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Baronin Anna von Lüttwitz   Breeder: Ludwig (Louis) Walter, 1909, Germany.  Parentage: 'Euphrosyne' x Rosel Dach'.
Class: hybrid multiflora.  This rose produces large clusters of small, double, light pink flowers with yellow centres that open out to show their stamens and then fade to white.  The older references say it had deep pink flowers so the rose being grown today is probably not the original rose.  The plant grows to 16 to 20 feet (5 to 6 meters). 

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Beaute Orleanaise. Breeder: Eugene Turbat, 1919, France. Parentage: Unknown.  The shiny leaves indicate wichurana ancestry,  Class: hybrid wichurana.  Dark coral pink buds and small, white, double, loosely clustered flowers are the product of this variety.  The flowers are distinctive in having larger petals toward the edges and smaller, quartered petals in the centre. A slight fragrance can be detected. The plant has dark, shiny leaves and canes that will reach 8 to 10 feet (2 to 3 meters) 

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Bennett's Seedling. Syns.: Bennet's Seedling', 'Thoresbyana'.  Breeder: Bennett (Bennet, according to some sources) of Thoresby, 1840. Parentage: A hybrid of Rosa arvensis.  Class: hybrid arvensis (ayrshire per ARS) There have been some claims that 'Thoresbyana' Is a different rose, but there seems to be no evidence supporting them. Very light pink, semi-double, medium sized flowers open from pink buds and quickly fade to white. They have flat bloom form and a strong musk fragrance. The plant is shade tolerant and hardy and will grow in height to about 20 feet (6 meters).

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'Bleu Magenta' syn.: 'Bleu Violette' (may have preference).  Breeder: Unknown, circa 1900.  Pepinieres Loubert's 2002 Catalogue lists the breeder as Van Houtte.  Parentage: Unknown.  Class: hybrid multiflora.   This is one of the "Blue Ramblers", none of which are truly blue although the colour usually seems to not be rose-like. It has medium-sized double crimson flowers, streaked here and there with white, changing progressively to purple and then to a grey violet-blue. There are few thorns. Mine grows to 12 to 15' (3 to 4 meters). 

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Blush Rambler  Breeder: Benjamin Cant, 1903, United Kingdom.  Parentage: 'Turner's Crimson Rambler' x 'The Garland'.  Class: hybrid multiflora.  This is a rose with great vigor acquired from its maternal parent, 'The Garland '. It is capable of reaching 25 feet (8 meters). The flowers are small, single, pink with white centres, fragrant and carried in large clusters. Some roses by this name are actually Dawson's 'Apple Blossom '.

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Bonfire Breeder: Eugene Turbat, 1928, France.  Parentage 'Turner's Crimson Rambler' x R. Wichurana (reportedly).  Class: hybrid wichurana.  This rose has double, small bright crimson flowers in medium, elongated clusters.  The petal reverse is lighter.  The petals may show some quartering.  This plant has glossy foliage, good resistance to mildew and vigorous growth to 20 feet (6 meters). 

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Debutante .....Long hanging clusters of small, double, light soft pink flowers fade to palest pink.  The color is much lighter than 'Dorothy Perkins'.  A rose with medium pink flowers was sold incorrectly as 'Debutante' for many years before the true variety was rediscovered on Cape Cod near Walsh's place of work.  Little scent can be detected.  There is one spectacular summer bloom and no repeat.  The canes have shiny leaves and few prickles and will reach a height of 15 to 16 feet (5 meters). 

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Dorothy Dennison .....almost identical to 'Lady Godiva'

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'Anemoneflora'..... The flowers of this rose are blush white, double (Anemone-like), and small. The central petals are narrow, packed together in a clump and may have slightly ragged edges whereas those in the outer row are wide and smooth tipped......'Fortuneana' is similar, but does not show the extreme contrast in morphology of the inner and outer petals

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Gallande Syn: 'Galande', 'La Guirlande'.  Breeder unknown. Date unknown.  Parentage unknown.  Class hybrid sempervirens. Little is known about this pretty rose.  It only grows at the Roseraie du Val-de-Marne in France.  The medium, pink buds show deep pink blotches.  The flowers are small to medium, double, cupped and pale pink aging to white.