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A Practical Guide To Garden Plants
(1901) Page(s) 398. Rivers' Ayrshire Queen reddish purple
(1901) Page(s) 394. Comtesse de Rocquiguy white flushed with pinky salmon; flowers produced in large trusses.
(1901) Page(s) 392. Longworth Rambler, light crimson, semi-double, very vigorous. A good autumn-flowering olimber. Also known as Deschamps, and classed with the Noisettes.
(1901) Page(s) 388. Duchesse de Vallombrosa light rose-peach passing to white, large globular flower.
(1901) Page(s) 391. Jeanne Forgeot, golden yellow, shaded nankeen and rose.
(1901) Page(s) 392. Tea Roses - Shades of White, or White tinted with Rose, Pink or Salmon, etc. Letty Coles white, with pink centre, novel and distinct.
(1901) Page(s) 392. Longworth Rambler, light crimson, semi-double, very vigorous. A good autumn-flowering olimber. Also known as Deschamps, and classed with the Noisettes.
(1901) Page(s) 399. Lucy Ashton, white, pink edges.
(1901) Page(s) 391. Tea Roses - Shades of Yellow Ma Capucine bronze yellow, beautiful in bud, a charming button-hole Rose.
(1901) Page(s) 392. Hybrid Tea-Scented Roses - Shades of Crimson, Rose or Pink Madame de Tartas bright rose, medium size, very free.
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