(1969)  Page(s) 44.  
 
1969-1970 catalogue.
Belle Amour Has a very warm colour for an alba, almost salmon-pink; double cupped flowers in clusters, in a mass of bloom. 5 ft. Highly recommended.

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1969-1970 catalogue.
Hybrid Perpetual Roses. 'Blue Boy', 1958. A lovely modern H.P. rose, deeper in colour than 'Reine des Violettes'; - a wonderful reddish-violet shade - and very richly scented.

(1969)  Page(s) 20.  
 
Miniature Roses. Cineraire. An intriguing minute red with white eye. 4-6 in.

(1970)  Page(s) 37.  
 
Perpetual Flowering Roses. ‘Danse du Feu’ (HT), 1954. A brilliant shade between orange and red, glorious double flowers, blooming perpetually. A wonderful splash of colour. 7-8ft.

(1970)  Page(s) 50.  
 
Ispahan Gloriously scented and very free-flowering, over a very long season. lowers large, flat, very double with infolding centres, in richest warm rose pink. A splendid rose for a hedge. Exceedingly attractive, and lasts well in water.

(1969)  Page(s) 40.  
 
May Queen (W), 1898). A fine strong grower with shiny foliage and masses of exquisite warm pink flowers, 3-4 in. across. Deliciously scented. Can be used on walls, even in a north aspect, owing to the disease-resistant foliage. 15ft.

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Floribunda Roses.  My Fair Lady 1960. Large semi-double flowers in big graceful clusters on long branching stems, clear rose-pink with deeper reverse.  The bush is tall, extra-free flowering and has large glossy foliage.  Has an attractive quality that makes it a winner at sight.  A. (Very vigorous and will make big bushes 4-5 ft. high, especially if lightly pruned)