USPP800P - rose plant - Google Patents

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July 6, 1948. s, BOERNER Plant Pat. 800

ROSE PLANT Filed Jan. 27, 1947 Patented July 6, 1948 Plant Fat. 800

osa PLANT Eugene S. Boerner, Newark, N. Y., assignor to 'Jackson & Perkins Company, Newark, N. Y.,

a corporation oi New York Application January 27, 1947, Serial No. 724,623

1 Claim. (Cl. 47--61) This invention relates to a new and distinct variety of rose plant originated by crossing an unnamed seedling with the well-known variety Orange Nassau (Pl. Pat.- #350).

As a result of this cross, I produced a rose somewhat like Orange Nassau inform, but having a flower larger and unlike that of said parent, the bush itself being very vigorous and making excellent long breaks for cut flowers.

CaZym.--Shape-pear. Size-long. Aspectsmooth. Odor when rubbednone. Color-Scheeles Green, Plate 6.

PeduncZe.Length-long. I, Aspect-smooth. Color-Scheeles Green, Plate 6. Strengtherect; heavy.

Opening-Bud opens up well. Is not affected by adverse weather conditions.

Bloom:

This new seedling, unlike its parent Orange Size.Large. Average size when fully ex- Nassau, is not prone to black spot. panded, 4". r Otherwise, the new variety is characterized as Borne.Singly.

to novelty by the color of its blooms as herein- Stems.-Long; strong. after set forth; by its rich fragrance and its high- F wh first open -high German 1 centered flower which Opens grafiefully and keeps manence-retains its form to the end.

for a long time as a 0111; fiOWBr- Petalage.--Double (full but open center). Asexual reproduction of this new variety shows Numb r of petals under normal conditions, the foregoing characteristics come true to form 30-35, and are established Colon-Center of flower-Bittersweet Pink, n the acco panyi d awing ar shown n Plate 2. Outer peta1sOrange Pink, mens of this new variety, with flowers at differ- Plate Base of petals (aiglet) -Lemon ent stages of development from small bud to full- Chrome, Plate Inside f petalswrient open bloom, and depicting the delicate shadings Pink, plate 2, with Lemon Chrome, plate 4 gigieir coloring as nearly as possible to reproextending from the base Reverse f The following is a detailed description of the g?:g: P ?a .t 4 $i te:d?rE; iro l n t hgi e new variety, color terminology being in accord- Generaltonamy from a distanckorange ance with Ridgways Color Standard: Pink, Plate 2 a entfl e: Seedling. DiscoZoration.-General tonality at end of Seed parent-Seedling-unnamed (Joanna 3O fir t day- Bi'bterswee1; Pink, Plate Hill X a red seedling, parentage ot end day-between Bittersweet Pink, Plate Proved) 2, and Orient Pink, Plate 2. Third day Pollen parent.-Orange Nassau. orange pink, Plate Classification: Botanic and eommercial-hybrid P tals:

tea. Texture-Thick. Is not aiiected by wet or i" Flower hot weather. (Observations made outdoors in fields at New- Appeamme' Ins1de satiny; outside ark, New York, in the morning in November shinya 194m 40 F0rm.Oval; pomted.

Blooming habit: Recurrent-continuous. Arra7weme?tmbncated (regularly ranged shingle-like) Petaloids in center- Size.Large. w Small F0'rm.Long; pointed. Is not affected by Persistence-Axon Off cleanly- Wet or hot weather Fragrance-Strong. Nature-tea (average hybrid tea scent).

Lasting quality.0n the plant and as cut flower-long. Genital organs:

Stamens, anthers.sizelarge. Color Light Cadmium, Plate 4. Arrangement- Regular around styles.

Stamens, filaments (threads). -Long.

ColorDeep Chrome, Plate 3.

Pollen-Pale Orange Yellow, Plate 3.

Stipules.-Medium length; smooth.

Disease resistance.Black spot.

Styles.Bunched: uneven length; short;

thin.

Stigmas.-Martius Yellow, Plate 4. Wood: Ovaries.-All enclosed in calyx. New wood.-Biscay Green, Plate 17. Bark- Plant 5 smooth.

Old wood.-Cress Green, Plate 31. Bark- Form: Bush. smooth. Growth: Vigorous;-upright. Thorns:

Foliage: 5-7 leaflets.

Sizer-Large. Quantity.-Abundant. New foliage.-Upper side-Oil Green, Plate 5; outer edges Victoria Lake, Plate 1. Under side-Yellowish Oil Green, Plate 5. serrations-Victoria Lake, Plate 1'.

Quantity.-On main stalks from base and on laterals from stalk--ordinary. Form.-Narrow base; medium length;

hooked downward. Color when ymmg.Carmine, Plate 1. I Position.-Irregular.

Prickles and hairs.-None.

Old foliage-Upper side-Varleys Green, I claim;

Plate 18. Under side--B1ce Green, Plate M A w and distinct variety of hybrid tea rose lplant characterized as to novelty by its vigorous Shape.Ova1p n figrowing habit; resistance to black spot; delicate f pp a e y. Under coloring of its flowers; rich fragrance; higha, i eth. Ribs a n ycentered form of large flower and long lasting Ed --Se a (Saw tOOthedX quality as a cut flower, substantially as shown Serration.-Single; small. d d i d, Lea stem.--Yellowish Olive, Plate 30. Under EUGENE s. BOERNER. side-prickles.

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