Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Philodendron White Princess named “White Ice Philodendron” particularly characterized by its distinctive leaf appearance; large plant size; mostly open and outwardly spreading fuller plant habit; vigor and slow growth rate; less-freely branching; flat leaves; and long and wide petioles with long petiole sheaths.
Abstract: A new and distinct Philodendron cultivar named ‘PHM1’ is disclosed, characterized by deeply lobed, glossy, dark green foliage and a distinctive outwardly growing, semi-horizontal habit. Plants grow rapidly and produce an abundance of foliage. Plant habit is well suited for 8 to 12 inch commercial pots. The new variety is a Philodendron, normally produced as an indoor ornamental container plant.
Abstract: ‘PHIL01’ is a distinctive Philodendron hybrid cultivar which is characterized by the combination of a short plant height, a high degree of basal branching and small lanceolate foliage.
Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Philodendron named “White Dragon” particularly characterized by its distinctive leaf appearance; large plant size; dark green leaves to light green and white portions of the leaves, mostly open and outwardly spreading fuller plant habit; mostly flat leaves.
Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Philodendron plant named ‘Pastel Sport #2’, characterized by its upright and outwardly spreading plant habit; dark burgundy-colored stems; glossy leaves that are initially yellow orange with pink-colored venation; and excellent postproduction longevity.
Abstract: A distinct cultivar of Philodendron plant named ‘Xanadu-II’, characterized by its dark green, glossy, deeply-lobed leaves; long petioles; and upright growth habit. The new Philodendron is derived from the cultivar Winterbourn, disclosed in U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,030. The new Philodendron is distinguished from the cultivar Winterbourn by its larger and more deeply lobed leaves, and its taller and more upright growth habit. These differences are particularly evident in juvenile plants which have not attained reproductive maturity.
Abstract: A Philodendron plant of compact form having broad thick leathery leaves with prominent depressed veination, brick red color when immature and becoming black red upon maturing.
Abstract: A Philodendron plant of very compact rosette form having thick narrowly ovate to elliptic leaves, the leaves being dark-brick red becoming dark-reddish-green when mature. The petioles are black-red, short, thickened and prominently winged.
Abstract: A new Philodendron plant particularly distinguished by yellowish-green to green and dense foliage, a compact growth habit and ovate to narrow-ovate shaped foliage with pinnatifid margins and deep lobes, is disclosed.
Abstract: A self-heading Philodendron plant having uniquely shaped leaves with pronounced lobes that are distinctly hooked. New leaves are moderate reddish brown. Overall color of the plant is reddish to rich-green with reddish brown colored petioles.
Abstract: The disclosure hereof is of a very compact, self-heading Philodendron plant of unusual density of growth. The plant is very stocky, producing an abundance of off-shoots from the crown, leaves are emerald green and are thick and glossy, having short thick petioles.
Abstract: A cultivar of Philodendron Selloum having more and smaller leaves, with a red spadix.The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of Philodendron which is believed to be a sport of the Philodendron Selloum. The plant was grown from a seed found in a collection of seeds from the Philodendron Selloum and is believed to be derived from that variety. The denomination of this new variety is "Philodendron Winterbourn".Among the novel characteristics distinguishing this variety from Philodendron Selloum is that the new variety is a smaller leaved much more compact plant than Philodendron Selloum generally having many more leaves than similar aged plants of Philodendron Selloum. While the leaves of Philodendron Winterbourn are similar in overall morphology to those of Philodendron Selloum, they differ markedly in their size. The leaves of Philodendron Winterbourn are approximately three-fourths the length of those of Philodendron Selloum, but only one-third the breadth.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 19, 1988
Date of Patent:
September 12, 1989
Inventors:
Veronica L. Winterbourn, Barry M. Winterbourn
Abstract: A new philodendron plant named Splendor, characterized by its rigid petioles and erect leaves, excellent leaf retention with no changes in color, relatively short internodes for a vertically grown cultivar, slow and vigorous growth, and its ability to be efficiently propagated by tissue culture.
Abstract: A new Philodendron plant particularly distinguished by having very small, narrow green leaves, compact vines with short internodes and dense growth habit, and vines that produce lateral branches, is disclosed.
Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Philodendron plant named ‘Little Hope’, characterized by its relatively compact, upright and mounding plant habit; freely basal branching habit; dense and bushy plant form; vigorous and robust growth habit; relatively small dark green-colored leaves; and relative resistance to pathogens common to Philodendron plants.
Abstract: ‘PHIL01’ is a distinctive Philodendron cultivar which is characterized by the combination of a short plant height, a high degree of basal branching and small lanceolate foliage.
Abstract: A new and distinct Philodendron cultivar named ‘PHM1’ is disclosed, characterized by deeply lobed, glossy, dark green foliage and a distinctive outwardly growing, semi-horizontal habit. Plants grow rapidly and produce an abundance of foliage. Plant habit is well suited for 8 to 12 inch commercial pots. The new variety is a Philodendron, normally produced as an indoor ornamental container plant.
Abstract: ‘FLOPHI1901’ is a distinctive Philodendron plant which is characterized by the combination of a short plant height, a compact growth habit, and small, dark green foliage as well as the uniformity and stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.
Abstract: A new and distinct Philodendron cultivar named ‘SHANGRI-LA’ is disclosed, characterized by deeply lobed foliage and short, compact plants with abundant basal stems. The new variety is a Philodendron, normally produced as an indoor ornamental container plant.