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[in a list of apricot pink roses] Mrs. A. R. Waddell, Frances Gaunt, Aspirant Marcel Rouyer, Lady Roberts, Mrs. C. V. Haworth.

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p14 .... pillar roses may be planted, and among these are 'Florence Haswell Veitch', a fine rich red; Belle de Bordeaux, rich pink, and others.

p53. The delicate-pink Belle de Bordeaux, as illustrated, grows well on a pillar.

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Borderer (Clark).

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p59 Bushfire is an Australian-raised rose, having very large clusters of rich crimson flowers, with a narrow yellow centre to each flower.

p106 Wichuriana roses are not usually pruned in winter time. They flower in early summer, from rods produced in the previous season. If such roses as Hiawatha and Bushfire are noted, it will be seen that simultaneously with the flower-masses, new strong rods are being produced, usually from the base of the plant. These are the growths which will flower in twelves months’ time.

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Cl. Maman Cochet. (Upton).

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Cl. White Maman Cochet.

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from “a list of Australian roses now on nurserymen’s lists, with the names of their originators in brackets” in Chapter XIII - Australian-raised Roses:

Climbing Countess Labarthe [sic] (Lewis)

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Cracker (Clark)

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Daydream (Clark)

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Don Jose (Clark).