Rose photo courtesy of billy teabag

From 1926 series of Wills's cigarette cards (No 27) Also in 1913 series (No 75). Text on reverse of card: LADY PIRRIE. (Hybrid Tea.) Flowers are medium in size, but in a cool season are sometimes large enough for exhibition, and are produced freely and continuously throughout the season upon vigorous upright growth. Requires medium printing, and makes a charming bedding rose for massing. Introduced in 1910, and awarded the Gold Medal of the National Rose Society.

Uploaded 6 MAR 09

Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

From the blog L'âge-bleu.de: November 30, 2013: This last bloom of Lady Pirrie was so beautiful that I had to take it home, where she continued to smell for three more days Courtesy of Raphaela Langenberg

Uploaded 1 FEB 21

Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

The Practical Book of Outdoor Rose Growing, George C. Thomas, Jr., 1914

Rose photo courtesy of David Elliott

National Rose Society (RNRS), The Rose Annual, scanned with permission.

Uploaded 16 OCT 09