Abstract: A container suitable for receiving and transporting plants is formed from a blank of paperboard and includes front and back panels joined by side panels to provide a container of rectangular cross section. A flap attached to the back panel folds into a reinforced handle, and a top panel is folded inwardly from the front of the container. Gussets joining the top panel to the side panels are also folded inwardly for reinforcing the top panel.

Abstract: An upright, vigorous, freely blooming rose plant of the hybrid tea class, characterized by its photosensitive pigment, with bud petals of Chrome Yellow and changing quickly to near Geranium Lake upon exposure to sunlight and darkening with age, with ability to maintain flower form throughout the life of the flower.

Abstract: A well branched, plant of the hybrid tea class with large, leathery foliage, and blooms becoming Neyron Rose, having very little fragrance.

Abstract: A well branched, upright rose plant of the hybrid tea class with large flowers, Signal Red bloom color, blooms of 35 to 40 petals, and having very little fragrance.

Abstract: Rose plant of hybrid tea class resulting from cross of Futura, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 3,569 with First Prize, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 2,774. Plant is vigorous, taller than First Prize and similar to Futura. Bud is red, changing to pink in blossom.

Abstract: Rose plant of hybrid tea class from cross of South Seas, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 2,184 with Tonight, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 3,522. Plant is similar in growth to South Seas with leaves of five or seven leaflets. Blossom color more intense than South Seas, being close to RHS 34A.

Abstract: Rose plant of hybrid tea class resulting from cross of unnamed cultivar with pollen of South Seas, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 2,184. Plant is vigorous, more upright than South Seas. Blossom color is Wilson's Sulphur Yellow in bud and Mimosa Yellow when fully open.

Abstract: This novel rose variety is a mutation of Faberge, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 2,886, and differs therefrom in its bud color which is of a yellow color and blossoms which are of a greenish white to white color.

Abstract: A vigorous genetically dwarf peach tree which is distinguished particularly by its degree of dwarfness, single or partly double light pink flowers, late July ripening date and rounded fruit with pale yellow, red flushed skin. The flesh is sweet and white with red streaks.

Abstract: A vigorous rose plant of upright habit reaching over seven feet in height. Possesses long, stiff stems with fewer thorns than parent Tonight. Leaves are dark green of medium size. Flower is of uniform red color with light fragrance.

Abstract: A new dwarf peach plant has semi-double pink flowers with late July ripening fruit. The fruit is nearly spherical with a red flushed yellow skin, its flesh being sweet and yellow. This present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of peach tree of the genetically dwarf type, having pink flowers and freestone, yellow fleshed fruit. The original seedling of this new peach was discovered by Fedor Wassiliew among seedlings grown from various crosses made by Mr. Wassiliew in Orange, Calif. The exact parentage is unknown.The primary objective of the breeding program was to produce a variety of dwarf peach, usable as an ornamental plant in home gardens and producing an edible, tasteful fruit of good texture and juice content. This objective was fully achieved along with other desirable features, as evidenced by the following unique combination of characteristics which are outstanding in the new variety and which distinguish it from all other varieties:1.

Abstract: A vigorous, well branched rose plant of upright habit with large, dark green mature foliage and grayed purple new foliage. Bud is long with blunt top. Petals are white with occasional green streaks on outer petals.

Abstract: A miniature rose variety consisting of a compact plant, profusely branched; with abundant foliage; medium pink flowers; and light, daisy-like fragrance.

Abstract: A miniature rose variety having compact plant habit which blooms at two feet or less, petals with pink upper sides and deeper pink lower sides, large prickles, good mildew resistance, and mild fragrance.

Abstract: A hybrid tea rose variety having abundant production of long, heavy stems bearing red buds that open to red blooms of 30-35 partially quilled petals with no fragrance, a peculiar twisting habit of growth of the peduncles.

Abstract: A hybrid tea rose variety having thick, high substance petals of unusual orange-red color with a pale yellow and orange reverse combined with mildew resistance, outstanding vigor and continual blooming.

Abstract: A hybrid tea rose variety having shiny, dark green foliage; large, bright yellow flowers; golden yellow buds; vigorous, upright growth; and long vase life. The variety is also susceptible to powdery mildew in Irvine, Calif.

Abstract: A hybrid tea rose variety having photosensitivity, an unusual blend of dark and medium lavender colors, pleasant fragrance, vigor and profuse display of flowers, and upright habit of growth.

Abstract: A hybrid tea rose variety having large, high-centered, pink and white flower; pleasant fragrance; long cut flower vase life; profusion of glands and prickles on petioles and peduncles; and dark green foliage combined with vigorous upright growth habit.

Abstract: A shrub rose variety having vigorous, upright growth habit, profusion of single red flowers, glossy green foliage and ability to easily root from hardwood cuttings.