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Gallica. Before 1848. Description.

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Page 24: 'Abailard', 'Abaillard', Sommerson, France, 1845 - bright pink, heavily marbled with vivid deep pink.

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('Ornement des Rouges'), Hardy, France, 1824. Large, full crimson-purple. Profuse bloom

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Baumann, France

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Abbé de l'Épée Gallica. Robert (France) 1854. Velvety purple blooms.

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Abbé Robert Gallica. Large, full crimson-purple flowers.

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Abbese Gallica. Miellez (France) before 1848. Large very double blooms of crimson, sparsely spotted white.

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Abelard Before 1836. A Gallica-Centifolia hybrid. Mid-size, very double, flesh pink blooms.

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Abondance Gallica. Holland. Pale pink blossoms.

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Descemet, France, before 1814. In cultivation at Sangerhausen and Göteborg, this is probably the same rose as 'Adèle Descemet', most likely once referred to as "Adèle by Descemet." An 'Adèle' was among the roses in Josephine's collection at Malmaison.