Abstract: A new rose plant cultivar intended for greenhouse culture for the production of cut flowers, distinguished by its uniform growth and cane quality with less blind wood, the exceptional vase life of its relatively slow opening flowers, when ready to cut, which makes them easier to handle in periods of high production, the exceptional timing characteristic and opening flower form of its deep red flowers, and the good response of this plant to lower temperature rose growing conditions.

Abstract: A red rose plant intended for greenhouse culture for the production of cut flowers, originated as a seedling of Red American Beauty (P.P. 1,982) crossed with Forever Yours (P.P. 2,443), the new plant being distinguished by its vigorous growth and free, continuous production of very large flowers having a brilliant red color which is an improvement over both parents. This new plant crops more uniformly than its seed parent and has a better flower form, it has the cropping characteristics of its pollen parent and has more shoots borne on slightly shorter stems.

Abstract: A white rose cultivar most suitable for greenhouse culture for cut flower production, the new plant being distinguished by its abundant and continuous production of small white flowers borne on long, moderately strong stems, its extraordinary vigor as a greenhouse rose which permits a greater spacing of the plants and an improvement in the economics of rose plant costs, and by the good vase life of its flowers.

Abstract: A rose plant of the Floribunda class originated by crossing Gemini (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 2,728) with Zorina (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 2,321).

Abstract: A white rose cultivar intended for cut flower production under greenhouse culture and distinguished by its large double blooms which have a high centered opening form on strong, erect stems of longer length, and by its moderately free and vigorous growth habit.

Abstract: A yellow rose seedling intended for greenhouse culture and the production of cut flowers, the new plant being of the grandiflora class and particularly distinguished by its continuous and abundant production of large high centered blossoms, its vigorous upright growth habit with many multiple breaking canes topped by a long tapered bud of excellent yellow flower color, and its low incidence of winter blind.

Abstract: A red floribunda rose for greenhouse culture for the production of cut flowers, this new plant being characterized by a very free growth habit and good winter productivity, the lustrous red color of its blooms with excellent keeping tendencies, the much reduced occurrence of blind wood, and the strong resistance of its foliage to mildew.

Abstract: A pink floribunda rose intended for greenhouse culture and the production of cut flowers, this new plant being characterized by a free and abundant production of medium large blooms having excellent keeping tendencies and a moderately spicy fragrance in greenhouse. This new rose exhibits a clear light pink color throughout all seasons.

Abstract: A new variety of tea rose distinguished by its very large, fully double white flowers borne on strong, fairly long stems, the blooming habit being abundant and continuous in greenhouse, the plant having a particularly vigorous vegetation and growth habit particularly suitable for greenhouse production for cut flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of rose plant of the tea class distinguished by its large, double red flowers which are borne on rigid and very long stems, the flowers when fully blown having a current red coloration on the inner surfaces of the petals and a crimson purple coloration on the outer surface of the petals. The flowers are long lasting as cut flowers and the petals drop off cleanly.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of rose plant of the hybrid tea class particularly distinguished by its bright red double flowers of medium size having a vermilion red color on the inside and a turkish red color on the outside, borne on stems of average size from a plant having a vigorous growth habit with a particularly great aptitude for forcing and an excellent winter aptitude. The flowers of this plant are long lasting when cut and the petals drop off cleanly.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of floribunda rose plant distinguished by its light pink double flowers of medium size which are borne on rigid and strong stems; the plant is well branched and produces from one to four flowers per stem; the flowers are beautifully shaped and are generally of a Venetian Pink color flushed with Neyron Pink; the flowers are long lasting as cut flowers, the petals of which drop off cleanly; and the multiflower florescence of this plant gives it a particular aptitude for forcing for the production of cut flowers.