Rose photo courtesy of CybeRose

Peter Henderson catalog, 1900 Novelties among Roses are always acceptable, and in "Snowball" we have one of the most charming acquisitions imaginable, of a dwarf, compact habit, with rich, green foliage, and a bounteous blooming quality which is really wonderful. Twenty-five to fifty blossoms, white as snow and resembling a Camellia in compactness and purity of color, are produced in large clusters, literally covering the plant, its abundance of flowers, vigorous constitution, and attractive fragrance give it advantages beyond all others in this section of Roses.

Uploaded 20 FEB 16