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'Countrywoman' rose References
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Article (misc) (2008) Page(s) Unpublished.
Countrywoman HT my 1978 Bred Dbl. Seedling x Peace Dawson G.
Book (2007)
‘Countrywoman’. HT, my, 1978, Dawson, George; bud globular; flowers lemon-yellow, medium, dbl., moderate fragrance; foliage leathery; bushy growth
[seedling × Peace] Introductions: Australian Roses.
Book (2004) Page(s) 188. Includes photo(s).
‘Countrywoman’. Hybrid Tea. Bred by Dawson (Australia) and introduced in 1978, this rose is not widely available in other countries. It produces large, shapely, round buds that open to large, flat, yellow flowers with a strong fragrance. The flowers are rather similar to those of ‘Peace’, and the full bloom flowers have good substance. The foliage is mid-green on a vigorous, repeat-flowering bush (Seedling x ‘Peace’).
Website/Catalog (2003) Page(s) 8.
‘Country Woman’ Hybrid Tea. medium yellow. Dawson, 1978
Magazine (2002) Page(s) 17. Vol 24, No. 2.
Joan Broadstock. At the Victorian State Rose Garden. The roses are displayed mostly in beds of one variety for best effect. We have fifty cultivars in the [Australian] collection: .... and ‘Countrywoman’, 1978.
Website/Catalog (2000) Page(s) 4. Includes photo(s).
‘Countrywoman’ Hybrid Tea. 1978. Australia. Very Double, fragrant, large flowers, cut flowers, recurrent. 1.4m x 1.1m. medium yellow.
Book (2000) Page(s) 181. Includes photo(s).
‘Countrywoman = Hybride de Thé… boutonsjoufflus… grandes fleurs doubles, jaune citron effleuré d’orangé… feuillage coriace… Dawson, Australie, 1978.
Book (1999) Page(s) 20.
'Countrywoman' – 1978. Seedling x ‘Peace’. Named in honour of Country Women's Association. Large Flowered Bush rose. Double, fragrant, lemon yellow flowers tinted pink, fully recurrent, strong stems. Deep green, leathery, smooth foliage. Bushy growth. Flower: 90 petals, 100 mm, singly. Bush: 1.5m x 1.2m.
Magazine (1999) Page(s) 68. Vol 21, No. 1.
Jennifer Smyth. Victorian State Rose Garden. Throughout the garden, there are a number of Australian-bred roses; whole beds of Dawson’s ‘Pakeha’, Sybil Hipkin’ and ‘Countrywoman’ are planted in the Tudor Rose section.
Book (Dec 1998) Page(s) 181. Includes photo(s).
‘Countrywoman’. Modern, large-flowered hybrid tea. medium yellow, repeat flowering. This is a large-flowered variety with globular buds that open to lemon yellow, flat, double blooms. These are borne on a bushy plant with leathery foliage and give a good fragrance. ‘Countrywoman’ is suitable for rose beds and can be propagated by budding. Zones 5-9. Dawson Australia, 1978. Parentage: Seedling x ‘Peace’.
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