USPP198P - Carnation - Google Patents
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- USPP198P USPP198P US PP198 P USPP198 P US PP198P
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- My present invention relates to improvements in pink carnations ordinarily known as greenhouse forcing carnations.
- the object of my invention is to provide a medium pink carnation without salmon tones; having a fuller form with out a splitting calyx; with long, strong stems; of vigorous, disease-resistant growth; and of excellent keeping qualities.
- This variety is a sport of Chief Kokomo and .0 is the shade of the pink stripe in its parent variety. It also has the same strong, vigorous growth as the parent and is in fact very similar to it except as to color.
- Petals.--Each petal is irregularly serrated and moderately crinkled.
- Styles.Two in number; curled tops; extending beyond stamens.
- CoZor. The color is not evenly distributed although the general color efiect is between rose color and tyrian rose (Plate XII). There are some splashes or lines of a deeper shade approaching spinel red (Plate XXVI). The under side of petals is much lighter (Rose Pink, Plate XII). The absence of salmon hue is notable. Each petal has a considerable area of white at the base, running up in fine whitish lines or streaks or occasional splotches distributed over the surface but not in suflicient quantity to subtract from 5 the general effect of solid rose color.
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A. F J. BAUR Plant Pat. 198
Sept. 29, 1936.
CARNATION Filed April 1'8, 1936 INVEITTOR PLANT PATENT AGENT Patented Sept. 29, 1936 UNITED STATES Plant Pat. 198
PATENT OFFICE CARNATION Application April 18,
1 Claim.
My present invention relates to improvements in pink carnations ordinarily known as greenhouse forcing carnations. The object of my invention is to provide a medium pink carnation without salmon tones; having a fuller form with out a splitting calyx; with long, strong stems; of vigorous, disease-resistant growth; and of excellent keeping qualities.
This variety is a sport of Chief Kokomo and .0 is the shade of the pink stripe in its parent variety. It also has the same strong, vigorous growth as the parent and is in fact very similar to it except as to color.
The original illustrations show in full natural [5 color and approximately natural size, a full front view, a side view and two buds in different stages of opening, together with stems and foliage. It must be understood, however, that the artist cannot exactly duplicate the natural colors.
The following is a detailed description of this variety, and the color references are to Ridgways Color Standards and Nomenclature.
The plant 1936, Serial No. 75,187
Bracts.--Medium in length and much darker green than the calyx (approximately the same shade as the stems).
The flower Shape and size.-Large, double and full, measuring from 3 to 4 inches across. In February in the vicinity of Indianapolis, the petals number from 43 to 45. High and well-filled center.
Petals.--Each petal is irregularly serrated and moderately crinkled.
Styles.Two in number; curled tops; extending beyond stamens.
Ovary.-Pointed; large.
CoZor.-The color is not evenly distributed although the general color efiect is between rose color and tyrian rose (Plate XII). There are some splashes or lines of a deeper shade approaching spinel red (Plate XXVI). The under side of petals is much lighter (Rose Pink, Plate XII). The absence of salmon hue is notable. Each petal has a considerable area of white at the base, running up in fine whitish lines or streaks or occasional splotches distributed over the surface but not in suflicient quantity to subtract from 5 the general effect of solid rose color.
Odo1.-Very fragrant with a decided cinnamon scent.
Durability.Has extra good keeping qualities.
Buds.-Blunt and bulged, due to the large numher of petals inclosed.
Having thus disclosed my invention, I claim:
The variety of carnation herein shown and described characterized particularly by its clear medium pink color as indicated, full petalage, nonsplitting calyx, vigorous growth habits, and excellent keeping qualities.
ADOLPHE FREDERICK JACOB BAUR.
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