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Pageant Rose photo courtesy of scvirginia photo submitted by E.S. Boerner with his plant patent application in 1953; U.S. Plant Patent 1,252 was granted in 1954. Image and information courtesy of University of Maryland Libraries. Uploaded today	Kronprinsessan Victoria Rose photo courtesy of Alf E. Andresen Trädgårdsföreningen, Göteborg, Sweden. July 8, 2012 Uploaded today
Lodestar Rose photo courtesy of scvirginia photo submitted by E.S. Boerner with his plant patent application in 1953; U.S. Plant Patent 1,251 was granted in 1954. Image and information courtesy of University of Maryland Libraries. Uploaded today	Kronprinsessan Victoria Rose photo courtesy of Alf E. Andresen Trädgårdsföreningen, Göteborg, Sweden. July 8, 2012 Uploaded today
White Garnette Rose photo courtesy of scvirginia photo submitted by E.S. Boerner with his plant patent application in 1952; U.S. Plant Patent 1,225 was granted in 1953. Image and information courtesy of University of Maryland Libraries. Uploaded today	Kronprinsessan Victoria Rose photo courtesy of Alf E. Andresen Trädgårdsföreningen, Göteborg, Sweden. July 8, 2012 Uploaded today
Courageous Indira Rose photo courtesy of Dhananjay Gujarathi Uploaded today	Peter Boyd Rose photo courtesy of Fredrik A tiny rose bush, where everything is indeed tiny. Repeats really well all summer, great scent and loved by pollinating insects. Needs no attention regardless of extreme weather but does enjoy some feeding, particularly liquid comfrey. Uploaded today

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