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p41 Picture of Miss Emily Rhodes. Caption: Shipboard scene 1886. ....Seated from left. Emily Rhodes, Mrs. Rhodes and ....
p120 Emily Rhodes. P[ink]. Pil 1937. Golden Ophelia x Zephyrine Drouin
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Fairlie Rede. Crimson-tinted P[ink]. HT 1937. Everbl.
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Fancy Free. Pink with white eye. 1922. Semi-double, Bed.
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p120 Fanny Bullivant. 1941. Everbl.
p123 Fanny Bullivant. 1941
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Fire Dragon Fiery red. HT ? Scent.
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Gladsome. 1937. Tall hedge
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p9 For more than sixty years Alister Clark’s garden was at Glenara (pronounced Glenaira) which lies beside Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport in the village of Bulla. The National Gallery in Melbourne possesses a picture of the house painted in 1867 by Eugene von Guerard which shows the Clark family as children. That house had been built by Alister’s father, Walter. The garden, because of its associations, is possibly the most important in Australia.
p120. Glenara. Rosy p[ink]. 1952. (listed by T. G. Stewart)
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p120 Golden Drop. Y[ellow] 1939.
p123 Golden Drop. 1939
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Golden Vision. Gold-Y (colour). Gigantea x Marechal Neil. Cl. 1922. Early.
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Roses [Alister Clark] bought from George Brunning of St. Kilda Nurseries, Brighton Road, by George Hill of Lennox St., Richmond, 22 August, 1882. this list, framed, hung at Glenara, and may be of interest to historians of the rose. One of each: Grace Archer.
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