The book of Roses
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Both the common Dog Rose and the Field Rose, with their arched branches and delicately coloured fragrant flowers, may well serve to give the exhibition florists an idea of the real beauty of Rose growth. The Macartney Rose, Rosa Bracteata, is a beautiful evergreen species, a native of China, and pro- duces abundance of creamy white single flowers late in the season, the flowers being followed by large orange-red fruit. Being rather tender, the Macartney Rose is best grown against a south wall. ...Rosa Microphylla is another Chinese species, also evergreen, with very small leaves, their edges fairly toothed. It bears double flowers, the colour of which varies in the different varieties under cultivation, but is usually rosy red or white tinged with rose. Both this Rose and the Macartney Rose require some pruning in April, the larger shoots being checked by pinching out their soft tips, while weak shoots are removed altogether. Rosa Kamtschatka represents another group of wild Roses, to which also belongs the Hedge- hog Rose, Rosa Ferox, from the Caucasus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both the common Dog Rose and the Field Rose, with their arched branches and delicately coloured fragrant flowers, may well serve to give the exhibition florists an idea of the real beauty of Rose growth. The Macartney Rose, Rosa Bracteata, is a beautiful evergreen species, a native of China, and pro- duces abundance of creamy white single flowers late in the season, the flowers being followed by large orange-red fruit. Being rather tender, the Macartney Rose is best grown against a south wall. ...Rosa Microphylla is another Chinese species, also evergreen, with very small leaves, their edges fairly toothed. It bears double flowers, the colour of which varies in the different varieties under cultivation, but is usually rosy red or white tinged with rose. Both this Rose and the Macartney Rose require some pruning in April, the larger shoots being checked by pinching out their soft tips, while weak shoots are removed altogether. Rosa Kamtschatka represents another group of wild Roses, to which also belongs the Hedge- hog Rose, Rosa Ferox, from the Caucasus.
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