Rose plant

Abstract

A hybrid miniature rose of the dwarf bush type, many-branched and upright in habit. Blooms are of average size or larger for miniature roses, usually occurring three or four to a stem, but occasionally singly. The bloom has from 16 to 22 petals, generally, and the same coloration occurs on inside, intermediate, and outside petals and on the inner and outer surfaces thereof, this color being a bright golden yellow which fades after several days to a less bright shade of the same color.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct variety of rose plant of the hybrid miniature class, substantially as herein shown and described, and being further characterized in the well-formed golden yellow buds and blooms, the double petalage of which displays substantially the same coloration in outer, intermediate and inner petals and on the inner and outer surfaces of each petal, the bush being of upright and vigorous growth habit and profusely producing flowers of heavy substance and good color retention.