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    most recent 19 APR 18  
    RosePompon de Paris (china, Unknown, 1839)
    Initial post 19 APR 18 by Sit&Spin
    Available from - The Heather Farm
    theheatherfarm.com
    most recent 23 JUL 16  
    RosePompon de Paris (china, Unknown, 1839)
    Initial post 23 JUL 16 by CybeRose
    Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants &c. Cultivated at the Linnaean Botanic Garden. 22nd Edition, 1823
    William Prince, Proprietor
    Flushing, Long-Island, near New-York
    page 53
    244. Chinese dwarf, or pompone, very small and delicate,
    254. Lawrencia, the least and, most delicate of all roses,

    Prince's 1822 catalogue also listed:
    166 — dwarf cluster, very small and delicate.

    I don't know for sure that this "Pompone" is identical with the 'Pompon de Paris', but it is worth noting that a dwarf China rose (distinguished from "Lawrencia" [sic]) was already cultivated in North America in 1822.