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Cardinal de Richelieu (hybrid china, Parmentier, pre 1847) Rose photo courtesy of AndyO Cardinal de Richelieu - The Cathedral Garden at Crook Hall, National Trust, City of Durham, NE England. Durham Cathedral can be seen in the background. Uploaded today	Orienta ® Aladdin Rose photo courtesy of Huyustus 19/06/25 France Uploaded today
Stanwell Perpetual (Spinosissima, Lee before 1821) Rose photo courtesy of Huyustus 19/06/25 France Uploaded today	Princess Anne ® Rose photo courtesy of Seaside Rooftop Malta, z11, june 2025 I've had Princess Anne for a few years now. Foliage is incredibly healthy. Bloom is inconsistent. Some years she hardly flowers at all, this year it's wave after wave of beautiful blooms. Unfortunately, to my nose, there is no fragrance at all. Uploaded today
Miss Lorraine Rose photo courtesy of Huyustus 19/06/25 France Uploaded today	Luetta Pfeiffer Peony photo courtesy of arctangent May 30, 2025. W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden. Bed sites 1-1AB When the blooms have few or no crown petals, the stamens and carpels are well exposed. The cherry red stigmas atop yellow-green carpels add a bright note of color to the blooms. Uploaded today
Queen of Sweden Rose photo courtesy of Huyustus 19/06/25 France Uploaded today	Luetta Pfeiffer Peony photo courtesy of arctangent June 5, 2019. W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden. Bed sites 1-1AB It isn't uncommon to see blooms with few or even no crown petals or petaloids, i.e. the blooms are more semi-double or even single form. Uploaded today

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