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Etched Salmon (Cousins-Roy Klehm 1981). Hybrid; salmon-coral fully double blooms with most unusual and attractive, golden etched internal petaloids. She is fragrant and has good stems.
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Highlight (Auten-Wild 1952). Lactiflora; a dark red double of pleasing color. The stamens are golden yellow. Extraordinary cut flower. The stems are 110 cm of length. Flowering midseason.
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Snow Mountain (Bigger 1946). Lactiflora; this large double unfolds pink-blush and gradually builds into a high mountain of snow-white petals. She always opens well. Foliage is medium dark green with strong stems.
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Nebraska (Sass 1939). A double, pure white. Tall and large. Very late; by far the latest flowering variety on our farm.
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Mary E Nicholls (Nicholls 1941). A pure white double of a desirable rose form. She bears large, very fragrant flowers in great quantity and produces numerous side buds. One of her flowers can fill up the cup of two hands together. Stems are 110 cm of length. Flowering late midseason. Good cut flower variety.
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Catharina Fontijn (v/d Valk, v/d Zwet 1952). Lactiflora; the flowers are salmon pink fading to white during flowering. Pink in bud. Double with hardly visible yellow stamens. Perfect green – light green foliage. The stems are 100 cm of length with one to four dubs. A perfect cut variety.
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Sarah Bernhardt (Lemoine 1906). Lactiflora; a dark rose-pink double. The stems are lax and require support if they are to hold the large flowers. This dependable bloomer has been a standard in the cut flower trade for years.
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Splendida (Guerin 1850). A double pink. Light old-rose pink becoming almost white with age; floriferous, stiff stems, good foliage. Notable for its great size and unusually agreeable perfume. Valuable for garden decoration.
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Salmon Dream (Reath 1979). Hybrid; pale salmon pink, semi-double, flat flower. Reliable, good substance, pollen and seeds. Sturdy stems, early bloom with other lobata hybrids, deep green glossy foliage. Sets seed very easily. Does not form adventitious buds on root cuttings, therefore slower of propagation. Proven useful for hybridizing.
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Florence Bond (Gumm 1936). A large globular flower of pure white, slightly tinged pink at first. Strong stems of medium height.
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Athena (Saunders 1955). Hybrid; the flower is single and ivory colored, fading to white. Length is approximately 60 cm. Flowering early season. A good garden peony that grows also excellent in a pot.
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Eliza Lundi (Krekler 1975). Hybrid or officinalis. A deep-red double flower whose medium-sized blossoms very closely resemble the Red Charm except for their smaller size. Arching stems make a low bush: 80 cm of length. Foliage goes dormant early.
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