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Pélisson (1848)

(Moss) Deep pink, double flowers turning to purple as they age. A vigorous but short plant.

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Petite de Hollande

(Centifolia) A small, attractive and compact plant producing many small double flowers of about 1 1/2 inches across. Clear pink in colour with a slightly deeper centre. Free flowering and scented. An old rose of unknown origi...

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Petite Lisette (1817)

(Centifolia) Small pompon flowers of deep rose. Scented. Good for the smaller garden.

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Petite Orléanaise (1900)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Centifolia) Pompon flowers of clear pink borne in large clusters. A good rose for the smaller garden or, for growing in pots or tubs.

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Picture (1932)

(H.T.) Not a large rose by H.T. standards but shapely and rich in colour, being clear pink with deeper shadings. Upright, compact habit. Scented.

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Picture Climber (1942)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Climbing Hybrid Tea) Rich pink flower with deeper shadings and lemon in the base. Shapely and scented. Foliage good. Strong growth.

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Pink Perpétue (1965)

(Modern Climber) An outstanding rose. Clusters of scented, fully double, deep pink flowers on a healthy plant with dark green foliage. Adaptable climber for pillars, pergolas or walls.

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Pink Prosperity (1931)

(Hybrid Musk) Pink form of Prosperity with smaller flowers and denser growth. An excellent lesser known Hybrid Musk variety.

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Pinocchio (1940)

(Floribunda) A very free flowering rose of salmon pink. Large clusters of cupped, double flowers on an upright plant.

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Pompon de Bourgogne (1664)

(Centifolia) Small pompon flowers of deep pink to purple. Prolific. Short, compact plant with small leaves. (Synonymous with Rosa centifolia parvifolia).

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