The Book of Garden Management\(1870) p 444 Samuel Orchart Beeton t. 6 fig. 227. Rose: Miss Ingram.-The credit of this lovely rose is due to Mr. Ingram, of the Royal Gardens at Frogmore. It has been pronounced by the most competent judges to possess first-rate qualities, and the hardiness of its constitution gives it a great advantage over other light-coloured roses, which are generally delicate.
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The Book of Garden Management\(1870) p 444
Samuel Orchart Beeton
t. 6 fig. 227. Rose: Miss Ingram.-The credit of this lovely rose is due to Mr. Ingram, of the Royal Gardens at Frogmore. It has been pronounced by the most competent judges to possess first-rate qualities, and the hardiness of its constitution gives it a great advantage over other light-coloured roses, which are generally delicate.