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have vastly increased the popularity of roses and particularly of old garden
roses. There are so many great roses that have hung on for years on their merits
with only a few specialty gardens growing or selling any more than a few. There are
truly a broad spectrum of shapes and sizes that roses come in, from noisettes, to
gallicas, and bourbons, to name a few. There are many species roses as well, some of
which have been hybridized to become the modern roses. It may be important from a
breeding standpoint to maintain the gene-pool of these roses but an absolute pleasure to
the senses as well.
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Belle de Portugal
Kathleen Harrop
Rosa hugonis *
Father Hugo's Rose
Rosa laevigata *
Cherokee Rose
Rosa mutabilis *
Butterfly Rose
Reine des Violettes
Zepherine Drouhin
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