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Lady Ursula

Sons, 1911 Sons, 1913 decorative; fair for cutting. Use Multiflora.

Alex. Dickson & Hybrid Tea 2 A 8/18 B B M/S 11 21 Sons, 1908 Dubreuil, 1911 ន Creamy white with yolk of egg Buff, shading to a deep yellow, changing to a pale yellow. Use distinct color. With better 2 B White, tinted flesh-varies.

Rich apricot, base of petals orange. Especially good in Pacific Northwest. Use Multi- Flesh pink. Tall growth; good decorative; fair for cutting. Use 2 5 12 B/C B B 20 D.W.

A-Very good. B-Good. C-Fair. D-Poor. L-Large. M-Medium. S-Small. Si-Single. G-Kills to ground. D. W.-Dead wood. September 25 Throughout season 2 4 Name and Description Size of bloom Class LENA....

Glowing apricot, edges of petals primrose yellow. Tested only on Briar; should do well on Multiflora.

Class List Growth Hardiness Foliage Stem Size of bloom Early and June July August September October and late Form of rose Lasting Color Blooming Record Distance to plant ininches Number of eyes to leave in spring pruning WK Alex. Dickson & Tea 3 C/D G B B ន 25 Throughout A/B/C/BA 15 D.W.

Sons, 1906 season Pernetiana Polyantha 4 3 2 2 Hybrid Tea 4 Coral red shaded with chrome yellow. Wonderful glossy dark 1912 green leathery foliage which often is lost in late summer and fall. New and wonderful color.