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(1993)  Page(s) 97, 98.  Includes photo(s).
 
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Page 98: (Hybrid Perpetual) Description. Sport of 'Eugène Fürst'. Reverchon (France) 1897. Makes a shapely shrub. Flowers: dark crimson, petals neatly edged with white, cupped, large. Repeats well. Rich fragrance.

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Baroness Rothschild
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Page 98: (Hybrid Perpetual) Description. Flowers: large, cupped, soft pink. Height: 4 ft. Free-flowering and repeats quite well. Very little fragrance. Sport of 'Souvenir de la Reine d'Angleterre'. Pernet Père (France) 1868. Fragrance slight.

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Page 98: (Hybrid Perpetual) Description. Flowers: large, Old Rose form, small button eye, pale rose-pink. M. Desprez (France) 1842.

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Page 25: Bred prior to 1848.

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Many prickles, small light green leaves. It is probable that one of its parents was a centifolia. It has the unusual fragrance of myrrh, and this would seem to indicate there is also Ayrshire 'Splendens' in its make up for this scent was unique to those roses. Height to 3 ft. Bred by Parmentier (Belgium), introduced 1845.

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Page 137: English Rose. Description. It seemed [to Austin] to a large degree to represent an ideal English Rose … Unfortunately, it has shown a shyness to bloom in the first year or two after planting. Flowers: pink, very fragrant.

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Portland. Description. Flowers: white, with a strong fragrance. Vibert, 1847.