Florabunda rose named ‘Hadbal’

Abstract

A new and distinct rose cultivar of the Florabunda class characterized by: having stems without prickles; white stripes lightly scattered on pink flowers; clusters of three to six flowers; very rapid rebloom cycle; upright bushy plants of medium height; being well covered with medium green matte foliage; with excellent resistance to powdery and downy mildew, rust and blackspot. The generic name of this plant is designated as ‘Hadbal’. It is being marketed under the commercial name of ‘Smooth Ballerina’.

1. A new and distinct rose cultivar of the Floribunda class with essential features as follows:
 1. Prickles are absent from any stems.  
 2. White stripes lightly scattered on pink flowers.  
 3. Blooms in clusters of three to six flowers.  
 4. Very consistent free bloomer.  
 5. Bushy, upright plant, covered with medium green matte foliage.  
 6. Very resistent to powdery and downy mildew, rust and blackspot,  
 
     substantially as shown herein and described.