(1964)  Page(s) 152.  
 
Climbing Charles Mallerin. Baldacci, 1960. Very strong grower. Blackish-red. Free flowering, but some blooms are loosely formed. Very fragrant.

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p23 I was fortunate in being able to develop a race of very hardy continuous-flowering shrub roses. These include the deep crimson Hamburg (1935), the orange scarlet 'Bonn' (1950), and the deep purple-red 'Elmshorn' (1950), which are now widely grown as shrub roses.

p209 Hamburg Kordes 1935. Large, semi-double, opening flat. Dark, velvety-red with yellow stamens. Up to 20 blooms in cluster. 3.5 inches. Good fragrance. Early flowering. Winter hardiness -10 degrees C. (14 degrees F). Upright grower to about 4.5 ft. short pillar, hedge, groups. Resistant to disease.

(1964)  Page(s) 153.  
 
Climbing Independence syn. 'Kordes Sondermeldung'. Baldacci, 1960. Moderately vigorous. Vivid orange- scarlet blooms which open slowly and are best in warm weather. Free flowering. Up to 10 ft.

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The round, well-branched bushes of spinosissima varieties such as Double White, Double Yellow, or Mrs Colville (reddish-purple) will conceal the bare lower third of the lilac bush.

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Toni Lander Poulsen 1961. Well formed, semi-double. Salmon orange. Up to 10 blooms in cluster. 3 inches. Slight fragrance. Height 20 inches. Ample branching. Bedding, cutting. Very free flowering. Does well under glass. Slightly liable to rust. Hardy.