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Notice the glandular bristles on the pedicels; this is a characteristic of this rose to help to distinguish it from 'Dorothy Perkins'.
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Elizabeth Park, Hartford, CT; June 26, 2005
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private garden at Woods Hole, MA; 7.2.2013
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Elizabeth Park, Hartford, CT; June 26, 2005
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Report of the Third International Conference 1906 on Genetics, 1907
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Elizabeth Park, Hartford, CT; June 26, 2005; notice the tiny hairs on the pedicel
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Elizabeth Park, Hartford, MA; June 25, 2004
Note the "halo" of whiter petals around the pink inner petals. That's a characteristic of 'Lady Gay'.
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No 13. from the Wills’s Cigarettes 1912 Series of 50 Roses
LADY GAY.
( Wichuraiana.)
One of the most popular rambling roses ever introduced. Belonging to the section known as the Wichuraianas, and introduced in 1905, it flowers during July in large pyramidal trusses, borne on long stems, and is therefore most valuable for decorative purposes. It is a rampant grower with fine glossy foliage, and should be sparingly pruned.
(The same image is included in the 1926 series of rose cards)
8 favorite votes.
Uploaded 19 DEC 09 |
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