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Height	Year	Family

Marie Bugnet (1963)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Rugosa) Pure white, very fragrant, double flowers of tousled form in small clusters amid an abundance of light green, crinkled foliage, on a bushy, healthy plant. Very hardy.

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Marie Parvie (1888)

(Polyantha) Clusters of small, white to blush flowers on an upright plant with good healthy foliage.

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Marie-Jeanne (1913)

(Polyantha) Pale blush-cream in clusters. Almost thornless. An excellent, underused rose.

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Mary Manners (1970)

(Rugosa) A free-flowering, pure white Rugosa with ample foliage. Fairly upright as Rugosas go. Scented. (A good companion to ‘Sarah Van Fleet’).

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Mme Bravy (1846)

(Tea) Double, creamy white with pink shadings having a strong fragrance.

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Mme. Alfred Carrière (1879)

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(Noisette) Lovely clusters of white sometimes flushed soft pink,double flowers. Vigorous and good on a North wall. Very fragrant.

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Mme. Georges Bruant (1887)

(Rugosa) Loosely formed, semi-double flowers of a creamy-white colour. Fragrant.

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Mme. Hardy (1832)

(Damask) One of the outstanding old garden roses, elegant in growth and sumptuous in bloom, being very double and well formed with incurved centres of almost pure white around a green button eye. Very fragrant.