'Beatrice Berkeley' rose references

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'Beatrice Berkeley' rose References

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Sydney Morning Herald

Article (newspaper) (18 Oct 1932) Page(s) 10.

A new Australian seedling, carrying a rich orange salmon tone, that was raised by Mrs. R. Fitzhardinge in her garden at Warrawee, named Beatrice Berkeley, made Its first bow to a critical Sydney audience, and was favourably received.

Australian Rose Annual

Book (1932) Page(s) 128.

Mrs. O. R. Fitzhardinge, of Warrawee, N.S.W. Amateur Hybridisation. ‘ Beatrice Berkeley’ has as parents ‘Cupid’ and ‘Padre’, and is one of the earliest spring blooms after the Gigantea seedlings. It has Cupid’s fault of flowering only in spring, but is charming, with a real likeness to Padre in shape and colour.