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Roses: Their History, Development, and Cultivation (2nd ed.)
(1920) Page(s) 310. Adrian Riverchon. (H. Musk) lambert 1909.- White, edged rose.- Small single flowers produced in clusters.- Perpetual.- Bush.- Good in autumn.- (Prune thin.)
(1920) Page(s) 310. Alberic Barbier (Wich.) Barbier, 1900.- Yellow buds, opening cream.- Pillar, pergola, weeping standard.- Early.- Very vigorous.- One of the best of its class.- (Prune none.)
(1920) Page(s) 311. Altaica. Sub-species of R. rubiginosa.- Lemon-white.- Large, single flowers.- Bush, shrubbery.- Summer.- One of the earliest to flower.- (Prune none.)
(1920) Page(s) 311. American Pillar. (Wich.) Cobnard 1909.- Bright rose.- Very vigorous pillar.- Pillar, pergola.- Summer.- A fine variety.- (Prune none.)
(1920) Page(s) 311. Anne of Geierstein (S. Brier) Keynes, 1894.- Crimson.- Very vigorous.- Bush, hedge.- Summer.- One of the best Penzance sweet-briers.- (Prune none.)
(1920) Page(s) 311. Antoine Rivoire (H.T.) Pernet-Ducher, 1896.- Pale creamy-buff.- Vigorous.- Garden, bedding.- Early, and good in autumn.- (Prune medium.)
(1920) Page(s) 311. Augustus Hartmann (H.T.) B. R. Cant, 1914.- Geranium-red.- Vigorous.- Exhibition, garden. pot.- (Prune medium.)
(1920) Page(s) 311. Austrian Copper (R. lutea) grown in England, 1596, by John Gerard.- Coppery-red.- Vigorous.- Garden, bush.- Very early flowering.- Single flowers produced on third year's growth.- Summer.- (Prune none.)
(1920) Page(s) 311. Austrian Yellow. (R. lutea) grown in England, 1596, by John Gerad.- Bright yellow.- Vigorous.- Single flowers produced on third year's growth.- Summer.- (Prune none.)
(1920) Page(s) 312. Blanche Moreau (Moss) Moreau-Robert 1880.-Pure white.- Vigorous.- Bush.- The best white moss.-Summer.- (Prune moderately hard.)
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