The practical book of outdoor rose growing for the home garden . 14. YELLOW TO ORANGE Duchess of Wellington. Dickson & Sows; 1909. Hybrid TeaMedium to large growth, very hardy; fine foliage, fairly long erectstem; long, pointed bud, medium to large flower, but not of greatpetallage; only fair keeper but a wonderful bloomer from frost tofrost; the best yellow rose beyond all question. Plant 18 inchescenter to center. Prune to 5 eyes (buds). Note.—Illustration considerably less than actual 15. COPPERY ROSE—OVERSPREAD WITH GOLDENYELLOWThis is Dicksons description. With us, particularly in
The practical book of outdoor rose growing for the home garden . 14. YELLOW TO ORANGE Duchess of Wellington. Dickson & Sows; 1909. Hybrid TeaMedium to large growth, very hardy; fine foliage, fairly long erectstem; long, pointed bud, medium to large flower, but not of greatpetallage; only fair keeper but a wonderful bloomer from frost tofrost; the best yellow rose beyond all question. Plant 18 inchescenter to center. Prune to 5 eyes (buds). Note.—Illustration considerably less than actual 15. COPPERY ROSE—OVERSPREAD WITH GOLDENYELLOWThis is Dicksons description. With us, particularly in thelate spring and summer, the rose verges more from cream toorange-salmon. In the autumn it more nearly approachesDicksons description. Betty. Dickson & Sons; 1905. Hybrid TeaLarge growth, good foliage; very hardy, long stem, but not alwayserect; long, pointed bud; a poor keeper; opens quickly and with nogreat petallage; its blooming qualities, wonderful in spring andautumn, good in summer, secure it a place in the first list. Plant18 inches center to center. Prune to 5 eyes (buds).
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