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Danmark, Hybrid Tea Rose (raised by Zeiner-Lassen & Dithner, 1890). Large, cupped, silvery rose-red, like La France, but darker outside. Flowers erect, and not so drooping as in La France. Free, vigorous, bushy.

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Devoniensis, Tea Rose (raised by Forestier, 1838). Large, well-filled, white, becoming yellow in the middle, with a rose-red centre; fragrant; vigorous in growth.

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Dr. Grill  Large, full, regular form, erect, coppery-yellow, with bright pink lustre. 
[courtesy Brent C. Dickerson.  'The Old Rose Advisor, Vol 1, 2nd edition, p137]

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Dr. Andry H.P. (raised from "Victor Verdier" by Eug. Verdier, 1864). Large, well-filled, cupped, bright red, smooth wood; free-flowering.

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Dr. Grill, Tea Rose (raised by Bonnaire, 1887). Large, full, regular form, erect, coppery-yellow, with bright pink lustre.

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Ducher, Monthly Rose (raised by Ducher, 1870). Medium size, pure-white, free-flowering. A proved old rose.

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Duchesse de Vallombrosa, H.P. (raised from "Jules Margottin," by Schwartz, 1875). Large, full, cupped, delicate pink, darker in centre; vigorous, free.

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Duchesse Marie Salviati, Tea Rose (raised from "Mdme. Lambard" and "Mdme. Maurice Kuppenheim" by Soupert & Notting, 1890. Medium to large, chrome-yellow, shaded with flesh-colour, centre peach-red. Growth regular.

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Elisabeth Vigneron, Hybrid Perpetual. (raised from "La Reine and "Duchess of Sutherland" by Vigneron, 1864). Very large, full, beautiful fresh pink; free-flowering, fragrant.

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Enfant de Lyon, Tea Rose (raised by Avoux & Crozy, 1859). Medium size, full, pale yellow with canary-yellow centre. Very beautiful when half-open, becoming flattish with age. Fairly vigorous in growth; flowers in loose clusters.