Rose plant

Abstract

A somewhat tender seedling bush rose of the Floribunda class, for greenhouse and outdoor cultivation, both for cut flowers and for garden decoration, characterized primarily in that the coloration of its blooms is a rather unique shade of orange. The flowers are large, relatively speaking, in comparison with roses of the Floribunda class, and contain comparatively large numbers of petals and petaloids. The plant is a free to vigorous grower and its peduncles carry numerous stipitate glands and a few small prickles.

I claim: 
     
       1. The new and distinct variety of Floribunda rose plant substantially as described and illustrated herein, said plant being of free to vigorous growth habit, and having numerous stipitate glands and a few small prickles on its peduncles, the flowers of said plant being characterized in that they are from about 31/4 to about 4 inches in diameter, and comprise from 25 to 36 petals with 5 to 7 petaloids, and have an overall coloration which is substantially entirely expressed in shades of orange.