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(1967) Page(s) 18. Includes photo(s). Conrad Ferdinand Meyer (hybrid rugosa, Docteur Müller 1899) - Magnificent shrub rose, which attains a height of two meters. Full and strongly fragrant blooms.
(1967) Page(s) 74. Includes photo(s). Cordial (H.T., Verbeek 1963) - This rose variety distinguishes itself by long, strong stems and is therefore especially suited as cut flower.
(1967) Page(s) 108. Includes photo(s). Coup de Foudre (Floribunda, Hémeray-Aubert 1957) - Quite tall-growing sort, very floriferous, extraordinarily intense coloured bloom.
(1967) Page(s) 58. Includes photo(s). Diablotin (Polyantha, Delbard-Chabert 1961) - Quite tall group rose of compact habit with numerous blooms having fifteen to eighteen petals and a diameter of five to eight centimetres.
(1967) Page(s) 120. Includes photo(s). Diamond Jubilee (H.T., Boerner 1947) - A rose with well double, mildly fragrant blooms of 10 centimeters diameter. The plant has a vigorous habit and attains a height of 90 centimeters.
(1967) Page(s) 26. Includes photo(s). Dr. A. J. Verhage. Synonym in USA: Golden Wave. (H.T., G. Verbeek 1960) - A large, fragrant rose with healthy, glossy foliage. She excels as an untiring continuous bloomer and fills our vases.
(1967) Page(s) 70. Includes photo(s). Duftwolke, Synonym: Nuage Parfumé (H.T., Tantau 1964) - Beautiful full rose of lasting colour with an intoxicating, overwhelming fragrance. The plant is upright and of medium height.
(1967) Page(s) 54. Includes photo(s). Edith Piaf (H. T., G. Verbeek 1964) - A sort for forcing. The rose has a diameter of ten centimetres, 45 to 60 petals and is very long lasting in vases.
(1967) Page(s) 36. Includes photo(s). Eminence (H.T., Gaujard 1962) - Especially striking colour, lilac, passing skightly to violet. A pleasing fragrance emanates from the beautiful, full rose. Vigorous shrub, repeating well.
(1967) Page(s) 98. Includes photo(s). Erfurt (Hybrid moschata, W. Kordes' Sons 1939) - Bush rose which attains a height of 120 centimeters, with semi-double blooms. It is recommended to plant this rose solitary, if possible on a small mound.
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