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What are hybrid species roses? -
... hybrid species roses? - Blogs Garden Voices Blog ... hybrid species roses? All wild roses are called species roses and bloom once usually before many other roses.They are called by their latin name but also have a common one too ie. rosa gallica officinalis or Apothecary Rose. The origin of most species roses ...
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mark huss roses - types
... roses, a fragrant oil used in expensive perfume. Most are once-blooming. Some representative Damasks: Autumn Damask Kazanlik (the 'attar' rose) Quatre Seasons Gallica Gallicas are among the oldest roses ... Concubine Hybrid Tea Roses These are the roses that the general public thinks of when they visualize a rose -- all florist roses are Hybrid Teas. Hybrid Teas, sometimes called Large-flowered Roses, ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses
... the universally accepted date of the first hybrid tea rose. Old garden roses (also known as antique roses, old-fashioned roses, old roses, even "grandma's roses") are roses that belong to a classification that ... of the old garden roses, with semidouble or double blooms. 'Autumn Damask' is the only repeat bloomer. Albas Believed to be crosses between damask or gallica roses and R. canina, the ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses
... many different gallica roses. The most famous is Rosa gallica 'Officinalis', the apothecary's rose, which was used in medicinal preparations for centuries. 2. Rosa carolina One of the first roses Europeans ... other old garden roses contributed to the development of another class of repeat-blooming roses, the hybrid perpetuals, which were the rage in the 19th century. Called the Victorian roses, they ...
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hybrid tea roses at gardenmob.com.
... Hybrid Teas, while considered modern roses, have been around a long time. La France, the first hybrid tea, was introduced in 1867. Other Roses by Class Species Gallica Damask Alba China Centifolia/Moss Tea Roses ...
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Gallica Roses
... Gallica Roses What's new Albas Bourbons Centifolias Chinas Climbers Damasks English Roses Gallicas Hyb. Bracteatas Hyb. Musks Hyb. Perpetuals Hybrid Teas Miniatures Modern Shrubs Moss Roses ...
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Old garden roses, Godfather of the modern rose
... which has green petals and no scent. Gallica roses, sometimes called French Roses, are the most ancient of the old garden roses. Usually, gallicas only bloom once per season ... Check out these recommended rose nurseries Types of roses types of roses miniature roses climbing roses old garden roses hybrid tea roses cold climate roses floribunda roses shrub roses Copyright © 2005 http://www.rose- ...
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Look for cold climate roses if you live in an area that is prone to harsh winters
... of some cold climate roses. Rugosas Griffith Buck Modern Roses Centrifolias Species Roses Gallica Alba Shrub Roses These are just some of the cold climate roses that will thrive ... Check out these recommended rose nurseries Types of roses types of roses miniature roses climbing roses old garden roses hybrid tea roses cold climate roses floribunda roses shrub roses Copyright © 2005 http://www.rose- ...
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Adrien Hamar: Hybrid Gallica
Adrien Hamar: Hybrid Gallica Adrien Hamar photo gallery of Jean-Pierre Vibert's roses · Jean-Pierre Vibert photo gallery of gallicas Hybrid Gallica Hybridized by Jean-Pierre Vibert 1995 This rose has large, fragrant, deep crimson red blooms in the shape of peonies. The wood is fine with few thorns. Named after one of the foremen who trained Jean-Pierre Vibert at Versailles. www.RoseGathering.com
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Arnaude: Hybrid Gallica
Arnaude: Hybrid Gallica Arnaude photo gallery of Jean-Pierre Vibert's roses · Jean-Pierre Vibert photo gallery of gallicas Hybrid Gallica Hybridized by Jean-Pierre Vibert 2000 This floriferous, pink rose is very double (100 petals) with a button eye. The flowers measure two and a half or three inches across. Named for Arnaude de Lamothe, a Cathare lady of the 13th century. www.RoseGathering.com
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