Excerpt from Innisfallen Green-Houses, 1894
As the Rose occupies such an important place in my business, it seems proper to begin with the directions for its cultivation. If the determina tion to succeed seems to entail the expenditure of considerable labor and time in the thorough preparation of the soil, let the fact be borne in mind that you are now laying the foundation for lasting results, results which will be pleasing to all who behold them. But in practice, Rose growing is very easy, and to bring the Rose to a high degree of perfection, it is only necessary to bestow a little more labor than is ordinarily given.
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