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'Orange Glory' rose References
Book (1940) Page(s) 116.
C. W. Heers, Q'ld. Roses in Queensland.
Of the 1938 introductions, Orange Glory, a new break in colour. will probably be the most popular, though it does fade rather badly during the summer months.
Book (1939)
p77. R. Marion Hatton. An American Review of the New Roses
From M. Leenders and Company, in Holland, Cochincal Glory and Orange Glory seemed quite unnecessary. Flower form was poor, the colours faded quickly and plants were not at all good.
p118. Mr C. W. Heers. Roses in Queensland
Orange Glory.- A very attractive, rich orange colour of medium size. Though described as full, it is only semi-double with us, particularly during the summer. Like all these highly coloured varieties, it fades and appears to lighten to a rich pink. The growth promises to be satisfactory.
p132. Mr John Poulsen, NZ. Canterbury Roses.
Orange Glory.- Splendid growth and foliage, flowering extra freely. The first blooms were exceptionally fine. This should prove to be an extra fine bedding Rose, and no Rose will produce more blooms in the course of a season.
Website/Catalog (1939) Page(s) 45.
New Roses 1938. Orange Glory (HT. M. Leenders 1936) F. 3. Rich orange which fades to coppery pink. The growth is good and the plant very productive. E.
Book (1938) Page(s) 16.
Harry H. Hazlewood. The New Roses of 1938.
Orange Glory HT. (Leenders, 1936) appears to be a good variety
Website/Catalog (1938) Page(s) 35.
Bush Roses
Orange Glory (Hybrid Tea)... A magnificent orange colour. The plant grows very well and is always full of flowers. Foliage is abundant, light green. A first-class Rose for the garden. Buds and Flowers are of medium size, full, fragrant. Introduced 1937.
Website/Catalog (1938) Page(s) 40.
New Roses 1938. Orange Glory (HT. M. Leenders 1936) Buds and flowers are of medium size, full, fragrant, and a magnificent orange colour. The plant grows well and is always full of flowers. 4/- each.
Very attractive semi-double blooms which fade to coppery pink.
Magazine (Dec 1936) Page(s) 147.
Nouveautés 1936 ... LEENDERS & Co, Steyl-Tegelen (Hollande). Indica fragans hybrida.
Orange Glory. — Les boutons et les fleurs sont grands, assez pleines, odorants et d'un orange magnifique. La croissance est bonne, abondante et bien florissante. Le feuillage est vert clair brillant. Une rose de première classe pour le jardin. Plusieurs récompenses.
Book (1936) Page(s) 303.
Glory, Orange (HT) M. Leenders 1935; apricot-orange
Magazine (Jun 1935) Page(s) 48.
Le Jury du Concours International de Roses Nouvelles de Bagatelle en 1935, s'est réuni le 14 juin, à l'Orangerie de Bagatelle (Bois de Boulogne) ... Le Certificat de Bagatelle No 1 a été décerné à la rose « Orange Glory », hybride de thé de couleur orange abricot, obtenue par MM. Mathieu LEENDERS et C° à Steyl-Tegelen (Hollande).
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