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Rosa hugonis means "Father Hugo's rose," from the name of the missionary who discovered it in China in 1899.

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Cuisse de Nymphe (in France), 'Maiden's Blush' (in England), 'La Virginale', 'La Royale', 'La Séduisante', 'Rosier Blanc Royale', Rosa carnea, Rosa rubicans

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Description... 'Maiden's Blush' has been in cultivation since at least 1550...

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Rosa x centifolia muscosa 'Henri Martin' ('Red Moss') Description... this rose has stems, buds, and fruits covered with straight bristles rather than moss... an unusual bright red...

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Rosa x centifolia muscosa 'Nuits de Young' ('Black Moss', 'Old Black') Description... deep, velvety, reddish-purple flowers set off by the golden stamens...

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Rayon d'Or is no longer grown today...