Having just put a few references in the 1923 'Salmon Spray' page, I am astounded that it has not yet re-surfaced in Australia. It was a well-known and famous rose and distributed throughout the world. Today it is growing in overseas gardens such as the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Carla Fineschki Foundation Rose Garden, Cranford Rose Garden, San Jose Heritage Rose Garden, Sangerhausen and Lisa’s Garden in Georgia, USA.

Australians - keep your eyes peeled for an old, tall salmon poly/flori with some carmine on the reverse. That's a pretty good description. There is a good photograph in the files too. And the references, progressing from the oldest up to the new, make fascinating reading.

If anyone has any more photographs of this rose, they too would be most helpful.