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Colour	Year	Height

Cardinal de Richelieu (1840)

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(Gallica) Rich, velvety, purple flowers borne on a compact bush. Scented and clothed with healthy foliage.

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Charles de Mills

Unique colouring, combining a mixture of purples and deep reds. Very double. Interesting mid-green foliage. Of uncertain origin.

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Complicata

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(Gallica) An exceptional shrub and good on light sandy soils. Very vigorous, with large arching branches which bear flat, single flowers of bright pink and gold stamens, all along their length in mid June. Plentiful, foliage....

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Cosimo Ridolfi (1842)

(Gallica) Flowers cupped at first, opening flat and fully double. Smoky-lilac in colour. Scented. Should be better known and more widely grown.

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Cramoisi Picoté (1834)

(Gallica) Deep crimson very double flowers, mottled with purple. Compact growth.

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D'Aguesseau (1837)

(Gallica) A compact, bushy, well foliated rose of bright crimson with deeper shadings.

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Daphné (1819)

(Gallica) Fully double medium sized rosette flowers of rich lilacy-pink. Very fragrant. Foliage mid-green plentiful.

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De la Mâitre d'Ecole (1840)

(Gallica) Flowers of an unusual mixture of lilac, pink and grey opening flat and quartered.

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Duc de Fitzjames (1850)

(Gallica) A vigorous and free flowering plant. The distinctive flowers of rich cerise-pink are large, cupped and quartered and fade to pale lilac pink. Superb fragrance.