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Aglaia (1896)

(Multiflora rambler) 'Yellow Rambler' Clusters of semi-double, medium sized flowers in shades of yellow paling to cream. Slight fragrance. One of the progenitors of the hybrid musks.

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Albéric Barbier (1900)

(Wichurana) A vigorous rose. Creamy-white flushed yellow. Delightfully muddled when open. Excellent glossy foliage. A good variety.

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Albéric Barbier (Weeping Standard) (1900)

A vigorous rose. Creamy-white flushed yellow. Delightfully muddled when open. Excellent glossy foliage. A good variety.

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Alexander Girault (1900)

(Wichurana Rambler) Vigorous with dark green foliage. Flowers double with muddled petals of an attractive but unusual mixture of deep rose pink and copper. Strong fruity scent.

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Alister Stella Gray (1894)

(Noisette) ‘Golden Rambler’ Clusters of shapely flowers yellow with eggy centres paling to cream. Rich scent. A long flowering season.

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Amy Robsart (1894)

(Sweet Briar) A spectacle when blooming. A mass of slightly scented deep pink, semi-single blooms in June on a very vigorous bush. The hips compensate for dullness for the rest of the summer.

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Anemone Rose (1895)

(Hybrid Laevigata) Large, single papery flowers of silver-pink, with a touch of mauve giving a vaguely oriental look.

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Anna-Marie de Montravel (1880)

(China) Fully double, pure white flowers produced on a dense, if somewhat sprawling shrub.

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Anne of Geierstein (1894)

(Sweet Briar) A very vigorous member of the group, with sweetly scented foliage and single dark crimson red flowers with golden centres these are followed by scarlet fruit.