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Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Society of American Florists
(1889) Page(s) Appendx, p. viii.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ROSES.
Your Committee beg leave to report the following list of Roses, which have been circulated in America with one or more synonyms, giving the original and correct name in first column:
Hybrid Remontants.
Correct Name Anne de Diesbach (Lacharme, 1858.)
Synonym Gloire de Paris (Rossan, about 1870.)
(1895) Page(s) 92.
Belle Siebrecht is a seedling, a cross between La France and Lady Mary Fitzwilliam, raised by Alex. Dickson & Sons, Belfast, Ireland, and disseminated by Siebrecht & Wadley, New Rochelle, N.Y. The flowers are of a beautiful shade of pink...
(1892) Page(s) 88.
F. B. Hayes (Hybrid China.) — This is a summer bedding rose. Will be invaluable, as it is very free blooming and of a bright, clear crimson color.
(1892) Page(s) 88.
Golden Gate. — An American rose of last year's introduction. Delicate yellow suffused with deeper yellow at the base of the petals. It would be very beautiful if it has a little more substance, as it is it is a little too thin to meet the requirement of a rose of the present day.
(1892) Page(s) 88.
Henry M. Stanley. — This rose and Pearl Rivers were introduced with Golden Gate, but none of them has proven of any special value except for summer bedding ; there they have found their place.
(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.
(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.
(1892) Page(s) 88.
Marion Dingee. — A new American rose of this year's introduction. Promises to be of value for summer bedding only, as far as my experience has gone. It is of bright crimson clear color and very free bloomer.
(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.
(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.
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