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Alberic Barbier (Hyb. Wich.) Creamy white, yellow in the bud. Semi-double. Medium sized. Fragrant. The best white pillar rose for size of flowers.

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Anna Ollivier (T.) Rosy flesh and buff, vigorous grower. Prune sparingly, that is, thin out, reducing the remaining canes slightly.

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Shrubbery Roses
Blanc Double de Coubert (Hyb. rugosa). White. Large, double, with large, individual petals. Perfectly hardy. For hedges, town and country. Do not prune.

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Clothilde Soupert (Pol.). Flesh pink with darker centre. For bedding and massing. Profuse and continuous bloomer. Hardy. Erect habit. Prune by thinning. There is a climbing form of this.

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Conrad Ferdinand Meyer (Hyb. rugosa). Silvery rose. Double. Very vigorous. Hardy. Early flowering. For hedges or specimens. One of the very best roses. Do not prune.

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Etoile de Mai (Pol.) Nankeen yellow in bud, yellowish white when open, fairly double. Dwarf.

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Grace Darling (H.T.). Creamy white, shaded peach. Especially good early in the season. Very distinct in colour. Growth good. Prune moderately.

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Gracilis (Moss). Pink; with characteristic mossy sepals enclosing the bud. The best of all the moss roses. Treat like any ordinary H.P.

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Gustave Sobry (H.T.). Beautiful bright yellow flowers. Very floriferous. A moderate grower. Prune moderately.

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Harison's Yellow (Brier). Golden yellow. Double. Summer blooming. For garden specimens. Vigorous. Hardy. Flowering on old wood. Do not prune.