Rose plant

Abstract

There is disclosed a new variety of rose of the hybrid tea class whose parentage is not known, having a distinct and unusual blending of corals in blooms ranging from bright coral when first opened to smooth, soft, champagne color when full blown, that color being retained for days while on the plant, the flowers being heavily petaled, open, and of distinct rose perfume, good hybrid tea habit, with strong straight stems for cutting and abundance of blooms.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct variety of rose plant of the hybrid tea class, substantially as herein shown and described, characterized particularly as to novelty by the distinct and unusual color of its blooms primarily a medium pink orange, 36-3 blending with 36-2 and ending with a pale pink 36-1 when full blown, the long lastingness of the bloom color on the plant, heavily petaled, open flower form, distinct rose perfume, good tea habit with strong straight stems, the blooms being produced in abundance for cutting.