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Frau Anna Schneider, Tea, rose shaded orange.

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Frau Cecile A. Walter, Poly. Pompon, ivory.

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Frau Ernest Fisher, H.T., bronzy rose.

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Frau F. Paas, H.T., coppery yellow.

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Frau Geheimrath Dr. Staub, H.T., red.

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A long-looked for, anxiously awaited Rose, namely, a pure white H.P. of vigorous, free-blooming habit, with flowers of show quality, appeared in 1900, under the name of Frau Karl Druschki. At first, Rose-growers could hardly realise their good fortune, when they did the rush for plants kept every nursery under strain for several years. Frau Karl is a glorious Rose, good for show, good for garden, good for pots, good for planting out under glass. Planted in a cool house it may give flower stems two feet long, and with deep, solid buds that expand into massive blooms of the purest white. Unhappily it has very little scent.

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Frau Karl Druschki. The incomparable white H.P., good both as a bush and a standard.

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Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch-A pretty orange H.T., with drooping flowers.

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Frau Philipp Siesmayer, H.T., yellow

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Freifrau von der Goltz, H.T., rosy salmon