Roses for English Gardens
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The Rosarian is happy to present
Gertrude Jekyll's classic, Roses for English Gardens.
Written with Edward Mawley and originally published in 1902, this work has been
enjoyed by generations of gardeners. We have included some of the photographs used to illustrate the book, but others are of too poor a quality to reproduce well and have been left out.
We'll be adding chapters regularly and if you'd like to
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Part I
Old and New Garden Roses and their
Beautiful Use in Gardens
Chapter I
- New Garden Roses
Chapter II
- Old Garden Roses
Chapter III
- The Brier Roses
Chapter IV
- Pompon Roses
Chapter V
- Some of the Species as Garden Roses
Chapter VI
- Roses on their Own Roots
Chapter VII
- Rose Pillars
Chapter VIII
- The Pergola
Chapter IX
- Rose Arches and Arbours
Chapter X
- Rose Screens, Hedges, and Trellises
Chapter XI
- Roses as Fountains and Growing Free
Chapter XII
- Roses on Walls and Houses
Chapter XIII
- Roses for Converting Ugliness to Beauty
Chapter XIV
- Rose Gardens
Chapter XV
- Roses as Cut Flowers
Chapter XVI
- Roses in English Gardens on the Riviera
- ...More Coming Soon!
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