(1836)  Page(s) section II, p.15.  
 
Damascena portlandica bifera. A feuilles crispées, beautiful, little fragrance. Pink, 2 in., quite full, plate-form. The tip of each leaf is rolled down and inwards, such that, the plant is full of small hanging rings, giving a curious look.

(1837)  Page(s) Sect. III, p. 40.  
 
Hybrid Chinas...Á pétales frangées. Pink, 2 inch wide, double, The center petals stand upright and are frayed at the edges, but the outer petals are recumbent.

(1836)  Page(s) Section 2, p. 43.  
 
Apetales roulés. very beautiful, good fragrance.
Very pale flesh-colour, Tea fragrance, 2 in., quite double, mostly drooping. Ovary Sometimes almost pear-shaped

(1837)  Page(s) 29. Sect. III.  
 
Sempervirens. Adélaide d'Orléans, beautiful, mild fragrance. tender pink or flesh, double. She often survives winter without protection, but it is always risky not to cover her

(1837)  Page(s) Sect. III, p. 21.  
 
Damascena...
Léda, alias blanc bordée de rouge, prächtig, mit gutem Geruche.
Blumenkrone weiss; die Blumenblätter sind von aussenmit einem karminrothen Streife eingefasst, zwischen 1 und 2 Zoll breit, gefüllt, platt, doch mit etwas abwärts gerollten Blättern gebaut.

Translation:
Damask...
Léda, alias blanc bordée de rouge, magnificent, with good fragrance
Bloom white; the petals are edged from the outside with a carmine-red stripe, 1 to 2 inches wide, double, flat, but formed with petals reflexed somewhat downwards.

(1837)  Page(s) Sect. III, p. 36.  
 
Hybrid Chinas...Adolf, beautiful, little fragrance. Pink, 1 1/3 inchs wide, double, with low petals, somewhat hollow, cup form.

(1837)  Page(s) Sect. III, p. 61.  
 
Hybrid Chinas...Uncertain and all not yet listed colours....Adsire, very beautiful, some fragrance. Flesh-coloured, 2 inches wide, double, expanded.

(1836)  Page(s) Section 2, p. 25.  
 
Afranie, alias Framma. magnificent, good fragrance.
Milk-white, center somewhat pink, mild Tea-like fragrance, top of petals rounded in heart-shape, quite double. Thorns frequent, often in pairs, brown.

(1836)  Page(s) 104.  
 
Gallica...Aigle noir double - aigle brun - aquila nigra. Magnificent, good fragrance. The purple-red base is fully shaded with blue ash, 3 ½ inches, double. 

(1836)  Page(s) Section 2, p. 28.  
 
Tea roses:
Alba. very beautiful, good fragrance.
Tender milk-white, the outer petals often spotted and stained carmine-red, with almost indiscernible fragrance, 2 1/4 in., more than semi-double. Petals are almost circular, The globular bloom often proliferates another bud, which does not like expanding, out of her center. Pistil and stamens often white, instead of yellow. Pedicel rough, short, without prickles. Leaflets 1 in. long, 1/2 in. wide, ovoid, pointed and serrated.