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Page 41: ('Alba Maxima', 'Great Double White', 'Jacobite Rose') A large shrub up to 2 m, often found in old gardens. It has been known to revert to 'Alba Semiplena' which indicates that it was originally a sport of that variety. Description.
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One of the oldest varieties of R. x alba and said to be grown still in quantity in Bulgaria, around Kazanluk [sic], north of Plovdiv, for attar. It makes a large bush, up to 2 m high, with arching branches well covered with scented flowers. This is one of the toughest roses and is tolerant of anything except shade.

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Albert Edwards This hybrid between R. xanthina f. hugonis and R. pimpinellifolia var. altaica, makes a very free-flowering shrub up to 3 m high and across, with slightly scented flowers.

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Alec's Red Cocker 1973. Description...

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Page 149: Alexander Description.

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Allux Symphony English Rose. Austin 1986. Parentage: 'The Friar' x Seedling.

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Page 131: Alpine Sunset Raised by Roberts and introduced by Cants in 1873. Description. Parentage: 'Grandpa Dickson' x 'Dr. A.J. Verhage'.