The dictionary of roses in colour
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The dictionary of roses in colour
(Mermaid books)
Michael Joseph,1985
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Note
First published in 1971 by Michael Joseph Ltd and Ebury press Ltd
Published in collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society and the Royal National Rose Society
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is a celebration of that most popular of all garden flowers, the rose. 96 colour plates illustrate more than 500 roses of every kind - from four inches high, 40 feet tall, roses in a multitude of subtle colour combinations to even green roses. 800 alphabetically arranged descriptions give details of height, flowering times, scent, the raiser's name and the date of introduction plus guidance and advice for the gardener on all aspects of cultivation - training, pruning, propagation and the control of pests and diseases. Patrick Synge is the co-author of "The Dictionary of Garden Plants in Colour" and edited the journal of the RHS for many years.
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