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    most recent 16 NOV 20  
    RoseLaura (centifolia, unknown, pre 1837)
    Initial post 9 JUN 18 by Unregistered Guest
    Available from - Roses Unlimited
    Reply #1 posted 15 NOV 20 by Donald's Roses Garden
    Not true
    Reply #2 posted 15 NOV 20 by Patricia Routley
    Would you elaborate a little more please. I see they are listing it:
    Indigo (P) (m) <1845
    Laura (C) (mp) 1848
    Leda (D) ( w ) 1826
    Reply #3 posted 15 NOV 20 by Donald's Roses Garden
    You are right : I was wrong and I am sincerely sorry
    Reply #4 posted 16 NOV 20 by Patricia Routley
    No problem at all Donald.
    most recent 13 OCT 05  
    RoseLaura (centifolia, unknown, pre 1837)
    Initial post 13 OCT 05 by Dove Cochrane
    Centifolias are known as far back as the late 17th century. They have marvelous fragrance and "cabbage rose" like floral form.
    Centifolias are sometimes called "hundred petaled" roses because their globular very double flowers.

    Most Centifolias have an arching or draping form and grow to 6' or more.