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'Innocente Pirola' rose Reviews & Comments
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Adding references lately is fraught with complications. The 1894 one I added this morning is overlaid with another. Temporarily I am reduced to adding them here in comments.
1900 The Roses at Anlaby & Unley Park by Henry Hampden Dutton circa 1900
p11. Innocente Pirola
1901 The Gardeners Assistant. Robert Thompson.
p514 Innocente Pirola. Cream, sometimes tinted with pink.
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William Robinson, The English Flower Garden, fifth edition 1896. Pub. Jonh Murray, Albermarle Street, London.
p.755.
Innocenta Pirola is a good companion to the preceding kind ['Francisca Kruger'] and, one of the best white teas. It grows vigorously, flowers freely, and is of lovely form. It is creamy white, with the palest flesh shade, but is a slow grower on cool soil, at least on the brier stock.
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