"The China From Adina" rose references

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"The China From Adina" rose References

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Heritage Rose Foundation 2005 Conference Auction Catalog

Website/Catalog (2005) Page(s) 3.

"The China From Adina" (China Rose, Found, Cain Family Cemetery, Adina, TX , Parentage, Introducer, & Date Unknown) A barely-semi-double pink blend China, this rose is much in the style of 'Old Blush.' Blooms are carried singly and in small clusters on a twiggy, typically China plant, which is easily 7 ft. tall in the Adina TX Cemetery. Blooms open quite flat; the pink and white color darkens almost to carmine as the bloom ages. This rose may have come from the Adina home of Confederate Veteran, R.L. Cain (Jeri Jennings Great-Grandfather) – but no one living can verify this.