The Rose a Symbol Through History and Modern Breeding
A compact survey traces the rose's enduring appeal from ancient myths and royal heraldry to Victorian embroidery and modern perfume. It notes origins in Asia, widespread symbolism of love and memory, and the global breeding that produced today’s garden roses with Asia as a major progenitor.
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First Prize Rose Selected for All American Honors 1970
The history traces rose 60 5172 from pollination in 1960 through field trials and selection. By 1966 it stood as a two year old plant eligible for trials, survived tests for years, and ultimately earned First Prize as the 1970 All American Rose Selection. Its lineage includes Enchantment Golden Masterpiece Eternal South Queen Mary Manda lay Golden Scepter and Independence.
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Rose Rugosa Jam and Rose Caraway Cookies Feature
The article presents recipes for Rose Rugosa Jam and Rose and Caraway Cookies from The American Rose Society and chef Jean Hersey of Weston Connecticut. It includes ingredient lists and methods for jam, cookies, and rose syrup, with verses about roses and a concluding signature by Alphonso Alva Hopkins.
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Jean Hersey
Weston, Connecticut
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