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- the present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of rose plant of the hybrid tea class, it being the result of definite breeding efforts to produce a rose of a distinct color and vigorous growth. This result was accomplished by a. cross between the Mrs. Sam McGredy, seed parent, and Briarcliff.
- This Variety is of the greenhouse forcing type although it can also be grown as a garden rose.
- Colon-Inner petals of opening bud are Grenadine (Plate II). Outer petals Grenadine Pink (Plate II) with Deep Chrome (Plate III) covering large portion at base of each petal.
- Color-Edges are Begonia Rose (Plate I) with Orange Bull” (Pl. III) beginning at the base and suffusing into the Rose color. Many petals have a streak of the Orange Bufi extending the entire vertical length of the petal.
- Rachis.-Medium smooth with occasional small thorn on under side.
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June 8, VERSCHUREN Plant Pat.
ROSE
Filed Nov. 6, 1936 [/WE/VTOR Patented June 8, 1937 UNITED STATES Plant ?at. 249
PATENT OFFICE RO SE Hendrikus Antonie Verschuren,
near Uden,
of New Jersey Application November 1 Claim.
The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of rose plant of the hybrid tea class, it being the result of definite breeding efforts to produce a rose of a distinct color and vigorous growth. This result was accomplished by a. cross between the Mrs. Sam McGredy, seed parent, and Briarcliff.
This Variety is of the greenhouse forcing type although it can also be grown as a garden rose.
The original illustrations accompanying this application show in full color a partially opened bud and two flowers in different stages of opening, two buds not yet showing color, together with stems and foliage.
Following is a detailed description of the rose and all color references are to Ridgways Color Standards and Nomenclature.
The flower Pecluncle.--Medium to long; strong; reddish in color; covered with very fine spines.
Colon-Inner petals of opening bud are Grenadine (Plate II). Outer petals Grenadine Pink (Plate II) with Deep Chrome (Plate III) covering large portion at base of each petal.
Shape.Urn-shaped.
Bloom:
Size-Large, 5 inches across.
Petalage.-Double, from to petals in the month of June.
F0rm.- Open, usually retaining closed and somewhat pointed center.
Petals:
Substa nce.Thick.
Veining.-Rather prominent.
Shape.-Outer petals oval; slightly inclined to roll backward.
Fragrance-Mildly fragrant.
Behavior.Drop off cleanly.
Color-Edges are Begonia Rose (Plate I) with Orange Bull" (Pl. III) beginning at the base and suffusing into the Rose color. Many petals have a streak of the Orange Bufi extending the entire vertical length of the petal.
General color eficct.-Light Salmon Orange (Plate II) with a suffusion of Geranium Pink (Plate I) and a rich sheen of silvery rose, which is not in the Color Standards. In fact, the entire color tone of this new rose is so distinct that a new color has been named after itQueen Mary. The tips of the petals fade first, changing to lighter pinks. Chrome yellow at base of petals is notable in the open flower, due to the opening of outer four or five rows of petals and retention of the closed center, leaving some space between in 6, 1936, Serial No. 109,591
which the Chrome color stands out promiently. This effect persists even in advanced stages.
Reproductive organs Stamens.Very large number (together with pistils they fill the entire center of flower). Arranged in circle about pistils.
Filaments.-Irregular in length; yellow.
Anthers.-Large; yellow; all open at once.
Pollen.Scarce.
PistiZs.-Very many; closely bunched.
,5'tyles.Red; uneven; short.
Stigma.-Light yellow.
Ovaries.VVholly inclosed in calyx.
Hips.-Medium; walls thick; green.
Sepals.--Moderately recurved; wide; short; only very slightly foliaceous.
The bush Foliage:lnclined to be sparse.
Leaves.--Compound; 3 to 5 leaflets. Occasionally a single leaf occurs. Quite small, usually 1 to 1 inches long. Leathery; tendency to curl and not lie in flat plane.
Leaflets.0val with acute apex; edge moderately serrate; wavy.
Color.--Upper side Yew Green (Plate XXXI) under side Hellebore Green (Plate XVII).
Rachis.-Medium; smooth with occasional small thorn on under side.
Stipules.Long; pointed; narrow.
Stems.Stiif; strong.
Color.-Yellowish Olive (Plate XXX).
Thorns-Notably plentiful; reddish brown; large; sharp, almost horizontal but pointing slightly downward.
Blooming habit.-Very free bloomer.
Growth-Vigorous and strong. Bush, somewhat spreading.
Disease resistance.-Exceedingly healthy.
Among the most notable and distinguishing features of this new variety of rose are (1) the novel color of its blossoms, (2) the habit of opening which retains a closed and somewhat pointed center (3) the small size of the leaflets, (4) the large number of stiff, sharp thorns on the flower stems, and (5) the short, smooth and practically non-branching sepals.
Having thus disclosed my invention, I claim:
A new and distinct variety of rose plant as shown and described, characterized particularly by the distinctive new coloring of its buds and flowers.
HENDRIKUS ANTONIE VERSCHUREN.
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