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'Alice Lemon' rose References
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Book (1936) Page(s) 412.
Lemon, Alice (HT) E. G. Hill 1911; M. Ph. Rivoire X P. Neyron; cream-white, center dawn-pink, very large, very double, long pointed bud, long stems, growth 6/10.
Book (Apr 1915) Page(s) 162.
Alice Lemon Hybrid Tea. E.G. Hill 1912. Lighter than English description; a small grower with little autumn bloom.
Website/Catalog (1914) Page(s) 13.
Hybrid Tea Roses.
Alice Lemon, E. G. Hill, 1912, vigorous. Blush white, shading to brilliant salmon pink in the centre, flowers very large, full and well formed.
Website/Catalog (1914) Page(s) 16.
Hybrid Teas. Alice Lemon. Cream-white with yellowish pink centre, large, very double, long stems.
Book (1914) Page(s) 73.
A Descriptive List of the Newer Roses. 1910-1913.
Alice Lemon (Hybrid Tea), The E. G. Hill Co., 1911. — Blush white, with deeper centre. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden.
Magazine (19 Oct 1912) Page(s) 529.
Alice Lemon (Hill and Co., 1911). — This is an American-raised variety. Such plants as I have seen of it have been very promising, and the flowers quite up to exhibition standard. It was (particularly early in the season) frequently exhibited. Messrs. F. Cant had a really good flower of it at the Southampton Show that was at one time in the running for the best Hybrid Tea, but it had eventually to make way for an extraordinary flower of St. Helena, another new Hybrid Tea. It has, of course, not yet had time to get into general cultivation, but I am convinced it is worth a trial and is not likely to disappoint. Its colour is blush white, shading to a deeper centre. The flowers are well formed, seldom come a bad shape, and are of the desirable high-pointed pattern. ....Southampton. Herbert E. Molyneux.
Magazine (Jul 1911) Page(s) 103.
Concours Internationale de Roses à Bagatelle...
N° 216, issue de Philippe Rivoire x Paul Néron (H. Thé). E. G. Hill, obt
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