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Adam (or 'President')... salmon-pink... the first of the so-called tea rose family... Adam (or 'President')... salmon-pink... the first of the so-called tea rose family... ['Adam'] and 'Mme. Bravy' ('Alba Rosea' or 'Mme. Sertot') and Mme. St. Joseph' were primarily greenhouse roses but were used extensively in the breeding of the early hybrid teas which were the result of crosses between this class [Tea Roses] and the hybrid perpetuals.

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Authorities differ as to whether 'La France' or 'Cheshunt Hybrid' was the first hybrid tea.

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Gustav [sic] Regis (1890) the first good yellow [Hybrid Tea]

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Authorities differ as to whether 'La France' or 'Cheshunt Hybrid' was the first hybrid tea.

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La France Parentage: 'Mme. Bravy' x 'Mme. Victor Verdier'... produces intensely fragrant, attractive flowers over a long period...

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Adam (or 'President')... salmon-pink... the first of the so-called tea rose family... ['Adam'] and 'Mme. Bravy' ('Alba Rosea' or 'Mme. Sertot') and Mme. St. Joseph' were primarily greenhouse roses but were used extensively in the breeding of the early hybrid teas which were the result of crosses between this class [Tea Roses] and the hybrid perpetuals.

(4 Mar 1950)  Page(s) 34.  
 
Adam (or 'President')... salmon-pink... the first of the so-called tea rose family... ['Adam'] and 'Mme. Bravy' ('Alba Rosea' or 'Mme. Sertot') and 'Mme. St. Joseph' were primarily greenhouse roses but were used extensively in the breeding of the early hybrid teas which were the result of crosses between this class [Tea Roses] and the hybrid perpetuals.

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Meteor (1887) the first [good] red [Hybrid Tea]

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[Henry] Bennett sent out ['Nancy Lee'] in 1879

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Princess Helene [sic] (Laffay 1837) [probably the first Hybrid Perpetual]