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Rose photo courtesy of David Elliott

National Rose Society (RNRS), the Rose Annual 1914, P223 Bees' Advertisement. Scanned with permission

Uploaded 18 OCT 09

Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

Rose photo courtesy of billy teabag

From 1926 series of Wills's cigarette cards (No 23) LADY ASHTOWN. (Hybrid Tea.) The flowers are large, full, with perfect pointed centre, and it is undoubtedly one of the leading roses in this section for bedding purposes and for exhibition. Being very hardy, and vigorous in habit of growth, it requires pruning to three "eyes," except when grown for exhibition purposes. Introduced in 1904.

Uploaded 6 MAR 09

Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

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

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