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Betty Uprichard gives much greater pleasure to the eye than any other two-toned colored rose

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Clarice Goodacre in bud and half-open, is most exquisite in form and creamy color.

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Crimson Chatenay A very lovely dark red and most hardy rose.

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Crimson Emblem A very lovely dark red and most hardy rose... delicious perfume

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Francis Scott Key whose special mission in life [at least in the author's Maine garden] seems to be to ball and disappoint.

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His Majesty ('Red Druschki')

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Jonkheer J.L. Mock never balls here [in Maine] but blooms freely all season, flaunting its exquisite shades of color until frost sends it to sleep.

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Lieutenant Chauré is mostly hardy, lovely in color, form and perfume, and never balls, though at times, in wet weather, it blues.

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Los Angeles is [beautiful], of course, but winter kills [in the author's Maine garden], and can be most satisfactorily replaced by 'Willowmere'

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Mrs. Beatty in bud and half-open is exquisite; it holds its rich yellow color well, only fading slightly. It could have a few more petals, but it makes up for that in abundance of bloom and delicious odor.