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'Tewantin' rose Reviews & Comments
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14 SEP 07 by
 Cass
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From Australian contributor Patricia Routely:
TEWANTIN
Deep pink. Climbing HT.
L. W. Ulrick, Queensland, Australia. 1954
Editor McFarland (pink HT 1931) x Editor McFarland
1955. Australian and New Zealand Rose Annual
p70 New Australian Roses. Editor. Tewantin. H.T. Seedling from Editor McFarland. Deep pink.
p128 New Rose Registrations. The following roses have been registered by Dr. A. S. Thomas, Registrar of Rose Names for Australia and New Zealand:
Registration No. 118 Tewantin. H.T. L. W. Ulrick. Registered January 26, 1954.
1955 American Rose Annual
p275 New Roses of the World. Tewantin. CHT. (L. W. Ulrick ’53) Editor McFarland x self. Like parent, large globular bud. Deep pink, very large, long stem, double flower. Very vigorous climber 12’. Moderate fragrance.
1995 The Rose Breeder Australian Rose Breeder’s Association newsletter Vol 4, No. 4.
p18 Australian Roses. Tewantin. HT.Clg. 1954. L. W. Ulrick.
1999. Peter Cox “Australian Roses”
[no mention of any L. W. Ulrick rose]
2000. November 15. Private letter to Patricia
“Laurie Ulrick named his roses after the towns in a single line from Gympie to Brisbane”.
Note: Tewantin, Queensland, 4565 Australia.
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“Laurie Ulrick named his roses after the towns in a single line from Gympie to Brisbane”.
... perhaps some of his roses, Gympie, Tewantin, Nambour, Traveston, Burwah, and allowing Miss Brisbane. In case readers get the wrong impression, he also bred Ulrick’s Buttercup, Ulrick’s Gem, Ulrick’s Red, Ulrick’s Smokie, Ulrick’s Yellow, Perfection, Pride of Sunnybank (his home), and Ruby Ulrick.
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