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p153. ....and'Albatross' is a vigorous seedling from R.multiflora with much larger single white flowers that are very fragrant. 

p175. Photo. Albatross 1998 Rambler

(2006)  Page(s) 153.  Includes photo(s).
 
Although we were never able to carry out a specific hybridising programme, we were successful with a few seedlings, some by chance and some by intent.   One of the nicest was Alice Maude  (see photograph facing page), a lovely anemone centred purplish Rugosa named after my mother.

(2006)  Page(s) 153.  Includes photo(s).
 
Although we were never able to carry out a specific hybridising programme, we were successful with a few seedlings, some by chance and some by intent. ....Angela (see photograph facing page) is a lovely apricot seedling from Graham Thomas, named after a young teenager who lost her life in a car accident. 

(2006)  Page(s) 153.  
 
Although we were never able to carry out a specific hybridising programme, we were successful with a few seedlings, some by chance and some by intent......Darling Dixie and 'Cream Darling Dixie' are mauve and cream seedlings from Paul's Himalayan Musk. 
 

(2006)  Page(s) 153.  Includes photo(s).
 
p153.  Although we were never able to carry out a specific hybridising programme, we were successful with a few seedlings, some by chance and some by intent......Darling Dixie and 'Cream Darling Dixie' are mauve and cream seedlings from Paul's Himalayan Musk. 

p183. Photo  Darling Dixie  1988 Rambler. 

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His first imports came from Thomasville,  Georgia  (USA)...."and soon after we added the first group from Denmark......From the Alba family came Amelia, La Virginale and Princess de Lambale." 

(2006)  Page(s) 106.  
 
One day I received a small parcel bearing English stamps in our rural mailbox.  I opened it cautiously, not knowing what to expect, and discovered inside one of those tin crayon cases, about 20 x 10 cm and no more than 1.5 cm thick.  It was lined with damp blotting paper and along with the expected crayons, it also had four budsticks of a rose named Madame Melanie Soupert.  There was a note enclosed asking if I would grow this rose because it was not being grown in the UK and the writer, who was not known to me, did not want to see it lost.....The Melanie Soupert budwood was successfully budded onto rootstock. 

(2006)  Page(s) 153.  
 
Although we were never able to carry out a specific hybridising programme, we were successful with a few seedlings, some by chance and some by intent. ....Prairie Sunset is a bright orange seedling from 'Prairie Harvest'.