Dianthus caryophyllusL.Carnation· Ornamentals· bred by VAN STAAVEREN B.V.
also searched as: стагиги
Variety description
10 August 2026
The Stagigi variety, also known by the commercial synonym Giant Gypsy, is a miniature spray carnation. The plant was obtained through controlled crossing of Dianthus barbatus and Dianthus superbus and is propagated vegetatively.
The flowers of the variety are small, single, with serrated petal edges. The coloration is characterized as variegated, with a primary pink-purple tone and a secondary garnet shade. The plant possesses a strong fragrance, has a cylindrical ovary shape and a flat inflorescence profile, exhibiting high vitality.
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Countries of admission
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Variety in registries
Regions of admission, rights holders, and status of plant breeders' rights
Parties
Breeder
VAN STAAVEREN B.V.Developed the variety
Applicant
VAN STAAVEREN B.V.Submitted the application to the register
Rights holder
VAN STAAVEREN B.V.Holds the rights to the variety
Plant breeders' rights
The right is granted for a limited term: propagation of the variety requires a license from the rights holder.
Germany№ NLK 00453
Terminated
Application filed
30 November 1989
Registered
30 July 1992
Entry closed
5 October 1999
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