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'Mary Wallace' rose References
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Book (2006) Page(s) 276.
‘Mary Wallace’. R. (LCl). Fair rebloom. Outstanding fragrance. Habit [diagram] 4. Van Fleet, 1924. [Provenance: Joyce Demits, California]. Cupped, reflexed blooms of soft, warm pink, large, borne in small clusters. We have been very impressed by the duration of bloom on ‘Mary Wallace’, which gives flowers for most of the summer in California.
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 402. Includes photo(s).
Mary Wallace Large-flowered Climber. Description... cupped, semi-double, fragrant flowers of a clear rose pink color...
Book (1998) Page(s) 121.
‘Mary Wallace’ A cross between R. wichuraiana and an unnamed hybrid tea, showing the influence of the latter parent, the flowers being large, loosely-formed, semi-double and of a warm rose-pink colouring. It has a good fragrance. The growth is strong and rather upright, spreading to about 25 ft., with rather sparse foliage. Bred by Van Fleet (U.S.A.), introduced 1924.
Book (Nov 1997) Page(s) 86.
The wichuraiana hybrid ‘Mary Wallace’ is another good rose to use if you want to cover an old shed. Loosely double, sweetly scented, lavender-pink and just covered in bloom, it will thickly cover anything….
Book (1996) Includes photo(s).
p88 photo. ‘Mary Wallace’.
p114. ‘Mary Wallace’. ….One of the few climbers in a neutral pink tone, a pink without purple or salmon shadings. Summer flowering, these attractive, semi-double flowers grow on a strong growing plant with glossy foliage. Well scented.
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 365.
Mary Wallace Large-flowered Climber, warm rose pink, 1924, R. wichuraiana x Pink Hybrid Tea; Van Fleet. Description... A famous dooryard rose.
Book (1993) Page(s) 122. Includes photo(s).
A large Rambler. Van Fleet (USA) 1924. (Rosa wichuraiana x a pink Hybrid Tea)
Book (May 1992) Page(s) 318.
Mary Wallace Van Fleet (USA) 1924. R. wichuraiana x a pink Hybrid Tea... warm pink... shiny but not glossy foliage...
Book (1991) Page(s) 110.
David Ruston. [in NZ] Our last port of call was the nursery garden ‘Roseneath’ jointly owned by Alan Sinclair and Theo Verryt….. ‘Mary Wallace’ an American climber of rich pink was particularly good.
Book (1986) Page(s) 136. Includes photo(s).
‘Mary Wallace’ (1924), An extremely pretty sight when in full bloom with flowers all the way along the arching branches. The colour is a bright rose-pink and the flowers are large, semi-double and fragrant.
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