Roses introduced 1775 - 1800 from Roses by date of introduction : Classic Roses the Peter Beales Collection : : Page 1 of 2

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Colour	Height	Family

Agathe Incarnata (1800)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Gallica) Medium sized, fully double flowers in clusters, soft pink, highly scented. Foliage greyish-green. Tidy growth habit.

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Duchess of Portland (1790)

(Portland) "The Portland Rose". A fantastic sight en-masse. Clear red, single with conspicuous anthers.

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Léda (Painted Damask) (1800)

(Damask) Blush pink, double flowers with interesting crimson markings on the edges of the petals. A tidy, compact plant.

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Old Blush (1789)

(China) ‘Parsons Pink’. Silvery-pink with a deeper flush. Upright growth. Probably cultivated in China before 10th century.

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Old Blush Climber (1789)

(China) The climbing form of this very old China produces clusters of silvery-pink flowers on a pliable but somewhat spindly plant. Particularly good on walls but not really suitable for pergolas.

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Rosa horrida (1796)

(Species) Rosa biebersteinii’ A strange, gooseberry-like bush with small, white flowers followed by glogular, dark red hips.

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Rosa nitida (1800)

(Species) A useful, shorter species with abundant, short canes which, makes a good, dense bush for ground-cover and group planting. The pink flowers are plentiful but small.