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churches or through roads. All the blocks were kept to between one and four acres and the form of houses tightly controlled. The
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284:'Mrs C.E. Prell', born Caroline Ivy Chave, was the wife of Gundowringa grazier Charles Ernest Prell and president of the Goulburn CWA. Prell was a famous investor and ideas man for improving pastures and stock in dry country. There was a Prell Scheme for introducing young English migrants to the land. The Prells were friends of Olive's father, the Fitzhardinges and their daughter Prudence.
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the bride, and Peggy Prell (Goulburn) ⌠At Bridge End, Warrawee ⌠a marquee was erected on the lawn for the wedding breakfast ⌠Mrs. Fitzhardinge received her guests wearing a gown of silver grey lace and a black velvet toque, and carrying a posy of shaded berries ⌠Among the guests were ⌠Mr. and Mrs. L. Bice (Inverell) , Lady David ⌠Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Prell (Goulburn) âŚ
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plants best suited to prewar gardens. Even to post-war enthusiasts
Fitzhardinge's roses seemed under-bred. For instance, 'Sirius' 1939, a dark red climber, was criticised for lack of vigor by those who still grew it. Moreover, nearly all her roses have very double flowers which in humid climates can rot before opening.
281:' (Zara Hore-Ruthven) was the wife of Lord Gowrie (later the Earl of Gowrie) who was in turn Governor of South Australia, Governor of New South Wales (1935â1936), and Governor-General of Australia. Convention required the Governor to be patron of the NSW Rose Society, and the Society to name a rose after his wife.
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A gleaming golden girdle added a note of colour to the mediaeval gown of white velvet worn by Miss
Prudence Hardinge Fitzhardinge for her wedding last night to Mr. Bowen Bartlett Bryant, which took place at St. John's Church, Wahroonga ⌠the two bridesmaids, the Misses Jean Fitzhardinge , sister of
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ennobled by Henry II in the twelfth century. In 1909 she married Dr
Hardinge Clarence Fitzhardinge (1878â1958), a Macquarie Street dental surgeon. He was the son of M.A.H. Fitzhardinge, a prominent Sydney solicitor from the second generation of the well-known NSW legal family founded in the 1840s by
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Australia had no Plant
Breeder's Rights Act at that time. The only way to secure rights was to take out an overseas patent. Fitzhardinge is the only Australian breeder before the 1960s known to have done so, in her case an American patent on 'Warrawee.' To that extent she had commercial ambitions
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21 km northwest of Sydney. As all North Shore suburbs with aboriginal names, Warrawee was the name of a railway station which became attached to the surrounding suburb. Warrawee had developed in the 1900s as an exclusive residential district with no shops, offices, post office, public school,
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England and America in 1935. Her shrub roses had been modelled on 'Ophelia' as the ideal rose; after the war a shift in taste took place to roses modelled on 'Peace.' Her climbing roses were huge
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Olive
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Turramurra after the Second World War. Olive Fitzhardinge described herself as an "amateur hybridiser" but behind a domestic facade she operated on a commercial scale. She knew people who ran big pasture and stock breeding businesses in country NSW and the Northern Territory.
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Fitzhardinge's roses were hybrid teas. She registered twelve between 1932 and 1939. Except for 'Beatrice
Berkeley' and 'Plain Jane' they were released for sale through Hazlewood Brothers' nursery. She was a friend of the Hazlewoods and of the rose breeders
72:(1881â1956) was an Australian rose breeder, the first to patent her work. Her four surviving roses are held in Australian collections. Her roses were well received in the 1930s but after the Second World War favoured styles of roses changed significantly.
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84:, northern New South Wales. She was brought up in the country at Moree. She was the elder daughter of Colin James McMaster (1853â1930) and Sarah Ross (1855â1927). Her father was for twenty years Chief Commissioner and chairman of the
1750:"I was taken to Bridge End, Warrawee by Walter Hazlewood, where Mrs Fitzhardinge works out her problems with Rose crossing. I saw the new Rose, Warrawee, at a disadvantage, but it is obviously a very fine Rose of colour and petal."
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The Fitzhardinges had daughters Jean Mary Hardinge Dean (1910â2009) and Olive Prudence Bryant (1912â2001) and sons Colin Hardinge Fitzhardinge (1914â1998) and Brian Forbes Fitzhardinge, who died at fourteen in 1932.
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Ten years after her death, her roses had nearly been forgotten. The Australian registrar of roses and president of the National Rose Society of Victoria was A.S. Thomas. The 1967 edition of his
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The present two-storey house at Bridge End was built in 1939, so was not built by the Fitzhardinges. The eastern half-acre of their block has been hived off to form another property.
1845:(retrieved from Trove 6 April 2012) gives the flavour and scotches any simple idea of prejudice against her. That is a late article, but it recycles material that appeared in the
310:'Lady Edgeworth David' was Caroline Martha (Cara) Mallett (1856-1951), a prominent social campaigner, the wife of Sir Edgeworth David and a personal friend of the Fitzhardinges.
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The Fitzhardinges of Warrawee disappear from the Sydney phone directory for 1937 but reappear in the country phone directory for Mandurama as Fitzhardinge H.C. of Wongalong.
65:'Lubra' 1938; classic hybrid tea shape, red-black on the inside, crimson reverse, superb scent: the height of 1930s chic. In the Centenary Rose Garden at Morwell, Victoria.
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287:'Lubra' does not refer to any particular aboriginal maiden. The name alludes to its being a darker and more elegant descendant of Alister Clark's 'Black Boy.'
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253:'Beatrice Berkeley' had an unknown dedicatee. But the Fitzhardinges were interconnected with the Berkeley family and the
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Joseph Beresford Grant, who had used his money to guarantee the exclusiveness of Warrawee, was also a guest.
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260:'Kitty Bice' was Catherine, Mrs Luke Bice, an Inverell friend of Olive Fitzhardinge.
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The Europas-Rosarium at Sangerhausen in north east Germany has 'Warrawee.'
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1699:. Mackay, Qld.: National Library of Australia. 25 March 1938. p. 9
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Bryant, Olive Prudence (Mrs Fitzhardinge's second daughter) (1980).
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1998:(fifth ed.). Sydney: Angus and Robertson. pp. 90â91.
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C. E. Prell had 7000 acres near Goulburn. Her brother-in-law,
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See the photo captioned "A Picturesque Corner of Warrawee" in
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Mrs O. R. Fitzthardinge, Mandurama, "'New GardenâNew Roses."
1658:. NSW: National Library of Australia. 9 April 1943. p. 3
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Kuring-Gai Potential Heritage Conservation Areas North Review
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Mrs O. R. Fitzthardinge, Mandurama, "'New GardenâNew Roses."
954:. National Library of Australia. 31 December 1937. p. 6
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Australian roses : roses and rose breeders of Australia
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The Roseto Carla Fineschi near Arezzo, Italy has 'Warrawee.'
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Elegant detail: thorns and leaves of 'Lady Edgeworth David'.
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People educated at the Presbyterian Ladies' College, Sydney
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Plant breeders' rights did not exist in Australia till the
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Barnes, Dave (January 1959). "Gold medal for Titian rose".
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Fitzhardinge, Mrs O .R. (1932). "Amateur hybridisation".
244:. Only 'Lubra' and 'Warrawee' are by Olive Fitzhardinge.
293:'Plain Jane' was probably her first daughter, Jean Mary.
1149:. National Library of Australia. 16 May 1934. p. 7
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Clark, Alister (1932). "Rose Rambles in New Zealand".
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Note the surname's spelling as McMaster not MacMaster.
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Elegant detail: thorns and leaves of 'Prudence', 1938.
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The Royal Horticultural Society encyclopedia of roses
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1268:"Rowed to Work: Mr MH Fitzhardinge's reminiscences"
1242:"Fitzhardinge, William George Augustus (1810â1884)"
841:. Hawthorn, Vic.: Bloomings Books. pp. 25â26.
2037:"David, Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth (1858â1934)"
726:Mrs O. R. Fitzthardinge, "Amateur hybridisation."
290:'Prudence' was Mrs Fitzhardinge's second daughter.
935:Text kindly supplied by Patricia Routley of HRIA.
2061:Help Me Find Roses entry for Fitzhardinge, Olive
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3197:List of organic gardening and farming topics
1717:Online BDM records for NSW for the death of
787:BDM records for NSW online for the birth of
1869:Quest-Ritson, Charles & Brigid (2003).
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1054:Jekyll, Gertrude and Edward Mawley (1902).
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709:, 8 km south of Paris has 'Warrawee'.
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2041:Australian Dictionary of Biography online
2015:Australian Dictionary of Biography online
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1425:"NSW BMD record for Jean M Fitzhardinge"
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80:Olive Rose McMaster was born in 1881 at
1447:NSW BDM records for Bryant-Fitzhardinge
1293:Thorne, Les G; Jillett, Leslie (1968),
1060:(First ed.). London: Country Life.
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2035:Branagan, D. F. & T. G. Vallance.
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1402:Country Life Stock and Station Journal
1296:North Shore, Sydney from 1788 to today
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1465:Ryerson Index accessed 26 April 2012
1169:FitzhardingeâMacMaster marriage 1909
3447:Women horticulturists and gardeners
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2011:"Prell, Charles Ernest (1865â1946)"
1215:"Obituary: Mr. M.A.H. Fitzhardinge"
802:Australian Town and Country Journal
1544:Retrieved from Trove 6 April 2012.
806:retrieved from Trove 6 April 2012.
585:Souvenir de Claudius Pernet (1920)
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2284:"Interview with John Nieuwesteeg"
1809:, was the Australian director of
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1824:Plant Variety Rights Act of 1987
1106:"A Rose for Ladies â "Warrawee""
1005:. London: Aurum. pp. 7â32.
863:"C.J. McMaster: death announced"
721:Articles written by Fitzhardinge
690:Nieuwesteeg Heritage Rose Garden
208:for her work, unlike her friend
1873:. London: Dorling Kindersley.
1730:Mrs Fitzhardinge wrote in the
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3452:20th-century women scientists
2246:"'Lady Edgeworth David' Rose"
1850:, Thursday 11 June 1936 p.38.
1240:Fitzhardinge-Seton, Peter C.
1189:"Obituary: Mr. C.J. McMaster"
129:Hardinge and Olive lived at
3228:Index of pesticide articles
1759:Help Me Find reference for
1321:Paul Davis, November 2010,
906:Heritage Roses in Australia
673:Where the roses can be seen
481:Rev. F. Page-Roberts (1921)
426:Rev. F. Page-Roberts (1921)
102:, and through it Victorian
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3437:Australian horticulturists
2372:Climate-friendly gardening
2075:"'Beatrice Berkeley' Rose"
1763:, retrieved 11 April 2012.
683:Victoria State Rose Garden
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315:List of Fitzhardinge roses
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3248:Plant disease forecasting
3202:Vegan organic agriculture
3052:Genetically modified tree
2227:"'Governor Phillip' Rose"
1841:Townsville Daily Bulletin
1721:, retrieved 7 April 2012.
1482:, 19 April 2003; obituary
1178:, retrieved 7 April 2012.
1167:BDM data for NSW online,
1146:The Sydney Morning Herald
1111:Townsville Daily Bulletin
1057:Roses for English Gardens
1032:The Sydney Morning Herald
979:The Sydney Morning Herald
951:The Sydney Morning Herald
791:, retrieved 7 April 2012.
257:from the twelfth century.
212:or North Shore successor
116:Roses for English Gardens
2170:"'Mrs. C.E. Prell' Rose"
1942:"Get Your Roses Planted"
1630:retrieved 15 April 2012.
1615:retrieved 10 April 2012.
1328:retrieved 16 April 2012.
703:Roseraie de Val-du-Marne
507:Black Boy (Clark) (1919)
478:Sunburst climbing (1914)
100:Arts and Crafts movement
1826:, replaced now by the
1719:Olive Rose Fitzhardinge
1563:retrieved 6 April 2012.
1452:2 February 2014 at the
1174:2 February 2014 at the
530:Gustav GrĂźnewald (1902)
452:Gustav GrĂźnewald (1902)
400:Ophelia climbing (1920)
296:'Governor Phillip' was
16:Australian rose breeder
3187:Biodynamic agriculture
3124:Postharvest physiology
3072:Landscape architecture
2769:Indonesian home garden
2113:"'Captain Bligh' Rose"
1898:Australian Rose Annual
1859:strikes the same note.
1793:Australian Rose Annual
1746:Australian Rose Annual
1732:Australian Rose Annual
1678:Australian Rose Annual
1542:, 30 January 1931 p.9.
1495:"Deaths: Fitzhardinge"
804:, 2 April 1898, p. 35.
735:Australian Rose Annual
728:Australian Rose Annual
637:Betty Uprichard (1920)
533:Betty Uprichard (1920)
455:Betty Uprichard (1920)
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2434:Historic conservation
1994:Thomas, A.S. (1969).
1896:Bisdee, S.J. (1953).
1655:The Carcoar Chronicle
1626:Sydney Morning Herald
1611:31 March 2012 at the
1561:18 October 1932 p.10.
1559:Sydney Morning Herald
1540:Sydney Morning Herald
1522:Sydney Morning Herald
1499:Sydney Morning Herald
1480:Sydney Morning Herald
1367:See especially p. 27.
1299:, Angus and Robertson
1272:Sydney Morning Herald
1219:Sydney Morning Herald
1193:Sydney Morning Herald
1073:"The Season of Roses"
1001:Aslet, Clive (2011).
867:Sydney Morning Herald
196:Sydney Morning Herald
164:Pymble Ladies College
148:Sydney Morning Herald
126:W.G.A. Fitzhardinge.
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3364:Gardening portal
3263:Aquamog weed remover
3238:List of insecticides
2132:"'Lady Gowrie' Rose"
1761:George Robert Knight
1524:, 16 June 1993, p.14
1397:"A Warrawee Meeting"
1352:"North Shore Houses"
789:Olive Rose MacMaster
763:www.rustonsroses.com
619:Lady Edgeworth David
403:Lady Waterlow (1902)
2189:"'Plain Jane' Rose"
2094:"'Kitty Bice' Rose"
1843:7 December 1942 p.4
1691:"Beautiful Gardens"
1326:"HCA 23 â Warrawee"
837:Cox, Peter (1999).
730:, 1932 p. 127.
86:Western Lands Board
3233:List of fungicides
2998:Companion planting
2290:on 2 December 2013
2269:www.helpmefind.com
2250:www.helpmefind.com
2231:www.helpmefind.com
2212:www.helpmefind.com
2193:www.helpmefind.com
2174:www.helpmefind.com
2155:www.helpmefind.com
2136:www.helpmefind.com
2117:www.helpmefind.com
2098:www.helpmefind.com
2079:www.helpmefind.com
1606:Avondale Golf Club
1584:www.helpmefind.com
1501:. 23 February 1932
737:, 1941 p. 58.
651:Hybrid tea climber
599:Hybrid tea climber
573:Hybrid tea climber
469:Hybrid tea climber
391:Hybrid tea climber
70:Olive Fitzhardinge
67:
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43:
35:
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3281:Community orchard
3107:drought tolerance
2282:Kinsey, Melanie.
2208:"'Prudence' Rose"
1947:The Sunday Herald
1921:Missing or empty
1894:See for instance
1880:978-1-4053-3511-9
1857:5 April 1938 p.18
1628:11 June 1931 p.3.
1580:"'Warrawee' Rose"
925:Missing or empty
670:
669:
359:Beatrice Berkeley
305:HMS Sirius (1786)
242:Frank Riethmuller
214:Frank Riethmuller
201:Frank Riethmuller
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3338:Plant collecting
3274:Related articles
3211:Plant protection
2392:French intensive
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1274:. 31 August 1935
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625:Hybrid tea shrub
611:Black Boy (1919)
608:Ophelia seedling
593:Governor Phillip
547:Hybrid tea shrub
521:Hybrid tea shrub
495:Hybrid tea shrub
443:Hybrid tea shrub
417:Hybrid tea shrub
394:Dark bright pink
365:Hybrid tea shrub
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3323:List of gardens
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240:. Seven are by
194:. She told the
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