Passion for roses Peter Beales' comprehensive guide to landscaping with roses

Peter Beales

Book - 2005

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Published
New York : Rizzoli 2005, c2004.
Language
English
Main Author
Peter Beales (-)
Other Authors
Marianne Majerus (-)
Item Description
"First published in Great Britain as A passion for Roses in 2004 by Michell Beazley, an imprint of Octopus Publishing Group Ltd."--T.p. verso.
Physical Description
256 p. : col. ill., col. map ; 29 cm
Bibliography
Includes index.
ISBN
9780847826933
  • Introduction
  • Species Roses
  • Introduction to Species Roses
  • Species Roses for the Garden
  • Rambling and Scrambling Species for the Garden
  • Old Garden Roses
  • The Albas
  • The Damasks
  • The Centifolias
  • The Gallicas
  • The Pimpinellifolias
  • The Moss Roses
  • The Chinas
  • The Portland Damasks
  • The Bourbons
  • The Hybrid Perpetuals
  • The Sweet Briars
  • The Rugosas
  • The Hybrid Musks
  • The Teas
  • The Older Hybrid Teas
  • Modern Roses
  • The Hybrid Teas
  • The Floribundas
  • The Modern Shrub Roses
  • The New English Roses
  • Climbing Roses
  • The Noisette Roses and Climbing Teas
  • The Modern Climbing and Pillar Roses
  • The Climbing Hybrid Teas and Floribundas
  • Ramblers and Scramblers
  • Introduction to Ramblers and Scramblers
  • The Wichurana Ramblers and Scramblers
  • The Multiflora Ramblers and Scramblers
  • Miscellaneous Ramblers and Scramblers
  • Procumbent and Compact Roses
  • The Procumbent Roses
  • The Compact Floribundas and Miniature Roses
  • Plant Directory
  • Hardiness Zones
  • Index
  • Acknowledgments
Review by Library Journal Review

One of the world's leading authorities on old roses, Beales is the author of Classic Roses, which is considered by many to be the definitive history of old roses and an essential reference for the rose lover. His many fans will greet this further exploration of his half-century obsession with these beautiful plants. In 1951, at the age of 15, Beales began working as an apprentice at the famous LeGrice Nurseries in Norfolk, England. There, his love of roses developed and eventually led to him opening his own rose nursery in the mid-1960s. Here he writes about his world travels to seek out beautiful rose gardens as well as develop his own. Most of the book, however, covers the six major types of roses and profiles the best cultivars in each category; the last section is a plant directory that for every rose mentioned includes a color photo, description, hardiness zones, and cultural advice. This beautiful book is amply illustrated with 450 color photographs by celebrated garden photographer Marianne Majerus. Recommended for public libraries and all horticultural collections.-Phillip Oliver, Univ. of North Alabama Lib., Florence (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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