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'Joseph Hill' rose Photos
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photo from ""Rose Growing" by W. L. Floyd and John V. Watkins, Bulletin 59, October 1930, Agricultural Extension Service, University of Florida, Gainesville
Uploaded 28 OCT |
From Rose Growing Made Easy, by J. L. Lockley. 1916 edition, page 166. Caption: Two Beauties. 'Joseph Hill' [presumed to be the bottom left] flesh-white and peachy-pink. 'Belle Siebrecht' [presumed to be the top right] rosy-salmon.
Uploaded 14 APR 12 |
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photo from The Garden, October 12, 1912; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
Uploaded 24 JUL 22 |
From Rose Growing Made Easy, by J. L. Lockley. 1916 edition, page 68. Caption: 'Joseph Hill' (HT). Pink, shaded salmon. a nice type of show flower in profile
Uploaded 13 APR 12 |
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photo from the 1928 catalog, Grandes Roseraies du Val de la Loire, Orléans, France
Uploaded 4 MAR 21 |
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Journal des Roses, 1911 pag. 70
1 favorite vote.
Uploaded 23 OCT 10 |
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The Rose Book (1913) by Harry Higgott Thomas, Walter Easlea
Uploaded 25 JUL 12 |
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Mons. Joseph Hill - No 35 from 1912 Wills's Cigarette Rose Cards (set of 50 cards).
Text on reverse:
MONS. JOSEPH HILL.
(Hybrid Tea.)
A very beautiful exhibition and bedding rose with upright branching habit, bearing large, tall, and most perfect shaped flowers. Distinct in colouring, and free and continuous blooming, it is fast gaining popularity which it will undoubtedly maintain, and is a rose which may he planted in almost any situation. Introduced in 1904.
2 favorite votes.
Uploaded 17 FEB 10 |
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