All-American Rose America Wins 1976 Honors
A pink climbing rose named America wins 1976 All-America Rose Selections honors, the only winner hybridized by an American and the first climber to earn the award since 1957. The quartet includes Cathedral Seashell Yankee Doodle and America, with America noted for four-inch full petals and spicy fragrance. William Warriner of Tustin, Calif, secures his third AARS win.
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América
America
Cathedral
William Warriner
Tustin
Calif
America rose variety with strong disease resistance
Journal Garden News describes America roses as shapely buds opening salmon with a silver sheen. In clusters on long stems they are good for cutting and long lasting in arrangements. Foliage is semiglossy with large leaves and good branching for all-season bloom. AARS rates vigorous growth with strong disease resistance and winter hardiness, though some winter protection is advised.
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America
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New Dawn
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Canning Tips and Garden Rose Profiles From Ohio State Extension
Practical guidance on home canning costs safety and readiness from Evelyn Gray with themes of pressure canner checks, gasket replacement, and best practices. Separation includes detailed rose varieties Cathedral Seashell and Yankee Doodle with origin, bloom traits, fragrance, and growth habit.
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Evelyn Gray
Ohio State University
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