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J.C. Thornton rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of redwood rose
Taken in late November 2022, on a very young plant from The Friends of Vintage Roses collection
Uploaded 1 DEC 22
J.C. Thornton rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of David Elliott
Courtesy, the Royal National Rose Society, The Rose Annual, 1927
J.C. Thornton rose photo
Rose photo courtesy of billy teabag
From Wills cigarette cards, Roses – a series of 40 cards. Issued in 1936. No 16. J. C. THORNTON (Hybrid Tea) Introduced 1928 Bright ruby-scarlet. A variety of brilliant colouring that makes an immediate appeal. The blooms are not too full, but they have the advantage of not going magenta colour with age. It is of vigorous and upright habit of growth, and flowers very freely, which makes it a useful garden variety, and if treated well will make a big bush. Prune at the end of March to five eyes. Not liable to disease.
Uploaded 15 NOV 11
J.C. Thornton rose photo
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Rose photo courtesy of Paul Zimmerman Roses
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