Plant
Bromeliad
15 US plant patents name this plant. 15 have expired, so those cultivars are free to propagate and sell.
Already in the public domain — 15 cultivars
Most recently freed first. Anyone may propagate and sell these plants — though the name it is sold under may still be a live trademark.
- GUZ 227PP12646Bromeliad plant named ‘GUZ 227’PUBLIC DOMAINOctober 23, 2020
- GUZ 226PP12432Bromeliad plant named ‘GUZ 226’PUBLIC DOMAINSeptember 12, 2020
- GUZ 216PP11401Bromeliad plant named `GUZ 216`PUBLIC DOMAINJuly 13, 2018
- GUZ 203PP11580Bromeliad plant named `GUZ 203`PUBLIC DOMAINJuly 13, 2018
- GUZ 217PP11658Bromeliad plant named `GUZ 217`PUBLIC DOMAINJuly 13, 2018
- GUZ 202PP11682Bromeliad plant named `GUZ 202`PUBLIC DOMAINJuly 13, 2018
- GUZ 207PP11819Bromeliad plant named ‘GUZ 207’PUBLIC DOMAINJuly 13, 2018
- Guz 218PP10351Bromeliad plant named `Guz 218`PUBLIC DOMAINJuly 26, 2016
- Guz 210PP10069Bromeliad plant named `Guz 210`PUBLIC DOMAINNovember 27, 2015
- Aechmea 212PP9905Bromeliad plant named `Aechmea 212`PUBLIC DOMAINNovember 27, 2015
- Guz 215PP9467Bromeliad plant named `Guz 215`PUBLIC DOMAINDecember 27, 2014
- GUZ 214PP9476Bromeliad plant named `GUZ 214`PUBLIC DOMAINDecember 27, 2014
- Guz 211PP9475Bromeliad plant named `Guz 211`PUBLIC DOMAINOctober 19, 2014
- Guz 209PP9045Bromeliad plant `Guz 209`PUBLIC DOMAINNovember 15, 2013
- Guz 206PP9047Bromeliad plant `Guz 206`PUBLIC DOMAINNovember 15, 2013
A patent expiring frees the plant, and its cultivar name with it — cultivar names cannot be trademarked. Any brand name it is sold under is a separate thing and may still be owned.