The Practical Book of Outdoor Rose Growing

The book that taught America to grow roses out of doors: how to site and prepare a bed, how to prune and propagate, and a rated list of the best varieties with the faults of each set down honestly.

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Mevrouw Dora Van Tets

Glowing deep crimson with velvety shading. Perfumed. Wonseason Leenders, 1913 Hybrid Tea 3 C 7 B CM Alex. Dickson & 3 5 2CC A 18 4 derful color.

Ducher, 1871 Guillot, 1910 Alex. Dickson & Sons, 1909 Schwartz, 1914 Leenders, 1913 29 Throughout B B A 18 3 Sons, 1910 season Rich deep citron yellow. With us, often a lighter canary color.

Sweet perfume. Needs time to become established.

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. 25 Throughout 4 Name and Description Early and June Class List Growth Hardiness Foliage Stem Size of bloom Early and June July August October and late September Form of rose Lasting Color Blooming Record Distance to plant ininches Number of eyes to leave in spring pruning Hugh Dickson, Hybrid Tea 2 Hardiness A 60 00 MAIN LIST OF ROSES-Continued Deep brilliant rose pink, shading on the back of petals to light rosy pink. Sweet perfume.

Very much on the order of Grossherzog Friedrich with a better stem and less bloom.

Use Multiflora. 8 6 7 8 6/10 3 BA/B A 24 6

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