of my new hybrid camellia plant, the color designation for the bud and bloom being according to the Horticultural Colour Chart of the British Colour Council.
The Plant Origin: Seedling. Parentage:
Seed parent-C. sasanqua Narumigata (unpatented). Pollen parentC. reticulaza Buddha (Plant Pat.
1,215). Classification: Hybrid. Form: Bush. Height: Eight feet. Growth: Vigorous, sturdy and upright with strong brancha Foliage:
Quantity.-Abundant. Size of leaf.-3 /2 inches long, 1% inches wide. Shape of leaf.-Lanceolate with serrated margins. Texture.-Leathery. Aspect-gl-ossy.
Plant Pat. 2,873
Fatented Mar. 25, 1969 "Ice Col0r.-Upper sidedark green. Under sidelight green.
Peti0les.- /2 inch long.
Ribs and veins.-Prominent.
Bud
Size: 1 /2 inches long, 1 inch in diameter.
Form: Ovoid. Opens slowly.
Color: Geranium Lake 20/2 when sepals first divide and when petals unfurl.
Sepals: Hooded over bud and branched. Color.-pale green, inside and outside.
Calyx: Broad and funnel-shaped with hairy aspect.
Peduncle: Erect and hairy, inch long. Color.-pale green.
The flower Blooming habit: Profuse and continuous, in fall and early winter in its natural habitat. Size: Large, 5% inches in diameter and 3 /2 inches deep. Borne: Singly. Shape: Cup-shaped with high center, Petalage:
Number of petals.l6. Arrangement.-Loosely imbricated and curled. Size.-2% inches x 2 inches. Colon-Geranium Lake 20/2 throughout. A ppearance.-Satiny. Petaloids: None. Peduncle: inch long. Sturdy and upright. Colorbrownish-green. Discolor-ation: Color lightens as flower ages. Fragrance: Slight. Lasting quality: Ten days on plant. Three days as cut flower. Persistance: Flower does not hang on and dry. Flowers are not ailected by hot or wet weather, and as observed at Escondido, Calif., they are not subject to disease.
Reproductive organs Stamens:
Anthers.208 in number. Length-each V inch long. Ar-rangernent bunched. Filaments.-Length-% inch long. Col-or-yellow.
Pollen: Color-golden yellow. Pistils: Three in number; one inch long. Stigmas: Color-light green. Ovaries: Pistils joined.
Fruit The fruit of this new variety is fertile, round in shape and of brown color at maturity.
I claim:
1. A new and distinct variety of hybrid camellia plant substantially as herein shown and described, characterized by its large, warm medium pink blooms which appear early and profusely during the early fall to winter season, and by its vigorous habit of plant growth.
No references cited.
ROBERT E. BAGWILL, Primary Examiner.

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