10 August 2026
The freesia variety Aragon belongs to the category of commercial varieties and is used primarily for cut flower production. The origin of the variety is linked to Dutch breeding, however, detailed information on parent forms or hybrids is absent in open sources.
In agrotechnical studies, the variety is considered in the context of assessing the consumer value of floral crops. In particular, Aragon is mentioned in materials comparing the peduncle length of various freesia varieties.
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The right is granted for a limited term: propagation of the variety requires a license from the rights holder.
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