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• Cabbage Provence
• Cabbage Rose
• Centifolia
• Common Centifolia
• Common Provence
• Gul-i sad-warg
• Gul ssudburuk
• Hundred-Petalled Rose
• Kohl-Rose
• Old Cabbage Rose
• Ordinaire (Centifolia)
• Provence Rose
• R. centifolia
• Rosa centifolia L.
• R. gallica centifolia
• Rosa gallica var. centifolia Regel synonym
• Rose à Cent Feuilles
• Rose Centfeuilles
• Rose Chou
• Rosier à Cent Feuilles

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Light pink, medium pink Centifolia.
Registration name: Cabbage Rose

Bred by Unknown (before 1318).
Introduced in Australia by Darling Nursery in 1851 as 'Centifolia'.

Centifolia.  

Pink. [Light pink.]  Strong fragrance.  Medium, very double bloom form.  Once-blooming spring or summer.  

Bushy, well-branched.  Large, semi-glossy foliage.  5 to 7 leaflets.  
Height of 5' to 6' 11" (150 to 210 cm).  Width of up to 5' (up to 150 cm).

USDA zone 4b through 9b.  

Tetraploid

'Common Provence' and 'Cabbage Provence' seem to have been distinct varieties.
Rosa centifolia seems to bloom in flushes throughout the year in temperate climates - see References.
The thirteenth-century agricultural and horticultural manual, Āsār va aḥyā' by Rashid al-din Fadl-allāh Hamadānī (1247?-1318), mentions varieties with one hundred and even two hundred petals. The earliest mention of R. centifolia seems to be in Zoroastrian religious writings of the VIIIth century or earlier.