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Tea Roses in New South Wales
(1931)  Page(s) 105.  
 
Alliance Franco Russe:- One of the clearest yellow Roses I know, a good grower, the flower balls in wet weather; purely exhibition.
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Beaute Inconstante:- The colour varies, but at times is a rich, coppery red, equal to the best Pernetianas, with the added advantage that it grows well; its one fault is that it mildews badly.
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Catherine Mermet:- Flesh pink, of nice habit, producing nice formed roses that last well.
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Climbing Devoniensis:- one of the most vigorous in existence, with its creamy white blooms, which hold their shape so well. Still unsurpassed in this colour.
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In climbers, when it comes to vigour, freedom of bloom and good foliage, the teas stand alone.

Both the Cochets are excellent.
(1931)  Page(s) 106.  
 
In climbers, when it comes to vigour, freedom of bloom and good foliage, the teas stand alone.

Both the Cochets are excellent
(1931)  Page(s) 104.  
 
Corallina:- Colour coral red, can be grown into a very fine bush, eight to nine feet high, and build into proportion; the blooms are carried on long, erect stems. It is a very useful rose, both as a specimen plant and for cut flowers in the colder months.
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Georges Schwartz:- Is still about the best buttercup yellow, but the dwarf is not strong enough; the climber should be planted and treated as a bush, and is really worth while.
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The following are not so vigorous, which renders them more suitable for smaller gardens:-

Herzogin Marie Antoinette:- A beautiful deep orange of fine shape; a really good rose which the name helps to kill.
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Hugo Roller:- Lemon, edged deep pink and carmine of medium size.
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