Photo from "Hardy Trees Shrubs, Roses and Plants" - catalogue of Knight and Bostwick, Newark, New York State, 1926. Catalogue entry reads: "COLUMBIA. An American rose growing as perfectly in the garden as the hot-house. Color, a bright pink which deepens but does not fade as the flowers age. The large, double blooms outlast nearly all others and being on long, almost thornless stems are desirable as cut flowers. The plant is strong and sturdy, with luxuriant foliage, and blooms continuously until late in fall."
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Photo from "Hardy Trees Shrubs, Roses and Plants" - catalogue of Knight and Bostwick, Newark, New York State, 1926.
Catalogue entry reads: "COLUMBIA. An American rose growing as perfectly in the garden as the hot-house. Color, a bright pink which deepens but does not fade as the flowers age. The large, double blooms outlast nearly all others and being on long, almost thornless stems are desirable as cut flowers. The plant is strong and sturdy, with luxuriant foliage, and blooms continuously until late in fall."