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Mrs. T. Hillas

Chrome yellow. color.

MRS.

WAKEFIELD MILLER Alex. Dickson & Hybrid Tea 3 Sons, 1910 Prince, 1908 Hybrid Tea 3 A 24 Hugh Dickson, Hybrid Tea 3 1912 Alex. Dickson & Tea Sons, 1914 Attractive Pernet-Ducher, Pernet-D 1913 B B B B M 6 M 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. A 29 Throughout B C B 20 4 season D 6DDM 8 4 1 3 2 A/BA/B A 15 3 3 C 6 12 BM 15 Throughout B B A 18 4 season Hybrid Tea 3 B/C 6 A/BB/C M 3 10 1 3 1 A/DCA 18 4 BM 21 Throughout B C B 20 5 season CHRISTIE- McGredy & Son, Hybrid Tea 3 A/B8/24 B Soft pearly blush, shaded sal- Hybrid Tea Hybrid Tea osely built with milion rose; loosely petals of good size.

Hybrid Tea Crimson carmine, back of petals Hugh Dickson, Use special bed.

Alex. Dickson & Sons, 1910 Prince, 1908 1909 Alex. Dickson & Hybrid Tea 3 Sons, 1910 Hybrid Tea 2 10 6 B B 20 B 5 Alex. Dickson & Hybrid Tea 3 C 4 Ω Alex. Dickson Sons, 1914 3 B B A 18 44 4 Intense lemon chrome, washed with delicate maddery orangea golden orange which becomes deep canary yellow when the claret on back of outer petals, passing to pale sulphur yellow in the developed blooms. Won- derful color. Use special bed. An oddity only. Cream white, varied with light rose lines from Bright reddish satiny pink on are singed crimson orange, with odd reflexes, tipped brilliant, coppery crimson. Fine foliage Sons, 1914 but lost early. 93 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. 94 MAIN LIST OF ROSES-Continued Name and Description Introducer Class 7 A/B C C 8 Ω Ω M 7 44 MS 9 14 0 7 5 A/B A A 20 5 11 0 3 A/B B 5 13 9 13 6CDA A 15 3 18 3 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 Number in inches of eyes to leave in spring pruning