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  1. Laura Dessert

    1928-B:56 Double. Pink.

    1933-Sup:08 Double. 8.53 (Sym. 1933).

    1976-K:105 (Shaylor, 1919) - Double - Pink - Midseason.

    February 9, 2016

  2. Elisa

    1928-B:31 Double. 8.5 (by Directors' vote). Pink.

    1928-B-d:092 Cup-shaped flower of perfect form but small; carmine-hydrangea pink† shaded silvery salmon. Stem good; medium height. Information taken from introducer's description. † An example of queer color nomenclature. Carmine is a form of crimson and quite purplish, whereas...

    February 9, 2016

  3. M. Martin Cahuzac

    1916-Farr:35 Large, loose, semi-double. Uniform bright rose, 1(128), fading to rose-white. Fragrance XX. Erect, tall, strong grower, free bloomer. Midseason. Very distinct and fine. $4.

    1918-B006-I:24 1920-B010:40 Silvery pink, shading to white; a very delicate flower. Certificated by Massachusetts Horticultural Society. $.75. (...

    February 9, 2016

  4. Madame Joanne Sallier

    1916-Farr:39 Large, globular, semi-double. Violet-rose; guards and center flecked crimson. Early. $5.

    1918-B006-I:14

    1921-B014:15 Symposium II rating: 8.3

    1923-SPN:348

    1928-B:42 Double. 7.9 (Sym. 1925). Rose.

    1976-K:066 (Paillet) - Double - Rose - Midseason.

    February 9, 2016

  5. Sylviane

    1928-B:54 Double. 8.7 Director’s Vote. White.

    1928-B-d:145 Anemone type; large; midseason. Broad white guard petals, sometimes marked crimson on outside, and smaller pale canary-yellow petals in the center, lighter at the tips when first opening, and fading to pure white. The introducer calls it "rose," that is, double type,...

    February 9, 2016

  6. Madame Forel

    February 9, 2016

  7. Edmond About

    1937-069:35 Rg Late midseason. Color a bright gleaming pink. Flower extremely large. Stems tall and strong. Free, dependable bloomer, with heavy, dark green foliage.

    1939-RL:09 Double. Dark pink.

    1943-B091:25 lactiflora. Double. Seedling No. 145. Tall, loosely built medium pink. Very large and fine. In a great many gardens we find...

    February 9, 2016

  8. Mademoiselle Marie Calot

    1916-Farr:36 Large, compact, crown. Milk-white, cream-white collar, center tinted lilac-white, prominent carmine flecks lengthwise of the petals. Fragrance X. Strong grower, free bloomer. Late. Extra fine. $1.50. NOTE.—Avalanche is much confused with Albatre, and in most collections it is Avalanche, which is offered under both names. The two...

    February 9, 2016

  9. Madame Lemonier

    February 9, 2016

  10. Entente cordiale

    February 9, 2016

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