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'Dr. Herbert Hawkesworth' rose References
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Book (1958) Page(s) 90.
Dr. Herbert Hawkesworth. HT. (Bees, '27.) Fragrant, deep crimson, center almost black.
Book (1940) Page(s) 18.
Bees, Ltd., Sealand Nurseries, Chester, England ['Dr. Herbert Hawkesworth']
Website/Catalog (1938) Page(s) 17.
Bush Roses
Dr. Hawkesworth (Hybrid Tea)... Rich crimson. Medium size, full. Vigorous growth. Very highly perfumed. Introduced 1928.
Book (1936) Page(s) 333.
Hawkesworth, Dr. Herbert (HT) Bees 1928; vivid dark crimson to darker maroon shading, center black, velvety reflexes, medium size, well double, fine form, strong petals, lasting, fragrance 7/10 (old rose), floriferous, good repeat, red branches and prickles, growth 6/10, lanky. Sangerhausen
Magazine (Apr 1932) Page(s) 45.
[From the N.R.S. Trial garden in 1930][continued from August 1931 issue: Un Certificat de première classe a été décerné à :]
211. Dr Hawkesworth (H. T.), Bees Ltd.
Couleur : Cramoisi foncé.
Forme de la fleur : Jolie en bouton, s'ouvrant pleine. Par moment, tendance à pencher la tête.
Parfum : Très odoriférante.
Forme de croissance : Vigoureuse et s'étendant. Feuillage d'un vert sombre cuir, bois et épines rouges.
Destinations les mieux appropriées : Jardins, parterres.
Remarques : Une rose d'un beau rouge foncé qui a été complètement indemne de maladies. Supporte bien la pluie.
Magazine (Jul 1931) Page(s) 84.
Dr Hawkesworth (Bees Ltd, 1927). — Rouge cramoisi foncé, ombré de marron presque noir vers le centre, grandeur moyenne. Arbuste vigoureux. Odeur exquise.
Book (1929) Page(s) 24.
H. Hazlewood. The New Roses of 1929. The best in colour quality was 'Dr. Hawkesworth' (Bees Ltd.). In addition, this variety possessed a rich scent, but had a medium sized bloom, and a rather thin growth. It may be considered somewhat similar to 'Hoosier Beauty' by some critics.
Website/Catalog (1929) Page(s) 32.
New Roses 1929.
Dr. Hawkesworth (H.T.) (Bees Ltd., 1927). Growth vigorous and mildew proof foliage. Flowers medium size. Colour rich crimson shading to deep maroon. Very fragrant. 5/- each.
Splendid color quality. Somewhat like Hoosier Beauty at its best.
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