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• Cent-feuilles de Bordeaux
• Centfeuilles gros pompon
• De Bordeaux
• Great dwarf rose
• Gros pompon de Bourgogne (centifolia)
• Lesser Damask Rose
• Minor (centifolia)
• Pompon de Bordeaux
• Rosa burgundica major
• Rosa centifolia burdigalensis
• Rosa Centifolia Burgundiaca
• Rosa centifolia minor
• Rosa centifolia staxon minor Rössig
• Rosa centifolia var. minor hort.
• Rosa lutea miniata
• Rosa minor rubello flore
• Rosa provincialis minor
• Rose des Dames
• Rosier de Bourgogne à Grandes Fleurs

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Medium pink Centifolia.

Bred by Unknown (before 1590).

Centifolia, Damask.  

Pink. [Deep pink.]  Moderate, strong, unpleasant fragrance.  35 to 40 petals.  Small, small to medium, medium, double (17-25 petals), full (26-40 petals), in small clusters, globular bloom form.  Once-blooming spring or summer.  Leafy sepals buds.  

Short, armed with thorns / prickles.  5 to 7 leaflets.  

Height: up to 18" (up to 45cm).  

USDA zone 6b and warmer.  

Triploid

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There is a high probability that 'Gros Pompon' and 'Petite de Hollande' have been confused in commerce. 'Rosier des Dames' or 'Rose de Dames' are listed as synonyms for both these roses.

[Synonymity of Rosa provincialis minor and Rosa minor rubello flore to be checked.
See also Childing Rose, which is also called Small Province Rose]

[Identical with Rosa parvifolia à grandes fleurs?]