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Comte Foy de Rouen [#2] ('Admirable Panachée', 'Double Variegated Provins Rose'). Belgium, 1827. Variegated white and crimson.
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'Golden Emblem' (which one?) x unknown R. rugosa. Berger (Germany) 1930. Description... pale yellow, copper-tinted flowers... In cold climates, winter dieback occurs.
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R. rugosa 'Rubra' x 'Mme. Norbert Levavasseur'. de Goey (Holland) 1918. Description... tight cluster of small fringed [crimson] blooms and little or no perceptible fragrance... [lacks] the disease resistance of most rugosas.
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R. rugosa x 'Mme. Alfred Carrière'. Morlet (France) 1891. Description. Delicately frilled small white blossoms, blushed with pale pink... Also known as 'Dianthiflora'.
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R. rugosa x 'White Wings'. Howard (USA) 1956. Description... a flamingo pink version of 'White Wings'... The blossom are single, deep pink with dark red stamens, recurrent and fragrant... not hardy in colder climates.
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Bloom, fall foliage, and hips.
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R. rugosa seedling. Hastrup (Denmark) 1914. Description. [Large single] very delicate clear pale pink blossoms, frequently veined with a deeper pink... a classic among the rugosas... varies in size from source to surce and is usually larger on its own roots than on an under stock.
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'The Duke' x 'Hansa'. Weddle (USA) 1990. Description... very large silvery-pink blossoms that start out somewhat cupped and open to a loosely semi-double flower... 'Galleria' was formerly listed under the variety name 'Big John'.
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(R. rugosa x R. acicularis) x ?. Skinner (Canada) 1939. Description. Large, barely double, deep lilac-pink blossoms that open flat.. borne in clusters... hardy.
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a sport of the original 'F.J. Grootendorst'
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