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Amourin Gallica... double... rosy blush colour...

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André Thouin Gallica... purplish crimson, marbled, spotted with rose...

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Angelique Quetier Moss... cherry red

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The following varieties have been grown from seed by Mr. Joshua Pierce, Nurseryman, Washington City. ...Anne Maria, pink, large showy flower.

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Roses that Bloom the Whole Season.
Rosa Indica Odorata.
The Tea Scented Rose.
Antherose, or Anteros, is very double, cup-shaped, of a pale pinkish-white shading to yellow in the centre, grows very strong, and blooms well in pot culture.

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Perpetual Damask. One of the darkest is Antinous, whose deep purple-crimson roses remind us of some of our old Gallica roses; it is quite double, perfect, and fragrant.

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Archduke Charles, is a noble variety, opening a bright rose colour and changing to crimson; the points of the petals are frequently tipped with bright red.

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Archiduchesse Theresa Isabel, or Isabel, a very distinct dwarf growing white, requiring the shoots to be well thinned out in order to make it grow strong for flowering ; the flowers are double and very pure ; it might be dispensed with.

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Arethusa Gallica... bright rose, distinctly spotted with blush

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Rosa Indica. The Bengal Chinese, or Daily Rose.
Arsenie, or Arsione, is of a delicate rose colour, very perfect in form, grows and blooms freely, quite distinct.