Henderson's picturesque gardens and ornamental gardening illustrated (1908)
Henderson, Charles · New York: Henderson · leaf 87
owering, ofbush habit, climbing, trailing; hardy, tender, double, semi-double, single, clustered, etc.; and ofcolors, every shade and tint, gorgeous or delicate, from white to almost black is represented, except-ing blue. Many enthusiastic Rose lovers establish Rosariums or gardens devoted… … advantage than when grown in large masses. In theRosarium, quantities of bush Roses should be plantedin large beds with a few evergreen shrubs inter-mingled to brighten the flowers by contrast and supplyfoliage, in which bedding Roses are sometimes de-ficient. For the latter reason the ground…
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