No 14. from the Wills’s Cigarettes 1912 Series of 50 Roses MARECHAL NIEL. (Noisette.) Introduced as far back as 1864 it still remains unequalled in colour and popularity. As a climbing rose for covering the roof of a conservatory it is most useful and attractive, but, having a delicate constitution it requires a south or south-west wall when grown in the open. Should be sparingly pruned, unless required for exhibition purposes.
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No 14. from the Wills’s Cigarettes 1912 Series of 50 Roses
MARECHAL NIEL.
(Noisette.)
Introduced as far back as 1864 it still remains unequalled in colour and popularity. As a climbing rose for covering the roof of a conservatory it is most useful and attractive, but, having a delicate constitution it requires a south or south-west wall when grown in the open. Should be sparingly pruned, unless required for exhibition purposes.