USPP284P - Rose plant - Google Patents
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- the present invention is the result of a definite effort to produce a garden rose of the new class of hardy, decorative bedding roses with the high colored two tone effect of Austrian Copper.
- This new variety has all the characteristics of Rugosa, is hardy and extremely spiny, but the bloom resembles a Hybrid Tea with the colors of Austrian Copper, gold-yellow outside and scarlet inside.
- the habit of growth is like an average Tea, spreading, and is especially adapted for mass planting for garden decoration.
- Stamens anthers.-Large, many. Color-canary. Arrangement-regular around styles.
- Stamens filaments (threads).-Medium. Colorcanary.
- a new and distinct variety of rose plant substantially as shown and described, resulting from the cross of the two strains Rugosa and Austrian Copper, having the characteristics of Rugosa, and the Hybrid Tea type of bloom of two tone color, adapted particularly for mass planting for garden decoration.
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Aug. 23, 1938. J. GAUJARD Plant Pat. 284
ROSE PLANT Filed Sept. 18, 1957 Patented Aug. 23, 1938 Plant Pat. 284
ROSE PLANT Jean Gaujard, Feyzin, France, assignor to Jackson & Perkins Company, Newark, N. Y.
Application September 18, 1937, Serial No. 164,593
1 Claim.
The present invention is the result of a definite effort to produce a garden rose of the new class of hardy, decorative bedding roses with the high colored two tone effect of Austrian Copper.
In carrying out the objective, I crossed the Conrad F. Meyer (Rugosa hybrid) with an unnamed seedling of Austrian Copper many times without success because of the uncongeniality between the two strains, Rugosa and Austrian Copper. Finally one hip was produced on Conrad F. Meyer from which two seeds germinated, one of which grew into the new rose herein described.
This new variety has all the characteristics of Rugosa, is hardy and extremely spiny, but the bloom resembles a Hybrid Tea with the colors of Austrian Copper, gold-yellow outside and scarlet inside. The habit of growth is like an average Tea, spreading, and is especially adapted for mass planting for garden decoration.
Tests have been made over a number of years by budding on various understocks, and the variety has uniformly come true.
The following is a detail description of the new variety, reference therein to color according with the Gravereaux color standard, except where obviously the ordinary dictionary definition is intended:
Parentage:
Seed parent.--Conrad F. Meyer. Pollen parent.-Unnamed seedling of Austrian Copper. Classification:
Bonnier-Hybrid Rugosa-Foetida. Commercial.-Hybrid Tea.
above bud.
Peduncle.-Lengthlong.
Colormedium green.
Aspect r o u g h. Strength-s t i f f.
Size.-medium. Average size when fully expanded3 inches.
Borne-Several together.
Stems.Medium, strong.
F0rm.Cupped, retains its form to the end.
Petalage.Double. Number of petals under normal conditions-25.
C0lo1.Center of flower-scarlet. Outer petals-scarlet. Base of petals-gold. Inside 15 of peta1s-scarlet. Reverse of petals- Nankin. General tonality from a distancebicolor, red and yellow.
Variegationa-None.
Disc0Zoati m.-First and second days-none. Third dayboth scarlet and Nankin pale considerably, the Nankin being almost white and the scarlet turning toward pink.
Petals:
Temture.Thick. Is not affected by wet or hot weather.
Appearance.-Insideshiny. Outside-satiny.
Form.Round.
Arrangement.--Infonnal (with rags in center). Petaloids in center-few, small.
Persistence.-Drop off cleanly.
Fragrance.-Moderate. Nature-fruity (russet apple).
Lasting quality on the plant and as cut flower.
Very long.
Genital organs:
Stamens, anthers.-Large, many. Color-canary. Arrangement-regular around styles.
Stamens, filaments (threads).-Medium. Colorcanary.
PolZen.-Lemon.
StyZes.-Loosely separated, uneven length; me-
dium length, heavy.
Stigmas.-Lemon.
Ovaries.Al1 enclosed in calyx.
Fruit:
Variety is sterile with its own pollen.
Plant Form:
Bush.
Growth:
Vigorous, branching.
Foliage Colon-New foliagebronzy. Old foliage-mpper side-dark green. Under side-lighter green.
Shape.-Oval pointed.
Texture-Upper side-leathery. Under side smooth. Ribs and veins-ordinary;
Edge;Serrated.
Serration-.-Sing1e.
Rachis.-Color--green, reddish. Under side' prickles.
Stipules.Medium, smooth.
Disease resistance.Resistant. i
Wood:
New wood.-Color-bronzy. Ba1;k-rough. Old wood.-Co1or--green, brown. Barksmooth.
Thorns (divided into thorns, prickles and short needles):
Thoma-Quantity-on main stalks from base-many. On laterals from sta1kmany. F0rmbroad base, medium, straight. Color when youngred. Positionirregular.
Prickles.-Quantity-on main stalksmany.
On lateralsmany. Co1orbrown.
Short needles.Quantityon main stalks many. On laterals-many.
I claim:
A new and distinct variety of rose plant, substantially as shown and described, resulting from the cross of the two strains Rugosa and Austrian Copper, having the characteristics of Rugosa, and the Hybrid Tea type of bloom of two tone color, adapted particularly for mass planting for garden decoration.
JEAN GAUJARD.
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