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MOSS ROSES

A group usually of Centifolia origin with mossed buds and stems. In some cases the moss completely covers the stems and in others just the calyx. Varying in height from 3ft. to as much as 6ft. or more. Usually scented these roses are available in most colours.

A Longues Pédoncules (1845)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Moss) Double, soft lilac-pink flowers are borne on long well mossed stems. Ample, light greyish-green leaves.

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Alfred de Dalmas (1855)

(Moss) "Mousseline". Clusters of medium sized, creamy white flushed pink, semi-double flowers with a strong scent. Produced from June to October.

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Baron de Wassenaer (1854)

(Moss) A vigorous shrub bearing fully double, cupped flowers of rich red to crimson. Scented and well mossed.

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Blanche Moreau (1880)

(Moss) White and full. Summer flowering with maroon moss covered buds. Fragrant.

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Capitaine Basroger (1890)

(Moss) A very tall Moss rose with bright, deep pink to red flowers. Needs support.

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Capitaine John Ingram (1856)

(Moss) One of the most charming of the Moss roses. Colour varies with the weather from dark crimson to purple. Very strongly scented.

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Célina (1855)

(Moss) Heavily mossed buds opening to dark crimson. Semi-double sometimes streaked white.

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Chapeau de Napoléon (1826)

(Moss) ‘Crested Moss’. "Cristata". Fully double, cabbage-like, deep silvery-pink flowers enhanced by the fascinating formation of moss on each bud, resembling the shape of a cocked hat, hence its name. Scented.

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Common Moss

(Moss) ‘Old Pink Moss’ ‘Communis’. A well loved rose of clear pink with an outstandingly strong perfume.

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Comtesse de Murinais (1843)

(Moss) A true Moss rose with a balsam like smell to the moss when touched, especially in hot weather. Clear pink flowers opening flat. Richly scented.