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Bourbon
Adelaide Bougère

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Damask Perpetual. Bernard

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Damask Perpetual. Celina Dubos

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The De Meaux or Pompon, is a most interesting and beautiful little Rose; for a small bed, or for an edging to larger beds, nothing can be better or more beautiful....
De Meaux, or Pompon (O. Taunton, 1825); flowers rosy pink and lilac, very small and compact habit, quite dwarf; a most beautiful little Rose; mod.[erate growth]

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Autumnal Roses.
China.
Douglas.

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Autumnal Roses. Perpetual Moss. Général Drouot

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Damask Perpetual. Julie de Krudner

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Damask Perpetual. Laurence de Montmorency

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Roses to be grown in large manufacturing towns, or in localities where much smoke prevails, with the aid of large hand or bell glasses.
Perpetual Roses.
Hybrid Perpetual.
Lion des Combats.

Autumnal Show Roses.
Hybrid Perpetual.
Lion des Combats.

Twenty-four finest perpetual pillar roses.
Hybrid Perpetual.
Lion des Combats.

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China...Louis Philippe...