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- the present discovery relates to a new and distinct variety of Syringa vulgarzs, the result of crossing unnamed Varieties of seedlings. This new variety has been reproduced in quantity from buds and its characteristics appear to be permanently fixed.
- the accompanying painting shows a characteristic bloom cluster of the new lilac in its natural colors.
- this new variety is similar to the well-known Syringa vulgarz's. Its habit of growth is moderately vigorous; the bush is well branched and grows to a height of about eight to ten feet. It blooms profusely very early in the spring.
- the individual floret has four single petals and is about 1.3 inches in diameter.
- the present variety is further characterized as to novelty by the showy fioriferousness of the shrubs, by its ability to begin flowering at an earlier period of the year than other dark purple lilacs, and its free branching habit.
- a new and distinct variety of Syringa vulgarz's plant substantially as described, being characterized by the large size of the individual floret, the dark purple color of the bloom, the very deep, almost black purple coloring of the buds, the large and usually unforked clusters of bloom, and its early period of blooming.
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April 12, 1949.
w. B. CLARKE Plani Pat. 832
LILAC- PLANT Filed July 2, 1947 WT N E S 5 v I? any/r5 Patented Apr. 12, 1949 Plant Pat. 832
LILAC PLANT Walter Bosworth Clarke, San Jose, Calif., assignor to W. B. Clarke & 00., San Jose, Calif., a partnership Application July 2, 1947, Serial No. 758,625
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The present discovery relates to a new and distinct variety of Syringa vulgarzs, the result of crossing unnamed Varieties of seedlings. This new variety has been reproduced in quantity from buds and its characteristics appear to be permanently fixed.
Its novelty resides primarily in the unique deep purple coloring of the flowers, the very dark, nearly black, purple color of the buds, the great size of the florets, the large and usually unforked clusters of bloom, and its early blooming period.
The accompanying painting shows a characteristic bloom cluster of the new lilac in its natural colors.
In general plant structure, this new variety is similar to the well-known Syringa vulgarz's. Its habit of growth is moderately vigorous; the bush is well branched and grows to a height of about eight to ten feet. It blooms profusely very early in the spring. The individual floret has four single petals and is about 1.3 inches in diameter.
The color designations according to Maerz and Paul Dictionary of Color are as follows:
The present variety is further characterized as to novelty by the showy fioriferousness of the shrubs, by its ability to begin flowering at an earlier period of the year than other dark purple lilacs, and its free branching habit.
Having thus disclosed my invention, 1 claim:
A new and distinct variety of Syringa vulgarz's plant, substantially as described, being characterized by the large size of the individual floret, the dark purple color of the bloom, the very deep, almost black purple coloring of the buds, the large and usually unforked clusters of bloom, and its early period of blooming.
WALTER BOSWORTI-I CLARKE.
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