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p33 In 1963 Woman’s Day launched an Australia-wide competition by an Australian-raised rose….. The competition also produced the beautiful Hybrid tea rose ‘Madge Elliot’ raised by Dr. Roger Darvall of Carlingford, Sydney, who withdrew his entry because of a technicality. ‘Madge Elliot is a delicate shade of apricot pink.

p113 ‘Madge Elliott’ Hybrid tea, Darvall, 1967

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Mr. Dawson has registered only three seedlings although a lesser hybridist might have registered more. Mr. Dawson aims high. The three seedlings are: …. and ‘Olive McKenzie’ (‘Nanita’ x ‘Suspense’. which were auctioned for charity….

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‘ Olympic Flame’, Floribunda, Brett, 1961.

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Otome Pink. Hybrid Tea, Rumsey, 1968.

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Clg. Roundelay, vivid red blooms, free-flowering, fragrant.

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‘Shell Queen’ Floribunda, Allen, 1962

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Tania Verstak. Hybrid Tea. Armbrust, 1963.

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Waltzing Matilda. Hybrid Tea. Jack 1965.

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In 1963 Woman’s Day launched an Australia-wide competition for an Australia-raised rose, which was won by Mr. Fred Armbrust of Brisbane. It was a Hybrid Tea rose, matured into a neat flower with terracotta colouring.

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Climbing Miniatures. Clg. Yellow Bantam. To three feet.