University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.

David A Knauft

Carol D Robacker

Allan M Armitage

John M Ruter

Donglin Zhang

Suzzanne C Tate

Kelly Preslar

Amanda J Hershberger

Anplant named 'RutAbut2' has prolific quantities of large yellow flowers, a compact and more prostrate growth habit, shorter internodes, and has an extended duration of flowering.

plant named 'RutAbut2'

Anplant named 'RutAbut1' has full blooms throughout the summer, short internode lengths, and large flowers that are yellow-orange with a red throat.

plant named 'RutAbut1'

A-plant named 'V0502-33' has medium blue flowers, compound panicles with a greater number of secondary peduncles per panicle; resulting in an unusual stunning floral display.

-plant named 'V0502-33'

The-plant is of short height, has a compact form and pink flowers.

plant named 'V07-2'

A-plant named 'V07-SC-OP-4' has short, dense panicles and dark pink flowers.

plant named 'V07-SC-OP-4'

A-plant named 'V0509A-7' has upright, large panicles, with white flowers borne more closely along the rachis, resulting in a stunning floral display.

plant named 'V0509A-7'

A newplant named 'Little Madame' has violet blue flowers with a blotch of white on the anterior lip, has a compact form, a short internode length with nodes often having multiple branches. 'Little Madame' has mostly three to five leaflets and leaf margins that vary from entire to jagged.

plant named 'Little Madame'

The new variety 'Georgia Sunset' is provided. The new variety 'Georgia Sunset' generally has bright two-tone flowers, a large flower size, and persistent flowering throughout the growing season. The new variety 'Georgia Sunset' has brighter yellow flowers and a longer blooming period than similar cultivars ofplants currently on the market. The new variety &#x2018;Georgia Sunset&#x2019; flowers for at least four months during the growing season.

plant named 'Georgia Sunset'

The new variety 'Georgia Yellow' is provided. The new variety 'Georgia Yellow' generally has brighter yellow flowers and a longer blooming period than similar cultivars ofplants currently on the market. The new variety 'Georgia Yellow' consistently remains in color throughout the growing season (May-October) of North America.

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Watkinsville, GA, United States of America

David A Knauft