Alstroemeria named Stapurzul

Abstract

A new Alstroemeria characterized by its medium sized blooms, the outer petals of which are distinguished by a generally violet purple coloration and having short parallel streaks of a purplish color extending from the central portion of the petal to its outer margin, the outer petals being generally of a cuneate shape. The inner petals are of a generally ovate shape with an aristate tip and generally of a violet purple color with a white mid-portion and covered from end-to-end with short deep purple pencil stripes. This plant is further distinguished by its strong vigorous and upright growth habit with the main stem reaching a height of about 180 cm and bearing a raceme of many flowers which are produced profusely and continuously from Spring to mid-season.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinctive Alstroemeria plant, substantially as herein shown and described, characterized by large blossoms of an overall violet purple coloration, the outer petals being of a generally ovate-cuneate form and hexagonal arrangement, the inner petals being of a long ovate form with the upper pair substantially parallel with each other and extending in a radially opposite direction than the third petal of the inner petal group, each having a white central body portion and covered from end to end with numerous dark longitudinal purple pencil stripes.