Table 5. Criteria of selection and landscape uses of new cultivars of H. syriacus registered to the USPTO (Unite States Patent and Trademark Office) and CFIA (Canadian Food Inspection Agency) from 2000 to 2017

Scientific name Flower type Criteria of selection Breeding method Development country Registered year Landscape uses
USPTO CFIA
Hibiscus syriacus ‘Aarticus’ Lavender double flowers Leaf, tree form Branch mutation USA 2016 - Pot, bed
H. syriacus ‘America Irene Scott’ Pink double flowers Tree form 2008 2009 Specimen, hedge, border
H. syriacus ‘Antong Two’ White single flowers with red purple-colored centers Korea 2007 2008 Pot, bonsai
H. syriacus ‘Bricutts’ White semi-double flowers with red purple-colored centers Flower France 2005 - Specimen
H. syriacus ‘Carpa’ Violet double flowers Leaf, tree form Canada 2012 2012 Pot, specimen
H. syriacus ‘DS01BS’ Violet blue double flowers Tree form Mutation USA 2013 - Pot, hedge, specimen
H. syriacus ‘DS03RS’ Purple double flowers Open pollination 2014 -
H. syriacus ‘DS04PS’ Pink double flowers with red purple stripes and bases 2013 -
H. syriacus ‘DVPazurri’ Blue single flowers with dark red-colored centers Flower Crossing Belgium 2008 2008 Pot
H. syriacus ‘Floru’ Purple single flowers with dark red-colored centers France 2000 - Specimen
H. syriacus ‘Gandini Santiago’ Pinkish violet double flowers with a red-purple eye Tree form Chance seedling Netherland 2013 2016 Street tree, specimen
H. syriacus ‘Gandini van Aart’ White semi-double flowers Branch mutation 2016 2017
H. syriacus ‘ILVO347’ Pink flowers with dark red-colored centers Crossing Belgium 2015 2018 Border, specimen
H. syriacus ‘ILVOPS’ Purple single flowers withred-purple center eye Flower, tree form 2016 2016 Border, specimen, pot
H. syriacus ‘Jodi’ White single flower Leaf, sterile Branch mutation USA 2006 - Specimen
H. syriacus ‘JWNWOOD4’ Light pink double flowers Flower Crossing United Kingdom 2012 2013 Specimen, border
H. syriacus ‘Marina’ Violet blue single flowers with dark red-colored centers Open pollination Netherland 2000 - Hedge, screen, bed
H. syriacus ‘Mathilde’ Light lavender double flowers. 2000 - Border, hedge
H. syriacus ‘MINDOUB1’ White double flowers with a pink-purple flush Flower, tree form Crossing France 2015 - Specimen, bed
H. syriacus ‘MINDOUR1’ Red-purple double flowers Flower 2016 -
H. syriacus ‘MINDOUV5’ Purple double flowers 2016 -
H. syriacus ‘Notwood3’ Blue double flowers United Kingdom 2008 2009 Specimen, bed
H. syriacus ‘Notwoodone’ Lavender semi-double flowers Open pollination 2000 -
H. syriacus ‘Notwoodtwo’ White semi-double flowers 2000 -
H. syriacus ‘RWOODS5’ Magenta double flowers Crossing 2016 2017
H. syriacus ‘RWOODS6’ White flowers with red-purple streaking and basal blotch 2017 -
H. syriacus ‘SHIMCR1’ Dark pink single flowers with dark red-colored centers Korea 2013 - Border, pot
H. syriacus ‘SHIMRR38’ Reddish purple single flowers with red eye spot 2015 -
H. syriacus ‘SHIMRV24’ Purple single flowers with dark red purple-colored centers 2013 -
H. syriacus ‘Summer Festival’ Deep magenta double flowers Flower, tree form Netherland 2017 - Pot, bed
H. syriacus ‘Summer Holiday’ White to light pink double flowers with a red-purple eye 2017 -
H. syriacus ‘Summer Night’ Purple double flowers 2017 -
H. syriacus ‘THEISSHSSTL’ Lavender double flowers Leaf Branch mutation USA 2017 - Specimen, pot, border
H. paramutabilis × syriacus ‘WALHIROSMO’ Rose-pink flowers with contrasting red centers Flower Interspecific crossing United Kingdom 2012 - Specimen
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