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'Dr. A.J. Verhage' rose References
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Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 135.
Dr. A.J. Verhage Hybrid Tea, deep yellow, 1963, ('Golden Wave'); 'Tawny Gold' ('Baccará' x Seedling); Verbeek. Description.
Book (Feb 1993) Page(s) 182. Includes photo(s).
Dr. A.J. Verhage Large-flowered hybrid tea. Parentage: 'Tawny Gold' x ('Baccará' x Seedling). ('Golden Wave') The Netherlands 1963. Description and cultivation. Flowers: long, slightly frilled petals of a deep yellow... does best under glass...
Book (1988) Page(s) 20.
[Harkness calls it Dr. Verhage'] Pretty good for cutting, but tender.
Book (1978) Page(s) 109.
'Dr A. J. Verhage' Short Yellow Remontant P5 H3 ***
This is not a great garden rose, but it is one of the most rewarding to grow under glass and it is more than useful as a parent. The colour is not plain yellow, but a rich yellow with the slightest suggestion of bronze. The form of the flowers, and the scent cannot fail to please. It was raised by G. Verbeek & Zn. of Aalsmeer, Holland, a breeder whose speciality is roses for growers of cut flowers; of that trade……'Dr A. J. Verhage' was raised from 'Tawny Gold' x (‘Baccara' x seedling) and introduced in 1962. It is also known as 'Golden Wave'.
Website/Catalog (1972) Page(s) 2.
Dr. A. J. Verhage Clear buttercup-yellow. m.sd.c. C.
Book (1970) Page(s) 51.
Bernard Tunnicliffe, Wanganui. NZ. Certain roses will grow well in the Mediterranean type of climate but are utter failures in England. ....and 'Dr. Verhage' are examples that depend on a warmer climate than England has to offer. Here I would put in a plea for 'Dr. Verhage' as the most beautiful of all yellows if grown in a warm sunny spot in the North island. It moves through its stages slowly because of its 'Baccara' blood and unlike most yellows is beautiful even when fully blown.....
Website/Catalog (1970) Page(s) 3. Includes photo(s).
DOCTEUR VERHAGE - VERia 334 - ....... Elégante fleur, jaune vif légèrement ocré. Feuillage luisant. Convient surtout pour fleur coupée en serre.
[no longer listed in 1971]
Book (1967) Page(s) 26. Includes photo(s).
Dr. A. J. Verhage. Synonym in USA: Golden Wave. (H.T., G. Verbeek 1960) - A large, fragrant rose with healthy, glossy foliage. She excels as an untiring continuous bloomer and fills our vases.
Book (1966) Page(s) 110.
Dr. A. S. Thomas. New Roses in Victoria.
Dr. A. J. Verhage HT. (G. Verbeek, 1961) 'Tawny Gold' x ('Baccara' x unnamed seedling). Shapely golden flowers on upright plants. Often the outer petals are waved.
Magazine (Nov 1965) Page(s) 4. trimester, p. 14.
Le Concours de La Haye 1965....Il est rappelé qu'en 1964, il fut attribué par le Jury, les certificats suivants correspondant aux catégories ci-dessus : B) [Certificat « Bonnes roses des Jardins] BEAUTE, WENDY CUSSONS, SERENADE, Dr A.J. VERHAGE, Miss FRANCE, VIRGO, Mc GREDY'S SUNSET
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