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‘Admiral Dewey’. A beautiful light blush sport from that universal favorite, ‘Caroline Testout’; vigorous.

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'Australie' – Color deep pink; good show and garden rose; growth vigorous; very sweetly scented.

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'Mme. Caroline Kuster'. Light yellow, centre deeper and sometimes coppery; large, full, and globular; abundant bloomer.

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Climbing White Maman Cochet. Strong climbing form of the well known rose of the same name; it will need no further recommendation.

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New Roses 1913. 'Duchess of Sutherland' (H.T.) (Dickson). Distinct and beautiful, of decided merit. Flowers full, conical and very large; very floriferous and with a delicious perfume like a briar. Colour a delicate rose pink, with lemon shading on a white base. Growth specially vigorous and erect. Recommended. 3/6 ea.

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Edmond Deshayes Creamy white, shaded flesh in the centre, large and full; a strong grower, carrying erect flowers.

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Ever-blooming Polyantha Roses
Eugene [sic] Lamesch – Buds coppery red, opening flowers ochre-yellow, changing to clear yellow shaded with rose; good shape; very fragrant.

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Friedrichruh  Blood red; blooms are large, full, well formed, flowering freely and continuously;  excellent habit. 

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Herzogin Marie von C. Gotha - Pure white, passing to pale yellow; edged rose.

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'Irish Harmony'. The buds when opening are a saffron yellow, crayoned or smeared claret; the flowers when expanded being creamy white, and of immense size.