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Tea roses...A. Bouquet (Liabaud 1873). Large, double, cluster-flowered, white with vermilion, normal growth

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Moss roses. A long pédoncule. Double, flesh-pink.

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Tea. Abbé Roustan (Nabonnand 1878). Large, double, flesh-white, violet reflexes, very beautiful.

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New Roses of 1889. Tea roses. Abbé Thomasson (Vve J. Schwartz). Small, double, salmon, centre coppery, edges yellowish white. Vigorous.

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Hybrid Perpetuals...Abel Grant (Damaizin 1865). Large, double, silky, with silvery reflexes.

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Noisettes. Adelaïde Pavie (Lévêque 1851), syn. Mme. Deslongchamp (Robert Moreau 1857). Small, double, center light pink, passing to pure white. Vigorous.

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New Roses of 1889. Tea Roses. Mme. Adèle de Bellabre (J. Ducher fils). Large, double. Peach-red shaded with carmine and yellow at the base of the petals. Elongated bud.

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Climbers...
53 Aennchen von Tharau (Geschwind 1886. - R. arvensis + R. alba). Cream-white, inside shade yellowish flesh-pink, medium to large, very double, centifolia-form, very soft colouring. Very strong climber, floriferous in clusters, quite hardy.

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Noisette. Aimée Vibert (Vibert 1828). Small, double, pure white, in large clusters. Very popular and faithful as a standard. There is a variety with yellow-edged foliage by Schwartz in Lyon 1878. R. Aimée Vibert à feuilles marginées. Pictured in the Journal des Roses 1881, page 25.

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Tea. Alba rosea carnea. (Lartay, 1863.) Flesh-coloured, whitish pink, beautiful double, fine form.