'Hooker's Blush Moss' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 87.
Blush (Provins or moss) Hooker before 1857; whitish lilac-pink, center darker, medium size, double, flat, firm form, dense foliage, growth 7/10, upright; = Blush Hip Sangerhausen
Book (1899) Page(s) 27.
Blush, centifolia muscosa, Hooker, rose lilacé
Book (1883) Page(s) 57.
Hooker's Blush. — A cupped rose, blooming in large clusters of a blush color
Book (1880) Page(s) Annex, p. 21.
moss, Blush (Hooker in Kent), pale pink-lilac, medium size, double, compact, curiosly dense foliage
Website/Catalog (1861) Page(s) 7.
Hooker's Blush Moss
Book (1858) Page(s) 50.
The Mosses
Bloom with us, in greater profusion and perfection every Spring, and are indeed magnificent. Five hundred half-opened buds and fully expanded flowers have been counted, of a morning, on single plants!
The half-opened bud, so delicately and modestly concealed in its mossy covering, is one of the loveliest of floral gems.
313. Hooker's Blush—very pretty, delicate and quite mossy.
Website/Catalog (1852) Page(s) 11.
Moss Roses ... Hooker's Blush, blush, in large clusters, excellent.
Book (1848) Page(s) Div. II, p. 34-35.
The Moss Rose...
Blush (Hooker); flowers lilac blush, of medium size, double; form, compact. Habit, erect; growth, robust. Foliage, curious, thickly clothing, the stems, forming a dense bush or tree. Raised at Brenchley, in Kent. A good seed-bearer.
Magazine (1847) Page(s) 107.
Blush (Hooker), lilac blush, erect growth and full
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