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H.P.. Earl of Hopetoun. The flowers are of a deep crimson maroon, with thick velvet on the face.

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Ch. Irene Watts: Salmon white in bud, changing to salmon rose and pale china rose; long buds; very free in flowering.

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'Kaiserin Auguste Victoria' – Pure white, with yellow center; outer petals reflexed; a free and effective decorative rose, also fine for exhibition; one of the best.

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'Climbing Kaiserin Auguste Victoria' – A strong climbing sport from the well-known dwarf variety of the same name, producing flowers identical with the variety from which it has sprung.

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T. Lord Tarquin – Pale flesh colour, shaded; very free flowering. One of the best.

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Mme. Abel Chatenay. H.T. Rosy carmine, shaded with pale vermilion rose, and tinged with salmon; base of petals deeper in colour. Very distinct and attractive.

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Extra large, semi-double, velvety crimson flowers with very large petals, very sweet; handsome in bud; more vigorous than Reine Marie Henriette. A splendid climbing rose.

(15 Aug 2020)  Includes photo(s).
 

PS I love You. This new Delbard French rose has blooms ranging in tones from deep red, iridescent reds and pinks. Blooms in clusters of between 6-10 individual flowers. Excellent planted as a stand out specimen or grouped together to make a stunning display. This rose is  incredibly hardy, vigorous,  with healthy dark green disease resistant foliage. Height: up to 1.20cm

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Rev. T. C. Cole. This is a seedling, and is a cross between Marechal Niel and Cloth of Gold; colour bright yellow; large and full; a most vigorous growing variety.

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Sunset. A sport from Perle des Jardins, bearing flowers similar to that variety in form and substance, but of a deep apricot colour; beautiful in bud, and producing an abundance of good and well-shaped flowers.