Genus
Xerochrysum
18 US plant patents have been granted in this genus. 1 is already in the public domain — anyone may propagate and sell it. The next of the 17 still protected comes off patent on March 31, 2029.
Still under patent — 17 cultivars
Soonest to come off patent first. You may not propagate these for sale until the date shown.
- KLEBB08398PP21119Xerochrysum plant named ‘KLEBB08398’UNDER PATENTMarch 31, 2029
- KLEBB08392PP21120Xerochrysum plant named ‘KLEBB08392’UNDER PATENTMarch 31, 2029
- BondreyelPP21232Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bondreyel’UNDER PATENTApril 20, 2029
- BondreredemPP22091Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bondreredem’UNDER PATENTSeptember 22, 2030
- BondrelaipiPP22099Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bondrelaipi’UNDER PATENTSeptember 22, 2030
- BondrepuhoPP22167Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bondrepuho’UNDER PATENTSeptember 22, 2030
- Bondre 11100PP26590Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bondre 11100’UNDER PATENTSeptember 30, 2034
- Bondre 1051PP27564Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bondre 1051’UNDER PATENTMay 14, 2035
- Bonxero 148PP30398Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxero 148’UNDER PATENTJanuary 3, 2038
- Bonxer 1639PP35103Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxer 1639’UNDER PATENTJune 8, 2042
- Bonxe 1669PP34997Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxe 1669’UNDER PATENTJuly 10, 2042
- Bonxe 1651PP35590Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxe 1651’UNDER PATENTMarch 25, 2043
- Bonxer 1856PP35626Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxer 1856’UNDER PATENTJune 12, 2043
- Bonxer 1842PP36506Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxer 1842’UNDER PATENTMarch 28, 2044
- Bonxe 1825PP36917Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxe 1825’UNDER PATENTJune 10, 2044
- Bonxer 1873PP36949Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxer 1873’UNDER PATENTSeptember 24, 2044
- Bonxer 1934PP36950Xerochrysum plant named ‘Bonxer 1934’UNDER PATENTSeptember 24, 2044
Already in the public domain — 1 cultivar
Most recently freed first. Anyone may propagate and sell this plant — though the name it is sold under may still be a live trademark.
- OhdrejumwhiPP17626Xerochrysum plant named ‘Ohdrejumwhi’PUBLIC DOMAINNovember 22, 2025
A patent expiring frees the plant, and its cultivar name comes with it — cultivar names cannot be trademarked, so they are always free to use. What it does not free is any brand name the plant is marketed under. Those are trademarks and renew indefinitely.