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- l Claim. (Cl. 47-60)
- My present invention relates to a new and improved variety of gladiolus and is notable particularly for its size, smooth color, and infiorescence. I have identified this new variety as seedling No. 507,413 in my breeding work.
- This new variety has been asexually reproduced by me in the province of Quebec by natural increase from cormels through several generations and its characteristics have propen to be permanently fixed.
- the illustration shows a single bloom spike of this new variety and is as nearly true to color as it is possible to depict.
- the illustration shows the shape and symmetry of the spike as well as the smooth coloring and distinctive form. Theiliustration is of course greatly rednced.
- o Disease resistance This variety has been found unusually resistant to Fusarium yellows, Sclerotina dry rot and Septoria leaf spot, to which diseases some other va.- rieties in my fields have been subject, ⁇ observed when Plant Pat. 1,933 Patented Apr. 12, 1960 The husks are the color of dried corn husks and the flesh is Lemon Yellow 4/3.
- the flower Spike Long, has 20-24 buds of which 4-5 open the first day, following which 7 tol 9 open the second day and 10-14 the third day. 7 to 8 buds will show color at one time.
- Petal size The outer petals are 1% inches to 2Vz inches in diameter and the inner petals are 1% to 2 inches in diameter.
- Substance Heavy; surface smooth with some petals creased at the center toward the tips.
- the new variety of gladiolus plant substantially as herein described and illustrated, characterized by its size, general symmetry and regular placement of its flower, straightness of stem, and many open florets at one time.
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April 12, 1960 D. w. WHITE Plant Pa- 1,933
GLADIoLUs PLANT Filed-June 29, 1959 /NVENTOR Dl//D WU'R WH/TE ATTORNEY United States Patent O GLADIOLUS PLANT David Walter White, St. Therese, Quebec, Ontario, Canada, assignorto Selected Glads, Inc., New Albany, lud., a corporation of Tennessee Application June 29, 1959, Serial No. 823,790
l Claim. (Cl. 47-60) My present invention relates to a new and improved variety of gladiolus and is notable particularly for its size, smooth color, and infiorescence. I have identified this new variety as seedling No. 507,413 in my breeding work.
To the best of my knowledge this new variety is the result of a cross 'between the varieties Elizabeth the Queen (unpatented) and a yellow seedling (unpatented). Elizabeth the Queen is the seed parent and the seedling is the pollen parent. Hand pollination was done by me in my field at St. Therese, Quebec, Canada but no precaution was taken to prevent -admixture by other varieties by bees or insects.
This new variety has been asexually reproduced by me in the Province of Quebec by natural increase from cormels through several generations and its characteristics have propen to be permanently fixed.
The illustration, made a part of this application, shows a single bloom spike of this new variety and is as nearly true to color as it is possible to depict. The illustration shows the shape and symmetry of the spike as well as the smooth coloring and distinctive form. Theiliustration is of course greatly rednced.
In the following detailed description, color references indicate Horticultural Colour Chart by the British Colour Council. Where there are other references to color, the ordinary dictionary 'meanings of Vthe terms are intended.
The plant `Growth: Very vigorous; very tall, usually attaining a Stems: Unusually straight and wiry. Diameter at base is from 1/2 to 3A inches. o Disease resistance: This variety has been found unusually resistant to Fusarium yellows, Sclerotina dry rot and Septoria leaf spot, to which diseases some other va.- rieties in my fields have been subject, `observed when Plant Pat. 1,933 Patented Apr. 12, 1960 The husks are the color of dried corn husks and the flesh is Lemon Yellow 4/3.
The flower Spike: Long, has 20-24 buds of which 4-5 open the first day, following which 7 tol 9 open the second day and 10-14 the third day. 7 to 8 buds will show color at one time.
Bud: Opening buds are 2% to 2% inches long.
Arrangement: Flowers are formallyV placed in a double row on the stem and usually all face forward.
Size: Individual florets are exceptionally large, usually measuring six inches across. Upper blooms are progressively smaller.
Form: Flowers are wide-open, recurved and some petals are rolled back so that the tips come to a point. Edges of petals are rufiied.
Petal size: The outer petals are 1% inches to 2Vz inches in diameter and the inner petals are 1% to 2 inches in diameter.
Substance: Heavy; surface smooth with some petals creased at the center toward the tips.
Fragrance: None.
Color: The color in the British Horticultural Colour Chart which most closely resembles my variety is Mimosa Yellow 602/3. The color in the throat shades to Barium Yellow 503/2.
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Stamens.-Faint violet. Pstils. -Cream. They extend about the same distance as the stamens.
Comparisons My new variety resembles Lorele (unpatented) more than any other known variety-but differs from it principally as follows:
(1) My variety is larger and taller than Lorelei.
(2) My variety has more open florets at one time than Lorelei.
(3) My variety has a more graceful form than Lorelei.
(4) My variety 'has more buds per spike than Lorelei.
(5) My variety has a straighter stem than Lorelei.
(6) My variety has more of a double-row placement.
Havingthus disclosed my invention, I claim:
The new variety of gladiolus plant, substantially as herein described and illustrated, characterized by its size, general symmetry and regular placement of its flower, straightness of stem, and many open florets at one time.
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