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A. W. Jessup [sic] (H.T.) Richly fragrant double cerise pink blooms. Good healthy foliage and an excellent bedding variety.

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 Bush Polyantha.  Improved Cecile Brunner.  Deep pink.
 

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Mary Bostock (HT). Fully double tea scented shell pink shaded white blooms on long stems. Healthy foliage and vigorous growth.

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‘Mirandy’ Awarded All-America Selection, 1945). The first place winner of the All-American Rose competition for 1945. A gorgeous fragrant red rose that takes its place with the finest red roses in the world. ‘Mirandy’ has a wonderful penetrating damask fragrance which many will say is the finest Rose fragrance they have ever inhaled.