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Polyantha Roses. Acervate – Pinkish lavender.

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Amulett HT. (1932).  Fiery red, the colour being well maintained;  fairly full. Med. Growth.  G.  Colour not up to some of our best reds.
 

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Cecile Brunner Type. ‘Babe’. Salmon pink, loose heads; clean branching growth.

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Baby Alberic Pure white; very double; sturdy.

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‘Cathrine Kordes’. HT. (1932). Scarlet with dark shades of crimson; long pointed buds and ideally shaped blooms; full. Good growth. Exhibition, Garden. This is one of the best roses of the recent introductions and should become a popular variety.

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‘Cathrine Kordes’ Rich scarlet blooms of good shape and size; sometimes more pink, but always good. The growth is vigorous and rather thorny.

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Comtesse Vandal Coppery salmon shaded gold; large semi-double blooms of good shape

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Cranbrook., O [Orleans Type] 1921. A purplish, single variety; good growth.

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Cranbrook – purplish, single. .

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Daily Mail Scented. a delightful deep rich red; semi double; sweet; moderate growth.