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Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 303.
Lamia Hybrid Tea, intense reddish orange, 1918, Easlea. Description.
Book (1978) Page(s) 83.
Also in 1918 Walter Easlea (who at one time worked for Paul's) had an apricot orange variety called 'Lamia', an interesting colour.
Book (1978) Page(s) 141.
Walter Easlea originally worked for William Paul & Son of Waltham Cross, until he made his own nursery at Leigh-on-Sea in Essex. Hybridizing was his chief interest, and he raised a Hybrid Tea called ‘Lamia’, which was an unusual colour, like smoked salmon with a bit more red in it.
Website/Catalog (1938) Page(s) 26.
Bush Roses
Lamia (Hybrid Tea... Reddish orange; medium size. Vigorous and bushy growth. Free, easily grown. Highly Hybrid Tea perfumed. Introduced 1918.
Website/Catalog (1936) Page(s) 10.
Lamia
Hybrid Tea
Walter Easlea 1918
Book (1936) Page(s) 400.
Lamia (HT) Easlea 1918; reddish orange, medium size, semi-double, fine form, firm, growth 6/10. Sangerhausen
Magazine (1923) Page(s) 139.
Four polyanthas were awarded with a Certificate of Merit 2. class, Miss Edith Cavell (Spek 1918), Yvonne Rabier (Turbat 1910), Mrs. W. H. Cutbush (Levavasseur 1907), Pink Delight (Laxton 1922), furthermore Miss Dorothy Mocatta, Bedford Crimson, Mrs. C. V. Haworth, Pern. (A. Dickson 1919) and following Hybrid Teas: Lady Pirrie (H. Dickson 1910), Lamia (Easlea 1918), Mme Jules Bouché (Croibier 1910), Mrs. Bryce Allan (A. Dickson 1916), Mrs. Hornby Lewes (Hicks 1921), Chrissie Mc Kellar (A. Dickson 1911).
Website/Catalog (1921) Page(s) 23.
Roses.
Lamia, Colour intense reddish orange. Flowers of medium size of charming form in the bud, and when expanded quite beautiful; class: Hybrid Tea; habit of growth: vigorous.
Magazine (Jul 1920) Page(s) 146.
LAMIA. — (Easlea), Orange rougeâtre intense, une rose demi-pleine d'un coloris superbe, d'une grande vigueur, à floraison abondante.
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