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Website/Catalog (1968) Page(s) 18.
DOMINO (Gaujard 1961). Fleuri par groupes de 3/4 roses semi-doubles pourpre foncé brillant.
[no longer listed in 1975]
Website/Catalog (1964) Page(s) 54.
'Domino' Hybrid Tea. 3 feet. "Domino has an ever-blooming desire to please," writes Don Douglas from San Francisco. Buds are classic in form, and open to very double flowers of glowing orange-pink with a strong, spicy fragrance. Excellent as a cut flower, and I think it exceptionally beautiful in the garden, for the open blooms hold their form and gradually turn to paler tones with outer petals almost white...the variety of color tones on the plant at one time a sparkling sight.
Margaret Nevington tells me that in Niagara falls, Canada, 'Domino' has become famous for its flowerfulness, beauty and hardiness. 3 for $5.25. each $2.00
Website/Catalog (1961) Page(s) 5.
Novelty Roses 1960. Domino. (HT. Gaujard 1956) Deep sparkling red blooms which open to perfectly shaped flowers with a high centre, Blooms are abundantly produced and backed by attractive dark green foliage. 6/6 each.
Book (1960) Page(s) 17.
Dr. A. S. Thomas. New Varieties in Victoria.
Domino HT. (Gaujard 1956) Medium sized blooms in a rather lifeless dark crimson colouring. The form is not good; the plant is excellent. Well below standard so far.
Book (1959) Page(s) 13.
Harry H. Hazlewood. Some New Roses for 1959.
Domino HT. (Gaujard 1956) Deep crimson, well formed slightly fragrant exhibition blooms which keep their colour well here. The plant is a vigorous healthy grower.
Website/Catalog (1959) Includes photo(s).
DOMINO Rosier Nain : la pièce 390 fr. - les dix 3.700 fr.
Book (1958) Page(s) 85.
Domino. HT. (Gaujard, '56.) Peace X seedling. Bud long pointed; fl. medium size, slightly fragrant, dark crimson. Fol. dark.
Magazine (Nov 1956) Page(s) 4. trimester, p. 28.
Roses Nouvelles mis au commerce pour la saison 1956-1957....
DOMINO Variété protégée. Buisson. GAR. 64. — Marque Déposée en France No 29.198. — Marque Déposée internationale No 185.931. — Obtenteur : Jean GAUJARD.
— Description : La fleur se présente par un bouton long, d'un pourpre magnifique, et lorsque la ro6e s'ouvre, apparaît alors une fleur de forme parfaitement régulière avec le cœur bien formé, et la perfection de la forme donne à cette rose épanouie un aspect magnifique. Son feuillage brillant lui donne encore un attrait supplémentaire qui fera certainement de cette, rose la reine des plus belles rouges de ces dernières années. La couleur se maintient en effet dans un rouge éblouissant jusqu'à la fin de la défloraison
Magazine (May 1956) Page(s) 2. trimester, cover. Includes photo(s).
Domino
[photo repeated in January-February 1958 issue, p. 10; as well as 1. trimester 1960, p. 10]
Website/Catalog (1956) Page(s) 6.
DOMINO (Gaujard 1956) ....Fleuri par groupes de plusieurs roses semi-doubles d'un coloris persistant pourpre foncé brillant.
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