(1863)  Page(s) 204.  
 
Rosa centifolia.
The Provence Rose, with its Hybrids.
1. Adéle de Senange; (hybrid); flowers blush pink, sometimes marbled, of medium size, full; form, expanded; blooming abundantly, and in clusters.

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Rosa gallica.
The French Rose.
1. Adèle Prevost; flowers beautiful blush, their centre pink; cupped, large and full; form, fine. Habit, erect; growth, vigorous. 

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Rosa centifolia.
The Provence Rose, with its Hybrids.
2. Adrienne de Cardoville; flowers rosy crimson, large and full; form, cupped, fine. Habit, branching; growth, moderate. A good and distinct Rose. Raised in the neighborhood of Paris. Introduced in 1845.

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Noisette. Aimée Vibert Scandens; resembles 'Aimée Vibert', but of more vigorous growth.

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New Roses.
1. Alba Rosa (Tea-scented), flowers white, centre rose, large, full, opening freely, and very sweet. A seedling from Devoniensis, of vigorous growth, flowering abundantly.

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Rosa damascena.
Hybrid Perpetual.
7. Albert de Stella; flowers dark red. Second-rate.

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Perpetual Moss. Alfred de Dalmas; buds rose-colour, flowers light pink, blush edges; produced in clusters; distinct and good. Growth, robust.

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New Roses.
2. Alfred de Rougemont (Hybrid Perpetual), flowers crimson purple shaded with fine red, very bright, large, full, and well formed, growth vigorous. 

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The Hybrid Perpetual.
15. Alphonse Karr; flowers bright rosy pink, of medium size, full. Quite a model in form. Growth, robust.

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The Tea-Scented Rose.
3. Amabilis; flowers flesh-colour, buff centres, thick petals, large and full; form, expanded; habit, branching. Growth, vigorous. A good hardy free sort.