Climbers
Christine Wright
scattered that they cannot be called continually blooming roses. They need special protection here, but should do better farther south. In…
Christine Wright: Hybrid
CHRISTINE WRIGHT. Hoopes Bros. and Thomas, of West Chester, Pa., 1903. Cross between Caroline Testout and a Wichuraiana seedling. Placed…
Christine Wright: Requires
CLIMBING KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA. Hybrid Tea; two firms claim introduction; 1897. Primrose, of same form and color as the dwarf rose of…
Christine Wright: Polyantha
The breeding of this entire class is considerably involved, and different authorities and catalogues list the roses variously as Hybrid…
Christine Wright: Trusses
DOROTHY PERKINS. Hybrid Wichuraiana. Perkins, 1902. Trusses, single, light pink. Foliage lost quite early.
Tausendschon, as Grown in Connecticut
Photograph by courtesy of A. N. Pierson, Incorporated JEAN GIRIN. Hybrid Wichuraiana. Description given by Admiral Ward, as grown on Long…
Winter Cheer
Blush, with yellow shading.
Planting Climbers
In planting climbers the bed should be prepared in exactly the same way as for an ordinary bed, excepting that it should be much smaller…
Hybrid Wichuraianas and Hybrid Poly-
About the last of July or the first of August, when the blooming season is over, it is well to cut out some of the oldest and weakest…
Hybrid Wichuraianas and Hybrid Poly-: Wichuraiana
Under no circumstances should the canes remain uncut on any imported climbers of winter or early spring planting, and the course above…