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'Cécile Mann' rose References
Book (31 Mar 2010)
'Cecile Mann' HT, mr, 1939, Clark, A.; vigorous growth. [Mrs Albert Nash × seedling]
Introductions: Brundrett
Book (2010) Page(s) 219.
Edith Cecile Mann was born in 1899 in Ballarat. ….
Book (1999) Page(s) 15.
Cecile Mann – 1939. Large Flowered Bush rose, red flowers. No longer available.
Newsletter (1995) Page(s) 19. Vol 4, No. 3.
Cecile Mann. HT. 1939. Alister Clark. Mrs. Albert Nash sdlg
Book (1990)
p72 in the afternoon Albert Nash arrived [at Alister Clark’s] with another friend Barney Mann and they again went ferreting.
p119 Cecile Mann. Dark red. (1939/47). Bush Everbl.
p123 Cecile Mann, 1939.
Magazine (1979) Page(s) 4. Vol 1, No. 3.
Cecile Mann – 1939. intro Brundrett, HT. red, very vigorous, free bloom. Mrs. Albert Nash x ?
Book (1947) Page(s) 85.
A. Brundrett. Narre Warren North, Victoria. Roses for Marble Bar. While speaking of the Radiance type I should also mention Mr. Alister Clark’s variety Cecile Mann (HT), 1939. This has an incurved form similar to that of the Radiance type, but the deep bright red is really more attractive than the cerise red of Red Radiance.
Book (1943)
p52. W. G. Randell. Some Alister Clark Roses in a Perth Garden. My selection embraced Cecile Mann and....
p53. Cecile Mann pleases me greatly, both from the standpoint of profusion of bloom and formation. The rich red colouring is indeed very bright and the colour holds. The blooms are large, stiff and erect on fairly lengthy stems, and the slightly incurved formation rather enhances than detracts from its appearance. A dainty fragrance tops off a tip-top Rose.
Book (1941) Page(s) 39.
Alister Clark. …….Older sorts [of seedlings] that have more than held their own are ... and Cecile Mann.
Book (1940) Page(s) 246.
New Roses of All the World. Description sent by originator on American Rose Society’s standard card.
‘Cecile Mann’ HT. (A. Clark; intro. by S Brundrett, 1939.) ‘Mrs. Albert Nash’ x unknown variety. Flower red. Growth upright, 3 ft.; free bloomer.
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