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'Black Magic' rose References
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Book (6 Jan 2010)
‘Black Magic’ Cl HT, dr, 1953, Hamilton; flowers blackish crimson, medium, dbl., intense fragrance; occasional repeat bloom
[Guineé × unknown]
Website/Catalog (2008) Page(s) 3.
‘Black Magic’ (Large Climber) 1953 An Australian seedling of ‘Guinee’ The very fragrant flowers are blackish-crimson, mainly Spring flowering with some repeat blooms. Was for some years sold as Philanderer before its true identity was discovered.
Book (2003) Page(s) 246.
‘Black Magic’ (Hamilton, 1953)
Website/Catalog (2003) Page(s) 58.
‘Black Magic Climbing’ Large Flowered Climber. Dark red. Hamilton, 1953.
Book (2000) Page(s) 119. Includes photo(s).
‘Black Magic’ = Grimpant à grande fleur. See ref Botanica's Roses, The Encyclopedia of Roses.
Book (1999) Page(s) 26.
‘Black Magic’ 1953 Large Flowered Climbing Rose, double, fragrant, blackish crimson flowers. No longer available commercially.
Book (1999) Page(s) 119. Includes photo(s).
‘Black Magic’. Modern, large-flowered climber. Dark red. ‘Black Magic’ gets both its beautiful dark red color and its rich damask perfume from its parent ‘Guinee’. The flowers are double and occur profusely, but like ‘Guinee’ the repeat bloom is poor. Growing to 10 ft (3m) or so, it is a good choice for pillars and tripods; it is also effective when planted near a window where its perfume can be appreciated. The foliage is abundant and the growth disease free. It may be more widely planted if it produced more blooms in summer and autumn. Zones 4-9. Hamilton, Australia, 1953. Seedling of ‘Guinee’.
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 119. Includes photo(s).
Black Magic Seedling of 'Guinée'. Description... 'Black Magic' gets both its beautiful dark red color and its rich damask perfume from its parent 'Guinée'...
Website/Catalog (1998) Page(s) 15.
‘Black Magic’ Hybrid Tea Cl. 1953. Australia. Climber, double, fragrant, slightly recurrent. 4.0m x 2.8m. dark red.
Book (1996) Page(s) 19.
‘Black Magic’ Hamilton, Australia, 1953. Climber. Crimson. [available from Golden Vale.
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