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The Evergreen Rose (Rosa sempervirens L.)...
Adelaïde d'Orleans (= Leopoldine d'Orleans) is also a yellowish white blooming sort, beside the following [William's Evergreen] to be counted among the most vigorous of this group, which in a short time attain a large extent and then display an enormous mass of blooms.
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Austrian Copper roses: Parkfeuer, Austrian Yellow, Gottfried Keller
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The Evergreen Rose (Rosa sempervirens L.)...
Another sort is Rosa sempervirens banksiaeflora, with beautiful light green foliage, quite vigorous. Blooms yellowish white, often soft yellow, densely filled, medium size. An excellent climbing Rose.
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The Evergreen Rose (Rosa sempervirens L.)...
Rosa sempervirens Brunoni, posesses flat, large, densely filled blooms, coloured soft carmine.
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R. rugosa: Carmen, rubra, Stella Polaris
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The Evergreen Rose (Rosa sempervirens L.)...
Donna Maria and rosea major (= plena), the former of moderate growth, remains the smallest of all. It has full, flat cup formed medium size blooms with pure white petals.
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Best group roses of all classes...
Hybrid teas, Erinnerung an Schloss Scharfenstein, dark bright red, Geschwind, 1892, short, medium size
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The best roses regarding hardiness...Evergreen Roses: Félicité et Perpetué, Williams Evergreen.
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The Evergreen Rose (Rosa sempervirens L.)...
...here belongs the beautiful Felicité et Perpétué, possibly the hardiest of the Group and worth to be considered more. Her Long canes are quite armed, green, the Young shoots redish. The buds of the pure white flat blooms which stand in large clsusters are especially beautiful, soft pink, and stand out magnificently from the dark, strong foliage. This rose is equally well suited for arbors, arcades, lattices, tall house walls etc. Without cover it stands cold temperatures of -18oC without damage, at most the tips of the canes freeze. It is named after two Monks, and was bred 1828 at the Château de Neuilly.
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Best roses regarding hardiness:
Hybrid Teas: Balduin, Gruss an Teplitz, Frau Geheimrat Dr. Staub (P. Lambert 1908, deep red, chalice-form), Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria, Mad. Carol. Testout, Wenzel Geschwind, require only limited winter protection.
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