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'Rosa macrantha 'Daisy Hill'' rose References
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Book (2015) Page(s) 82.
David Kenny, ireland. The Rose in Ireland.
Nurseries selling roses date back to the 1860s and 1870s. In 1888 there is a list from Birr Castle which includes Rosa x Hibernica, Rugosas and varieties such as Narrowater and Daisy Hill.
Book (Dec 2000) Page(s) 481.
Daisy Hill Macrophylla. T. Smith (Daisy Hill Nursery, Newry, Ireland) c. 1900.
Book (1998) Page(s) 142.
'Daisy Hill' c. 1900
syn 'Macrantha Daisy Hill'; R. macrantha 'Daisy Hill'
'of very vigorous growth, with full double flowers of a delicious shade of pale silvery bush, suffused with peach and deliciously fragrant. Quite one of the finest of Summer flowering garden roses, either as a bush or as a semi-climber.'
'One of the loveliest annual sights that I know is the flowering of a huge planting of 'Daisy Hill' at the back of a flower border.' (Thomas, Shrub Roses of Today, 35 (1980)).
'Daisy Hill' is a seedling from Macrantha ...', but there is no justification for including 'Macrantha' in the cultivar name - Rosa 'Daisy Hill' accords with the current rules of nomenclature.
Wilhelm Kordes used 'Daisy Hill' as a parent in his breeding work; it is one of the parents of 'Raubritter' (Thomas, A Garden of Roses, 108 (1987), The Graham Stuart Thomas Rose Book, 186, 191 (1994); Thomas (1980) erroneously attributed 'Daisy Hill' to William Paul but the attribution is deleted from the 1994 edition).
refs: Newry roses 59: 1 (1903-1904); Thomas, Shrub Roses of Today, 182 (1980); Nelson, An Irish Flower Garden Replanted (1997).
illusts: Walsh in The New Plantsman 4: 108 (1997), and in Nelson, An Irish Flower Garden Replanted, 10 (1997); The Garden 114: 367 (1989).
PF [RKS Plant Finder] 1997: propagation vegetative only, by cuttings or grafting.
Book (1997) Page(s) 181.
Daisy Hill Macrantha. Kordes (Germany) 1906. Description and cultivation... flowers: rich pink...
Book (Apr 1993) Page(s) 121.
Daisy Hill Hybrid Macrantha (Shrub), pink, single, 1906, R. x waitziana macrantha hybrid; Kordes. Description.
Book (1993) Page(s) 61. Includes photo(s).
[Listed under "Wild Roses and Their Cultivars"] Smith, Northern Ireland, c. 1900. A 'Macrantha' seedling … thought to be a hybrid between Rosa gallica and R. canina or R. alba. Once flowering… sets a good crop of hips. Height: 5 ft. Width: 11 ft. Well scented.
Book (1988) Page(s) 157.
location 126/1, R. macrantha x R, chinensis = (R. waitziana var. macrantha (Desp.) Rehd x R. chinensis) = 'DAISY HILL'
Website/Catalog (1986) Page(s) 16. Daisy Hill* (Macrantha Hybrid) Large, single, fragrant, pink. Arching growth. Dark green foliage. P. G. Shade tolerant. (S) 6 x 8’.
Website/Catalog (1985) Page(s) 17.
Daisy Hill* (Macrantha Hybrid) Large, single, fragrant, pink. Arching growth. Dark green foliage. P. G. Shade tolerant. (S) 6 x 8’.
Book (1984) Page(s) 45.
‘Daisy Hill’ = Section des Gallicanae – Hybride supposé de Rosa x macrantha Hort. William Paul 1906. Fleur 4cm de diamètre… 7 ou 8 pétales…
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