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Rose photo courtesy of JohnoGEORGE PETERSON'S CATALOGUE 1912
Catalogue description: Very vigorous .........Silvery carmined pink, shaded salmon; distinct shade. Flower large, moderately full and fragrant; splendid grower and bloomer. One of the leading show varieties in England and all-around sort. Awarded Gold medal. 50c.
Uploaded 16 FEB 21 |
From the 1927 Australian book Rose-Growing Made Easy by J. G. Lockley, page 27. Caption: 'Dean Hole' a good cold-climate rose.
Uploaded 12 APR 12 |
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Dingee Guide to Rose Culture, Dingee & Conard Co., 1916, page 31.
“One of the handsomest of the Hybrid Teas, growing into a stout, vigorous, hardy bush, bearing all summer great numbers of gorgeous, silvery carmine Roses with salmon shadings. The coloring is distinct and unique, and the Rose is a handsome tribute to him whose name it bears.”
Uploaded 14 JUN 19 |
Dean Hole - No 24 of 1912 Wills Cigarette Rose Cards (set of 50)
Text on reverse of card:
DEAN HOLE.
(Hybrid Tea.) The flowers are very large, of great substance, and perfect shape, produced freely and continuously throughout the summer and autumn. Vigorous in habit of growth, and quite hardy, it was awarded the gold medal of the National Rose Society in 1904, and also the Nickerson Cup as the best rose in the Hybrid Tea section introduced since 1900.
Uploaded 17 FEB 10 |
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From "Rosen-Verzeichnis 1907-1908", Catalogue of Soupert & Notting, p. 33
Uploaded 25 NOV 16 |
National Rose Society (RNRS), the Rose Annual 1923, Scanned with permission
Uploaded 24 OCT 09 |
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From Rose Growing Made Easy, by J. L. Lockley. 1916 edition, page 32.
Caption: 'Dean Hole'. One of the free-flowering salmon-pink HT garden roses.
Uploaded 13 APR 12 |
The Practical Book of Outdoor Rose Growing, George C. Thomas, Jr., 1914 |
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