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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Mrs. O. G. Orpen

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Vivid terra-cotta, changing to pale buff.

Rich crimson.

Pure white, golden anthers.

Vivid crimson, shading pink.

Bronzy orange scarlet, changing to apricot.

Silvery pink to crimson.

Saffron yellow, crayoned or smeared claret; open flower creamy white.

Deep orange cadmium.

Bright rosy pink, golden anthers.

Plant two feet apart. Cut out dead wood and thin for garden decoration.

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