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Elli Hartmann (II)

Petallage.

Size.

Blooming.

Hardiness Foliage Growth.

Stem Plant.

Prune.

Note. ..

Deficient in number.

Very large.

May and June 6; July 9; August 3; September 3; October and late 4; total 25.

Occasionally winter kills. Canes living 6 to 12 inches above ground level in spring.

Beautiful in color and substance; little affected by disease.

Tall, not bushy or uniform.

Usually very long and strong, especially in the spring. 20 inches. .5 eyes.

One of the most beautiful roses in cultivation, but until grown on Multiflora was strictly a collector's rose. Better on Multiflora than in a special bed; the ideal method would seem to be Multiflora stock grown in a special bed. This rose surpasses Marquise de Sinety and Madame Charles Lutaud in substance, stem, growth and hardiness.

LADY PIRRIE; Hybrid Tea; Hugh Dickson, 1910. Deep coppery reddish salmon; inside of petals apricot yellow-varies. Lighter with us.

Novelty....... In color, growth and blooming.

Color..

Fragrance.

Very beautiful; varies greatly with the season.

Mild.

Lasting..... Color fades; fragrance brief; form does not hold. Deficient in number.

Above the average.

May and June 10; July 21; August 6; September 10; October and late 9; total 56.

Canes living 8 to 18 inches above ground level in Shape.

Attractive in bud; open flower flat.

Substance Very good.

Petallage.

Size...

Blooming.

Hardiness 1 Foliage.

Growth.

Stem.

Plant.

Prune.. ...

Note. spring.

Susceptible to mildew; little affected by spot.

Very strong and bushy.

Well above the average. 24 inches. 6 eyes.

A fair decorative rose and good for cut blooms in cool weather.

LADY PLYMOUTH; Tea; Alex. Dickson & Sons, 1914. Deep ivory cream, very faintly flushed.

Novelty...... In color, lasting and foliage.

Color...

Excellent.

Fragrance. Mild.

Lasting.......Color good; fragrance brief; form very good. Shape......

Substance.

Petallage Size Blooming.

Hardiness.

Foliage Growth Stem.

Plant.

Prune..

Note.

Good in bud and open flower.

Good.

Perfect.

Above the average.

Two-year-old plants, May and June 6; July 8; August 3; September 10; October and late 1; total 28.

Canes living 8 inches above ground level in spring.

Especially fine.

Bushy and with many canes, but not exceptionally tall.

Quite good. .22 inches. .5 eyes.

An improvement in the well-known type of yellow Teas.

MRS. A. R. WADDELL; Hybrid Tea; Pernet-Ducher, 1908. Rosy scarlet bud, opening reddish salmon; reverse of petals rosy scarlet.

Novelty.

Color...

Fragrance.

Lasting.

Shape..

Substance.

Petallage Size.

Blooming Hardiness.

Foliage Growth Stem.

Plant.

Prune. ..

Note. ..

In color, growth and blooming.

Very attractive and_distinct.

Mild.

Color fades; fragrance brief; form does not last.

Very good in bud; open flower loose.

Fair.

Deficient in number.

Trifle above the average.

May and June 9; July 22; August 5; September 16; October and late 5; total 57.

Canes living 6 to 8 inches above ground level in spring.

Only slightly susceptible to mildew and spot.

Well above the average.

Fairly long, but liable to be weak, and wilts quickly. 2 feet on Briar or Multiflora. .5 eyes.

Very good as a decorative rose on account of its blooming qualities. Does best on Multiflora.

CHRISSIE MACKELLAR; Hybrid Tea; Alex. Dickson & Sons, 1913. Intense crimson carmine crayonings on rich, deep, ochrey madder, becoming bright orangey-pink as the bloom develops. Novelty....... In blooming, foliage, color and growth. Color..

Attractive.

Fragrance. Mild.

Lasting....... Color good; fragrance brief; form does not last. Shape.

Attractive in bud; open flower flat.

Substance. Average.

Petallage...... Deficient in number.

Size.... Medium to small.

Blooming...Two-year-old plants, May and June 11; July 20; August 8; September 11; October and late 15; total 65.

Hardiness..... Canes living 6 inches above ground level in spring. Foliage. Almost perfect; good color and substance; practically Growth.

Stem Plant..

Prune..

Note ... immune from disease.

Splendid; high, strong and bushy, with many canes.

Fairly good. 24 inches. 6 eyes.

Well adapted for decorative purposes and easily established.