Rose plant cv. Kricarlo
Abstract
A new variety of rose plant of the hybrid tea class, being a bushy seedling, particularly adapted for garden decoration; its long elegant pointed buds that open slowly with a distinctively classical spiraled form; its flowers are borne mostly one-to-a-stem on long strong stems which are suitable for cutting; its extremely long vase-life as a cut rose; its unique warm orange-pink coloration that holds well throughout the life of the flower; its extremely vigorous bush is easy-to-grow and produces a profusion of flowers nearly continually throughout the growing season, making a very attractive garden specimen; its consistently fine performance in a wide variety of climatic conditions; and its abundant deep green foliage attractively clothes the entire plant.
Claims
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1. A new and distinct variety of rose plant of the hybrid tea class, substantially as herein shown and described, being particularly characterized in its long pointed buds that open slowly with a distinctively classical spiral form; its flowers are borne mostly one-to-a-stem on long strong stems which are suitable for cutting; its extremely long vase-life as a cut rose; its unique warm orange-pink coloration that holds well throughout the life of the flower; its extremely vigorous bush is easy-to-grow and produces a profusion of flowers nearly continually throughout the growing season, making a very attractive garden specimen; its consistently fine performance in a wide variety of climatic conditions; and its abundant deep green foliage attractively clothes the entire plant.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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