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(Aug 1990) Page(s) 142. Includes photo(s). Altissimo Introduced by Cuthbert 1966... Large, cupped to flat blood-red flowers with seven petals... Flowers only at ends of canes unless canes are trained horizontally.
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 142. Includes photo(s). America ... vibrant, pure salmon-pink flowers...
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 40. Includes photo(s). Anne of Geierstein Distinctive orange-red flowers with abundant yellow stamens... One of the most fragrant eglantine hybrids. Sets bright red hips...
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 52. 'Arnold', one of the first hybrid rugosas developed, has single, deep red flowers.
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 53, 57. Includes photo(s). p. 53: [Photo] 'Austrian Copper' (sport of R. foetida; introduced before 1590)... Intense orange-red flowers with yellow centers and yellow on the reverse of the petals. Flowers often sport back to the pure yellow form... p. 57: R. foetida bicolor is a sport of R. foetida... discovered growing in Europe in the 1500s. It has striking flowers -- intense orange-red with yellow centers and yellow on the reverse of the petals... Its flowers often sport back to the pure yellow form...
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 82-83. Includes photo(s). Baron Girod de l'Ain Hybrid Perpetual Reverchon, 1897 Sport of 'Eugène Fürst' ... bright red edged with white... not vigorous to perform well in Brooklyn... Ruffled centers... Fragrant...
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 82. Baronne Prévost ... is one of the oldest hybrid perpetuals still in commerce... fragrant, deep rose-pink flowers... vigorous, tall-growing... good repeat bloom...
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 139. Includes photo(s). Cadenza Clusters of cup-shaped deep velvet red flowers...
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 82-83. Includes photo(s). Champion of the World Hybrid Perpetual Woodhouse, 1894 'Hermosa' x 'Magna Charta' ... [flowers like those of its] China parent, 'Hermosa'... tolerates partial shade... more tender than some of the other hybrid perpetuals... cupped, deep pink flowers with visible yellow stamens... Light fragrance... A few hooked prickles...
(Aug 1990) Page(s) 55. The Chestnut Rose is an unusual wild rose whose older wood has shaggy peeling bark like that of an old, gnarled birch tree...
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