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Alice Amos ....

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Polyantha Roses. Auriol. Scarlet crimson, large and full.

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Combination Shades. Comtesse Vandal Reddish copper with reddish golden bronze; inner side of petals deep coral; large and well formed.

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Climbing Roses. ‘E. G. Hill’ Deep red sport of the popular dwarf variety.

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Fantasia (HT). Golden yellow, shaded peach, medium sized, well-form flowers; growth good.

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‘Fontanelle’ Yellow, deepening towards center; fine big rose, long buds, immense petals, on long stiff stems. Vigorous.

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‘Gartendirektor Otto Linne’. Large clusters of sweet scented pink blooms.

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'Mrs. T. Henderson'. Double pink blooms, freely produced in large clusters; of vigorous growth.

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‘Pacific Triumph’. (Hyb). Salmon pink and coral shadings. A sport of ‘Orange Triumph’ to which it is similar in growth and flower.

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‘Clg. Penelope’. Outer half of flower crimson, with centre of white flushed red.