Abstract: A calla lily plant particularly distinguished by yellow spathes, medium density maculation of the leaves that is visible from both sides of the leaf and produces 2 to 3 inflorescences per 3-cm tuber, is described.

Abstract: ‘Allure’ is a new variety of calla lily having flowers with a red/purple-colored spathe that produces 2-15 flowers per tuber. The flower stems are about 20 cm. in height and the leaves are green with whitish spots and have a leathery texture.

Abstract: ‘Paco’ is a new variety of calla lily having flowers with a purple-colored spathe that produces 2-15 flowers per tuber. The flower stems are about 50 cm. in height and the leaves are green with a few whitish spots and have a leathery texture.

Abstract: ‘Calgary’ is a new variety of calla lily having flowers with a creamy-colored spathe that produces 3-20 flowers per tuber. The flower stems are about 25 cm. in height and the leaves are green with whitish spots and have a leathery texture. The new variety has a dwarf plant architecture.

Abstract: ‘Aspen’ is a new variety of calla lily having flowers with a pure white-colored spathe that produces 2-10 flowers per tuber. The flower stems are about 70 cm. in height and the leaves are green with whitish spots and have a leathery texture.

Abstract: ‘Samur’ is a new variety of calla lily having flowers with a pink-colored spathe that produces 2-15 flowers per tuber. The flower stems are about 50 cm. in length and the leaves are green with no whitish spots and have a leathery texture.

Abstract: A calla lily plant particularly distinguished by yellow spathes, medium density maculation of the leaves that is visible from both sides of the leaf and produces 2 to 4 inflorescences per 3-cm tuber, is described.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Ornithogalum dubium named ‘Lourdes’ originated as a controlled hybridization that started with the crossing of the commercial cultivar Ornithogalum thyrsoides Jacq. ‘Bethlehem’ and an unnamed Ornithogalum dubium cultivar. Progeny of this cross were then crossed back to the Ornithogalum dubium until the present variety was selected. The cultivar ‘Lourdes’ has R.H.S. 25A (orange group) tepals at maturity, erect and strong racemes which resist bending under low light conditions, a long blooming habit and broad, channeled leaves.

Abstract: A new and distinct lily plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by 1) stem thickness supported by flower crown (8 to 10 mm in diameter); (2) straight stems with even leaf distribution from bottom to top (more than 50 leaves per plant); (3) flower crown compact (around 36 cm); and flat with pericel lengths variable in length (1 to 8 cm); (4) flower sizes large (9-16 cm long 20-25 cm wide at open stage); (5) continuous blooms for two to four weeks; (6) coloration of leaves uniform from bottom to top; (7) height of plant around 40 cm; and (8) orange flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct selection of Agapanthus africanus (commonly known as Lily of the Nile) which herein is referred to as Agapanthus africanus cv. Ponto's Queen of the Nile. Ponto's Queen of the Nile differs from its parent plant, Agapanthus africanus Queen Ann, by possessing a gold leaf with a dark green stripe in the middle rather than an all-green leaf. The flower stock is green with a gold stripe as well.

Abstract: ‘John 316’ is a distinctive variety of Dianella caerulea, which is characterized by the combination of its tall plant height, an absence of canes, strong leaf surface glaucosity creating a blue-green foliage appearance, violet blue flowers, long inflorescence length positioning the flowers above the foliage and a red basal sheath zone. ‘John 316’ is also less prone to falling over than the parent type.

Abstract: A calla lily plant particularly distinguished by yellow spathes, high density maculation of the leaves that is visible from both sides of the leaf and produces 2 to 4 inflorescences per 3-cm tuber, is described.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Lily plant named ‘Tarragona’ characterized by its creamy white flowers with yellow center color and contrasting orange pollen, and vigorous growth.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Lily plant named ‘Manissa’ characterized by its large, white flowers with bright yellow center color and contrasting orange pollen, and vigorous growth.

Abstract: ‘Red Sox’ is a new variety of calla lily having a large flower with a scarlet-red colored spathe and producing 1-4 flowers per tuber. The leaves are a spotted medium green color with a leathery texture.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of upright Oriental×Aurelia hybrid lily plant, named ‘Yelloween’, characterized by large, upright, yellow flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of upright Oriental×Aurelia hybrid lily plant, named ‘Futura’, characterized by large, yellow flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of upright Oriental×Aurelia hybrid lily plant, named ‘Orania’, characterized by large, orange flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Lily plant named ‘Manissa’ characterized by its large, white flowers with bright yellow center color and contrasting orange pollen, and vigorous growth.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Lily plant named ‘Tarragona’ characterized by its creamy white flowers with yellow center color and contrasting orange pollen, and vigorous growth.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of upright Oriental×Aurelia hybrid lily plant, named ‘Futura’, characterized by large, yellow flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of upright Oriental×Aurelia hybrid lily plant, named ‘Yelloween’ characterized by large, upright, yellow flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of upright Oriental×Aurelia hybrid lily plant, named ‘Orania’, characterized by large, orange flowers.

Abstract: A new lily variety distinguished by (1) stem thickness supported by flower crown without bending (1.5 cm in diameter); (2) straight stems with even leaf distribution from bottom to top (more than 100 leaves per plant); (3) flower crown compact (around 36 cm); (4) flower sizes larger (16 cm long 7–9 cm wide at open stage); (5) continuous blooms for two to four weeks; (6) coloration of leaves uniform from bottom to top; (7) height of plant around 30 cm; and (8) snowy white flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct lily plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by 1) stem thickness supported by flower crown (8 to 10 mm in diameter); (2) straight stems with even leaf distribution from bottom to top (more than 50 leaves per plant); (3) flower crown compact (around 36 cm); and flat with pericel lengths variable in length (1 to 8 cm); (4) flower sizes large (9-16 cm long 20-25 cm wide at open stage); (5) continuous blooms for two to four weeks; (6) coloration of leaves uniform from bottom to top; (7) height of plant around 40 cm; and (8) orange flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct Lily Hybrid having very early blooming, upright, large, yellow flowers and contrasting dark maroon pollen with strong stems; excellent for cut flower production.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Lily plant named ‘Tiny Missile’, characterized by its compact and upright plant habit; vigorous growth habit; densely-foliated habit; freely flowering habit; upright flower buds and flowers; dark red-colored flowers; and good postproduction longevity.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Lily plant named ‘Tiny Rocket’, characterized by its compact and upright plant habit; vigorous growth habit; densely-foliated habit; freely flowering habit; upright flower buds and flowers; dark greyed purple to greyed red-colored flowers; and good postproduction longevity.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Lily plant named ‘Miracle’, characterized by its relatively compact and upright plant habit; vigorous growth habit; freely flowering habit; large pure white-colored flowers that face outwardly; and good postproduction longevity.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Alpinia plant named ‘LY1’ is disclosed characterized by robust plants with observed resistance to ginger blast. Inflorescences are long and composed of attractive pink flowers with yellow interior petaloids. Plants have a long flowering season, of nearly 8 months, with full-flowering from June to September in Guangdong Province, China. The new variety is useful as both a cut flower and landscape plant in warm climates.