Common Moss - No 44 from 1912 Wills's Cigarette Rose Cards (set of 50 cards). Text on reverse: COMMON MOSS. (Moss). This rose originally came from Holland, and was introduced into this country about 1596. It is extremely free blooming, and the exquisite buds, which are well mossed and delightfully fragrant, command many admirers. Suitable for planting in shrubberies or borders, and very hardy.
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Common Moss - No 44 from 1912 Wills's Cigarette Rose Cards (set of 50 cards).
Text on reverse:
COMMON MOSS.
(Moss).
This rose originally came from Holland, and was introduced into this country about 1596. It is extremely free blooming, and the exquisite buds, which are well mossed and delightfully fragrant, command many admirers. Suitable for planting in shrubberies or borders, and very hardy.