(2015) Page(s) 9, 14(photo). Includes photo(s).
Dr. Yuki Mikanagi has visited Burma and she collected a blush China in Archine Gatin area, en route to Mt. Victoria. We show a photograph of this very full cup-shaped flower.
(2015) Page(s) 8, 13(photo). Includes photo(s).
Thailand: Two very interesting heritage roses have been noticed in Thailand.... 'Chulalongorn': This is a very vigorous red rose in the Hybrid Perpetual tradition, very fragrant....
(2015) Page(s) 8, 13(photo). Includes photo(s).
...mention must be made of what is called 'Cosmos Rose' in Thailand. This is a fairly compact single, with clusters of pink and white flowers, in the R. multiflora tradition. This is very fertile as well as repeat flowering and warrants attention.
(2015) Page(s) 8, 13(photo). Includes photo(s).
Thailand: Two very interesting heritage roses have been noticed in Thailand...'Gulap Mon'...is a very fragrant dark pink to red rose in the tradition of the rose variously called 'Maggie'/'Pacific'/'Kakinada Red'. ...'Gulap Mon' is fertile, unlike 'Kakinada Red', in our conditions.
(2015) Page(s) 10, 14(photo). Includes photo(s).
Among the several heritage roses available are four ‘found roses’ with the study names of ‘Renu’s Apricot Tea’, ‘Rajakkad China’, ‘Madurai Tea’ and ‘Holiday Home Climber’......The ‘Holiday Home Climber’ is a very vigorous climber with large single flowers in pink and white. It is remontant. The foliage has China rose characteristics and is growing well in Mrs. Helga Brichet’s garden.
(2015) Page(s) 10, 13(photo). Includes photo(s).
The other widespread heritage rose is the Bourbon 'Kakinada Red' ....This again is very well adapted to the south peninsular region and thrives even in the southern part of the eastern coast (Coromandel Coast), which is a very difficult place indeed to grow roses.
(2015) Page(s) 10, 14(photo). Includes photo(s).
Among the several heritage roses available are four ‘found roses’ with the study names of ‘Renu’s Apricot Tea’, ‘Rajakkad China’, ‘Madurai Tea’ and ‘Holiday Home Climber’.....‘Madurai Tea’ was located in the ‘plants for sale’ in a nursery in Madurai town (Tamil Nadu).
(2015) Page(s) 11.
Perhaps surprisingly even R. laevigata and its hybrid, 'Anemone' are naturalized in Pakistan in the area around the hill-station of Murree. These are called 'Mardan White' and 'Mardan Pink', both in Pakistan and in north India.
[Murree was established as a Hill Station in northern Panjab by the British Governor in 1851]
(2015) Page(s) 11.
Perhaps surprisingly even R. laevigata and its hybrid, 'Anemone' are naturalized in Pakistan in the area around the hill-station of Murree. These are called 'Mardan White' and 'Mardan Pink', both in Pakistan and in north India.
[Murree was established as a Hill Station in northern Panjab by the British Governor in 1851]
(2015) Page(s) 10, 14 (photo). Includes photo(s).
Among the several heritage roses available are four ‘found roses’ with the study names of ‘Renu’s Apricot Tea’, ‘Rajakkad China’, ‘Madurai Tea’ and ‘Holiday Home Climber’. ..... Rajakkad China is from the Palni Hills, an eastern offshoot of the Western Ghats, found in the garden of Rajakkad Resort, at about the same altitude. ‘
