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Marie Aviat (hybrid perpetual, Dupuy-Jamain, 1855) Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From "L'Horticulteur français", March 1, 1856, Pl. VI Courtesy of Hortalia.org Uploaded today	C "Anaïs Ségalas (In Australia)" Rose photo courtesy of okdb Northland NZ (10b?). As last photo. Can see the shades of mauve lilac and reflexed shape of aging flowers; also the branches arching almost flat under their own weight Uploaded yesterday
De la Grifferaie Rose photo courtesy of okdb Northland NZ (10b?). Same as previous. Seems to have definite rambler tendencies — like a river of rose through the young citrus and tree lupin! Uploaded yesterday	"Anaïs Ségalas (In Australia)" Rose photo courtesy of okdb Northland NZ (10b?). Old rootstock found suckering widely under blanket of weeds when we moved in 3 years ago; since transplanted pieces around and they’ve taken off! Must have had easily a hundred or more flowers on this 2-year old plant, which is now almost 1.5m tall and easily 1.8m across (very long whippy canes, which drag themselves horizontal and flower along the length). Has the magenta-fading-mauve flowers of Anaïs Segalas(AU) but the size/habit of De la Grifferaie, so am posting there as well. Uploaded yesterday
De la Grifferaie Rose photo courtesy of okdb Northland NZ (10b?). Old rootstock found suckering widely under blanket of weeds when we moved in 3 years ago; since transplanted pieces around and they’ve taken off! Must have had easily a hundred or more flowers on this 2-year old plant, which is now almost 1.5m tall and easily 1.8m across (very long whippy canes, which drag themselves horizontal and flower along the length). Has the magenta-fading-mauve flowers of Anaïs Segalas(AU) but the size/habit of De la Grifferaie, so am posting there as well. Uploaded yesterday	Madame Masson Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From "L'Horticulteur français", November 1, 1855, Pl. XXI. Courteasy of Hortalia.org Uploaded yesterday
"Anaïs Ségalas (In Australia)" Rose photo courtesy of okdb Northland NZ (10b?). Same as previous. Seems to have definite rambler tendencies — like a river of rose through the young citrus and tree lupin! Uploaded yesterday	Triomphe de l'Exposition Rose photo courtesy of jedmar From "L'Horticulteur français", October 1, 1855, Pl. XVIII. Courteasy of Hortalia.org Uploaded yesterday

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