Matthew Gordon Kaskel

US Patent:

PP12475, Mar 19, 2002

Filed:

May 3, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/564461

Inventors:

Matthew Kaskel - Miami FL

Assignee:

Twyford Plant Laboratories, Inc. - Sebring FL

International Classification:

A01H 500

US Classification:

PLT 263

Abstract:

A new and distinct cultivar of Hemerocallis plant named âFirst Springâ characterized by its peach colored flowers with a red eye zone and picotee edge which are borne on short branched scapes. Plants of âFirst Springâ bloom early and repeatedly throughout the growing season. Plants of âFirst Springâ are evergreen and clump-forming, thus they are attractive in landscapes. The plant grows vigorously and propagated easily by division or tissue culture.

US Patent:

PP12456, Mar 12, 2002

Filed:

May 3, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/563340

Inventors:

Matthew Kaskel - Miami FL

Assignee:

Twyford Plant Laboratories, Inc. - Sebring FL

International Classification:

A01H 500

US Classification:

PLT 263

Abstract:

A new and distinct cultivar of Hemerocallis plant named âDance Partyâ characterized by its small pastel yellow-colored flowers which are borne on branched scapes. The flowers do not fade in warm, bright conditions and are resistant to water spotting. Plants of âDance Partyâ bloom in mid-season and repeatedly throughout the growing season. Plants of âDance Partyâ are evergreen and highly branched, thus, they are attractive in landscapes. The plant grows vigorously and propagates easily by division or tissue culture.

US Patent:

PP12445, Mar 12, 2002

Filed:

May 3, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/563341

Inventors:

Matthew Kaskel - Miami FL

Assignee:

Twyford Plant Laboratories, Inc. - Sebring FL

International Classification:

A01H 500

US Classification:

PLT 263

Abstract:

A new and distinct cultivar of Hemerocallis plant named âTiger Timeâ characterized by its abundant, showy, bright-orange flowers with red markings which are produced on tall-branched scapes. Plants of âTiger Timeâ bloom early and repeatedly throughout the growing season. Plants of âTiger Timeâ are evergreen and clump-forming, thus, they are attractive in landscapes. The plant grows vigorously and propagates easily by division or tissue culture.