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Twomey, USA, 1996. (Parentage unknown) Abundant, high-centered buds unfurl, exhibiting slightly fragrant, delicate, porcelain-like pink blooms. Vigorous growth and disease resistant, rich, green foliage. Named in honour of the hybridizer's birthplace and Centennial of Camrose, Alberta.

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Baskerville, Canada, 1997 ('Fru Dagmar Hastrup' x 'Roseraie de l'Haÿ') Semi-double, delightfully fragrant, mauve-crimson flowers produce a major flush in June followed by reliable repeat bloom throughout the summer. The foliage is mid-green and healthy. Dead-heading is not required as it keeps blooming, producing attractive hips in the autumn. Nicely shaped shrub to about 4' x 4' (1.2M x 1.2).

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Austin, UK, 1995. (Parentage Unknown). Immense clusters of big white semi-double blossoms with golden anthers abound on this rambling rose. Foliage is abundant and dark green. This rambler is definitely for those in the warmer areas of Zone 5 and for Zone 6 and up. Lower zones can only expext this to be a shrub from year to year.

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Description... A selected Rosa rugosa seedling... immense cerise single blooms... virtually immune to disease...