'Allison Scott' rose references

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'Allison Scott' rose References

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Website/Catalog (29 Nov 2022) Includes photo(s).

Whanganui Chronicle
Whanganui rose breeders Matthews Roses have taken out the top spot in one of the country’s biggest competitions.
Their ‘Allison Scott (Mattcard)’ rose won the Gold Star of the South Pacific award at this year’s New Zealand Rose Society International Rose Trial Grounds.....
Matthews Roses was established by Tom Matthews and is now owned by his son Bob. Samantha is the third generation to be involved in the business. The winning rose, a glowing orange coral floribunda, was named after the woman who discovered it. “It’s a sport, or genetic mutation, of Bob’s rose called ‘My Mum’, which is a really special rose to us,” Matthews said. “Allison is a prominent rosarian and a lovely person. She sent it [the sport] to Bob, we trialled it, and it was really healthy and beautiful. “We’ve always been proud of being rose growers from Whanganui, and it’s cool to win an award like this.” She said the rose would be available by 2024.