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The Hybrid Bourbon Rose...Catherine Bonnard: cerise, flowers moderate size, full and well formed; will make a good pillar rose. Introduced in 1871.

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The Hybrid Perpetual Rose.
Domingo Aldrufeu (Pernet fils-aine): fine clear rose, very large and full, fine form, edged white; growth vigorous. Introduced in 1876.

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The Hybrid Perpetual Rose.
Empress of India (Paul & Son): rich velvety crimson and purple, somewhat in form and colour like Louise Van Houtte; a fine new rose. Introduced in 1875.

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The Noisette Rose.
La Biche: white, centre flesh, very fragrant; a vigorous grower and a good wall rose.

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The Noisette Rose.
Lamarque: sulphur-white, very large and full; a most beautiful rose for the conservatory or a wall, but too tender to bear a severe winter grown as a standard.

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The Noisette Rose.
Lamarque Jaune: deep yellow, flowers small, tolerably full and well formed; habit moderate. Introduced in 1871.

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Laure Davoust Pink and lilac blush, blooms in immensely large clusters; the most beautiful of all climbing roses.
[courtesy Brent C. Dickerson 'The Old Rose Adventurer'  1999, page 342]

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Leontine Laporte : sulphur and fawn, flowers full, inner petals small ; a pretty free flowering rose of vigorous habit.

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The Hybrid Perpetual Rose.
Madame Alphonse Aubert (Fontaine): deep rose, flowers large, full, and expanded; a good second-class rose. Introduced in 1874.

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Madame Berthe du Mesnil de Montchauveau (Jamain): silvery rose, long cup-shaped flower, large deep petals...Introduced in 1876.