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Admiral Dewey (Taylor 1899) A sport from Mme. Caroline Testout. Beautiful form, color silvery pink.

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*Alfred Colomb (Lacharme 1865) Good growth; color bright red, large, full and semi-globular with high centre. Blooms rather late in June. Fragrant. A first-rate rose.

*Those [H.P.'s] from which some autumn bloom may be obtained by proper culture and secondary pruning in July are indicated in the following list by asterisks.

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Amateur Teyssier (Gamond 1899) A vigorous grower and one of the very best of its class, creamy white in the early season, light saffron yellow in autumn. An abundant bloomer and of excellent form. A sport from Souvenir de Mme. E. Verdier.

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Amélie Gravereaux (Gravereaux 1903). Dark red, similar to Eugene Furst, of which it is a cross. Fairly double, fine color.

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*Anna de Diesbach (Lacharme 1858) Synonym Gloire de Paris. A beautiful shade of carmine, very large and full. Fragrant. Growth vigorous and upright.

*Those [H.P.'s] from which some autumn bloom may be obtained by proper culture and secondary pruning in July are indicated in the following list by asterisks.

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Anna Ollivier (Ducher 1872). Rosy flesh and buff, vigorous grower.

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Antoine Rivoire (Pernet-Ducher 1896) Good grower and very fine variety especially in the early season. Color rosy flesh, shaded carmine. Cross between Doctor Grill and Lady Mary Fitzwilliam.

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CLIMBING ROSES
This subject can only be considered briefly within the scope of the present article and solely with reference to the hardy varieties.
The most successful types and the purposes for which used are as follows:
Ard's Rover (A. Dickson & Sons 1898) A Hybrid Perpetual. Color crimson, shaded maroon. Flowers equal to many of the regular H.P. varieties, large and fragrant. Blooms middle of June and early July. For arbor or trellis

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Atropurpurea (Paul 1899). Bright crimson, shaded maroon, quite full, very large petals.

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Aurora (Schwartz). Growth moderate, salmon yellow flowers, floriferous and pretty.