Abstract: A new and distinct variety of Hybrid Tea rose plant is provided which forms in abundance attractive bicolored blossoms having an unusual smoky aspect. The upper blossom surface is near dark brick red and the under surface is yellow-orange edged with red. Such blossoms are long-lasting on the plant or when cut and placed in a vase and exhibit good petal-drop characteristics. The plant exhibits an erect growth habit and forms attractive glossy dark green foliage. Good disease resistance is provided. The new variety is particularly well suited for cut flower production under greenhouse growing conditions. The blossom productivity under such growing conditions is high.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of Hybrid Tea rose plant is provided which forms attractive orange-red blossoms which exhibit a long vase life. The buds are long, and are borne on long erect stems. Attractive semi-glossy foliage is formed, and the plant exhibits good disease resistance. The new variety is particularly well suited for producing cut flowers under greenhouse growing conditions.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of Hybrid Tea rose plant is provided which abundantly forms attractive blossoms which are a blend of pink, cream and green and exhibit a long vase life. The buds are large, and are borne on erect stems. Attractive semi-glossy dark green foliage is formed, and the plant exhibits very good disease resistance. The new variety is particularly well suited for forming cut flowers on a highly productive basis under greenhouse growing conditions.