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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Abailard. (Sommesson, 1832.) The medium-sized flowers are very full, variegated in several shades of light and dark pink.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Adèle Courtoise. (Introducer unknown.) Small, very double flowers of vivid red.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Adieu de Bordier. (Introducer unknown.) Charming, very double flowers of vivid red.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Agar. (Vibert, 1843.) The flowers are dark rose, stippled lighter. It is also attributed to Laffay and described as bright cerise or cherry-color. There may be two varieties of this name.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Agénor. (Vibert, 1832.) Large crimson flowers shaded with scarlet.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Aimable Amie. (Introducer unknown.) The blooms are medium-sized, double, and dark pink.

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The Moss Rose
Rosa centifolia muscosa
Alcine. (Vibert.) Deep lilac-pink, marbled silver-gray. Not much moss.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Amelie de Mansfield. (Introducer unknown.) Very double, medium-sized flowers of vivid pink.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Asmodée. (Vibert, 1849.) Bright red, peony-shaped flowers of great attractiveness.

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The French Rose
Rosa gallica
Assemblage des Beautés. (LeRoy, 1823.) Large, flat, double, light red.