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    RoseBrown's Superb Blush
    Initial post 9 NOV 15 by CybeRose
    Thomas Rivers Jr.: Rose Amateur's Guide p. 20 (1837)
    In England, but few varieties [of Hybrid Chinas] have been originated; as the common China rose does not in general ripen its seeds sufficiently for germination. The parents of Brown's superb blush, which is an English hybrid, raised by the late Mr. Charles Brown of Slough, one of our most scientific and persevering cultivators, cut off in the prime of life, was the old tea-scented rose, Rosa indica odorata, impregnated with some hardy summer rose.