Mme. de La Roche-Lambert (1851)
Mme. Louis Lévêque (1898)
Mousseux du Japon
(Moss) Less double than the majority of Moss roses. Deep rose pink in colour, vigorous but slow to start. Heavily mossed. |
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Mrs William Paul (1869)
Unique to us in the UK.
(Moss) Mossy buds opening to bright pink flowers with red shadings. Quite vigorous. A useful but little known, perpetual, Moss rose. |
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Nuits de Young (1845)
(Moss) A compact, spreading plant with small dark leaves and small double blooms of very dark,velvety, maroon purple emphasised by gold stamens. Fragrant. |
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Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux
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(Moss) ‘Perpetual White Moss’ A well mossed bud opening to fully double, white scented flowers. An old variety. |
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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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Robert Léopold (1941)
(Moss) An unusual rose. Well mossed buds open to double flowers of salmonapricot. Upright, well foliated. Unique to us in the UK. |
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