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'Mr. James Brownlow' rose References
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Book (Dec 2000) Page(s) 123.
Mr. James Brownlow
Hybrid Perpetual
Alexander Dickson 1889
Book (1936) Page(s) 111.
Brownlow, James (HP) A. Dickson 1890; Mq. Castellane X P. Neyron; glossy carmine, shaded, very large, double, floriferous, fragrance 7/10, growth 8/10.
Brownlow, Mme. Jeanne (HP) ? ? ; carmine-red
Book (1902) Page(s) 139.
Groupe L. — Hybrides Remontants (non-classés)
4731. James Brownlow... (Dickson 1890)... carmin nuancé.
Book (1899) Page(s) 84.
James Brownlow, HR, Dickson, 1890, carmin nuancé
Website/Catalog (1894) Page(s) 179.
Hybrid Perpetual Roses.
Mr. James Brownlow Brilliant carmine; petals of immense substance; large, full, and very sweet; foliage handsome; a profuse and persistent bloomer.
(3 Dec 1892) Page(s) 13.
Messrs Brunning and Sons have flowered several new new roses during the present season.... Mr James Brownlow is brilliant carmine, of good substance and very sweet scented, a free bloomer.
Book (1891) Page(s) 118.
Lady Arthur Hill, James Brownlow, Martin Cahuzac, and Maurice Vilmorin are Roses of promise in the H.P. section and can be commended for trial.
Magazine (Feb 1890) Page(s) 22.
Les Roses Nouvelles pour 1890. Rosiers Remontants..... Mr James Brownlow (Dickson). Fleur très grande carmin brillant.
Magazine (26 Jan 1889) Page(s) 66.
New Roses of 1888-9...Hybrid Perpetuals...James Brownlow (Alex. Dickson). — Raised from a cross between Marquise de Castellane and Paul Neron. Flowers very large and fragrant, with very smooth petals of great substance, colour brilliant carmine; plant very vigorous, free, and perpetal.
Magazine (1889) Page(s) 61.
Rosiers Nouveaux 1889-1890. Rosiers Hybrides Remontants.
M. James Brownlow (Dickson) , fl. large, pleine, parfum délicieux, couleur brillante, carmin, tout a fait distincté des coloris connus.
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