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(1972) Page(s) 113.
Betty Cuthbert, Hybrid Tea. Palmer, 1967.
(1972) Page(s) 113.
Borderer. Floribunda type. Clark. 1928.
(1972) Page(s) 33. Includes photo(s).
Jessie Boyd. In 1963 Woman’s Day launched an Australia-wide competition for an Australian-raised rose….As a further result of the contest, an entry by Mr. Don Warren of Melbourne, was awarded a special prize by the Editor of Woman’s Day, Mrs. Joan Reeder. This was for a single rose of a clear cherry pink, shading to white at the centre, with decorative stamens. Mr. Warren called and registered it as ‘Charlotte Ives’ my pen name on Woman’s Day. This was one of the nicest compliments paid me during my term as gardening writer for the magazine.
(1972) Page(s) 113.
Daisy Dumas. Hybrid Tea. White. 1964
(1972) Page(s) 113.
Australian raised roses...... Edith Hayward. Clg. Hybrid Tea, Hayward, 1968
(1972) Page(s) 113.
Esmeralda, Floribunda. Riethmuller, 1957.
(1972) Page(s) 106.
Mr. Dawson has registered only three seedlings although a lesser hybridist might have registered more. Mr. Dawson aims high. The three seedlings are: HT. ‘Great Venture’, an orange-yellow blend…. and ….which were auctioned for charity.
(1972) Page(s) 113.
’Immaculate’ Hybrid tea. Dawson.
(1972) Page(s) 106. Includes photo(s).
Mr. Dawson has registered only three seedlings although a lesser hybridist might have registered more. Mr. Dawson aims high. The three seedlings are: …. and floribunda ‘Imp’ (‘Daily Sketch’ x ‘Impeccable’). I first saw this delightful bi-colour white with cherry edging on Heather and Roy Rumsey’s stand at the autumn Rose Show, at Farmer’s Blaxland Galleries in Sydney, 1971
Picture p141
(1972) Page(s) 21.
Hybrid Polyanthas crossed with tea roses produced the Hybrid Tea roses as we know them today. Their reign began with the introduction of La France in 1865 by Pierre Guillot of Lyons, a cross between the Hybrid Perpetual, Mme. Victor Verdier with the Tea Rose Mme. Bravy. For some years it was still classed as a Hybrid Perpetual which may account for the difference in dates quoted for its introduction (1865-9)
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