Alphabetical List of Former Roses

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Each of the rose links below has information about a rose that used to live in my garden. Most have a picture (each taken here) as well, typically a 15 to 30K download.


Name   Summary
Abbaye de ClunyHybrid Tea, ab, 1996
Antique Brass Hybrid Tea (florist), ab
Apricot NectarFloribunda, ab, 1965
AttacheTANechatta
Baby's Secret Min, pb
BambinoMini, ob, 1997
Betty PriorFloribunda, mp, 1935
Brass BandFloribunda, ab, 1993
Brilliant Pink IcebergFloribunda, mp, 1999
Chasin' RainbowsMini, rb, 1988
Deuil du Doctor RaynaudSOGR Bourbon, mp
EuropeanaFloribunda, dr, 1968
Fairhope Min, wb
GalaMiniature, dp, 1999
Gemini Hybrid Tea, pb, 2000
Ginger Hill Hybrid Tea (florist), wb
Grand Gala Hybrid Tea (florist), dr, 1954
Green Rose Hybrid China
Honey BouquetFloribunda, yb, 1999
Hot Princess Hybrid Tea, p, 2000
JACtrupHybrid Tea, yb
Jeanne LajoieMin, CL, mp
Jerry-OMin, r, 1997(?)
John F. KennedyHybrid Tea, w, 1965
Latin Lover Hybrid Tea (florist), dr
Lavender Sunblaze Miniature, m, 1999
Leonard Dudley BraithwaiteShrub, dr, 1993
LeonidasHybrid Tea, rb
Lilian Austin Shrub (English Rose), op, 1973
MerlotMini, rb, 2001
Michaelangelo Hybrid Tea, my, "Romantica"
Michel CholetMini, ab, 2000
Mother's Love Min, pb
New Beginning Mini, ob, 1988
OregoldHybrid Tea, dy, 1975
OutrageousFloribunda, ob,1999
Pacific SerenadeMini, dy, 1997
PascaliHybrid Tea, w, 1963
PeaceHybrid Tea, yb, 1945
Pearl EssenceHybrid Tea, lp
PlayboyFloribunda, rb, 1976
PlaygirlFloribunda, mp, 1986
R. glauca Species, LF Climber
R. spinosissima pimpinellifoliaSpecies, p
Rouletti China, Cl. China, Miniature
Sachet Min, m, 1986
ScentsationalMin, m, 1995
SelenaHybrid Tea (florist), dr
Souv. de la Malmaison Bourbon (OGR), lp, 1843
Sterling SilverHT, m, 1957
VistaMini, m, 1994
WistfulMini, m, 1994
Y2K Miniature, dy, 1999

( 53 varieties )

 

The rose information (breeding, awards, etc.) mostly comes from the ARS reference Modern Roses 11. Additional information is sourced from Clair Martin's 100 English Roses for the American Garden and the ultimate online reference Help Me Find Roses.

The first-hand information comes from my own experience in my USDA Zone 6B gardens, on a semi-sheltered hilltop made up of a layer of clay with well-drained rocky sandstone underneath. We have medium-cold winters (low near zero degrees F) and warm, humid summers.
 

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