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'Vesuvius' rose References
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Book (2006) Page(s) 230, 247(photo). Includes photo(s).
Vesuvius HT. Good, reliable rebloom / Outstanding fragrance / twiggy, compact, bushy, high-centered Tea-like blooms. McGredy, 1923. Velvety-crimson single flowers with golden stamens; one of the early single Hybrid Teas. We cannot recommend a rose more highly, and single crimsons are rare.
Book (Apr 2001) Page(s) 93.
Vesuvius (Beales) Hybrid Tea. McGredy & Son 1923
Book (2000) Page(s) 612.
‘Vesuvius’ = Moderne - Buisson à grandes fleurs - Hybride de Thé – rouge foncé, remontant. Description.. fleurs à 6 pétales … McGredy, UK, 1923. Ascendance inconnue.
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 623.
Hybrid Tea, flowers dark velvety crimson, single, (6 petals), 1923, McGredy. Description.
Book (Jun 1992) Page(s) 272.
Vesuvius Hybrid Tea. McGredy, 1923. [Author cites information from different sources.]
Book (1986) Page(s) 100.
Vesuvius (1923). Of relatively recent origin with modern colouring. Large, almost single, six-petalled flowers are deep velvety crimson with golden stamens. Luxuriant foliage and growth.
Book (1951) Page(s) 180.
Mrs. K. D. Dorsett, Oklahoma. Single Roses I Grow and Love.
Vesuvius (McGredy 1923), described as having six petals and a color of fiery crimson, hasn't found its way into my garden yet, but it is one I have been trying to purchase for some time.
Book (1949) Page(s) 140.
Norman Lambert. Roses in the Rain.
Thinly built roses embrace the singles and semi-doubles. Three single roses that I still grow are 'Isobel', 'Vesuvius' and 'Mrs. Oakley Fisher'....Vesuvius is a bright bit of scarlet-crimson, with a free, bushy habit and looks best when massed.
Book (1948) Page(s) pp. 112. Includes photo(s).
Vesuvius (Red)....Single Hybrid Teas
Website/Catalog (1940) Page(s) 23.
Vesuvius HT. single, colour brightest scarlet crimson, sweetly perfumed, growth free and bushy, good for bedding and massing. Very showy.
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