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Aigle Noir ('Maheca Nova') Translation: "Black Eagle". Gallica. Godefroy 1818. The author cites information from several sources... velvety purple...

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Aigle Provins Rose mentioned

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Aimable Amie Translation: "Likable [Female] Friend". Gallica, Trianon, pre-1818. The author cites information from several sources... deep pink...

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Aimable Emma Calvert of Rouen

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Aimable Pourpre Translation: "Likable Purple". Gallica, Holland, pre-1811. The author cites information from several sources... purple...

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Aimable Rouge ('Centfeuilles d'Angleterre', 'Hortensia', 'La Triomphe', 'Rose Hortensia', 'Royal Virgin Rose', 'Agathe Majesteuse' -- possible synonym, 'Great Royal' -- possible synonym). Gallica, Godefroy, pre-1811. The author cites information from several sources... hydrangea pink...

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Alain Blanchard Centifolia. Vibert 1839... crimson violet, and spotted... Dark violet, spotted... color, pink spotted with bright red...

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Alaine Gallica. Breeder and date uncertain. The author cites information from several sources... rose-pink... Dickerson says although it has been attributed to "Robert & Moreau, 1849", that firm did not exist in 1849. It may be Vibert's 'Aline' of 1816.

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Alba ('Blanc) Translation: "White". Lawrencia. Mauget 1827. The author cites information from different sources... white, often with flesh-color...

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Page 501: Alba Carnea
Hybrid Perpetual
Touvais, 1867
... color of the rose slightly blushing -- nearly white... some are confused by the name of this cultivar, and class it as an Alba.
Page 562: Alba Carnea Hybrid Perpetual. Jean Touvais 1867