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Rosa sempervirens L. ...Adelaïde d'Orléans with medium sized, double, pale pink-coloured blooms of globular form and in clusters. To be utilized for covering bare spaces and shady walls.

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Tea. Adrienne Christophle (Guillot fils 1868). Large, densely packed and finely formed, coppery apricot-yellow or chamois-yellow with peach center. Unexcelled yet in colour.

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Tea. Adrienne Christophle ... a pity, that the oft very beautiful blooms droop.

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Tea. Amazone (Ducher 1872). This variety is the only one from the group of mottled yellow varieties which can be recommended, as its colours are quite pure and the blooms are finely formed.

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Roses with striped blooms...
American Banner.- A tea rose with magnificent red and white striped blooms, which was obtained by Georges Cartwright in Dedam (North America). It descends from a sporting branch of the Tea rose Bon Silène.

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Tea. André Schwartz (Schwartz 1882). Medium size, double, dark crimson-red, sometimes white stripes in the centre, vigorous and floriferous. One of the best red-blooming Tea roses.

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Tea. Antoine Devert (Gonod 1880). Cupped, very double, salmon-yellow.

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Tea. Archiduchesse Maria Immaculata (Soupert & Notting 1886). Large, double, fine form via its broad outer petals; light brick-red, shaded with bright salmon. Excellent valuable novelty, which will take a lasting place in the selection.

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Fortuneana (Epineux de la Chine). Imported 1846 from China to England. The medium size blooms are white and solitary.

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Tea. Baronne de Fonvielle (Gonod 1886). Large, double, fine form; copper-yellow, reverse lake-red. Very fragrant and beautiful. Vigorous habit like "Gloire de Dijon".