21 April 2010

The best pillar roses (of 1902)


Chapter 7 (extract 4) of "Roses for English Gardens" by Jekyll and Mawley (1902), in which Miss Jekyll lists the best pillar roses.
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Illustration: Gloire Lyonnaise in a southern garden
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SOME OF THE BEST PILLAR ROSES (TALL).
  • Multiflora hybrids.
  • Wichuriana hybrids.
  • Ayrshires.
  • Climbing Aimee Vibert, N.; white.
  • Waltham Climber, T.; red.
  • Reine Marie Henriette, H.T.; rosy red.
  • Reine Olga de Wurtemburg, H.T.; red.
  • Carmine Pillar, Hyb.; deep rose.
  • Crimson Rambler, Mult.; crimson.
  • Longworth Rambler, N.; rose-crimson.
  • Gloire de Dijon, T.; buff and orange.
  • Bouquet d'Or, T.; buff and orange.
  • Madame Berard, T.; buff and orange.
  • Penzance Briers.
  • William Allen Richardson, N.; orange.
  • Madame Alfred Carriere, H.N.; warm white.
  • Bardou Job, T.; dark red.
  • Baronne de Hofifmann, T.; copper red.
  • Climbing Devoniensis, T.; yellow white.
  • Clothilde Soupert, T.; carmine rose.
  • Duchesse D'Auerstadt, T.; yellow.
  • Fanny Stolwerk, T.; salmon rose.
  • Pink Rover, H.T.; light rose.
  • Paul's Single White.
  • Ard's Rover, H.P.; red.

SOME PILLAR ROSES OF MODERATE HEIGHT.
  • Purity, H.B.; white.
  • Belle Lyonnaise, T.; buff white.
  • Alister Stella Gray, N.; buff.
  • Climbing Captain Christy, H.C; blush and pink.
  • Climbing Mrs. W. J. Grant, H.T.; salmon pink.
  • Climbing Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, H.T.; white shaded to centre.
  • Gloire Lyonnaise, H.T.; white, lemon centre.
  • Gruss an Teplitz, H.T.; crimson.
  • Dawn, H.T.; nearly single, pale pink.
  • Coupe d'Hebe, Hyb.; pink.
  • Madame Plantier, Hyb.; white.
  • Blairii No. 2, Hyb.; clear pink and pink white.
  • Climbing Eugenie Verdier, H.P.; salmon pink.
  • Brightness of Cheshunt, H.P.; red.
  • Frances Bloxam, H.C.; salmon pink.
  • Climbing Victor Verdier, H.P.; red.
  • Climbing Pride of Waltham, H.P.; salmon.
  • Gloire des Rosomanes, Hyb.; red.
  • Charles Lawson, H.P.; rose.

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