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Rose photo courtesy of HubertG

From the Winton Nurseries (South Africa) 1924 catalogue, page 12.

Uploaded today

Rose photo courtesy of CybeRose

Dingee Roses 1918

Uploaded 8 AUG 14

Rose photo courtesy of scvirginia

photo from the 1925 catalog, Heller Bros., New Castle, Indiana; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library

Uploaded 30 JUL 21

Rose photo courtesy of billy teabag

From 1926 series of Will's Cigarette Cards (No 44) NATIONAL EMBLEM (Hybrid Tea) A bedding rose of free branching habit, and one which is almost impervious to mildew. The flowers, which are of moderate size and well formed, with high pointed centres, are borne on long stems, and sweetly perfumed. Requires a sheltered position, and should be pruned to within four "eyes" about the second week in March, taking care to remove all unripe wood. Introduced in 1915.