Shades of rose:
Cecilia (1940) Deeper at base of petals, and prettily flared, inside and out
Cytherea (never catalogued) One of the very finest of the race; perfection of form, Deep cherry rose
Elizabeth Foster (1941) Deep bright color, large and brilliant flowers.
Great Lady (1943) High-held flowers of a cool pink. Tall and gay.
Lovely Rose (1942) "Creamy" rose single. Unique quality of color. Should be more appreciated.
Lodovica (1941) |
These two are very limilar Charmingly feminine, with prettily furled light rose-colored petals. |
Nathalie (1939) |
Queen Rose (1949) A heavenly single, with furled petals deeper at the heart, paler towards the outer edges. This is one of the finest of the whole race. [
Rose Garland (1943) The cross reversed. China pink flowers of a rather dwarf plant. Loved in England.
Rose Tulip (1949) Tall plants with tall tulip-like blooms; deep rose with deep pink stigmas.
Skylark (1942) Gay flowers held high above the leaves
And finally four that open deepest bright cherry:
Constance Spry (1941) Tall plants with gay flowers with six or eight rows of petals. Very fine.
Ellen Cowley (1940) Small close brilliant rosette.
Nadia (1941) Tall plants; very single flowers.
Sophie (1940) Three to four rows of satiny petals. The heart is rather small and compact.
Among the lobatas is an astonishing plant:
Moonrise (1949) One of the rare F2's of the race; an exquisite ivory single of great vigor, substance and beauty, It blooms with the parent group.