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Shrub
This group of roses is like a potluck supper, a little of this and a little of
that. Parentage, hardiness, and characteristics of these roses are not similar enough to
put them into an existing classification and the characteristics of these roses differ
enough from each other that they are left with this ambiguous grouping. Most are fairly
hardy and have recurrent bloom.
Alexander
Mackenzie:1
&
2 Red repeat bloomer with light fragrance, up to 5' in height.
Zone 4
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| Chinatown 1 & 2 |
Folksinger 1
& 2: This rose was
developed by Dr. Griffith Buck. Repeat bloomer with upright form. Fragrant,
pale, yellow flowers. 3' to 5', Zone 4
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MME.Legras
de St. Germain: 1,
2
& 3This
rose is thought to have originated in or around 1846. Its parentage is unknown for
sure, but is believed to have derived from non-recurrent noisettes. |
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