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US 2005/0097644 P1Published application
Floribunda rose plant named 'hadcup'
OwnerHarvey Davidsoninventor
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Abstract
A new and distinct rose cultivar of the Florabunda class characterized by having long lasting clusters of deep yellow flowers on clean stems without prickles and having a rapid rebloom cycle. The plant is upright and bushy and is of medium height, generally averaging about 1 meter. Stems are well covered with matte foliage. The plant is resistant to mildew, rust and blackspot. The generic name of this plant is designated as ‘HADCUP’. It is being marketed under the commercial name of ‘SMOOTH BUTTERCUP’.
Claims1
A new and distinct rose cultivar of the Floribunda class with essential features as follows:
- 1. No prickles.
- 2. Deep butter yellow flowers.
- 3. Clusters of up to 14 flowers.
- 4. Rapid rebloom cycle.
- substantially as shown herein and described.
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