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General MacArthur Rose photo courtesy of HubertG From 'The American Florist', 26 March 1904, page 378. Uploaded today	Tom Brown Rose photo courtesy of Bozhinova Uploaded today
Cardinal (hybrid tea, Cook & Son 1904) Rose photo courtesy of HubertG From 'The American Florist', 26 March 1904, page 376. Uploaded today	Mrs. W. C. Whitney Rose photo courtesy of odinthor Front cover of John N. May Spring 1894 wholesale catalog. Uploaded yesterday
"Bishop's Lodge Precious Porcelain" Rose photo courtesy of Margaret Furness South Australia, zone 10, early autumn in severe drought. Four of the seeds sank in water. Uploaded today	C BCG2 Rose photo courtesy of Margit Schowalter Grown from op seed labeled as BCG-2 and BCG-1 sent to me by Peter Harris around 2010. One plant has purple flowers and the other has white flowers. They are once blooming and crown hardy in zone 3 Canada. Few thorns few if any hips. Uploaded yesterday
Indian Summer (climbing hybrid tea, Duehrsen, 1937) Rose photo courtesy of Margaret Furness Grabbed just as it was thinking of falling. The seed sank in water, so I'll plant it, but without expectations. I note that it has no recorded descendants. South Australia, zone 10, early autumn in severe drought. Uploaded today	BCG2 Rose photo courtesy of Margit Schowalter Grown from op seed labeled as BCG-2 and BCG-1 sent to me by Peter Harris around 2010. One plant has purple flowers and the other has white flowers. They are once blooming and crown hardy in zone 3 Canada. Few thorns few if any hips. Uploaded yesterday

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