(1918)  Page(s) 398.  
 
Free-blooming monthly roses for summer cutting and beds.  These are somewhat less desirable for purely bedding purposes than the preceding; but they afford finer flowers and are useful for their fine buds.  Those starred (*) are hardy in southern Indiana without protection:
Dark Pink—
*Marie Ducher, Tea.

(1918)  Page(s) 399.  
 
Hardy climbing, or pillar roses-These bloom but once during the season. They come after the June roses, however, - a good season-and at that time are masses of flowers. The require only slight pruning....Pink...Tennessee Belle, Pr. [ed.: abbreviation for Prairie Climber, now known as Hybrid Setigera)]