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'Pacific Triumph' rose References
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Magazine (Jun 2020) Page(s) 8. Vol 42, No. 2. Includes photo(s).
Pacific Triumph, Heers, 1949. Sport of Orange Triumph.
Magazine (2016) Page(s) 41.
Jennifer Stackhouse. A Family of Roses.
Recently I delved into a bit of family and garden history. My great grandfather, G. H. E. Heers (George Heers, 1873-1956) was a rose grower and breeder in Queensland.....'Grandfather' as he is always called in the family.....Grandfather bred his own roses selecting for heat tolerance for the subtropical Queensland conditions. Many of his roses were prefaced by the name 'Pacific'. My aunt, Judith Hobbs, says she recalls Pacific Triumph, which she says was one of the best he bred. It was an orange or pink Polyantha. It was available in the early 1950's in Queensland and may have been grown at Rumsey's Roses in Sydney before that venerable nursery closed.
Book (2005) Page(s) 70.
Eric Trimper. Roses for Drier Gardens that have survived the test of time: Polyantha. Pacific Triumph. Pink.
Website/Catalog (2000) Page(s) 9. Includes photo(s).
Pacific Triumph. Floribunda. 1949. Australia. Double, slightly fragrant. Many blooms in clusters, recurrent. 0.9m x 0.8m. medium pink.
Book (1999) Page(s) 28.
Pacific Triumph. 1949. Colour sport of Orange Triumph. (Kordes 1937. Eva x Solarium). Polyantha Bush Sport. Double, fragrant, soft to mid pink flattish flowers in clusters, fully recurrent.
Book (1999) Page(s) 448. Includes photo(s).
[red] Picture. Pacific Triumph. Modern. Polyantha. Medium pink. Repeat Flowering. The cupped flowers of this variety range from a salmon pink to a medium pink. They are semi-double and have an easily detectable fragrance. The blooms tend to come in small clusters; often on stems a little too weak to support the whole mass. The handsome foliage is dark glossy green on a plant with a fairly compact habit. Zones 5-10. Heers, Australia, 1949. Sport of Orange Triumph.
Book (1999) Page(s) 70.
Pacific Triumph (sport of Orange Triumph). Heers, Australia, 1949. Polyantha. Salmon pink. [available from] Golden Vale, Gretchen.
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 448. Includes photo(s).
Pacific Triumph Polyantha. Heers (Australia) 1949... salmon-pink to medium pink...
Website/Catalog (1998) Page(s) 10.
Pacific Triumph. Floribunda. 1949. Australia. D (double), f (slightly fragrant), # (recurrent/continuous), 1.0m x 0.9m mp (medium pink) B (price $9.00)
Book (1996) Page(s) 103.
Pacific Triumph. (sport of Orange Triumph). Heers, Australia, 1949. Polyantha. Salmon pink. [available from} Golden Vale. Trewallyn.
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