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LAEVIGATAS
Most roses in this group relish the more sheltered growing situation. All are single flowered varieties of medium vigour with good healthy foliage.
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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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Cooper's Burmese (1927)
(R.laevigata) This fantastic, creamy-white rose must be carefully placed on a southern aspect when its glossy foliage will provide a foil for its large, single, scented flowers of immense attraction. Very vigorous. |
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Ramona (1913)
(Hybrid Laevigata) Large, single papery flowers of cerise-crimson. A deeper sport from ‘Anemone Rose’ with the same
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Rosa anemoneflora (1884)
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(Species) (Rosa tryphylla) An almost thornless, medium growing climber. The white blooms are double in the garden form with flowers made up with a few larger, outer petals and numerous, muddled, smaller petals. Tender. |
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Silver Moon (1910)
(Climber) An interesting, white rose with silver-grey stems. Shapely flowers opening single and scented with good foliage but a little shy in flowering. |
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