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Border Coral (Floribunda): A dwarfish grower with bronze-green foliage. Large blooms in masses of nine to twelve flowers. Colour is deep salmon and, I thought, an improvement on 'Fashion'. Extra good in autumn.

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Dairy Maid (Floribunda): A cream and pink single rose, and a worthy member of the "Maid" series. Good, fairly tall grower and sure to be in demand for artistic work.

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Elsinore... appeared to be a much improved 'Moulin Rouge'... 'Elsinore' is a brilliant vivid scarlet, blooming in large masses on strong upright stems. No disease and altogether a very fine variety.

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Friedrich Heyer (Floribunda): One of the outstanding Floribundas of the orange-scarlet class. Vigorous habit, blooms not crowded and produced on good stiff stems. A type of FLoribunda that appealed to me.

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Gail Borden A really lovely cream pink, vigorous grower with dark green foliage and not liable to disease. Not much perfume but has been wonderfully shown, especially at Chelsea, where I thought it the most beautiful in the show...

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Highlight Its habit is excellent, medium green foliage, well shaped blooms on good stiff stems, which are long lasting and most effective...

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Kassel (Shrub. Hybrid Musk): A wonderful, fairly tall, scarlet-salmon, Hybrid Musk shrub rose that flowers all the season. Is a vigorous grower with dark green disease resistant foliage. Well worth its award.

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Paprika Floribunda. A very nice "Red Pepper" coloured Floribunda. The growth is good, with well spaced clusters of semi-double flowers. Adds distinction to this extensive colour class.

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Perfekta, is the President's International Trophy winner for the best new seedling rose of the year and, I think, will justify its high reward. At Chelsea and at some of the summer shows... the colour was hard and untidy with a base rather white than cream, but at the autumn show and at the Trial Ground it was a glorious cream picotee edged deep pink...

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Prestige (Shrub type): Will make a good front row tree in the shrub border, as its maximum growth is about four feet. The large cup-shaped flowers ar eproduced in small masses of crimson-scarlet 4-inch flowers. Another good one.