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Paul Verdier (1866)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Bourbon) Globular flowers of rich pink to light red. Perfumed. Good foliage.

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Pergolèse (1860)

(Portland) Small to medium sized flowers of rich purple-crimson, sometimes paling to soft lilac-mauve, Borne in clusters.

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Perle des Jardins (1874)

(Tea) A fragrant, shapely, sulphur to buff rose which is apparently quite hardy outdoors but better under glass. Suitable for growing in warmer climates.

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Pierre Notting (1863)

(Hybrid Perpetual) Deep crimson, globular flowers on an upright, vigorous plant.

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Prince Camille de Rohan (1861)

(Hybrid Perpetual) Can be faulted by a rather weak neck, otherwise a fascinating rose. Very deep blackish-red blooms of almost colossal size on a vigorous plant.

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Queen of Bedders (1871)

(Bourbon) A short, compact growing rose with shapely carmine flowers produced freely.

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Queen of the Belgiums (1860)

(Arvensis Hybrid) A shorter growing, less common white rambler. Blooms fully double and freely produced in late June for about three weeks.

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Reine des Violettes (1860)

(Hybrid Perpetual) A large shrub bearing abundant leaves and soft, velvety, violet flowers all through summer. Fragrant. Superb in most soils.

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René d'Anjou (1853)

(Moss) This beautiful rose is of the most delicate shades of pink with a lovely perfume not too vigorous and ideal for the smaller garden.

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Rêve d'Or (1869)

(Noisette) Very good rose. Shapely, fully double blooms of buff to yellow, with sometimes, a hint of pink. Fragrant with strong growth and foliage.

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