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- The. present invention relates to a new and distinct Variety of hybrid tea rose plant resulting from the crossing of McGredys Ivory and an unnamed seedling and marking an important improvement in the field of roses.
- This new variety is characterized as to novelty by the fine qualities of its primary characteristics, in comparison with its parents or any other rose in its class. More specifically, these characteristics comprise in combination, vigor of habit, shiny or glossy foliage with high resistance to disease, and free habit of blooming, with long lasting flowers of brilliant yellow color that fadeless than most yellows and hold their yellow color even in the bright sunshine. This rose has an unusually fine fragrance.
- Type Hardy; bush; seedling; for out flowers and garden decoration. Class: Hybrid tea. Breeding: Seedling.
- Petals Thick; with inside and outside satiny.
- Color-Outside petaloutside surface Mustard Yellow, Plate XVI, lightly tinted Carmine, Plate I; inside surface: Amber Yellow, Plate XVI. Intermediate petaloutside surface: Mustard Yellow, Plate XVI; inside surface: Amber Yellow, Plate XVI. Inner petal-outside surface: Empire Yellow, Plate IV; inside surface: Lemon Chrome, Plate IV.
- Reproductive organs stiaxlnens Many; arranged irregularly about pisis. Filaments: Long; Wax Yellow, Plate XVI; most with anthers.
- Anthers Medium size; Primuline Yellow, Plate XVI.
- Hips Globular; Parrot Green, Plate VI; with inconspicuous neck; smooth; walls thick, fleshy.
- a new and distinct variety of hybrid tea rose plant characterized as to novelty by its vigor of habit, glossy foliage with high resistance to disease, free habit of blooming, long lasting quality a of blooms, the brilliant yellow color of flowers and persistence of such color in bright sunlight, and fine fragrance, substantially as shown and described.
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March 25, 1947. c, MALLERlN Plant Pat. 729
ROSE PLANT Filed Jan. 25, 1944 W WWWWWW% L L %A Patented Mar. 25, 1947 Plant Pat. 729
UNITED, STATES PATENT OFFICE ROSE PLANT Charles Mallerin, Varces, France, assignor to The Cunard-Pyle Company, West Grove, Pa., a corporation of Pennsylvania Application January 25, 1944,, SerialNo. 519,693
.1. Claim. 1
The. present invention relates to a new and distinct Variety of hybrid tea rose plant resulting from the crossing of McGredys Ivory and an unnamed seedling and marking an important improvement in the field of roses.
This new variety is characterized as to novelty by the fine qualities of its primary characteristics, in comparison with its parents or any other rose in its class. More specifically, these characteristics comprise in combination, vigor of habit, shiny or glossy foliage with high resistance to disease, and free habit of blooming, with long lasting flowers of brilliant yellow color that fadeless than most yellows and hold their yellow color even in the bright sunshine. This rose has an unusually fine fragrance.
Asexual reproduction of this new variety shows the foregoing characteristics come true to form and are established.
The following is a detail description of the new variety, color terminology being in accord with Ridgways Color Standard:
Type: Hardy; bush; seedling; for out flowers and garden decoration. Class: Hybrid tea. Breeding: Seedling.
Seed parent.McGredys Ivory. Pollen parent-Unnamed seedling. Propagation: Holds its distinguishing characteristics through succeeding propagations by budding, which is the only method employed up to the present time.
Flower As first petal opena-Size-large. 'Formovoid. Coloroutside: Light Cadmium, Plate IV, blo'tched with Carmine, Plate 1; inside-Lemon Yellow, Plate IV.
Opening-.Opens up well.
Bloom:
.Size.-When fully openlarge; 4 /2 inches to 4% inches.
Petalage.-Very double; from 45 to 50 petals,
arranged regularly.
Form.Cupped; becoming high centered, globular; petals remaining at first loosely rolled inward; becoming later, at maturity, loosely rolled inward.
Petals: Thick; with inside and outside satiny.
Shape. Outside obovate; intermediate obovate; inside--obovate.
This description of a newly opened flower was made from a rose grown outdoors in the month of October, 1943, at West Grove, Pennsylvania:
Color-Outside petaloutside surface: Mustard Yellow, Plate XVI, lightly tinted Carmine, Plate I; inside surface: Amber Yellow, Plate XVI. Intermediate petaloutside surface: Mustard Yellow, Plate XVI; inside surface: Amber Yellow, Plate XVI. Inner petal-outside surface: Empire Yellow, Plate IV; inside surface: Lemon Chrome, Plate IV.
This description was made from a rose that was open for three days outdoors, in the month of October, 1943, at West Grove, Pennsylvania:
, Color. Outside petal outside surface: Straw Yellow, Plate XVI; inside surface: Naphthalene Yellow, Plate XVI. Inside petal-outside surface: Massicot Yellow, Plate XVI; inside surface: Massicot Yellow, Plate XVI.
General color efiect.NeWly opened flower- Wax Yellow, Plate XVI. Three days open-Massicot Yellow, Plate XVI.
Behavior.-Crop off cleanly.
Flower longevity.0n bush in garden 3 to 4 days in October. Cut roses grown outdoors and kept at living room temperatures, 4 to 5 days in October.
Reproductive organs stiaxlnens: Many; arranged irregularly about pisis. Filaments: Long; Wax Yellow, Plate XVI; most with anthers.
Anthers: Medium size; Primuline Yellow, Plate XVI.
Pollen: Moderate; Empire Yellow, Plate IV.
Pistils: Few.
Styles: Uneven; medium long; medium heavy:
bunched.
Stigma Picric Yellow, Plate IV.
Ovaries: All enclosed in calyx.
Hips: Globular; Parrot Green, Plate VI; with inconspicuous neck; smooth; walls thick, fleshy.
Seeds: Few; medium large.
Plant Foliage:
Leaves-Compound of three to five leafi'ets; normally abundant; moderately large; leathery; glossy; wrinkled. Leaflets.--Shape--lanceolate with apex acute. Baseround. Margin-simply serrate.
- COZor.-Mature-upper surface: Dusky Olive Green, Plate XLI; under surface: Garnet Brown, Plate I. Young-upper surface: Olive Green, Plate IV, suffused Garnet Brown, Plate 1; under surface: Garnet Brown, Plate I.
Rachz's (the supporting stem of the compound Zeaf.)-Heavy. Upper side-smooth; grooved; under side-sparsely prickly.
of less than 45. Disease.Resistant. Growth:
Habit.Bushy; upright.
Growth-Moderate.
Canes.-Medium heavy.
Main stems Grass Green, Plate VI. Thornsfew; short; hooked downward; with broad round base. Pricklesnone. Hairs-none.
Branchesr-Dull; Grass Green, Plate VI. Thoms-few; short; hooked downward; with broad round. base. Pricklesnone.
Hairsnone.'
New sho0ts.-Dull; Oxblood Red, Plate I. Thorns none. Hairs-none. Pricklesnone.
Iclaim:
A new and distinct variety of hybrid tea rose plant, characterized as to novelty by its vigor of habit, glossy foliage with high resistance to disease, free habit of blooming, long lasting quality a of blooms, the brilliant yellow color of flowers and persistence of such color in bright sunlight, and fine fragrance, substantially as shown and described.
CHARLES MAILERIN.
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