2015 Collection Catalog

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Historic Rose Garden
2015 Catalog
Preserving California’s Heritage Roses
Catalog of roses in Sacramento’s Historic Rose
Garden with some detail of origins, classification and
source of the plants
Compiled by Rose Garden Volunteers
Edited by Judy Eitzen
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© Historic Rose Garden, Old City Cemetery Committee, Inc.
Compiled by Rose Garden Volunteers
Edited by Judy Eitzen
All rights reserved
Published by the Historic Rose Garden,
April 2015.
Old City Cemetery Committee, Inc.
1000 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95818
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Historic Rose Garden Catalog
Introduction
April 2015
The Catalog is a listing of all the roses currently in the part of Sacramento’s Historic City Cemetery designated as the
Historic Rose Garden. The majority of roses in this garden were found growing on sites throughout California, many
brought by pioneers and Forty-Niners as they settled in the west. The collection includes roses known to be grown and
available in commerce in the 19th century and early 20th century as well as a few more modern cultivars. Roses planted
by cemetery plot owners also remain in place, regardless of era.
Many of the roses are listed under their Study Names. A Study Name serves to identify the rose when the cultivar is not
known. Study Names may include some form of the location of the original plant (“mother plant”) or perhaps a name from
a nearby headstone (if found in a cemetery) or the person who found the mother plant. Some roses are chance seedlings
or sports of known roses and may never have a name other than the Study Name. A very few may be registered and
given an official name.
How to use the catalog
The main section of the catalog is divided into two parts: an alphabetical listing by the name of each rose and a numeric
listing by location in the garden, the Plot number. New plot markers are being installed in the southeast corner of most
plots. Letters after the plot number refer to the location within the plot, (e.g., SE = Southeast corner of the plot, N = North
side, etc.)
Sample Entry of a named rose
‘Pink Pet’
China found rose from Dallas, TX
1928 Lilley
Collected by Mattie Lou Westfall
Donated by Fred Boutin
Study name:”Caldwell Pink”
Name in boldface type; single quotation mark indicates a named
cultivar.
“China” is the class of rose, “found rose” and source (location where
found)
“1928 Lilley” is the date and name of rose breeder
“Collected by” is the person who collected the original cutting
“Donated by” is the person who donated the rose to the garden
“Study name” is the name under which the rose came to the
cemetery.
Sample Entry of a rose listed under a study name
"Sawyer Plot Tea"
Tea found rose from Angels Camp, CA
collected by Fred Boutin
Possibly Mme Lombard family
Study names are listed in bold with double quotation marks
“Tea” is the class of rose, “found rose” and source (location where
found)
“Collected by” is the person who found the rose and took the cutting
“Possibly Mme Lombard family” refers to a possible identification of
this rose. This rose is similar to ‘Mme Lombard’.
NOTE: Study Names are sometimes called ‘found names’.
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Introduction
April 2015
Abbreviations and Definitions Used in this Catalog
Class
The type of rose (see classification list beginning on page 69). Often, rose class can be
determined before the specific cultivar is known, thus many roses are listed by class even when
their names are not known.
Class/class
Some entries have two classifications listed separated by a slash.
characteristics of both classes of rose.
CRL
Combined Rose List – An authoritative international resource which lists roses in commerce and
rose registration names and the nurseries from which they can be purchased. It is compiled by
Beverly R. Dobson & Peter Schneider and includes more than 15,000 known roses.
Found rose
A rose located on a site which has been abandoned or on an old property such as a cemetery,
ranch or homestead. Rosarians take cuttings of these (with permission), grow them into plants,
attempt to identify and, if appropriate, plant them in the cemetery.
FPI
Foreign Plant Introduction. Frank N. Meyer and others traveled the world to locate plants for the
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture at the beginning of the 20th century. Plants were brought to the Plant
Introduction Station in Chico, CA and tested there before being introduced into commerce.
NOT
Following a name, this designation indicates that although the rose appears similar to the
named cultivar, we have determined that the rose is not that cultivar. The name will appear with
“NOT” following until we can determine the correct identification of the rose.
Possibly
This may be the possible identification of the rose. The rose is similar, but we’re not sure yet.
Remontant
Just a fancy way of saying re-blooming – these roses bloom in waves throughout the season.
Study Name
A name given to a found rose while attempting to identify the rose. Study Names usually reflect
the collector, or the place from which the rose was collected. Sometimes called a found name.
Synonym
Another name by which this rose is known. Sometimes this is a popular name (e.g., Sweetheart
Rose)
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These are roses with
Introduction
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Table of Contents
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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Abbreviations & Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Alphabetical List of Roses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Plot List of Roses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Study Name Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Found Rose Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Rose Class Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Rose Classifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Climbing & Rambling Roses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Bloom Color Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Rose Garden Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Alphabetical Section
PLOT
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ROSE
PLOT
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ROSE
PLOT
ROSE
520 SW
“# 8”
Centifolia found rose
donated by Laura Knox
Possibly ‘Paul Ricault’
Possibly: ‘Gros Choux d'Hollande’
501 SE
"# 42"
Hybrid multiflora found rose
Donated by Laura Knox from Celebration of
Roses in El Cerrito
"# 102"
Hybrid Bourbon found rose
Donated by Laura Knox
525 SW
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
459 NW
‘Alba Maxima’
Alba found rose from Roseville, CA
Collected by Jane Glaser 6/2005
Collected from mother-in-law’s home. Plant
started in NY, crossed prairies in wagon train
to Cherry Creek, NV, then to Roseville
Syn: ‘Jacobite Rose’ <1867
518 SE
‘Alba Odorata’
Hybrid Bracteata found rose: U.C. Berkeley
1834 Manani
Collected by Laura Knox
29 N
‘Alba semi-plena’
Alba found rose obtained from Montana
Donated by Anita Clevenger
Syns: ‘White Rose of York’, R. alba semiplena
538 SW
‘Alfred de Dalmas’
Moss found rose from Ed Wilkinson
1855 Laffay
Donated by Carl Luhn
Possibly: ‘Mousseline’
461 NW
"25th & G Hybrid Perpetual"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose
454 SW
"44th Street Tricolor"
Polyantha found rose from East Sacramento
Collected by Bill Harp
Possibly ‘Ellen Poulsen’
426 NW
"57th & Elvas Pink"
Hybrid Perpetual rose found: E. Sacramento
Collected by Mike Elm
481 SW
“Alice Hamilton – NOT”
China
Donated by Jim Delahanty
“Abbott & Burns Family Rose”
Mini-china found rose from Calaveras Co
Came via wagon train from Arkansas in 1857
Donated by Marteen Stroud
446 NW
‘Alika’
Gallica rose from <1800
Donated by Dee Dee Cathcart
Synonym: ‘Rose Pavot’
Mini-china found rose from Calaveras
County. Donated by Marteen Stroud
508 SW
‘American Beauty, Cl’
Hybrid Wichurana found rose from Ft. Bragg
1909 Hoopes & Thomas
511 NW
American Beauty, Cl
Hybrid Wichurana from Sequoia Nursery
101
"Anna's Durham Bourbon"
Hybrid Bourbon found rose from Durham, CA
Collected by Julie Maitland
Poss: ‘Great Western’
518 NW
“Arcadia Louisiana Tea”
Tea, found rose from Louisiana
Donated by Janelle Michel
Collected by Cleo Barnwell
546 SE
Visitor’s
Center
(2 plants)
‘Aimée Vibert’
Noisette found rose from Sacramento
Historic City Cemetery
1828 Vibert - Collected by Janelle Michel
462 SW
‘Aimée Vibert’
Noisette found rose from Nevada City, CA
Vibert 1828
Gift from Carl Luhn via Jean Travis
538 NE
‘Alba Maxima’
Alba found rose from Placer Co
Collected by Ed Wilkinson
Study name: “Dutch Flat Alba” <1867
Syn: ‘Jacobite Rose’
29 S
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PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
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ROSE
453 NE
‘Archduke Charles’
China found rose
<1837 Laffay
Donated by Sherri Berglund
Study name: “Ruth Norwood”
50 N
‘Banshee’
Shrub found rose from Don Gers in TN
1773
Orig ID’d as ‘Manettii’
497 SW
‘Augustine Guinoisseau’
HT found rose on O Street, Sacramento
1889 Guinoisseau
Collected by Ken Turner
Study name: “O St. Light Pink”
427 SW
3 NC
‘Autumn Damask’
Damask found rose from Sierra County, CA
<1819
Collected by Stuart Lauters
Synonyms: ‘Castilian’, ‘Rose of Castile’,
‘Four Seasons Rose’, ‘Quatre Saisons’, R.
damescena bifera, R. damascene
semperflorens
Cross: R moschata x R gallica x R
fedtchenkoana
Study name:“Sierra County Centifolia”
Banshee
Shrub found rose from Great Grandmother
Dockery – covered wagon from Missouri to
Arkansas, Texas, c1850
1773
Donated by Shelly Bryant
Study name: “Dockery Rose”
445 SW
"Barbara's Pasture Rose"
Hybrid Perpetual
Found by Barbara Oliva in a pasture in
Cherokee, CA
Possibly La Reine family (1842 Laffay)
544 NE
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Butte Co.
From B & B Nursery
441 NW
"Barbara's White Poly"
Polyantha found rose from Placerville
Donated by B & B Nursery (Sherri Berglund)
1S
"Baretta St. Amber"
Unknown found rose from Sonora
Collected by Fred Boutin
51 N
"Baretta St. Bourbon"
Bourbon found rose from Sonora
52 SW
Fence 4
"Barfield White Climber"
Unknown climbing found rose from Florida
Collected by John Starnes
479 SE
‘Baronne Prévost’
HP from Nevada County, CA
1842 Desprez
Collected by Mel Hulse & donated by Cass
Bernstein
Study name: “Linsley Plot Pink”
‘Autumn Damask’
Damask found rose from Elk Grove
<1819
Collected by Patty Knowlton
Synonyms: see entry above
Cross: see entry above
6C
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
Synonyms: see first entry above
Cross: see first entry above
7S
‘Autumn Damask’
Damask found rose unk location
<1819
24 S
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
45 S
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
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PLOT
ROSE
499 SW
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Union City
1842 Desprez
Study name: “Spiny HP”
16 SE
“Belfield”
China found rose from Bermuda
Propagated at Florida Southern College
Poss: ‘Slater’s Crimson China’
69 S
‘Belle de Crécy’
Gallica from Phil Edinger
1829 Hardy
Fence 12
‘Belle Portugaise’
Hybrid gigantea from Vintage
1903 Cayeux
530 NW
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
48 N
‘Blush Noisette’
Noisette found rose from Tuolumne Co
1817 Noisette
52 NW
Noisette from Muriel Humenick
1817 Noisette
Donated by Jean Travis
467 NW
"Bud Jones"
Donated by Jeri Jennings
Poss: “Rose of Many Names”
87 C
‘Buff Beauty’
Hybrid Musk
1939 Bentall
Donated by Muriel Humenick
“Bengal Fire”
China rose from Heronswood
Donated by Bill Harp
Syn: ‘Bengal Crimson’
531 SW
‘Buff Beauty’
Hybrid Musk
1939 Bentall
Donated by John Dallas
426 SW
‘Bengale Centefeuille’
China from Vintage
1804 M. Cartier
103 NW
‘Burbank’
Tea from Heritage Rose Garden,
Ft. Bragg, CA
1900 Burbank
Donated by Demits & Hopper
476 SW
"Benny Lopez"
Damask Perpetual, found in Santa Barbara
Collected by Ingrid Wapelhorst
507 SE
‘Burbank’
Tea found rose from Santa Rosa, CA
Study name: “Burbank NOT”
441 NE
“Camptonville Cemetery Noisette”
Noisette found rose from
Camptonville, CA
Donated by Cass Bernstein
‘Blanche de Belgique’
Alba
1817 Vibert
Synonym: ‘Blanche Superbe’
501 NE
520 SE
‘Blanchefleur’
Centifolia from U. C. Berkeley
1835 Vibert
18 C
‘Captain Thomas’
Hybrid Tea, Cl
1935 Thomas
540 NW
‘Bloomfield Abundance’
Floribunda
Found rose collected by Fred Boutin
Fence 10
"Car Wash Rose"
L Cl rose found in Calaveras Co
482 SW
54 N
Floribunda found rose from Calaveras
County. Prop by Florida Southern College,
‘Cardinal de Richelieu’
Gallica
1840 Laffay
Donated by Phil Edinger
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PLOT
ROSE
“Carlson-Posey Plot”
Odorata found rose from small Elk Grove
Cemetery <1811
Originally thought to be ‘Fun Jwan Lo’
Poss: ‘Indica Major’
66 N
‘Carnea Plena’
Hybrid Spinosissima from Vintage Gardens
1826?
Donated by Kathryn Mackenzie
98 SC
Fence 7
509 NW
480 NE
"Castro-Breen Musk"
Hybrid Moschata
found in San Juan Bautista, CA
Donated by Mel Hulse
Possibly R. brunonii or ‘Wedding Day’
“Castro Breen Red Climber”
Hybrid Wichurana climbing rose from San
Juan Bautista, collected by Jill Perry
Misidentified as ‘Bloomfield Courage’
‘Catherine Mermet’
Tea
1869 Guillot fils
Collected by Carl Luhn
‘Celestial’
Alba found rose from Nevada City, CA <1797
Study name:"Paladini Family Legacy"
42 C
492 SW
‘Celestial’
Alba found rose from Greenmantle Nursery,
Garberville, CA
<1797
Donated by Barbara Oliva
‘Cels Multiflora’
Tea found rose from Morgan Hill, CA
1836 Hardy/Cels
Donated by Barbara Worl
Study name: “Mt. Hope Cemetery”
44 N
529 NW
"Cerise Cup"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Pescadero
Poss. “Rose of Many Names”
34 S
‘Champion of the World’
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse
Donated by Don Gers/Carl Luhn
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PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
68 SE
HP found rose from Georgetown, CA
1894 Woodhouse
487 NE
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse
488 NW
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse
555 SE
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse
Donated by Ed Wilkinson
Study name: “Brammer Stone”
540 NE
‘Champneys' Pink Cluster’
Noisette from Vintage Gardens
1810 (c1805) Champneys
88 S
‘Charles de Mills’
Gallica
1840 Laffay
Possibly from Rosarie de l’Hay?
429 SE
"Cheshire Red”
China found rose from Butte Co, CA
Collected by Barbara Oliva
513 SE
“China from Adina”
China found rose
From Adina, TX
497 C
‘Clio’
Hybrid Perpetual
1894 Paul
From Miriam Wilkins
11 N
‘Complicata’
Gallica found rose
Ancient
Donated by Stuart Lauters (?)
Synonyms: ‘H macrantha’,
‘Ariara d’Algier’
PLOT
ROSE
522 W
‘Complicata’
Gallica rose - Ancient
Synonyms: ‘H macrantha’, ‘Ariara d’Algier’
70 N
‘Comtesse de Murinais’
Moss rose from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA - 1843 Vibert
‘Comtesse du Cayla’
China rose from Antique Rose Emporium, TX
1902 Guillot
549 NW
Fence 16
‘Comtesse Festetics Hamilton’
Tea rose propagated by Burlington Rose
Nursery
58 SEC
“Copperopolis Bar”
HP found rose from Calaveras County
Donated by Bev Vierra
466 NW
Propagated by Kathryn Mackenzie
544 SE
‘Coquette des Blanches’
Bourbon
1871 Lacharme
510 NW
480 NW
‘Cornelia’
Hybrid Musk
1924 Pemberton
Donated by Bill Grant
"Coulterville Red"
HP found rose
‘Coupe d'Hébé’
Bourbon , 1840 Laffay
Donated by Linda Street
508 E
‘Cramoisi Supérieur’
China found rose from Ft. Ross State Park
1832 Coquereau
52 SE
475 SE
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"Cream pink"
Tea found rose from Placerville, CA
Collected by Barbara Oliva 2005
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
502 SW
‘Crépuscule’
Tea-Noisette from Vintage Gardens
1904 Dubreuil
514 C
“Crestline Mulberry”
HP found rose from San Bernardino Co.
Possibly ‘La Reine’ family
514 NW
“David Ward House”
Bourbon found rose from Calaveras Co
Propagated by Janelle Michel
Possibly ‘Mme Ernst Calvat’
453 SE
“David Wilson”
China found rose from Butte Co
Collected by Sherri Berglund
NOTE: similar to Hermosa
18 NE
‘Dawn Crest’
Hybrid Soulieana-Moss
Donated by Janelle Michel/Jeri Jennings
529 SE
‘De la Grifferaie’
Hybrid multiflora found rose from Oakland
1845 Vibert
Study name: “Bayview Ave. Old Rose”
35 S
“De la Vina Mystery Rose”
HP found rose from Santa Barbara
Collected by Hetty Shurtleff; donated by Jeri
Jennings
490 NE
“De Laurenti”
Bourbon found rose from Altaville, CA
547 NE
‘Devoniensis’
Tea
1838 Foster
Donated by Laura Hughes
70 S
"Disani Family Legacy"
Unknown found rose from Nevada City CA
98 SW
‘Doorenbos Selection’
Hybrid Spinossissima
Donated by Cliff Orient, Eurodesert Roses
54 W
“Double White”
Hybrid spinossissima <1800
From Miriam Wilkins’ garden
PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
476 NW
"Dr. Kelley"
HP found rose from Angels Camp, CA
Possibly ‘Paul Neyron’
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‘Duchesse de Brabant’
Tea rose
1900 Bernide
Donated by Daisy Mah
3 SW
“Dr. Peck’s 12th Avenue Smoothie”
Hyb Bourbon found rose from Oakland, CA
Collected by Ed Wilkinson from Dr. Peck
Possibly ‘Charles Lawson’
492 NE
Tea rose
1900 Bernide
Donated by Carl Luhn/Warren Roberts
547 W
Hybrid Bourbon
found rose from Vacaville, CA
427 SE
‘Dupuy Jamain’
Hybrid Perpetual
1868 Jamain
422 SE
‘E Veyrat Hermanos’
Tea, Cl
1895 Bemaix
Donated by Denise Gilmer
Synonym: ‘Pillar of Gold’
Fence 11
‘Easlea's Golden Rambler’
Hybrid Wichurana found rose
1932 Easlea - Donated by Sherri Berglund
525 SE
“East 21st Street Hybrid Tea”
L Cl found rose from Alameda Co
Possibly ‘Coral Dawn’
71 S
‘Eglantine’
Poly found rose from Sonora, CA
1930 S & N
Fence 5
‘Dr. Rouges’
Tea Cl, from Vintage Gardens
1893 Schwartz - Donated by Cass Bernstein
Original: Rosarie de la Hay, Paris, France
536 C
‘Dr. W. Van Fleet/New Dawn’
1910 Van Fleet: 1930 Dreer
Donated by Eva Butler
NOTE: sports to ‘New Dawn’
‘Duc de Cambridge’
Damask found rose from Elk Grove, CA
Laffay 1841 <1800?
Collected by Patty Knowlton?
Study names: “Paul Ricault” & “Paul Ricault
Lafayette”
51 S
512 S
‘Ducher’
China found rose from Georgetown, CA.
1869 Ducher Collected by Ed Wilkinson
432 NW
"El Dorado Short Moss"
Moss found rose from Placerville, CA
435 NW
‘Duchess of Portland’
Damask Perpetual <1800
Celebration of Roses, El Cerrito
Donated by Pam Myczek
Syn: Portland Rose
495 SW
“Elizabeth Cannon”
HP found rose
Possibly “Rose of Many Names”
539 NW
25 S
Tea rose found in Grass Valley, CA
1900 Bernide
Study name:”Mitchell Family”
“Ernest Johnson”
HT, Cl
Found rose from Altaville, CA
Possibly ‘Vicomtesse Folkestone, Cl’
3 SC
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Tea rose found in City Cemetery, Sacto
1900 Bernide
‘Etoile de Hollande’
HT found rose from Sacramento, CA
1919 Verschuren
12
PLOT
ROSE
‘Eva Teschendorff’
Polyantha found rose from East Bay
1923 Grunwald
Collected by Jean Travis/Ed Wilkinson
Study name: “Union Street”
‘Fortune's Double Yellow’
China, Cl
<1845 introduced from China
Synonyms: ‘Gold of Ophir’ & ‘Beauty of
Glazenwood’
471 SW
‘Fortuniana’
Hybrid Banksiae - 1850 introduced
Synonym: R. x fortuniana
‘Fabvier’
China found rose from Placerville, CA
1832 Laffay, collected by Carl Luhn
Study name:”Placerville Cemetery Red”
539 SW
‘Francesca’
Hybrid musk
1922 Pemberton
“Fairmount Proserpine”
Hyb perpetual found rose from Denver, CO
476 EC
“Frank Dorroh”
China/Bengale/Miniature
Found rose from Calaveras County
497 NE
‘Frau Hedwig Koschel’
Polyantha
1921 Mynch & Haufe
Sport of ‘Ellen Poulson’
5 NE
“Fred’s Gallica”
Gallica found rose from Columbia, CA
Possibly ‘Little Gem’
"Eureka Lemon"
Hybrid Perpetual
Probably La Reine (1842 Laffay)
543 SW
448 SW
542 SE
‘Fantin-Latour’
Centifolia from Roses of Yesterday & Today,
Watsonville, CA
<1900 - Donated by Jean Travis
"Ferndale Red China"
China from Ferndale, CA
From Vintage Gardens
546 N
ROSE
526
528 NE
554
PLOT
April 2015
426 SE
“Flamingo Gardens Tea”
Tea found rose from Florida
466 SE
“Florence Bower’s Pink Tea”
Tea, Cl found rose
purchased from Vintage Gardens
447 SE
“Garberville HP”
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Garberville
Collected by Jeri Jennings
Fence 18
‘Follette’
Hybrid gigantean from Vintage Gardens
1910, Busby
20
‘Garisenda’
Hybrid Wichurana
1911 Bonfiglioli
440 SE
"Forest Ranch PomPom"
HP rose found on homesite east of Chico
421 SW
“Général Allard”
Bourbon found rose from Julian, CA
493 SE
“Forestville Gigantea”
Hybrid gigantea found rose
From Mike McGilvray; prop by Janelle Michel
Possibly ‘Sénateur Amic’
100 S
‘Général Jacqueminot’
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Columbia
1853 Roussel
13
PLOT
ROSE
512 SW
‘General John Pershing’
Large-flowered Climber
Found rose from Altaville CA
44 S
‘General Washington’
HP found rose from Napa Co
1861 Granger
Study name:”St. Helena Cemetery HP”
483 SW
HP found rose from Rutherford, Napa Co
1861 Granger
Study name:”Legacy of Rosa Sheehan”
533 NW
“Giannini Tea”
Tea found rose from Calaveras Co
Possibly ‘Perle des Jardins’
459 SW
"Gilbert Plot"
HP found rose from North San Juan in
Nevada County
Collected by Cass Bernstein?
May be “Rose of Many Names”
‘Gipsy Boy’
Bourbon from Heirloom Old Garden Roses,
1909 Geschwind
Synonyms: ‘Zigeunerknabe’, ‘Gypsy Boy’
86 N
36 N &
45 N &
106
‘Gloire des Rosomanes’
China found rose from Columbia CA
1825 Plantier/Vibert
Study name:”Ragged Robin”
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
67 S
‘Golden Ophelia’
Hybrid tea found rose
1918 Cant
488 SE
“Goubault”
Tea found rose
Donated by Ed Wilkinson/Gers & Tallman
Possibly ‘Le Vesuve’ or ‘Le Sylphide’
474 SE
"Grandmother's Hat"
Donated by Sequoia Nursery
Synonym: ‘Barbara Worl’, “Grandma’s Hat”
Possibly ‘Cornet’
464 SE
‘Great Maidens Blush’
Alba <1550
74 N
‘Green Rose’
China rose
<1856 (<1845) Bambridge & Harrison (?)
Syn: R chinensis viridiflora, ‘Viridiflora’
103 SW
‘Green Rose’
China rose
502 SE
‘Green Rose’
China found rose from Yankee Hill, CA
Fence 2
“Greenmount Cemetery Rose”
Unknown found rose from Maryland
499 NW
&
499 SE
‘Gloire Lyonnaise’
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Oakland
1884 Guillot fils
40 S
“Grissell Family Legacy #1”
China found rose from Nevada City CA
Possibly ‘Hermosa’ <1837
504 SE
Study name: "White HP from Bayview"
74 S
China found rose from Nevada City Ca
423 NE
‘Gruss an Aachen’
Floribunda. 1909 Geduldig
Synonym: ‘Salut d’Aix la Chapelle’
"Goheen"
Shrub found rose
Possibly ‘Kathleen Ferrier’
487 C
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PLOT
ROSE
46 S
‘Gruss an Teplitz’
China (Bourbon) rose from Heritage Rose
Garden, Ft. Bragg, CA
1897 Geschwind
515 NE
China (Bourbon) rose from Vallejo, CA
1897 Geschwind
Fence 14
“Halle Volcano Plot”
Rambler found rose from Volcano, CA
Donated by Jill Perry
500 NNE
‘Hanseat’
Shrub found rose
1961 Tantau
Study name:”Medium Single Pink”
538 NW
‘Hanseat’
Shrub found rose
1961 Tantau - Donated by Carl Luhn
“Harison’s Type”
Hybrid Foetida
Found rose from Virginia City, NV
1830 Harison
Donated by Don Gers & Michael Tallman
Probably ‘Harison’s Yellow’
17 C
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
109
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Angels Camp, CA
1840 Marcheseau
423 NW
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Jacksonville OR
1840 Marcheseau
461 NE
‘Hiawatha’
Hybrid multiflora, 1904 Walsh
508 SE
“Hoag House Cream”
HT found rose from Santa Rosa by Marion
McKinsey
Donated by Don Gers & Michale Tallman
445 SE
‘Hoffmann von Fallersleben’
Hybrid Musk
1917 Lambert
429 NE
"Homestead Pink"
Possibly La Reine Family
58 EC
"Hooper Family Legacy"
China found rose from Grass Valley, CA
454 NE
“Hayward Gallica”
Hybrid china rose found Hayward, CA
<1837
57
“Hubner Plot”
Tea found rose from Stockton
Possibly ‘Rubens’
41 S
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Mission San Antonia
de Padua, CA
1840 Marcheseau
Donated by Fred Boutin; collected by Pat
Stone , Jamestown, CA
446 SE
“Huckins Plot Fragrant Pink”
Unknown found rose - North San Juan CA
Collected by Cass Bernstein
528 SW
"Hume's Parks NOT"
Tea, China? Found rose
Original ID: “Beales Humes Blush”
In commerce as ‘Parks’ Yellow Teascented China’
28 C
‘Indica Major’
Odorata found rose from Grass Valley, CA
Study name“John Family Legacy”
85 SE
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Sebastopol CA
1840 Marcheseau
86 S
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Georgetown CA
1840 Marcheseau
Study Name “Legacy of Catarina King”
15
PLOT
ROSE
60
‘Indica Major’
Odorata found rose <1811
Study name: "San Andreas Odorata #1"
Originally thought to be ‘Fun Jwan Lo’, FPI
22449 (Meyer import)
61
‘Indica Major’
"San Andreas Odorata #2"
454 EC
‘Inermis Morletii’
Boursault from HRF raffle 2005
1883 Morlet
PLOT
538 SE
547 NW
April 2015
ROSE
‘Jeanne Lajoie’
Miniature, Cl
1987 Meilland
Study names:”Pretty Polly” & “Pink
Symphony”
Synonym: ‘Jeanne LaJoie’
“Jesse Hildreth”
Tea found rose from San Juan Bautista, CA
Originally ID as ‘Devoniensis’
Donated by Jeri & Clay Jennings
94 SW
‘Jim Henley’
Hybrid Moschata
Seedling found in Cemetery c2006
Study name: “Cemetery Musk Seedling”
5S
‘Joasine Hanet ‘
Damask Perpetual found rose, Columbia CA
1847 Vibert
Study name:”Aunt Sally”
Synonym:”Portland From Glendora”
535 NW
‘International Herald Tribune’
Floribunda
1984 Harkness
486 NE
‘Irish Elegance’
HT found rose from Calaveras County
Donated by Rusty Roleri
Study name: “Rusty’s NOT Dainty Bess”
440 NE
‘John Hopper’
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Chico, CA
1852 Ward
Donated by B & B Nursery
Study name: “B & B Pink Cabbage”
68 N
‘Isobel’
HT found rose from Woodland, CA
1916 McGredy
collected by Carl Luhn/Muriel Humenick
Study name:”Woodland Single Pink”
543 NW
‘John Hopper’
1852 Ward
440 SW
479 SW
‘Jackie’
Mini, Cl found rose from Winters, CA
1957 Ralph Moore
Study name:”Yellow Mini Climber”
"John Hufford"
Damask found rose
Possibly Autumn Damask family
69 N
"Jay's Hudson Repeat"
Original ID: “Joy Hudson Repeat”
Study name: “Hudson Crimson”
“Johnson Family Legacy”
HP found rose from Nevada City, CA
Poss: ‘Géant des Batailles’
Poss: Rose of Many Names
481 W
‘Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria’
Hybrid tea, 1891 Lambert.
From Sequoia Nursery
525 NW
“Katie McNear’s HP”
Vintage Gardens
529 NE
‘Jean Bach Sisley’
China
1889 Dubreuil
53 N
16
PLOT
ROSE
2 SSE
“King Plot Noisette”
556 NW
‘Killarney’
Hybrid tea
1898 Dickson
481 SE
‘La France’
Hybrid tea found rose from Galt, CA
1867 Guillot fils
96 N
‘La France, Cl’
Found HT, Cl from Plymouth, CA
1893 Henderson
Collected by Kathryn Mackenzie
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
426 NE
‘Lady Hillingdon’
Tea from U.C. Berkeley Botanic Garden,
Berkeley, CA
1910 Lowe & Shawyer
513 NW
Tea found rose from Oakland, CA
1910 Lowe & Shawyer
collected by Laura Knox
Study name:”37th St. Apricot”
525 NE
‘Lady Roberts’
Tea
1902 Cant
4 SE
‘Lady Waterlow’
Hybrid Tea, Cl from Roses of Yesterday &
Today, Watsonville, CA
1903 Nabonnand
Donated by Jean Oliva
505 SW
“La France--NOT”
Tea/HT found rose from Sonora, CA
Donated: Fred Boutin
18 SE &
18 SW
‘La Marne’
Polyantha
1915 Barbier
Fence 15
“Ladyfingers”
Rambler found rose from Grass Valley
480 SE
‘La Marne’
Polyantha
1915 Barbier - Donated by Fred Boutin
437 NE
495 NE
‘La Marne’
Polyantha
1915 Barbier - Donated by Fred Boutin
‘Lamarque’
Tea-Noisette found rose from Butte Co.
1830
Study name:”Jose Martin”
540 SE
‘Laneii’
Moss
1845 Laffay
Donated by John Dallas Syn: ”Lane’s Moss”
514 SC
“Laura’s Found Rose”
Hybrid China (?) found rose from Merritt
College, Oakland, CA
541 NW
‘Lauré Davoust’
Hybrid Multiflora
1888 Laffay
Donated by Jean Travis/Fred Boutin
Mis-ID’d as:’Marie Pavie’
Study Name:“Paul’s Himalayan Musk”
509 SW
‘Lavender Lassie’
Hybrid Musk
1960 Kordes - Donated by Muriel Humenick
‘La Nymphe’
Noisette found rose
Donated by Fred Boutin/Phil Edinger
Study names: “Not La Nymphe”, “Gilliam
Cemetery”
30 N
447 SW
‘La Nymphe’?
Noisette found rose
Originally ID’d as: ‘Kathleen’
445 NW
‘La Ville de Bruxelles’
Damask from Beales Roses
1836 Vibert
Donated by Joyce Demits
79 S
Tea, 1910 Lowe & Shawyer
17
PLOT
ROSE
448 SE
‘Le Grande Capitain’
Bourbon, found rose from Vintage Gardens
Same as a rose in commerce: Eugene de
Beauharnais
37 N &
37 S
‘Le Pactole’
Tea found rose from Sonora, CA
1845 Miellez
507 NE
‘Le Vesuve’
China rose from Vintage Gardens
1825 Laffay
504 SW
“Legacy of D. W. Standeford”
Tea found rose from El Dorado
Collected by John Birsner
Probably Mme Lombard family
“Legacy of Dr. Hinman”
Tea/Noisette
Found rose from Vintage Gardens
AKA: “Dr. Hinman”
Possibly: ‘Chromatella’
546 C
Fence 17
“Lijiang Road Climber”
Tea, Cl
Vintage Gardens; donated by Janelle Michel
441 SW
“Like Lamarque”
Noisette found rose from Sacramento’s
Historic Cemetery
475 NW
"Lt Pink semi-double"
T/HT found rose from Placerville, CA
collected by Barbara Oliva
36 S
‘Louis Philippe’
China
1834 Guerin - Donated by Jean Travis
474 NE
“Louise Ave.”
Hybrid Tea found rose
Possibly ‘Snowbird’
487 SW
‘Louise Odier’
Bourbon
1851 Margottin
547 SW
18
“Mableton Aggrippina”
China
Donated by Anita Clevenger from Vintage
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
476 SE
“Mableton Rouletii”
Miniature china found rose from Santa Rosa
Donated by Gregg Lowery
541 SW
“Maggie”
Bourbon
Found rose from Florida Southern College
Possibly ‘Eugene E. Marlett’
32 S
"Magnolia Cemetery China"
China found rose from Houston, TX
Donated by Fred Boutin/Conrad Tipps
502 NE
“Malespina Red China”
China found rose: Murphys, Calaveras Co.
Collected by Judy Dean
Orig. study name:"Grenitta Red China"
435 SW
"Malespino Red"
Bourbon/HT found rose from Angels Camp
49 S
‘Maman Cochet’
Tea found rose from Coulterville, CA
1893 Cochet. Collected by Fred Boutin
492 NW
"Manchester Guardian Angel"
Tea-Noisette found rose - Manchester, CA
Collected by Joyce Demits
Study names:”Half Moon Bay Yellow,”
“Legacy of Joseph Marcellino,” &
“Georgetown Lemon-White Tea”
505 NW
Tea-Noisette found rose--Half Moon Bay, CA
collected by Laura Knox/Ed Wilkinson
9S
‘Manettii’
1835 Rivers
Synonyms:R. Manetti, R. x noisettiana
Manetti NOTE: common root stock
55 N
‘Manettii’
1835 Rivers
Synonyms: R. Manetti, R. x noisettiana
PLOT
ROSE
84
‘Manettii’
Noisette found rose from Esparto, CA
1835 Rivers
Synonyms:R. Manettii, R. x noisettiana
Manettii NOTE: common root stock
39 N
‘Marie D’Orléans’ NOT
Tea found rose from Petaluma, CA
67 N
‘Marie Louise’
Damask from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
<1813 - Donated by Demits & Hopper
534 NW
‘Marie Pavié’
Polyantha
1888 Alégatiére
Synonyms: ‘Marie Pavić’, ‘Marie Paviér’
437 SW
453 SW
ROSE
513 NE
‘Mevrouw Nathalie Nypels’
Polyantha
1919 Leenders
Synonym: ‘Nathalie Nypels’
Planter
near 479
Polyantha
1919 Leenders
Donated by Joan Darke
510 SW
“Michael Bates Moss”
Moss found rose from Miriam Wilkins
Possibly: ‘Princess Adelaide’
461 SE
‘Minnehaha’
Hybrid Wichurana from Vintage Gardens
1905 Walsh
“Miriam Wilkins”
Donated by Janelle Michel; propagated from
cutting via Celebration of Old Roses
497 SE
"Mary Lawrence's Shell Rose"
Hybrid China found rose
497 NW
"Mary Mead Hot Pink"
Tea found rose from Downieville
"Miriam's Pink Powder Puff"
HP rose from Wilkins, England
Purchased from Vintage Gardens
39 S
‘Mistress Bosanquet’
Bourbon found rose from Yolo County
1832 Laffay
Study name: “Mme Breon”
445 NE
‘Mlle. Blanche Lafitte’
Bourbon
1851 Pradel
Unknown source
544 C
Bourbon from Vintage Gardens
1851 Pradel
19 N
‘Mlle Cécile Brunner’
Polyantha
1881 Ducher
Syn: ‘Cécile Brűnner’, ‘Sweetheart Rose’
38 N
&
38 S
‘Mlle. Cécile Brűnner’
Polyantha found rose Columbia State Park
1881 Ducher
34 C
‘Mary Queen of Scots
Hybrid spinosissima
nd (c 1921)
472 SE
“McCarty Plot”
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Nevada
City
543 SE
”McQuistion Red”
Hybrid Perpetual
Possibly Duchess of Sutherland
13 S
"Mendocino #1”
Rambler found rose from Mendocino
Headlands, Mendocino, CA
13 N
"Mendocino #2”
19
PLOT
April 2015
PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
519 W
‘Mlle. Cécile Brűnner, Cl’
Polyantha, Cl found rose from Tuolumne Co
1894 Hosp (1904 Ardagh) Surce unknown
504 NW
‘Mme Caroline Testout’
HT found rose from Fairfield South, CA
1890 Pernet-Ducher
479 NW
‘Mlle. de Sombreuil’
Tea
1851 (1850) Robert
531 E
‘Mme Caroline Testout, Cl’
HT, Cl found rose from Petaluma
1901 Chauvry
Donated by Don Gers/Micahel Tallman
Study name: “Petaluma Hill Rose”
108
‘Mlle. Franziska Krűger’
Tea found rose from Angels Camp, Ca
1880 Nabonnand
Synonym: ‘Frau Franziska Krűger’
502 NW
‘Mme Driout’
Tea, Cl
1902 Thirat, Donated by Laura Knox
23
487 NW
41 N
534 SE
Tea found rose
1880 Nabonnand
‘Mme Isaac Péreire’
Bourbon
1881 Gareon
77 S
‘Mlle. Marie Dauvesse’
Hybrid Perpetual
1861 Vigneron
‘Mme Joseph Schwartz’
Tea found rose from Georgetown, CA
1880 Schwartz
82
‘Mme Angélique Veysset’
HT from Placerville, CA
1890 Veysset, collected by Ed wilkinson
Synonym: ‘Striped La France’
Tea rose from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
504 NE
‘Mme Jules Bouchet’
HT found rose from Bayview
1911 Crobier
Study name:”White T/HT from Bayview”
9N
‘Mme Antoine Mari’
Tea
1901 Mari
Donated by Lynn Schweissinger
Fence 13
520 NE
‘Mme Berkeley’
Tea
1898 Bernaix fils
Donated by Cass Bernstein from Joyce
Demits/Peter Beales
‘Mme Jules Gravereaux’
Tea, Cl
1901 Soupert et Notting
Vintage Gardens
513 C
HT from Petaluma, CA
1890 Pernet-Ducher
‘Mme Jules Gravereaux’ - NOT
Tea from Antique Rose Emporium, Brenham,
TX
2 SE
‘Mme Lombard’
Tea found rose from Camp Meeker CA
1878 Lacharme
Synonym: ‘Mme Lambard’
33 S
435 NE
20
HT found rose from El Dorado Hills CA
1890 Pernet-Ducher
Study name: “Short Hammil”
PLOT
ROSE
40 N
‘Mme Lombard’
Tea
1878 Lacharme
95
‘Mme Lombard’
Tea
1878 Lacharme
7N
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba Hybrid found rose from Georgetown CA
1835 Plantier
31 N
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba hybrid found rose from Grass Valley CA
Study name:"Ogden Family Legacy"
30 S
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba Hybrid found rose from Heritage Rose
1835 Plantier
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
63 N
‘Montezuma’
Grandiflora
1955 Swim
Propagated by Karen Jefferson
Original planted by family
510 SE
"Morton Plot Pink"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Placerville
Fence 01
“Moser House Shed Rose”
Setigera Hybrid? Found rose from
Mokelumne Hill, CA
Syn: “Arcata Pink Globe”
453 NW
"Moser House White Climber"
Sempervirens found rose from Mokelumne
Hill CA
Possibly ‘Felicite et Perpetue’
433 NW
"Moser Pink Striped"
Tea found rose from Mokelumne Hill, CA
Possibly ‘Rainbow’
460 SW
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba Hybrid from Michael’s Roses,
Sacramento, CA
1835 Plantier
472 SW
‘Mrs. B. R. Cant’
Tea from Sequoia Nursery
1901 Cant
Synonym: ‘Mrs. Benjamin R. Cant’
508 NW
‘Mme Zöetmans’ (‘Mme Sostmann’)
Damask found rose from Altaville, CA
1830 Marest
550 NW
‘Mrs. Charles Bell’
Hybrid Tea
1917 Bell
Synonym: ‘Mrs. C. J. Bell’
NOTE: sports back to ‘Radiance’
26 N
‘Mons. Bonçenne’
Hybrid Perpetual
1864 Liabaud
Synonym: ‘Baron de Bonstetten’
472 NW
‘Mrs. Dudley Cross’
Tea rose from Sequoia Nursery
1908 Paul
490 EC
“Mrs. Keays’ Pink Noisette”
Noisette found rose
Donated by Karen Jefferson
Syn: “Faded Pink Monthly”
511 SE
"Mrs. Woods Lavender Pink"
Noisette found rose from Heritage Rose
Gardens, Ft. Bragg, CA
HP from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft. Bragg
1864 Liabaud
34 N
‘Mons. Tillier’
Tea
1891 Bemaix
21 S
21
PLOT
ROSE
102
‘Mutabilis’
China
<1894
Synonyms: ‘Butterfly Rose’ &
R. chinensis mutabilis
458 SW
“Mystery Rose”
Moss
514 SE
“N 92 Nanjing”
China rose from China
From Vintage Roses
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
515 SE
‘Old Blush’
China found rose from Merritt College,
Oakland, CA
1752 (introduced from China)
Synonyms: ‘Old China Monthly’ & ‘Pallida
& Parsons’ Pink China’
467 SW
“Old Town Novato”
Hybrid Perpetual from Novato, CA
80 C
“Oneto Home Saffron”
China/Tea
Found rose from Calaveras Co.
Donated by Laura Hughes in memory of
Michael Edward Manning
Possibly ‘Queen Mab’
484 NW
‘Orange Elf’
Miniature, Cl 1959 Moore
43 NE &
43 NW &
43 SW
‘Napoléon’
China
c 1835 Laffay
544 SW
“Natchitoches Noisette”
Noisette found rose from Louisiana
429 NW
"Nellie Francis Bader"
China found rose from Butte County, CA
Probably “Ragged Robin” family
518 SW
“Orange Smith”
China, found rose from North San Juan
Collected by Janelle Michel
Similar to ‘Archduke Charles’
475 SW
"New Oldfield HT"
Hybrid Tea found rose
104 S
"Pale Buff Tea"
Tea found rose from Georgetown CA
464 SW
"New Orleans Cemetery Rose"
Bourbon found rose from New Orleans, LA
Collected by Maureen Detweiler
Possibly ‘Pierre de St. Cyr’
NOTE: rose survived Katrina Hurricane
53 S
‘Papa Gontier’
Tea found rose from Knights Ferry, CA
1883 Nabonnand
437 NW
"Newville Cemetery Rose"
Gallica found rose from B & B Nursery
Synonym: “Little Red Runaround”
480 SW
50 S
‘Niles Cochet’
Tea found rose from San Rafael, CA
‘Pâquerette’
Polyantha from Berkeley, CA
1875 Guillot fils
ID by Fred Boutin
Study name: “McGee St. White Poly”
492 SE
‘Paul Neyron’
HP found rose from Davis, CA
1869 Levet
Study name: “Peña Pink HP”
549 N
‘Paul Neyron’
Hybrid Perpetual
1869 Levet
Pre-existing rose
"North Bloomfield Raspberry"
Hybrid Setigera found rose North
Bloomfield, Nevada County, CA
Study synonym “Raspberry Ripples”
8
556 NE
22
‘Nymphenburg’
Hybrid Musk, 1954 Kordes
PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
11 S
‘Paul Ricault’
Centifolia (H. Bourbon)
1845 Portemer
98 CW
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
Tip rooted from 098 NE
65 C
‘Paul Ricault’
1845 Portemer
Donated by Patty Knowlton
489 NW
& 489
SW
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
Donated by Mayor Anne Rudin
555 NE
‘Paul Ricault’
Centifolia (H. Bourbon) found rose
1845 Portemer
Collected by Carl Luhn/Ed Wilkinson
Study name: “Hayes Stone”
483 NW
"Petite Pink"
Shrub found rose
Study synonym: “Petite Pink Scotch”
548 EC
427 NW
"Paul’s Single White”- NOT
Unknown found rose from UC Berkeley
Botanic Garden
“Phil Edinger’s Noisette”
Tea/Noisette found rose from Vintage
AKA “Edinger’s Solfaterre” & “Joyce’s
Unknown Noisette”
466 NE
545 NW
‘Pax’
Hybrid Musk
1918 Pemberton
Donated by Jean Travis (from Linda Street?)
"Phillips & Rix Pink Climbing China"
China, Cl found rose from near Lijiang, China
by Phillips and Rix
488 SW
"Peggy Martin Rose"
Climbing found rose, possibly H. multiflora
Katrina survivor from Louisiana
Donated by Peggy Martin
"Pickering Centifolia"
Possibly ‘Duchess of Sutherland’
454 SE
"Peña Cabbage"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Vacaville
‘Pink Cameo’
Mini, Cl
1954 Ralph Moore; Donated by Fred Boutin
515 SW
"Peña Red"
HT found rose from Vacaville, CA
collected by Carl Luhn
"Pink China"
China found rose from Oakland, CA
73 C
"Pink Cup"
HP found rose from Heritage Rose Garden,
Ft. Bragg, CA
Possibly La Reine family
532 SE
‘Pink Mermaid’
L Cl
c 1940 (1960?)
donated by John Dallas
Rose
Garden
Sign
‘Pink Pet’ (2 roses)
China
1928 Lilley
Propagated by Barbara Oliva from rose in
plot 32N
Fence 6
487 SE
46 N
545 SE
‘Penelope’
Hybrid Musk purchased in Canada
1924 Pemberton
97 W
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
98 NE
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
23
PLOT
ROSE
‘Pink Pet’
1928 Lilley
32 N
‘Pink Soupert’
Polyantha
1896 Dingee
71 N
441 SE
"Placerville White Noisette"
Noisette found rose from Placerville CA via B
& B Nursery (Sherri Berglund)
Study names: “Zeisz White”, “Joseph Zeisz”
‘Plate-Bande’
Polyantha
1887 Lille
Study name:”Fairy Rose”
107
Fence 3
“Pleasant Hill Cemetery”
Tea-Noisette found rose from Vintage
Gardens
483 SE
“Plymouth Fence Tea”
Tea found rose donated by Jill Perry
507 NW
‘Pompon Blanc Parfait’
Alba from U. C. Berkeley, CA
1876 Verdier
488 NE
‘Poulsen’s Pearl’
Floribunda from Sequoia Nursery, Visalia
1949 Poulsen
522 E
‘Président de Sèze’ NOT
Gallica from U. C. Berkeley, CA
<1836 Hébert
16 S
‘Prosperity’
Hybrid Musk, 1919 Pemberton
Donated by Fred Boutin from Phil Edinger
534 SW
“Pulich Children”
HP found rose from Amador County
Donated by Liz Hall & Kathryn Mackenzie
24
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
518 NE
"Purple Hybrid Perpetual"
HP found rose from Antique Rose Emporium,
440 NW
‘Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux’
Moss found rose from Butte, CA
<1837 Laffay - collected by Barbara Oliva
Sport of Autumn Damask – triparental origin
Study name: “Willis Howard Moss”
421 SE
R. arkansana ‘Peppermint’
Species, donated by Jeri Jennings
447 NE
R. banksiae banksiae
Species found rose from the Sacramento
City Cemetery, Sacramento, CA
1807 introduced by Kerr from China
Synonym: ‘White Lady Banks’, R. banksiae
alba plena
556 SW
R. banksiae lutea
Species
1824 introduced in England by Royal
Horticultural Society from China
Donated by Fran Clarke
Synonyms:’Yellow Lady Banks’, R. banksia
lutea flore pleno
500 SW
R. banksiae lutescens
Species
1816 introduced from China
Synonym: R. lutescens
24 N
R. banksiae var. normalis ‘Linda Street’
Species found rose from Davis, CA
1796 introduced from Central & Western
China
Synonym: ‘Banksiae Normalis’
524 NW
R. brunonii
Species hybrid found rose from
Merritt College, Oakland, CA
1822 introduced from Himalaya, Yunnan and
W. Szechuan, China
Study name:”Merritt College Noisette”
428 NE
R. californica
Species rose found at Rich Bar, CA
Native from Oregon to Baja California
Study name:”Rich Bar Jungle”
PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
527 NE
R. californica plena
Species from Vintage Gardens
Introduced in 1894
527 SE
R. minutifolia
Species
Discovered in 1882 by Robert C. Parry
Donated by Alice Kingsnorth
552 NW
R. canina
Species found rose from Virginia
<1737 native to Europe & temperate Asia;
naturalized throughout North America
Donated by Carl Luhn. Syn: Dog Rose
Study name: “Virginia Cemetery Pink”
500 SSE
R. moschata
Species rose from HRF raffle: Florida
Ancient rose from North Africa and around
the Mediterranean
Study name:”Graham Stewart Thomas
Musk”
91
R. cinnamomea
Species
<1600 native to Central & Eastern Europe
499 NE
“R. Moschata 'Temple Musk'”
Species found rose sport of R. Moschata
From Charlotte, NC
89
R. eglanteria
Species found rose from Columbia, CA
<1551 native from Europe to central Asia;
naturalized in eastern US and parts of CA
Syns: R. rubiginosa, ‘Eglantine’ &
‘Sweetbriar’
511 NE
R. multiflora inermis
Species found rose from Ft. Bragg, CA
R. multiflora is native to China, Japan, Korea
535 SE
R. pinetorum
Species native to California
Syn: The Pine Rose
526 SE
R. pomifera NOT
Species
Donated by Becky Shumway
12
R. roxburghii normalis
Species
Found in China in 1908 by E. H. Wilson
Syn: Single Chestnut Rose
533 SE
R. roxburghii plena
Species
Introduced to Europe c1814 from China
(Sichuan & Yunnan provinces), Himalayas,
and Japan. Donated by Laura Knox
R. rugosa kamtchatica
Species
Introduced c 1770 from northeast Asia
17 N
R. foetida persiana
Hybrid Foetida
Ancient Persian rose brought to Europe in
1837 - Donated by Christine Tweet
Synonym: ‘Persian Yellow’
17 S
R. foetida persiana
Hybrid Foetida
Synonym: R x hansonii, ‘Yellow Rose of
Texas’ Original ID: ‘Harison’s Yellow’
552 SE
R. foliolosa
Species 1880 - Miriam Wilkins’ garden
Originally from Forest Farm
530 NE
14 S
R. forrestiana
Species, 1922 (1918)
Donated by Cass Bernstein from a nursery
R. gallica officinalis
Species - Ancient; Southern Europe and
eastward to Turkey & the Caucasus;
naturalized in Spain, Portugal and North
America. - Donated by Daisy Mah
Synonyms: ‘Apothecary’s Rose’, ‘Red
Rose of Lancaster’
25
528 SE
511 C
R. soulieana
Species rose from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
1896 introduced from Sichuan, China, mainly
in Min River valley.
PLOT
ROSE
‘Réve d'Or’
Tea-Noisette found rose
1869 Ducher
NOTE: second plant is clone of first
433 SE
‘Réve d'Or’
1869 Ducher
NOTE: Clone of plant in 52 NE
492 C
“Reverend Seidel”
R. moschata hybrid
Seedling from Vintage Gardens
2 NE
“Rhodologue Jules Gravereaux NOT”
Tea found rose from North Bloomfield, CA
Possibly ‘Jean Bach Sisley’
464 NW
"Rosa Davey"
Tea/HT rose from Placerville, CA
Donated by Karen Gubert
548 SW
"Redding Street"
HT found rose from Oakland, CA
Possibly ‘Gay Princess’
"Rosa Lamb”
Damask found rose from Butte Co, CA
Donated by Barbara Oliva/B & B Nursery
Synonym:”Rosa Lamb Damask”
429 SW
‘Regulus’
Tea rose, Heritage Rose Garden, San Jose
1860 Moreau-Robert
"Rosa Lamb"
Damask found rose from Butte, CA
Synonym: “Rosa Lamb Damask”
76
‘Rosette Delizy’
Tea, 1922 Nabonnand
35 N
"Roseville Noisette"
Noisette found rose from Roseville, CA
NOTE: planted prior to 1996
423 SW
‘Roundelay’
HT found rose from Butte City, CA
1954 Swim
Study name:”Bernard Ranch”
104 N
‘Rubens’
Tea
1859 Robert/Moreau
Donated by Carl Luhn/Malcolm Manners
R. spithamea
Species found from Sonoma County
510 NE
R. webbiana
Species
1879 introduced from Himalayan dry valleys
& Eastern Asia
533 SW
Fence 9
505 NE
464 NE
426 NE
535 SW
‘Rainbow’
Tea found rose from Amador County
1889 sievers
NOTE: sport of ‘Papa Gontier’
"Rambler from Laura"
Rambler found rose from Celebration of
Roses at El Cerrito, CA
‘Ramona’
Hybrid Laevigata found rose in Glenn Co.
1913 Dietrich & Turner
Study name:”Moorhead Complicata”
Synonym: ‘Red Cherokee’
‘Reine Marie-Henriette’
Hybrid Tea, Cl
1878 Levet
Planted with ‘Lady Hillingdon’‘’
Reine des Violettes’ NOT
Hybrid Perpetual found rose: Grass Valley
Collected by Jean Travis
486 EC
‘Reine Victoria’
Bourbon
1872 Schwartz
460 NW
"Requa Homesite"
HP found rose from Laytonville CA
Collected by Joyce Demits; donated by Jeri
Jennings
26
ROSE
52 NE
536 SE
433 SW
PLOT
April 2015
PLOT
ROSE
90 N
‘Russelliana’
Hybrid multiflora found rose: Coulterville, CA
<1837 - collected by Fred Boutin
Synonyms: Russell’s Cottage Rose, Old
Spanish Rose, Souvenir de la Bataille de
Marengo
94 NE
‘Russelliana’
<1837
Collected by Muriel Humenick
462 NE
‘Russelliana’
Found rose near Camptonville, CA
Study name: "Sleighville China #2"
555 NW
"Rustler's Gold"
HT found rose from Placerville CA
collected by Alice Flores
539 NE
"Rusty Rolleri Pink Double Moss"
Moss found rose from San Andreas
539 C
"Rusty Rolleri Red"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose: San Andreas
458 NE
58 SSE
490 NW
493 NW
27
"Rusty’s Angels Camp Orange”
HT, Cl found rose from Angels Camp CA
collected by Judy Dean
Study Names:“Dr. Kelley’s Tea” & “Marlowe
Soft Orange”
Possibly: ‘Royal Sunset’
“Ruth’s Steeple Rose”
Hybrid china found rose from Julian, CA
Propagated by Jack Olson
‘Safrano’
Tea
1839 Beairegard
Donated by Cliff Orent
‘Sally Holmes’
Shrub/Hybrid Musk
1976 Holmes
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
513 SW
“Saluda Musk”
Species: R moschata
Found by Ruth Knopf in Saluda, S. Carolina
Only R. moschata found in SC
Donated by Malcolm Manners
514 NE
“San Juan Settler”
Bourbon
Found rose from Nevada Co
Donated by Tamara Cerzak Johnson
Possibly ‘Rose Edouard’ or
‘Mme Isaac Periere’
496 SE
“Sanguinea NOT”
China
Syns: “Winecup” & ‘Purpurea’
15 N
"Sarah's Grandmother"
Noisette found rose from Tennessee
Possibly ‘Blush Noisette’
33 N
"Sawyer Plot Tea"
530 SW
“Schmidt’s Buff Giant”
(Vintage Gardens)
Possibly ‘Anna Olivier’
474 NC
“Schmidt’s Smooth Yellow”
Polyantha
Found rose donated by Jackie Schmidt
Possibly ‘Eugenie Larnesch’
551 SW
‘Schoener's Nutkana’
Hybrid Nutkana
1930 Schoener
500 NE
"Secret Garden Musk Climber"
Hybrid moschata, Cl found rose from
Jamestown in Mendocino Co.
Donated by Heritage Rose Garden, San Jose
476 NE
“Serna House”
China found rose from Calaveras County
PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
488 NW
‘Setina’
China, Cl - 1879 Henderson
Planted near ‘Champion of the World’
549 SW
‘Souvenir de la Malmaison’
Bourbon: Roses of Yesterday and Today
1843 Beluze
Donated Jean Travis
490 SE
"Setzer Noisette"
Noisette found rose
428 SE
‘Souvenir de Mme Léonie Viennot’
Tea, Cl
1898 Bernaix - Donated by Jean Travis
93 S
‘Shailer’s Provence’
Centifolia rose from Minnesota
<1799 Shailer
531 NW
‘Souvenir de MmeLéonie Viennot’
Tea, Cl found rose
1898 Bernaix
Collected by Carl Luhn/Frances Grate
Study name:”Allan Plapp”
524 SW
Centifolia found rose from Maryland by Nick
Webber - <1799 Shailer
512 N
422 NE
‘Silver Moon’
H Wichurana found rose
1910 Van Fleet
Study name: “Willis Howard”
Thought to be dead; came back to life
‘Souvenir d'un Ami’
Tea found rose from Camp Meeker, CA
1846 Bélot-Defougére
Study name: ”Souvenir de Graton”
432 SW
‘Sparrieshoop’
Shrub found rose from Jackson, CA
1953 Kordes
Study name:”Gerbe Rose”
14 N
“Spice”
Donated by the Bermuda Rose Society
Synonyms:”Bermuda Spice”
May be Humes BlushTea-Scented China
532 SW
“Spineless Chestnut”
Species (R. roxburghii in a smooth form)
Found by Carl Cato; donated by Malcolm
Manners
“Single Cream”
98 SE
515 NW
"Single Pink China"
China found rose from Vintage Gardens
551 SE
"Smith's Parish"
Tea/Bermuda Rose
Possibly “Fortune” c1844
CRL: ‘Fortune’s Five-Colored Rose’
482 NW
479 NE
‘Soleil d'Or’
Hybrid Foetida
1901 Pernet-Ducher
From Berling Leong
‘Sombreuil’
Large-flowered Climbing found rose from
Cloverdale, CA
Collected by Phil Edinger
Synonym: ‘Colonial White’
475 NE
‘Sophie’s Perpetual’
Bourbon/China
466 SW
“Sorocco House Lavender”
Tea found rose from Highway 49
‘Mme Lombard’ family
28
Fence 8
493 NE
5 WC
"Spring Street Peppermint Climber"
Polyantha/Hybrid Wichurana found rose from
Nevada City
‘Susan Louise’
Tea
1929 Adams
Donated by Tom Liggett
“St. Leonard's”
1904 - Collected by Stuart Lauters
Add’l study names:”Tower Family Plot” &
“Pale Pink Noisette”
PLOT
ROSE
545 NE
‘St. Nicholas’
Damask
1950 Hilling
467 SE
"Standiford Moss"
Moss found rose from El Dorado Co
458 NW
‘Superb Tuscan’
Gallica
<1837 Rivers
58 NE
‘Surf Rider’
Shrub
1968 Holmes
‘Sutter’s Gold’
Hybrid Tea
1950 Swim
1N
427 NE
"Tall Hammil"
Tea found rose from El Dorado Co
Collected by Sherri Berglund;
Don by B & B Nursery
“Tamalpias Homestead Tea”
Tea found rose from Marin County
10 S
462 SE
"Tamalpais Homestead Tea"
437 SE
‘Tausendschon’
Hybrid multiflora found rose from
Georgetown, CA
1906 Schmidt
Study name:”Greenwood Pink”
540 SW
29
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
532 NW
“Telegraph Ave. Hybrid China”
Hybrid china found rose from Berkeley, CA
66 SW
‘The Bishop’ (?)
Hybrid china
1799 unknown
Synonym: L’eveque
500 NW
‘The Pearl’
Hybrid Banksiae
1961 Mansuino
Registered name: ‘Purezza’
10 N
‘Thérèse Bugnet’
Hybrid Rugosa
1950 Bugnet
Synonym:”Teresa Bugnet”
461 SW
Hybrid Rugosa
1950 Bugnet
472 NE
“Tina Marie”
Sport of “Grandmother’s Hat”
556 SE
‘Tipsy Imperial Concubine’
Tea
1989 (reintroduced) Le Rougetel
549 E
Tropicana-type
HT preexisting rose - not part of collection
435 SE
"Tylor Carll"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose: Angels Camp
422 NW
"Ugly Little White Moss"
Moss found rose
Study name per Bill Grant.
Misidentified as ‘Tour de Malakoff’
Poss. ‘Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux’
501 N
Unknown modern roses
Private plot
‘Tausendschon’
Hybrid multiflora found rose from Chadwell,
Thomas Jefferson’s boyhood home in VA
1906 Schmidt
Donated by Carl Luhn & son
Study name:”Locust Shade”
PLOT
ROSE
495 NW
"Unknown From Plot 97”
Hybrid China (?) found rose
555 SW
"Unknown Virginia"
Unknown found rose from Virginia
donated by Carl Luhn
"Upper Lake Cemetery Pink"
HP found rose from Upper Lake CA
027 N
63 S
“Vermillion modern HT”
HT preexisting rose – not part of collection
Possibly ‘Montezuma’
432 NE
"Vina Banksia"
Hybrid Banksiae found rose from Vina, CA
Synonym: ”Vina Banks”
“Waretown Mystery”
Unknown found rose from New Jersey
507 C
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
48 S
‘White Maman Cochet’
Tea found rose from Columbia, CA
1898 Cochet
4 NE
‘White Maman Cochet, Cl’
Tea, Cl, 1893 Cochet
85 NE
‘White Pearl in Red Dragon's Mouth’
China from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
Ancient
Possibly: ‘Slater’s Crimson China’
Synonym: ‘Chi long han zhu’
103 SE
‘White Pet’
Polyantha from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
1897 Henderson
6S
“Whittle-Beyer Light Pink”
HT found rose from Angels Camp, CA
Possibly Lady Mary Fitzwilliam
Original study name, “Whittle Light Pink”
AKA: “Whittle Light-pink Tea”
548 C
‘Weisse aus Sparrieshoop’
Shrub
1962 Kordes
‘Sparrieshoop’ sports to pink on most canes
432 SE
458 SE
"West Point Super Moss"
Moss found rose from West Point CA
(Calaveras County)
‘William Lobb’
Moss
1855 Laffay
55 S
"Westside H.P”
Hybrid Perpetual found rose; Vintage
"Williams Family Legacy"
Tea found rose from Nevada City, CA
Possibly ‘Mme Joseph Schwartz’
534 NW
‘Wooley-Dod’s Rose’
Species hybrid
R. pomifera duplex, R. villosa duplex
103 NE
‘Yesterday’
Floribunda
1974 Harkness
Synonym: ‘Tapis d’Orient’
460 NE
‘Yesterday's Garden’
Shrub rose from Michael’s Roses
1993 Moore
Registration name: MORshakrug
446 SW
502 C
"Westside Road Cream Tea"
Tea found rose from Vintage Gardens
Propagated from 530 SE by Karen Jefferson
530 SE
Tea found rose from Sonoma County
Vintage Gardens
16 N
1898 Cochet
30
PLOT
551 NE
31
ROSE
‘Zéphirine Drouhin’
Bourbon found rose
1868 Bizot
Donated by Jean Travis (?)
Study name:”Pink Cluster-flowered”
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
PLOT
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PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
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PLOT
ROSE
BROADWAY BED
1N
‘Sutter’s Gold’
HT
1950 Swim - Donated by Fred Boutin
1S
"Baretta St. Amber"
Unknown found rose from Sonora
2 NE
“Rhodologue Jules Gravereaux NOT”
Tea found rose from North Bloomfield, CA
1910 Fontes - Collected by Fred Boutin
Possibly ‘Jean Bach Sisley’
2 SE
‘Mme Lombard’
Tea found rose from Camp Meeker CA
1878 Lacharme
2 SSE
‘Autumn Damask’
Damask found rose from Sierra County, CA
<1819
Synonyms: Castilian, Rose of Castile, Four
Seasons Rose, Quatre Saisons, R.
semperflorens Cross: R moschata x R
gallica x R fedtchenkoana
Study name:“Sierra County Centifolia”
3 NC
3 SC
‘Etoile de Hollande’
HT found rose from Sacramento, CA
1919 Verschuren
3 SW
“Dr. Peck’s 12 Avenue Smoothie”
Hybrid Bourbon
found rose from Oakland, CA
Collected by Ed Wilkinson from Dr. Peck
PLOT
‘White Maman Cochet, Cl’
Tea, Cl - 1893 Cochet
33
ROSE
4 SE
‘Lady Waterlow’
HT, Cl from Roses of Yesterday & Today,
Watsonville, CA - 1903 Nabonnand
Donated by Jean Oliva
5 NE
Gallica found rose from Columbia, CA
Possibly ‘Little Gem’
5S
‘Joasine Hanet’
Damask Perpetual found rose, Columbia CA
1847 Vibert
Study name:”Aunt Sally”
Synonym:”Portland From Glendora”
5 WC
“St. Leonard's”
1904 - Collected by Stuart Lauters
Add’l study names:”Tower Family Plot” &
6C
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
6S
HT found rose from Angels Camp, CA
Possibly Lady Mary Fitzwilliam
Original study name, “Whittle Light Pink”
AKA: “Whittle Light-pink Tea”
7N
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba Hybrid found rose from Georgetown CA
1835 Plantier
7S
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
th
4 NE
April 2015
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PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
8
"North Bloomfield Raspberry"
Hybrid Setigera found rose North
Bloomfield, Nevada County, CA
Study synonym “Raspberry Ripples”
14 N
“Spice”
Donated by the Bermuda Rose Society
Synonyms:”Bermuda Spice”
May be ‘Humes BlushTea-Scented China’
9N
‘Mme Antoine Mari’
Tea
1901 Mari
Donated by Lynn Schweissinger
14 S
9S
‘Manettii’
1835 Rivers
Synonyms:R. Manettii, R. x noisettiana
Manettii NOTE: common root stock
Species
Ancient; Southern Europe and eastward to
Turkey & the Caucasus; naturalized in Spain,
Portugal and North America.
Synonyms: ‘Apothecary’s Rose’, ‘Red
Rose of Lancaster’
15 N
Hybrid Rugosa
1950 Bugnet
"Sarah's Grandmother"
Noisette found rose from Tennessee
Possibly ‘Blush Noisette’
16 N
1898 Cochet
16 S
‘Prosperity’
Hybrid Musk, 1919 Pemberton
Donated by Fred Boutin from Phil Edinger
‘Complicata’
Gallica found rose
Ancient
Donated by Stuart Lauters (?)
16 SE
“Belfield”
Poss: ‘Slater’s Crimson China’
‘Paul Ricault’
1845 Portemer
17 C
Hybrid Foetida
Found rose from Virginia City, NV
1830 Harison
Probably ‘Harison’s Yellow’
17 N
R. foetida persiana
Hybrid Foetida
Ancient Persian rose brought to Europe in
1837
Donated by Christine Tweet
17 S
R. foetida persiana
Hybrid Foetida
found rose from Valley Springs; donated by
Irina Schabram
Synonym: R x hansonii, ‘Yellow Rose of
Texas’ Original ID: ‘Harison’s Yellow’
10 N
10 S
11 N
11 S
12
Species
Found in China in 1908 by E. H. Wilson
Syn: Single Chestnut Rose
"Mendocino #2”
13 N
"Mendocino #1”
13 S
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ROSE
18 C
‘Captain Thomas’
HT, Cl
1935 Thomas
18 NE
‘Dawn Crest’
Hybrid Soulieana-Moss
Donated by Janelle Michel/Jeri Jennings
18 SE &
18 SW
‘La Marne’
Polyantha
1915 Barbier, donated by Fred Boutin
‘Mlle Cécile Brunner’
Polyantha
1881 Ducher
19 N
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
26 N
Hybrid Perpetual
1864 Liabaud
27 N
"Upper Lake Cemetery Pink"
HP found rose from Upper Lake CA
28 C
“Indica Major”
Odorata found rose from Grass Valley, CA
Study name: “John Family Legacy”
29 N
‘Alba semi-plena’
Alba found rose obtained from Montana
Syns: White Rose of York, R. alba semiplena
29 S
‘Alba Maxima’
Alba found rose from Placer Co
Study name: “Dutch Flat Alba” <1867
Syns:’White Rose of York’, ‘Jacobite Rose’
20
‘Garisenda’
Hybrid Wichurana, 1911 Bonfiglioli
21 S
‘Mons. Tillier’
Tea
1891 Bemaix
23
Tea found rose
1880 Nabonnand
30 N
‘La Nymphe’
Noisette found rose
Donated by Fred Boutin/Phil Edinger
Study names: “Not La Nymphe”, “Gilliam
Cemetery”
24 N
R. banksiae var. normalis ‘Linda Street’
Species found rose from Davis, CA
1796 introduced from Central & Western
China - Donated by Daisy Mah
Syns: ‘Banksiae Normalis’
31 N
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba hybrid found rose from Grass Valley
Study name:"Ogden Family Legacy"
30 S
24 S
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
semperflorens
fedtchenkoana
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba Hybrid found rose from Heritage Rose
1835 Plantier
32 N
‘Pink Pet’
1928 Lilley
32 S
"Magnolia Cemetery China"
China found rose from Houston, TX
Donated by Fred Boutin/Conrad Tipps
Tea rose found in Grass Valley, CA
1900 Bernide
Study name:”Mitchell Family”
25 S
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PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
33 N
"Sawyer Plot Tea"
39 N
‘Marie D’Orléans’ NOT
Tea found rose from Petaluma, CA
33 S
Hybrid Tea from Petaluma, CA
1890 Pernet-Ducher
39 S
‘Mistress Bosanquet’
Bourbon found rose from Yolo County
1832 Laffay
Study name: “Mme Breon”
34 C
‘Mary Queen of Scots’
Hybrid spinosissima
nd (c 1921)
40 N
HP from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft. Bragg
1864 Liabaud
‘Mme Lombard’
Tea
1878 Lacharme
40 S
China found rose from Nevada City CA
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse
Donated by Don Gers/Carl Luhn
41 N
‘Mme Angélique Veysset’
HT from Placerville, CA
1890 Veysset
Collected by Ed wilkinson
Synonym: ‘Striped La France’
41 S
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Mission San Antonia
de Padua, CA
1840 Marcheseau
Donated by Fred Boutin; collected by Pat
Stone , Jamestown, CA
42 C
‘Celestial’
Alba found rose from Nevada City, CA <1797
Study name:"Paladini Family Legacy"
43 NE &
43 NW &
43 SW
‘Napoléon’
China
c 1835 Laffay. Donated by Fred Boutin
44 N
‘Cels Multiflora’
Tea found rose from Morgan Hill, CA
1836 Hardy/Cels
Study name: “Mt. Hope Cemetery”
44 S
HP found rose from Rutherford, Napa Co
1861 Granger
Study name:”St. Helena Cemetery HP”
34 N
34 S
"Roseville Noisette"
Noisette found rose from Roseville, CA
NOTE: planted prior to 1996
35 N
35 S
HP found rose from Santa Barbara
Collected by Hetty Shurtleff; donated by Jeri
Jennings
36 N
‘Louis Philippe’
China, 1834 Guerin
36 S
37 N &
37 S
‘Le Pactole’
Tea found rose from Sonora, CA
1845 Miellez
38 N &
38 S
Mlle. Cécile Brűnner
Polyantha found rose Columbia State Park
1881 Ducher, collected by Fred Boutin
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45 N
45 S
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
semperflorens
fedtchenkoana
"Peña Red"
HT found rose from Vacaville, CA
collected by Carl Luhn
46 N
China (Bourbon) rose from Heritage Rose
1897 Geschwind
46 S
Noisette found rose from Tuolumne Co
1817 Noisette
48 N
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
51 S
‘Duc de Cambridge’
Damask found rose from Elk Grove, CA
Laffay 1841 <1800?
Collected by Patty Knowlton?
Study names: “Paul Ricault” & “Paul Ricault
Lafayette”
52 NE
‘Réve d'Or’
Noisette found rose
1869 Ducher
NOTE: second plant is clone of first
52 NW
Tea-Noisette from Muriel Humenick
1817 Noisette
52 SE
‘Cramoisi Supérieur’
China found rose from Ft. Ross State Park
1832 Coquereau
52 SW
53 N
‘Jean Bach Sisley’
China - 1889 Dubreuil
53 S
‘Papa Gontier’
Tea found rose from Knights Ferry, CA
1883 Nabonnand, collected by Fred Boutin
48 S
1898 Cochet
54
49 S
‘Maman Cochet’
Tea found rose from Coulterville, CA
1893 Cochet - Collected by Fred Boutin
“Banskiae seedling”
Unknown
54 N
‘Banshee’
Shrub found rose from Don Gers in TN
1773, donated by Carl Luhn
Orig ID’d as ‘Manettii’
Floribunda found rose from Calaveras
County. Prop by Florida Southern College,
54 W
‘Double White’
Hybrid spinossissima
Synonyms: ‘Double Scotch White’, ‘Double
White Bumey’, ‘Double White Scots’
55 N
‘Manettii’
1835 Rivers
Synonyms: R. Manetti, R. x noisettiana
50 N
50 S
‘Niles Cochet’
51 N
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ROSE
55 S
"Williams Family Legacy"
Tea found rose from Nevada City, CA
Possibly ‘Mme Joseph Schwartz’
57
“Hubner Plot”
Tea found rose from Stockton
Possibly ‘Rubens’
April 2015
PLOT
ROSE
65 C
‘Paul Ricault’
1845 Portemer
Donated by Patty Knowlton
66 N
Odorata found rose from small Elk Grove
Cemetery <1811
Synonym: FPI 22449 (Meyer import)
Originally thought to be ‘Fun Jwan Lo’
Poss: ‘Indica Major’
58 EC
"Hooper Family Legacy"
China found rose from Grass Valley, CA
58 NE
‘Surf Rider’
Shrub
1968 Holmes
66 SW
‘The Bishop’ (?)
Hybrid china
1799 unknown
Synonym: L’eveque
58 SEC
67 N
58 SSE
Hybrid china found rose from Julian, CA
Propagated by Jack Olson
‘Marie Louise’
Damask from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
<1813 - Donated by Demits & Hopper
67 S
‘Golden Ophelia’
HT found rose - 1918 Cant
68 N
‘Isobel’
HT found rose from Woodland, CA
1916 McGredy
collected by Carl Luhn/Muriel Humenick
Study name:”Woodland Single Pink”
68 SE
HP found rose from Georgetown, CA
1894 Woodhouse
69 N
HP found rose from Nevada City, CA
Poss: ‘Géant des Batailles’
Poss: Rose of Many Names
69 S
‘Belle de Crécy’
Gallica from Phil Edinger
1829 Hardy
70 N
‘Comtesse de Murinais’
Moss rose from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
1843 Vibert
60
‘Indica Major’
Study name: "San Andreas Odorata #1"
61
‘Indica Major’
"San Andreas Odorata #2"
Tea rose found in City Cemetery, Sacto
1900 Bernide
62
‘Montezuma’
Grandiflora
1955 Swim
Propagated by Karen Jefferson
Original planted by family
63 N
HT preexisting rose – not part of collection
Possibly ‘Montezuma’
63 S
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ROSE
70 S
"Disani Family Legacy"
Unknown found rose from Nevada City CA
71 N
‘Pink Soupert’
Polyantha
1896 Dingee. Donated by Fred Boutin
71 S
‘Eglantine’
Poly found rose from Sonora, CA
1930 S & N
73 C
"Pink Cup"
HP found rose from Heritage Rose Garden,
Ft. Bragg, donated by Demits & Hopper
‘Green Rose’
China rose
Syn: R chinensis viridiflora, Viridiflora
74 N
74 S
China found rose from Nevada City Ca
Possibly Hermosa <1837
76
‘Rosette Delizy’
Tea, 1922 Nabonnand
77 S
Tea found rose from Georgetown, CA
1880 Schwartz
Tea
1910 Lowe & Shawyer
79 S
China/Tea
Found rose from Calaveras, Co
Donated by Laura Hughes in memory of
Michael Edward Manning
Possibly ‘Queen Mab’
80 C
Tea rose
1900 Bernide
81
39
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
82
Tea rose from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
83
‘Autumn Damask’
<1819
semperflorens
fedtchenkoana
84
‘Manettii’
Noisette found rose from Esparto, CA
1835 Rivers
Synonyms:R. Manetti, R. x noisettiana
Manetti - NOTE: common root stock
85 NE
‘White Pearl in Red Dragon's Mouth’
China from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
Ancient - Donated by Demits & Hopper
Possibly: ‘Slater’s Crimson China’
Synonym:Chi long han zhu
85 SE
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Sebastopol CA
1840 Marcheseau
86 N
‘Gipsy Boy’
Bourbon from Heirloom Old Garden Roses,
1909 Geschwind
Synonyms: Zigeunerknabe, Gypsy Boy
86 S
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Georgetown CA
1840 Marcheseau
Study Name “Legacy of Catarina King”
87 C
‘Buff Beauty’
Hybrid Musk
1939 Bentall - Donated by Muriel Humenick
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‘Charles de Mills’
Gallica
1840 Laffay
Possibly from Rosarie de l’Hay?
88 S
89
R. eglanteria
Species found rose from Columbia, CA
<1551 native from Europe to central Asia;
naturalized in eastern US and parts of CA
Syns: R. rubiginosa, ‘Eglantine’,
‘Sweetbriar’
‘Russelliana’
<1837 - collected by Fred Boutin
Syns: ‘Russell’s Cottage Rose’, ‘Old
Spanish Rose’, ‘Souvenir de la Bataille de
Marengo’
90 N
91
R. cinnamomea
Species
<1600 native to Central & Eastern Europe
Centifolia rose from Minnesota
<1799 Shailer
93 S
‘Russelliana’
<1837
Collected by Muriel Humenick
Synonyms: ‘Russell’s Cottage Rose’, ‘Old
Marengo’
94 NE
94 SW
‘Jim Henley’
Hybrid Moschata
Seedling found in Cemetery c2006
Study name: “Cemetery Musk Seedling”
95
‘Mme Lombard’
Tea
1878 Lacharme
96 N
‘La France’, Cl
Found HT, Cl from Plymouth, CA
1893 Henderson
Collected by Kathryn Mackenzie
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97 NE
“Single Cream”
Spinossissima
Unknown
97 W
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
98 CW
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
Tip rooted from 098 NE
98 SW
‘Doorenbos Selection’
H. Spinossissima
Donated by Cliff Orient, Eurodesert Roses
98 NE
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
98 SC
‘Carnea Plena’
1826?
Donated by Kathryn Mackenzie
100 S
‘Général Jacqueminot’
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Columbia
1853 Roussel
101
"Anna's Durham Bourbon"
Hybrid Bourbon found rose from Durham, CA
Collected by Julie Maitland
Poss: ‘Great Western’
102
‘Mutabilis’
China
<1894 - Donated by Daisy Mah
Synonyms: ‘Butterfly Rose’ &
R. chinensis mutabilis
‘Yesterday’
Floribunda
1974 Harkness
Synonym: ‘Tapis d’Orient’
103 NE
103 NW
40
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‘Burbank’
Tea from Heritage Rose Garden,
Ft. Bragg, CA
1900 Burbank
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103 SE
‘White Pet’
Polyantha from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
1897 Henderson
422 NE
‘Silver Moon’
H Wichurana found rose
1910 Van Fleet
Study name: “Willis Howard”
Thought to be dead; came back to life
103 SW
‘Green Rose’
China rose
422 NW
"Ugly Little White Moss"
Moss found rose
Study name per Bill Grant.
Misidentified as ‘Tour de Malakoff’
Poss. ‘Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux’
104 N
‘Rubens’
Tea
1859 Robert/Moreau
Donated by Carl Luhn/Malcolm Manners
422 SE
‘E Veyrat Hermanos’
Tea, Cl
1895 Bemaix, Donated by Denise Gilmer
Synonym: ‘Pillar of Gold’
"Pale Buff Tea"
Tea found rose from Georgetown CA
423 NE
‘Gruss an Aachen’
Floribunda
1909 Geduldig
Synonym: ‘Salut d’Aix la Chapelle’
423 NW
‘Plate-Bande’
Polyantha
1887 Lille
Study name:”Fairy Rose”
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Jacksonville OR
1840 Marcheseau
423 SW
1880 Nabonnand
‘Roundelay’
HT found rose from Butte City, CA
1954 Swim
Study name:”Bernard Ranch”
426 NE
Tea from U.C. Berkeley Botanic Garden,
Berkeley, CA
1910 Lowe & Shawyer
426 NE
‘Reine Marie-Henriette’
HT, Cl
1878 Levet
Planted with ‘Lady Hillingdon’
"57th & Elvas Pink"
Hybrid Perpetual rose found: E. Sacramento
Collected by Mike Elm
104 S
China found rose from Sonora, CA
106
107
108
‘Hermosa’
China found rose from Angels Camp, CA
1840 Marcheseau - Collected by Fred Boutin
109
WEST BED
421 SE
Species - Donated by Jeri Jennings
426 NW
421 SW
Bourbon found rose from Julian, CA
426 SE
41
Tea found rose from Florida
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426 SW
‘Bengale Centefeuille’
China from Vintage
1804 M. Cartier
432 NE
"Vina Banksia"
Hybrid Banksiae found rose from Vina, CA
Synonym: ”Vina Banks”
427 NE
"Tall Hammil"
Tea found rose from El Dorado Co
Collected by Sherri Berglund;
Don by B & B Nursery
432 NW
"El Dorado Short Moss"
Moss found rose from Placerville, CA
432 SE
‘William Lobb’
Moss
1855 Laffay
432 SW
‘Sparrieshoop’
Shrub found rose from Jackson, CA
1953 Kordes
Study name:”Gerbe Rose”
433 NW
"Moser Pink Striped"
Tea found rose from Mokelumne Hill, CA
Possibly ‘Rainbow’
433 SE
‘Réve d'Or’
1869 Ducher
NOTE: Clone of plant in 52 NE
433 SW
‘Rainbow’
Tea found rose from Amador County
1889 sievers
NOTE: sport of ‘Papa Gontier’
434
Modern Roses – private plot
435 NE
HT found rose from El Dorado Hills CA
1890 Pernet-Ducher
Study name: “Short Hammil”
435 NW
‘Duchess of Portland’
Damask Perpetual <1800
Celebration of Roses, El Cerrito
Donated by Pam Myczek
Syn: Portland Rose
435 SE
"Tylor Carll"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose: Angels Camp
427 NW
"Paul’s Single White”- NOT
Unknown found rose from UC Berkeley
Botanic Garden
427 SE
‘Dupuy Jamain’
Hybrid Perpetual
1868 Jamain
427 SW
‘Banshee’
Shrub found rose from Great Grandmother
Dockery – covered wagon from Missouri to
Arkansas, Texas, c1850
1773 Donated by Shelly Bryant
Study name: “Dockery Rose”
428 SE
Tea, Cl, 1898 Bernaix
428 NE
R. californica
Species rose found at Rich Bar, CA
Native from Oregon to Baja California
Study name:”Rich Bar Jungle”
429 NE
"Homestead Pink"
Possibly La Reine Family
429 NW
"Nellie Francis Bader"
China found rose from Butte County, CA
Probably “Ragged Robin” family
"Cheshire Red”
China found rose from Butte Co, CA
429 SE
429 SW
42
"Rosa Lamb"
Damask found rose from Butte Co, CA
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435 SW
"Malespino Red"
Bourbon/HT found rose from Angels Camp
437 NE
‘Lamarque’
Tea-Noisette found rose from Butte Co.
1830
Study name:”Jose Martin”
437 NW
437 SE
437 SW
440 NE
440 NW
440 SE
440 SW
441 NE
441 NW
43
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441 SE
"Placerville White Noisette"
Noisette found rose from Placerville CA via B
& B Nursery (Sherri Berglund)
Study names: “Zeisz White”, “Joseph Zeisz”
441 SW
“Like Lamarque”
Noisette found rose from Sacramento’s
Historic Cemetery
443
Modern Roses – private plot
445 NE
Bourbon
1851 Pradel
Unknown source
445 NW
‘La Ville de Bruxelles’
1836 Vibert
Damask from Beales Roses
Donated by Joyce Demits
445 SE
‘John Hopper’
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Chico, CA
1852 Ward
Study name: “B & B Pink Cabbage”
‘Hoffmann von Fallersleben’
Hybrid Musk
1917 Lambert
445 SW
‘Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux’
Moss found rose from Butte, CA
<1837 Laffay - collected by Barbara Oliva
Sport of Autumn Damask – triparental origin
Study name: “Willis Howard Moss”
Hybrid Perpetual
Found by Barbara Oliva in a pasture in
Cherokee, CA
446 NW
‘Alika’
Gallica rose from <1800
Synonym: ‘Rose Pavot’
"Forest Ranch PomPom"
HP rose found on homesite east of Chico
446 SE
"John Hufford"
Damask found rose
Possibly Autumn Damask family
Unknown found rose - North San Juan CA
446 SW
"Westside H.P”
Hybrid Perpetual found rose; Vintage
447 NE
Species found rose from the Sacramento
City Cemetery, Sacramento, CA
1807 introduced by Kerr from China
Synonym: ‘White Lady Banks’, R. banksiae
alba plena
"Newville Cemetery Rose"
Gallica found rose from B & B Nursery
Synonym: “Little Red Runaround”
‘Tausendschon’
Hybrid multiflora found rose from
Georgetown, CA
1906 Schmidt - Collected by Barbara Oliva
Study name:”Greenwood Pink”
"Mary Lawrence's Shell Rose"
Hybrid China found rose
Noisette found rose from
Camptonville, CA
"Barbara's White Poly"
Polyantha found rose from Placerville
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447 SE
ROSE
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Garberville
Collected by Jeri Jennings
447 SW
‘La Nymphe’?
Noisette found rose
448 SE
‘Le Grande Capitain’
Bourbon, found rose obtained from Vintage
Gardens
In commerce as: ‘Eugene de Beauharnais’
448 SW
Hyb Perpetual found rose from Denver, CO
453 NE
‘Archduke Charles’
China found rose
<1837 Laffay
Study name: “Ruth Norwood”
April 2015
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458 NE
458 NW
ROSE
"Rusty’s Angels Camp Orange”
HT, Cl found rose from Angels Camp CA
collected by Judy Dean
Original Study Name:“Dr. Kelley’s Tea”
2nd Study name: “Marlowe Soft Orange”
Possibly: ‘Royal Sunset’
‘Superb Tuscan’
Gallica
<1837 Rivers
458 SE
"West Point Super Moss"
Moss found rose from West Point CA
(Calaveras County)
458 SW
“Mystery Rose”
Moss
459 NW
‘Alba Maxima’
Alba found rose from Roseville, CA
Collected by Jane Glaser 6/2005
Collected from mother-in-law’s home. Plant
started in NY, crossed the prairies in wagon
train to Cherry Creek, NV, then to Roseville
Synonym: ‘Jacobite Rose’
459 SW
"Gilbert Plot"
HP found rose from North San Juan in
Nevada County
Collected by Cass Bernstein?
May be “Rose of Many Names”
460 NE
‘Yesterday's Garden’
Shrub rose from Michael’s Roses,
Sacramento, CA
1993 Moore Reg name: MORshakrug
453 NW
Sempervirens found rose from Mokelumne
Hill CA
Possibly ‘Felicite et Perpetue’
453 SE
“David Wilson”
China found rose from Butte Co
NOTE: similar to ‘Hermosa’
453 SW
"Mary Mead Hot Pink"
Tea found rose from Downieville
454 EC
‘Inermis Morletii’
Boursault from HRF raffle 2005
1883 Morlet
460 NW
"Requa Homesite"
HP found rose from Laytonville CA
Collected by Joyce Demits; donated by Jeri
Jennings
Hybrid china rose found Hayward, CA
<1837 Collected by Laura Knox
‘Pink Cameo’
Mini, Cl
1954 Ralph Moore; Donated by Fred Boutin
460 SW
‘Mme Plantier’
Alba Hybrid from Michael’s Roses,
1835 Plantier
461 NE
‘Hiawatha’
Hybrid multiflora
1904 Walsh
454 NE
454 SE
454 SW
44
"44th Street Tricolor"
Polyantha found rose from East Sacramento
Collected by Bill Harp
Possibly ‘Ellen Poulsen’
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461 NW
"25th & G Hybrid Perpetual"
461 SE
‘Minnehaha’
Hybrid Wichurana from Vintage Gardens
1905 Walsh
461 SW
462 NE
Hybrid Rugosa
1950 Bugnet
‘Russelliana’
Hybrid multiflora found rose near
Camptonville, CA
Study name: "Sleighville China #2"
Synonyms: ‘Russell’s Cottage Rose’, ‘Old
Marengo’
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April 2015
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466 NW
Hybrid Perpetual
466 SE
Tea, Cl found rose
466 SW
Tea found rose from Highway 49
‘Mme Lombard’ family
467 NW
"Bud Jones"
467 SE
"Standiford Moss"
Moss found rose from El Dorado Co
467 SW
Hybrid Perpetual from Novato, CA
462 SE
"Tamalpais Homestead Tea"
471 SW
462 SW
‘Aimée Vibert’
Noisette found rose from Sacramento
Historic City Cemetery
1828 Vibert
‘Fortuniana’
Hybrid Banksiae - 1850 introduced
Synonym: R. x fortuniana
472 NE
‘Regulus’
Tea rose from SJ Heritage Rose Garden
1860 Moreau-Robert
“Tina Marie”
Sport of “Grandmother’s Hat”
472 NW
"Rosa Davey"
Tea/HT rose from Placerville, CA
‘Mrs. Dudley Cross’
Tea rose from Sequoia Nursery
1908 Paul
472 SE
“McCarty Plot”
Hybrid Perpetual found rose: Nevada City
Possibly “Rose of Many Names:
472 SW
‘Mrs. B. R. Cant’
Tea from Sequoia Nursery
1901 Cant
Synonym: ‘Mrs. Benjamin R. Cant’
474 NC
Polyantha
Found rose donated by Jackie Schmidt
Possibly ‘Eugenie Larnesch’
464 NE
464 NW
464 SE
‘Great Maidens Blush’
Alba <1550
464 SW
"New Orleans Cemetery Rose"
Bourbon found rose from New Orleans, LA
Collected by Maureen Detweiler
Possibly ‘Pierre de St. Cyr’
NOTE: rose survived Katrina Hurricane
466 NE
China, Cl found rose from near Lijiang, China
by Phillips and Rix
45
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474 NE
474 SE
ROSE
“Grandmother's Hat"
Donated by Sequoia Nursery
Syns: ‘Barbara Worl’ & “Grandma’s Hat”
Possibly ‘Cornet’
‘Sombreuil’
Large-flowered Climbing found rose from
Cloverdale, CA
Collected by Phil Edinger
Synonym: ‘Colonial White’
479 NW
‘Mlle. de Sombreuil’
Tea
1851 (1850) Robert
479 SE
HP from Nevada County, CA
1842 Desprez
Collected by Mel Hulse & donated by Cass
Bernstein
Study name: “Linsley Plot Pink”
479 SW
‘Jackie’
Mini, Cl found rose from Winters, CA
1957 Ralph Moore. Collected by Carl Luhn
Study name:”Yellow Mini Climber”
480 NE
‘Catherine Mermet’
Tea
1869 Guillot fils
480 NW
"Coulterville Red"
HP found rose from Mariposa Co
480 SE
‘La Marne’
Polyantha
1915 Barbier
480 SW
‘Pâquerette’
Polyantha from Berkeley, CA
1875 Guillot fils
ID by Fred Boutin
Study name: “McGee St. White Poly”
481 SE
‘La France’
HT found rose from Galt, CA
1867 Guillot fils
481 SW
China
475 NW
"Lt Pink semi-double"
T/HT found rose from Placerville, CA
475 SE
"Cream pink"
Tea found rose from Placerville, CA
Collected by Barbara Oliva 2005
476 EC
"New Oldfield HT"
HT found rose
EAST BED
“Serna House”
China found rose from Calaveras County
“Frank Dorroh”
China/Bengale/Miniature
476 SE
“Mableton Rouletii”
Miniature china found rose from Santa Rosa
476 NW
"Dr. Kelley"
HP found rose from Angels Camp, CA
Possibly ‘Paul Neyron’
476 SW
"Benny Lopez"
Damask Perpetual, found in Santa Barbara
Collected by Ingrid Wapelhorst
46
ROSE
479 NE
‘Sophie’s Perpetual’
Bourbon/China
476 NE
PLOT
“Louise Ave.”
HT found rose
Possibly ‘Snowbird’
475 NE
475 SW
April 2015
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481 W
‘Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria’
Hybrid Tea
1891 Lambert
From Sequoia Nursery
487 NW
‘Mlle. Marie Dauvesse’
Hybrid Perpetual
1861 Vigneron
482 NW
‘Soleil d'Or’
Hybrid Foetida
1901 Pernet-Ducher
From Berling Leong
487 SE
"Peña Cabbage"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Vacaville
487 SW
482 SW
‘Cardinal de Richelieu’
Gallica
1840 Laffay
Donated by Phil Edinger
‘Louise Odier’
Bourbon
1851 Margottin
488 NE
483 NW
"Petite Pink"
Shrub found rose
Study synonym: “Petite Pink Scotch”
‘Poulsen’s Pearl’
Floribunda from Sequoia Nursery, Visalia
1949 Poulsen
488 NW
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse
488 NW
‘Setina’
China, Cl
1879 Henderson
Planted near ‘Champion of the World’
488 SE
“Goubault”
Tea found rose
Donated by Ed Wilkinson/Gers & Tallman
Possibly: ‘Le Vesuve’ or ‘Le Sylphide’
488 SW
"Pickering Centifolia"
489 NW
& 489
SW
‘Perle d’Or’
Polyantha
1883 Rambaux
Donated by Mayor Anne Rudin
490 EC
Noisette found rose
Donated by Karen Jefferson
Syn: “Faded Pink Monthly”
490 NE
“De Laurenti”
Bourbon found rose
Altaville, CA
483 SE
Tea
Found rose donated by Jill Perry
483 SW
HP found rose from Napa Co
1861 Granger
Study name:”Legacy of Rosa Sheehan”
484 NW
‘Orange Elf’
Miniature, Cl
1959 Moore
486 EC
486 NE
‘Reine Victoria’
Bourbon
1872 Schwartz
HT found rose from Calaveras County
Donated by Rusty Roleri
Study name: “Rusty’s NOT Dainty Bess”
"Goheen"
Shrub found rose
Possibly ‘Kathleen Ferrier’
487 C
487 NE
47
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse - Donated by Fred Boutin
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ROSE
490 NW
‘Safrano’
Tea
1839 Beairegard. Donated by Cliff Orent
495 NW
"Unknown From Plot 97”
Hybrid China (?) found rose
(No information on this one)
490 SE
"Setzer Noisette"
Noisette found rose
495 SW
HP found rose
492 C
R. moschata hybrid
Seedling from Vintage Gardens
496 SE
“Sanguinea NOT”
China
Syns: “Winecup” & ‘Purpurea’
497 C
‘Clio’
Hybrid Perpetual
1894 Paul - From Miriam Wilkins
497 NE
‘Frau Hedwig Koschel’
Polyantha
1921 Mynch & Haufe
Sport of ‘Ellen Poulson’
497 NW
"Miriam's Pink Powder Puff"
HP rose from Wilkins, England
497 SE
Donated by Janelle Michel; propagated from
cutting via Celebration of Old Roses
497 SW
‘Augustine Guinoisseau’
HT found rose on O Street, Sacramento
1889 Guinoisseau
Collected by Ken Turner
Study name: “O St. Light Pink”
499 NE
“R. Moschata 'Temple Musk'”
Species found rose sport of R. Moschata
From Charlotte, NC
499 NW
&
499 SE
1884 Guillot fils
499 SW
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Union City
1842 Desprez
Study name: “Spiny HP”
492 NE
492 NW
492 SE
492 SW
Tea rose
1900 Bernide
Donated by Carl Luhn/Warren Roberts
Tea-Noisette found rose - Manchester, CA
Collected by Joyce Demits
‘Paul Neyron’
HP found rose from Davis, CA
1869 Levet
Study name: “Peña Pink HP”
‘Celestial’
Alba found rose from Greenmantle Nursery,
Garberville, CA
<1797
493 NE
‘Susan Louise’
Tea. 1929 Adams
Donated by Tom Liggett
493 NW
‘Sally Holmes’
Shrub/Hybrid Musk
1976 Holmes
493 SE
Hybrid gigantea found rose
From Mike McGilvray; prop by Janelle Michel
Possibly ‘Sénateur Amic’
495 NE
‘La Marne’
Polyantha
1915 Barbier
48
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500 NE
Hybrid moschata, Cl found rose from
Jamestown in Mendocino Co.
Donated by Heritage Rose Garden, San Jose
500 NNE
‘Hanseat’
Shrub found rose
1961 Tantau
Study name:”Medium Single Pink”
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
502 SE
‘Green Rose’
China found rose from Yankee Hill, CA
502 SW
‘Crépuscule’
Tea-Noisette from Vintage Gardens
1904 Dubreuil
504 NE
‘Mme Jules Bouchet’
HT found rose from Bayview
1911 Crobier
Study name:”White T/HT from Bayview”
500 NW
‘The Pearl’
Hybrid Banksiae
1961 Mansuino
Registered name: ‘Purezza’
504 NW
500 SSE
R. moschata
Species rose from HRF raffle: Florida
Ancient rose from North Africa and around
the Mediterranean
Study name:”Graham Stewart Thomas
Musk”
HT found rose from Fairfield South, Solano
County CA
1890 Pernet-Ducher
504 SE
Species
1816 introduced from China
Synonym: R. lutescens
Study name: "White HP from Bayview"
504 SW
Tea found rose from El Dorado
Collected by John Birsner
Probably Mme Lombard family
505 NE
"Redding Street"
HT found rose from Oakland, CA
Possibly ‘Gay Princess’
505 NW
Tea-Noisette found rose--Half Moon Bay, CA
collected by Laura Knox/Ed Wilkinson
505 SW
Tea/HT found rose from Sonora, CA
(old site, possibly a cemetery)
Donated: Fred Boutin
507 C
Unknown found rose from New Jersey
500 SW
501 NE
501 SE
‘Blanche de Belgique’
Alba
1817 Vibert
Synonym: ‘Blanche Superbe’
"# 42"
Hybrid multiflora found rose
Donated by Laura Knox from Celebration of
Roses in El Cerrito
502 C
Tea found rose from Vintage Gardens
Propagated from 530 SE by Karen Jefferson
502 NE
China found rose: Murphys, Calaveras Co.
Orig. study name:"Grenitta Red China"
‘Mme Driout’
Tea, Cl
1902 Thirat
502 NW
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ROSE
507 NE
‘Le Vesuve’
China rose from Vintage Gardens
1825 Laffay
507 NW
‘Pompon Blanc Parfait’
Alba from U. C. Berkeley, CA
1876 Verdier
507 SE
‘Burbank’
Tea found rose from Santa Rosa, CA
Study name: “Burbank NOT”
508 E
‘Coupe d'Hébé’
Bourbon
1840 Laffay - Donated by Linda Street
508 NW
‘Mme Zöetmans’ (‘Mme Sostmann’)
Damask found rose from Altaville, CA
1830 Marest
508 SE
HT found rose from Santa Rosa by Marion
McKinsey
Donated by Don Gers & Michale Tallman
508 SW
‘American Beauty’, Cl
Hybrid Wichurana found rose from Ft. Bragg
509 NW
Hybrid Wichurana climbing rose from San
Juan Bautista
Collected by Jill Perry
Misidentified as ‘Bloomfield Courage’
509 SW
‘Lavender Lassie’
Hybrid Musk
1960 Kordes
510 NE
R. webbiana
Species
1879 introduced from Himalayan dry valleys
& Eastern Asia
510 NW
50
‘Cornelia’
Hybrid Musk
1924 Pemberton - Donated by Bill Grant
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
510 SE
"Morton Plot Pink"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Placerville
510 SW
Moss found rose from Miriam Wilkins
Possibly: ‘Princess Adelaide’
511 C
R. soulieana
Species rose from Heritage Rose Garden, Ft.
Bragg, CA
1896 introduced from Sichuan, China, mainly
in Min River valley. - Donated by Laura Knox
511 NE
Species found rose from Ft. Bragg, CA
R. multiflora is native to China, Japan, Korea
511 NW
‘American Beauty’, Cl
Hybrid Wichurana from Sequoia Nursery
511 SE
"Mrs. Woods Lavender Pink"
Noisette found rose from Heritage Rose
Gardens, Ft. Bragg, CA
512 N
‘Souvenir d'un Ami’
Tea found rose from Camp Meeker, CA
1846 Bélot-Defougére
Study name: ”Souvenir de Graton”
512 S
‘Ducher’
China found rose from Georgetown, CA.
1869 Ducher
512 SW
‘General John Pershing’
Found rose from Altaville CA
513 C
‘Mme Jules Gravereaux’ - NOT
Tea from Antique Rose Emporium, Brenham,
TX - Donated by Laura Knox
513 NE
Polyantha
1919 Leenders
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ROSE
513 NW
Tea found rose from Oakland, CA
1910 Lowe & Shawyer
Study name:”37th St. Apricot”
513 SE
China found rose from Adina, TX
513 SW
“Saluda Musk”
Species: R. moschata
Found by Ruth Knopf in Saluda, S. Carolina
Only R. moschata found in SC
Donated by Malcolm Manners
514 C
HP found rose from San Bernardino Co.
514 NE
Bourbon
Found rose from Nevada Co
Donated by Tamara Cerzak Johnson
Possibly ‘Rose Edouard’ or
‘Mme Isaac Periere’
514 NW
Bourbon found rose from Calaveras Co
Possibly ‘Mme Ernst Calvat’
514 SC
Hybrid China (?) found rose from Merritt
College, Oakland, CA
514 SE
“N 92 Nanjing”
China rose from China
From Vintage Roses
515 NE
China (Bourbon) rose from Vallejo, CA
1897 Geschwind
515 NW
"Single Pink China"
China found rose from Vintage Gardens
PLOT
ROSE
515 SE
‘Old Blush’
China found rose from Merritt College,
Oakland, CA
1752 (introduced from China)
Synonyms: ‘Old China Monthly’ & ‘Pallida
& Parsons’ Pink China’
515 SW
"Pink China"
China found rose from Oakland, CA
518 NE
"Purple Hybrid Perpetual"
HP found rose from Antique Rose Emporium,
518 NW
Tea, found rose from Louisiana
Collected by Cleo Barnwell
518 SE
‘Alba Odorata’
Hybrid Bracteata found rose: U.C. Berkeley
1834 Manani
518 SW
“Orange Smith”
China, found rose from North San Juan
Similar to ‘Archduke Charles’
519 W
‘Mlle. Cécile Brűnner’, Cl
Polyantha, Cl, found rose from Tuolumne Co
1894 Hosp (1904 Ardagh)
Syns: ‘Cécile Brűnner’, ‘Sweetheart Rose’
520 NE
‘Mme Berkeley’
Tea
1898 Bernaix fils
Donated by Cass Bernstein from Joyce
Demits/Peter Beales
520 SE
‘Blanchefleur’
Centifolia from U. C. Berkeley
1835 Vibert
“# 8”
Centifolia found rose
Possibly ‘Paul Ricault’
Possibly: ‘Gros Choux d'Hollande’
520 SW
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Plot Section
PLOT
ROSE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
522 E
‘Président de Sèze – NOT’
Gallica from U. C. Berkeley, CA
<1836 Hébert
527 NE
Species from Vintage Gardens
Introduced in 1894
522 W
‘Complicata’
Gallica rose - Ancient
Synonyms: H macrantha, ‘Ariara d’Algier’
527 SE
R. minutifolia
Species
Discovered in 1882 by Robert C. Parry
Donated by Alice Kingsnorth
524 NW
R. brunonii
Species hybrid found rose from
Merritt College, Oakland, CA
1822 introduced from Himalaya, Yunnan and
W. Szechuan, China
Study name:”Merritt College Noisette”
528 NE
"Eureka Lemon"
Hybrid Perpetual
Probably La Reine (1842 Laffay)
528 SE
Species
Introduced c 1770 from northeast Asia
528 SW
"Hume's Parks NOT"
Tea, China? Found rose
Original ID: “Beales Humes Blush”
529 NE
"Jay's Hudson Repeat"
Original ID: “Joy Hudson Repeat”
Study name: “Hudson Crimson”
529 NW
"Cerise Cup"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Pescadero
Poss. “Rose of Many Names”
529 SE
‘De la Grifferaie’
Hybrid multiflora found rose from Oakland
1845 Vibert - Collected by Laura Knox
Study name: “Bayview Ave. Old Rose”
530 NE
R. forrestiana
Species
1922 (1918)
Donated by Cass Bernstein from a nursery
530 NW
“Bengal Fire”
China rose from Heronswood
Donated by Bill Harp
Syn: ‘Bengal Crimson’
530 SE
Tea found rose from Sonoma County
Vintage Gardens
524 SW
525 NE
Centifolia found rose from Maryland by Nick
Webber
<1799 Shailer - Donated by Laura Knox
‘Lady Roberts’
Tea
1902 Cant
525 NW
Vintage Gardens
525 SE
L Cl found rose from Alameda Co
Possibly ‘Coral Dawn’
525 SW
"# 102"
Hybrid Bourbon found rose
526
‘Fortune's Double Yellow’
China, Cl
<1845 introduced from China
Synonyms: ‘Gold of Ophir’ & ‘Beauty of
Glazenwood’
526 SE
52
R. pomifera NOT
Species
Donated by Becky Shumway
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PLOT
ROSE
530 SW
(Vintage Gardens)
Possibly ‘Anna Olivier’
531 E
‘Mme Caroline Testout’, Cl
HT, Cl found rose from Petaluma
1901 Chauvry
Donated by Don Gers/Micahel Tallman
Study name: “Petaluma Hill Rose”
531 NW
531 SW
532 NW
532 SE
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
534 NW
‘Marie Pavié’
Polyantha
1888 Alégatiére
Synonyms: ‘Marie Pavić’, ‘Marie Paviér’
534 SE
‘Mme Isaac Péreire’
Bourbon
1881 Gareon
534 SW
Tea, Cl found rose
1898 Bernaix
Collected by Carl Luhn/Frances Grate
Study name:”Allan Plapp”
HP found rose from Amador County
Donated by Liz Hall & Kathryn Mackenzie
535 NW
‘International Herald Tribune’
Floribunda
1984 Harkness
‘Buff Beauty’
Hybrid Musk
1939 Bentall - Donated by John Dallas
535 SE
“Telegraph Ave. Hybrid China”
Hybrid China found rose from Berkeley, CA
R. pinetorum
Species native to California
Syn: The Pine Rose
535 SW
‘Pink Mermaid’
L Cl, 1940 (1960?)
donated by John Dallas
‘Reine des Violettes’ NOT
Hybrid Perpetual found rose: Grass Valley
Collected by Jean Travis
536 C
‘Dr. W. Van Fleet’/’New Dawn’
1910 Van Fleet: 1930 Dreer
Donated by Eva Butler
NOTE: sports to ‘New Dawn’
532 SW
Species (R. roxburghii in a smooth form)
Found by Carl Cato; donated by Malcolm
Manners
536 SE
533 NW
“Giannini Tea”
Tea found rose from Calaveras Co
Possibly ‘Perle des Jardins’
R. spithamea
Species found from Sonoma County
538 NE
R. roxburghii plena
Species, introduced to Europe c1814 from
China, Himalayas & Japan.
‘Aimée Vibert’
Vibert 1828
Gift from Carl Luhn via Jean Travis
538 NW
Rambler found rose from Celebration of
Roses at El Cerrito, CA
‘Hanseat’
Shrub found rose
1961 Tantau
538 SE
‘Jeanne Lajoie’
Miniature, Cl
1987 Meilland
Study names:”Pretty Polly” & “Pink
Symphony”
Synonym: ‘Jeanne LaJoie’
533 SE
533 SW
534 NE
53
‘Wooley-Dod’s Rose’
Species hybrid
R. pomifera duplex, R. villosa duplex
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PLOT
538 SW
539 C
539 NE
539 NW
539 SW
ROSE
542 SE
‘Fantin-Latour’
Centifolia from Roses of Yesterday & Today,
Watsonville, CA
<1900 - Donated by Jean Travis
"Rusty Rolleri Red"
Hybrid Perpetual found rose: San Andreas
543 NW
‘John Hopper’
1852 Ward
543 SE
”McQuistion Red”
Hybrid Perpetual - Donated by Carl Luhn
543 SW
‘Eva Teschendorff’
Polyantha found rose from East Bay
1923 Grunwald
Collected by Jean Travis/Ed Wilkinson
Study name: “Union Street”
544 C
Bourbon from Vintage Gardens
1851 Pradel
544 NE
Hybrid Perpetual found rose from Butte Co.
From B & B Nursery
544 SE
‘Coquette des Blanches’
Bourbon
1871 Lacharme
544 SW
Noisette from Louisiana
545 NE
‘St. Nicholas’
Damask
1950 Hilling, Donated by Carl Luhn
‘Pax’
Hybrid Musk
1918 Pemberton
Donated by Jean Travis (from Linda Street?)
"Rusty Rolleri Pink Double Moss"
Moss found rose from San Andreas
HT, Cl
Found rose from Altaville, CA
Possibly ‘Vicomtesse Folkestone, Cl’
‘Francesca’
Hybrid musk, 1922 Pemberton
‘Champneys' Pink Cluster’
Noisette from Vintage Gardens
1810 (c1805) Champneys
540 NW
Floribunda
Found rose collected by Fred Boutin
540 SE
‘Laneii’
Moss
1845 Laffay
Donated by John Dallas Syn: ”Lane’s Moss”
541 NW
541 SW
54
ROSE
‘Alfred de Dalmas’
Moss found rose from Ed Wilkinson
1855 Laffay - Donated by Carl Luhn
Possibly: ‘Mousseline’
540 NE
540 SW
PLOT
April 2015
‘Tausendschon’
Hybrid multiflora found rose from Chadwell,
Thomas Jefferson’s boyhood home in VA
1906 Schmidt
Donated by Carl Luhn & son
Study name:”Locust Shade”
‘Lauré Davoust’
Hybrid Multiflora
1888 Laffay
Donated by Jean Travis/Fred Boutin
Mis-ID’d as: ‘Marie Pavié’
Study Name:“Paul’s Himalayan Musk”
‘Maggie’
Bourbon
Found rose from Florida Southern College
Possibly ‘Eugene E. Marlett’
545 NW
545 SE
‘Penelope’
Hybrid Musk purchased in Canada
1924 Pemberton
Plot Section
PLOT
ROSE
Tea/Noisette
Found rose from Vintage Gardens
AKA: “Dr. Hinman”
Possibly: ‘Chromatella’
546 C
546 N
"Ferndale Red China"
China from Ferndale, CA via Vintage
Gardens
546 SE
Mini-china found rose from Calaveras Co
Came via wagon train from Arkansas in 1857
Donated by Marteen Stroud
547 NE
‘Devoniensis’
Tea, 1838 Foster
Donated by Laura Hughes
547 NW
Tea found rose from San Juan Bautista, CA
Originally ID as ‘Devoniensis’
Donated by Jeri & Clay Jennings
547 SW
China
547 W
Hybrid Bourbon
found rose from Vacaville, CA
‘Weisse aus Sparrieshoop’
Shrub
1962 Kordes
Sparrieshoop sports to pink on most canes
548 C
548 EC
Tea/Noisette found rose from Vintage
AKA “Edinger’s Solfaterre” & “Joyce’s
Unknown Noisette”
548 SW
"Rosa Lamb”
Damask found rose from Butte, CA
549 E
Tropicana-type
HT preexisting rose - not part of collection
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PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
549 N
‘Paul Neyron’
Hybrid Perpetual, pre-existing rose
1869 Levet
549 NW
‘Comtesse du Cayla’
China rose from Antique Rose Emporium, TX
1902 Guillot
549 SW
‘Souvenir de la Malmaison’
Bourbon: Roses of Yesterday and Today
1843 Beluze - Donated by Jean Travis
550 NW
‘Mrs. Charles Bell’
HT - 1917 Bell
Synonym: ’Mrs. C. J. Bell’
NOTE: sports back to ‘Radiance’
551 NE
‘Zéphirine Drouhin’
Bourbon found rose
1868 Bizot
Donated by Jean Travis (?)
Study name:”Pink Cluster-flowered”
551 SE
"Smith's Parish"
Tea/Bermuda Rose
Possibly “Fortune” c1844
CRL: ‘Fortune’s Five-Colored Rose’
551 SW
‘Schoener's Nutkana’
Hybrid Nutkana
1930 Schoener
552 SE
R. foliolosa
Species 1880 - Miriam Wilkins’ garden
Originally from Forest Farm
552 NW
R. canina
Species found rose from Virginia
<1737 native to Europe & temperate Asia;
naturalized throughout North America
Donated by Carl Luhn. Syn: Dog Rose
Study name: “Virginia Cemetery Pink”
554
‘Fabvier’
China found rose from Placerville, CA
1832 Laffay, collected by Carl Luhn
Study name:”Placerville Cemetery Red”
Plot Section
PLOT
555 NE
555 NW
555 SE
555 SW
ROSE
‘Paul Ricault’
Centifolia (H. Bourbon) found rose
1845 Portemer
Collected by Carl Luhn/Ed Wilkinson
Study name: “Hayes Stone”
"Rustler's Gold"
HT found rose from Placerville CA
collected by Alice Flores
HP found rose
1894 Woodhouse
Study name: “Brammer Stone”
"Unknown Virginia"
Unknown found rose from Virginia
donated by Carl Luhn
556 NE
‘Nymphenburg’
Hybrid Musk
1954 Kordes
556 NW
‘Killarney’
Hybrid Tea - 1898 Dickson
556 SE
‘Tipsy Imperial Concubine’
Tea
1989 (reintroduced) Le Rougetel
556 SW
R. banksiae lutea
Species
1824 introduced in England by Royal
Horticultural Society from China
Donated by Fran Clarke
Synonyms: ‘Yellow Lady Banks’, R.
banksia lutea flore pleno
FENCE & PLANTER ROSES
Fence 1
Fence 2
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Setigera Hybrid? Found rose from
Mokelumne Hill, CA
Syn: “Arcata Pink Globe”
Unknown found rose from Maryland
PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
Fence 3
Tea-Noisette found rose from Vintage
Gardens
Fence 4
Unknown climbing found rose from Florida
Collected by John Starnes
Fence 5
‘Dr. Rouges’
Tea Cl, from Vintage Gardens
1893 Schwartz - Donated by Cass Bernstein
Original: Rosarie de l’Hay, Paris, France
Fence 6
"Peggy Martin Rose"
Climbing found rose, possibly H. multiflora
From Louisiana, Hurricane Katrina survivor
Donated by Peggy Martin
Fence 7
"Castro-Breen Musk"
Hybrid Moschata
found in San Juan Bautista, CA
Donated by Mel Hulse; Possibly R. brunonii
or ‘Wedding Day’
Fence 8
Polyantha/Hybrid Wichurana found rose from
Nevada City
Fence 9
‘Ramona’
Hybrid Laevigata found rose in Glenn Co.
1913 Dietrich & Turner
Study name:”Moorhead Complicata”
Synonym: Red Cherokee
Fence 10
"Car Wash Rose"
L Cl rose found in Calaveras Co
Fence 11
‘Easlea's Golden Rambler’
1932 Easlea - Donated by Sherri Berglund
Fence 12
‘Belle Portugaise’
Hybrid gigantea from Vintage Gardens
1903 Cayeux
Fence 13
‘Mme Jules Gravereaux’
Tea, Cl, 1901 Soupert et Notting
Vintage Gardens
Fence 14
Rambler found rose
Volcano, CA
Donated by Jill Perry
Plot Section
PLOT
ROSE
Fence 15
“Ladyfingers”
Rambler found rose from Grass Valley
Fence 16
Tea rose propagated by Burlington Rose
Nursery
Fence 17
Tea, Cl
Vintage Gardens; donated by Janelle Michel
Fence 18
‘Follette’
Hybrid gigantean from Vintage Gardens
1910, Busby
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PLOT
April 2015
ROSE
Planter
near 479
Polyantha
1919 Leenders
Donated by Joan Darke
Rose
Garden
Sign
‘Pink Pet’ (2 roses)
China
1928 Lilley
Propagated by Barbara Oliva from rose in
plot 32N
Visitor’s
Center
(2 plants)
Mini-china found rose from Calaveras
County. Donated by Marteen Stroud
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Study Name Index
April 2015
This index lists study (found) names and their cemetery counterparts. Note that many roses have yet to be identified; thus
the study name and cemetery name are the same. Details on these roses can be found in the main sections of the
catalog (alphabetical by name or numeric by plot number.) NOTE: Study names are listed in quotation marks.
Plot
525 SW
501 SE
520 SW
461 NW
513 NW
454 SW
426 NW
546 SE & Visitor’s Center
481 SW
531 NW
101
518 NW
5S
440 NE
445 SW & 544 NE
441 NW
1S
51 N & 52SW
Fence 4
529 SE
528 SW
163 E
476 SW
14 N
423 SW
555 SE
467 NW
507 SE
Garden Sign & 32 N
441 NE
Fence 10
66 N
Fence 7
509 NW
94 SW
529 NW
429 SE
513 SE
58 SEC & 466 NW
480 NW
475 SE
514 C
514 NW
490 NE
35 S
70 S
427 SW
458 NE
476 NW
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Study name
“# 102”
“# 42”
“# 8”
“25th & G Hybrid Perpetual”
“37th St. Apricot”
“44th Street Tricolor”
“57th & Elvas Pink”
“Allan Plapp”
“Anna's Durham Bourbon”
“Aunt Sally”
“B & B Pink Cabbage”
“Barbara's Pasture Rose”
“Barbara's White Poly”
“Baretta St. Amber”
“Baretta St. Bourbon”
“Barfield White Climber”
“Bayview Ave. Old Rose”
“Beales Humes Blush”
“Belfield”
“Benny Lopez”
“Bermuda Spice”
“Bernard Ranch”
“Brammer Stone”
“Bud Jones”
“Burbank NOT”
“Caldwell Pink”
“Car Wash Rose”
“Castro-Breen Musk”
“Cemetery Musk Seedling”
“Cerise Cup”
“Cheshire Red”
“Coulterville Red”
“Cream pink”
“De Laurenti”
“Disani Family Legacy”
“Dockery Rose”
“Dr. Kelley’s Tea”
“Dr. Kelley”
Name on plant in cemetery
“# 102”
“# 42”
“# 8”
Lady Hillingdon
Souvenir de MmeLéonie Viennot
Joasine Hanet
John Hopper
De la Grifferaie
“Hume’s Parks NOT”
“Belfield”
“Benny Lopez”
“Spice”
Roundelay
Champion of the World
“Bud Jones”
Burbank
Pink Pet
“Car Wash Rose”
Jim Henley
“Cerise Cup”
“Cheshire Red”
“Cream pink”
“De Laurenti”
Banshee
“Rusty’s Angel’s Camp Orange”
“Dr. Kelley”
Plot
3 SW & 547 W
525 SE
548 EC
432 NW
495 SW
539 NW
528 NE
490 EC
448 SW
107
546 N
426 SE
466 SE
440 SE
493 SE
476 EC
5 NE
447 SE
492 NW & 505 NW
421 SW
432 SW
533 NW
459 SW
30 N
487 C
488 SE
500 SSE
474 SE
539 SE
Fence 2
437 SE
502 NE
40 S
74 S
492 NW & 505 NW
Fence 14
17 C
555 NE
454 NE
508 SE
429 NE
58 EC
57
446 SE
529 NE
528 SW
529 NE
547 NW
28 C
440 SW
69 N
437 NE
441 SE
529 NE
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Study Name Index
Study name
“Edinger’s Solfaterre”
“El Dorado Short Moss”
“Eureka Lemon”
“Faded Pink Monthly”
“Fairy Rose”
“Ferndale Red China”
“Flamingo Gardens”
“Forest Ranch PomPom”
“Frank Dorroh”
“Gerbe Rose”
“Giannini Tea”
“Gilbert Plot”
“Gilliam Cemetery”
“Goheen”
“Goubault”
“Graham Stewart Thomas Musk”
“Grandmother's Hat”
“Graton Cemetery Pink Tea”
“Greenwood Pink”
“Grenitta Red China”
“Half Moon Bay Yellow,”
“Hayes Stone”
“Homestead Pink”
“Hooper Family Legacy”
“Hubner Plot”
“Hudson Crimson”
“Hume's Parks NOT”
“Jay's Hudson Repeat”
“John Family Legacy”
“John Hufford”
“Jose Martin”
“Joseph Zeisz”
“Joy Hudson Repeat”
April 2015
Coral Dawn
“Eureka Lemon”
“Mrs. Keay’s Pink Noisette”
‘Plate-Bande’
“Flamingo Gardens”
“Frank Dorroh”
“Manchester Guardian Angel”
Sparrieshoop
“Giannini Tea”
“Gilbert Plot”
La Nymphe
“Goheen”
“Goubault”
R. moschata
“Second Street Tea”
Tausendschon
Paul Ricault
“Hubner Plot”
‘Indica Major’
“John Hufford”
Géant des Batailles
Lamarque
“Placerville White Noisette”
Plot
548 EC
525 N
2 SSE
Fence 17
Fence 15
514 EC
86 S
504 SW
546 C
492 NW & 505 NW
483 SW
441 SW
479 SE
437 NW
540 SW
474 NE
475 NW
547 SW
476 SE
541 SW
32 S
502 NE
435 SW
492 NW
458 NE
437 SW
453 SW
472 SE
480 SW
543 SE
500 NNE
13 S
13 N
524 NW
510 SW
497 SE
497 NW
25 S
39 S
Fence 9
510 SE
Fence 01
453 NW
433 NW
490 EC
511 SE
44 N
458 SW
514 SE
544 SW
429 NW
475 SW
464 SW
437 NW
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Study Name Index
Study name
“Joyce’s Unknown Noisette”
“Ladyfingers”
“Legacy of Catarina King”
“Legacy of Joseph Marcellino,”
“Legacy of Rosa Sheehan”
“Like Lamarque”
“Linsley Plot Pink”
“Little Red Runaround”
“Locust Shade”
“Louise Ave.”
“Lt Pink semi-double”
“Mableton Rouletti”
“Maggie”
“Magnolia Cemetery China”
“Malespino Red”
“Marlowe Soft Orange”
“Mary Lawrence’s Shell Rose”
“Mary Mead Hot Pink”
“McCarty Plot”
“McGee St. White Poly”
“McQuistion Red”
“Medium Single Pink”
“Mendocino #1”
“Mendocino #2”
“Merritt College Noisette”
“Miriam’s Pink Powder Puff”
“Mitchell Family”
“Mme Breon”
“Moorhead Complicata”
“Morton Plot Pink”
“Moser House White Climber”
“Moser Pink Striped”
“Mrs. Woods Lavender Pink”
“Mt. Hope Cemetery”
“Mystery Rose”
“N 92 Nanjing”
“Nellie Francis Bader”
“New Oldfield HT”
“New Orleans Cemetery Rose”
“Newville Cemetery Rose”
April 2015
“Ladyfingers”
Hermosa
General Washington
“Like Lamarque”
Baronne Prevost
Tausendschon
“Louise Ave.”
“Maggie”
“Malespino Red”
“McCarty Plot”
Paquerette
Hanseat
“Mendocino #1”
“Mendocino #2”
R. brunonii
Duchesse de Brabant
Mistress Bosanquet
Ramona
Cels Multiflora
“Mystery Rose”
“N 92 Nanjing”
Plot
8
30 N
497 SW
31 N
467 SW
80 C
518 SW
42 C
104 S
5 WC
51 S
51 S
541 NW
427 NW
Fence 6
487 SE
492 SE
46 N
531 E
483 NW
483 NW
548 EC
466 NE & 544 NW
488 SW
515 SW
551 NE
73 C
538 SE
554
441 SE
Fence 3
5S
483 SE
538 SE
534 SW
518 NE
499 NE
36 N & 45 N & 106
533 SW
8
505 NE
460 NW
492 C
428 NE
464 NW
548 SW & 429 SW
35 N
555 NW
539 NE
539 C
458 NE
486 NE
453 NE
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62
Study Name Index
Study name
“North Bloomfield Raspberry”
“Not La Nymphe”
“O St. Light Pink”
“Ogden Family Legacy”
“Orange Smith”
“Paladini Family Legacy”
“Pale Buff Tea”
“Paul Ricault”
“Paul Ricault Lafayette”
“Paul’s Himalayan Musk”
“Paul’s Single White”- NOT
“Peggy Martin Rose”
“Peña Cabbage”
“Peña Pink HP”
“Peña Red”
“Petaluma Hill Rose”
“Petite Pink”
“Petite Pink Scotch”
“Phillips & Rix Pink Climbing China”
“Pickering Centifolia”
“Pink China”
“Pink Cluster-flowered”
“Pink Cup”
“Pink Symphony”
“Placerville Cemetery Red”
“Portland From Glendora”
“Pretty Polly”
“Purple Hybrid Perpetual”
“R. Moschata 'Temple Musk'“
“Ragged Robin”
“Rambler from Laura”
“Raspberry Ripples”
“Redding Street”
“Requa Homesite”
“Rich Bar Jungle”
“Rosa Davey”
“Rosa Lamb”
“Roseville Noisette”
“Rustler's Gold”
“Rusty Rolieri Pink Double Moss”
“Rusty Rolieri Red”
“Rusty’s Angels Camp Orange”
“Rusty’s Not Dainty Bess”
“Ruth Norwood”
“San Andreas Odorata #1”
April 2015
La Nymphe
Augustine Guinoisseau
Mme Plantier
“Orange Smith”
Celestial
“Pale Buff Tea”
“St. Leonard's”
Duc de Cambridge
Duc de Cambridge
Lauré Davoust
“Peña Cabbage”
Paul Neyron
“Peña Red”
Mme Caroline Testout, Cl
“Petite Pink”
“Petite Pink”
“Pink China”
Zéphirine Drouhin
“Pink Cup”
Jeanne Lajoie
Fabvier
Joasine Hanet
“Flymouth Fence Tea”
Jeanne Lajoie
Gloire des Rosomanes
R. californica
“Rosa Davey”
“Rosa Lamb”
Irish Elegance
Archduke Charles
‘Indica Major’
Plot
61
514 NE
15 N
33 N
530 SW
474 NC
539 SE
500 NE
476 NE
490 SE
435 NE
3 NC
98 SE
515 NW
462 NE
551 SE
466 SW
512 N
14 N
532 SW
499 SW
Fence 8
44 S
5 WC
467 SE
427 NE
10 S & 462 SE
532 NW
472 NE
5 WC
435 SE
422 NW
543 SW
495 NW
555 SW
27 N
63 S
432 NE
552 NW
507 C
458 SE
446 SW
530 SE
504 SE
504 NE
6S
55 S
422 NE
440 NW
68 N
479 SW
441 SE
63
Study Name Index
Study Name
“San Andreas Odorata #2”
“Sarah's Grandmother”
“Sawyer Plot Tea”
“Secret Garden Musk Climber”
“Serna House”
“Setzer Noisette”
“Short Hammil”
“Sierra County Centifolia”
“Single Cream”
“Single Pink China”
“Sleighville China #2”
“Smith's Parish”
“Souvenir de Graton”
“Spice”
“Spiny HP”
“Spring Street Peppermint Climber”
“St. Helena Cemetery HP”
“St. Leonard's”
“Standiford Moss”
“Tall Hammil”
“Telegraph Avenue Hybrid China”
“Tina Marie”
“Tower Family Plot”
“Tylor Carll”
“Ugly Little White Moss”
“Union Street”
“Unknown From Plot 97”
“Unknown Virginia”
“Upper Lake Cemetery Pink”
“Vina Banksia”
“Virginia Cemetery Pink”
“West Point Super Moss”
“Westside H.P”
“Westside Road Cream Tea”
“White HP from Bayview”
“White T/HT from Bayview”
“Williams Family Legacy”
“Willis Howard”
“Willis Howard Moss”
“Woodland Single Pink”
“Yellow Mini Climber”
“Zeisz White”
April 2015
Name on plant in Cemetery
‘Indica Major’
“Serna House”
Mme Caroline Testout
Autumn Damask
“Single Cream”
Russelliana
Souvenir d'un Ami
“Spice”
Baronne Prévost
General Washington
“St. Leonard's”
“Tall Hammil”
“Tina Marie”
“St. Leonard's”
“Tylor Carll”
Eva Teschendorff
“Vina Banksia”
R. canina
“Westside H.P”
Gloire Lyonnaise
Mme Jules Bouchet
Silver Moon
Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux
Isobel
Jackie
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Found Rose Locations
April 2015
Found Roses in the Historic Rose Garden
Many of the roses in this garden were found growing on properties around California. By far, the majority of these were
found growing in old cemeteries, with others from public gardens, private residences and farms, abandoned homesites,
and growing along roadsides. Many are 19th century or earlier varieties brought west by early pioneers, miners and
ranchers. Modern day rose rescuers seek out these living pieces of California’s botanical history with the intent to
preserve them. Sources of found roses in the Historic Rose Garden are identified here in charts and graphs.
California Found Roses by
County
Calaveras
Alameda
Nevada
Tuolumne
Sacramento
Mendocino
El Dorado
Sonoma
Butte
Amador
Yolo
Solano
Marin
Placer
Mariposa
San Mateo
San Benito
Humboldt
Yuba
Sierra
Santa Clara
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Glenn
Tehama
Stanislaus
Shasta
San Joaquin
Plumas
Napa
Monterey
Lake
Contra Costa
25
23
While many of these roses come from local areas, the
majority come from foothill counties (El Dorado,
Tuolumne, Nevada, Calaveras, Placer, etc.)
21
19
19
19
A large number come from communities settled
relatively early in California’s history (Sonoma farming
and wine country, e.g.) and from population centers
such as the Bay Area.
16
15
9
5
5
5
About thirty roses come to us from out of state and a
few out of the country. Several of the latter are from
China. Most of the Chinese roses come via stops
along the way – nurseries, private gardens, or
cemeteries. Volunteers in Texas are making the
same rose rescuing efforts as we are, hence three
from Texas appear in our collection. Others come
from travels of volunteers and from visitors to our
garden.
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
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The chart at left shows California counties in which
roses in this garden were found.
31
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Virginia
Texas
Oregon
Tennessee
Montana
Maryland
Minnesota
Louisiana
France
Florida
England
China
Bermuda
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
North…
Roses From Other States &
Countries
April 2015
This map shows found rose locations by county.
With one or two exceptions, roses were found in the
more temperate areas of Californa, in areas where
people settled in the 19th century, bringing plants
with them. Many roses were located in the foothills
in old cemeteries and abandoned mining areas.
Four counties have yielded more than twenty found
roses each; Calaveras (31), Alameda (25), Nevada
(23) and Tuolumne (21). Calaveras has several
Master Gardeners looking for roses and a number
of historic cemeteries and parks – good sites to find
roses. Alameda county includes several early parks
and two colleges where roses were among the early
plantings. Both Nevada and Tuolumne counties,
though they extend into the high Sierras, have a
number of Gold Rush settlements in their more
temperate, western areas.
Nineteen roses were found in Sacramento county,
including several in the Historic City Cemetery. Of
course, it helps that Rose Garden volunteers are
looking for roses where we live.
El Dorado county has many small cemeteries
throughout the gold mining areas of that county and
the west slope of the Sierras is temperate enough
that many roses survived without care.
During Mexican rule in California, Sonoma county
had some 27 Mexican Land Grants, many of which
were ranchos given over to planting various crops.
There are also more than 40 early cemeteries,
many with roses.
It’s also true that roses have been found where rose
hunters have looked; we “rose rescuers” visit old
cemeteries in hopes of finding lost roses. Even a
casual drive into the country may elicit a call, “Stop
the car, I see a rose!”
In some counties where no roses are listed, it may
be that others found the same rose in a different
location and only the first ‘find’ is listed. In others
(Alpine and Imperial for example) conditions may be
too extreme for roses to have survived on their own.
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Roses are found in all types of settings. More than half the found roses in the Historic Rose Garden were discovered in
old cemeteries. When someone died in the 19th or early 20th century, it was typical for grieving families to plant a rose or
other perennial at the graveside. Some of the roses now in the Historic Rose Garden are survivors and remained alive for
many years though they received no care, only seasonal rain and were often “pruned” by deer.
California Found Roses by Type of
Location
This chart shows the types of sites
at which roses now in the Historic
Rose Garden were located.
Cemetery
Church
College
Mission
Private property
Public Garden
School
State park
Street
We have found more roses in some cemeteries than others. We’ve attributed this to factors other than just size of the
cemetery; care in the cemetery, local climate, access, or other conditions.
Where to Find Roses



Sites with sufficient rainfall and not too much summer heat are the most likely.
Sites where people settled and were likely to plant roses – homesteads, towns, cemeteries
Sites which have not grown so rapidly that gardens and plantings were bulldozed to make way for “progress”.
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Rose Classifications
April 2015
This index sorts the roses by classification or type. In many found roses, classification is not yet determined.
 Question mark – the rose appears similar to the class
 Two classes separated by a slash – the rose is probably one or the other. The class appearing first is the
strongest contender.
 Two classes separated by a hyphen – the rose has parents from both classes and characteristics of both.
Class
Alba
Alba
Alba
Alba
Alba
Alba
Alba Hybrid
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon
Bourbon/China
Bourbon/HT
Boursault
Centifolia
Centifolia
Centifolia
Centifolia
Centifolia/H. Bourbon
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
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Name
Alba Maxima
Alba semi-plena
Blanche de Belgique
Celestial
Great Maidens Blush
Pompon Blanc Parfait
Mme Plantier
Coquette des Blanches
Coupe d'Hébé
“De Laurenti”
Gipsy Boy
Le Grande Capitain
Louise Odier
Maggie
Mistress Bosanquet
Mlle. Blanche Lafitte
Mme Isaac Péreire
Reine Victoria
Souvenir De la Malmaison
Zéphirine Drouhin
Sophie’s Perpetual
“Malespino Red”
Inermis Morletii
“# 8”
Blanchefleur
Fantin-Latour
Shailer’s Provence
Paul Ricault
Archduke Charles
“Belfield”
Bengal Fire
Bengale Centefeuille
“Celebration China”
“Cheshire Red”
Comtesse du Cayla
Cramoisi Supérieur
“David Wilson”
Ducher
Fabvier
Location
29 S & 459 NW
29 N
501 NE
42 C & 492 SW
464 SE
507 NW
7 N & 30 S & 31 N & 460 SW
51 N & 52SW
544 SE
508 E
514 NW
490 NE
86 N
448 SE
487 SW
541 SW
39 S
445 NE & 544 C
534 SE
464 SW
486 EC
514 NE
426 SE & 549 SW
551 NE
475 NE
435 SW
454 EC
520 SW
520 SE
542 SE
93 S & 524 SW
11 S & 65 C & 555 NE
481 SW
453 NE
16 SE
530 NW
426 SW
490 NW
429 SE
513 SE
549 NW
52 SE
453 SE
512 S
554
546 N
36 N & 45 N & 106
Class
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China (Bourbon)
China (Tea)
China, Cl
China, Cl
China, Cl
Damask
Damask
Damask
Damask
Damask
Damask
Damask
Damask
Damask Perpetual
Damask Perpetual
Damask Perpetual
Floribunda
Floribunda
Floribunda
Floribunda
Floribunda
Floribunda, Cl
Gallica
Gallica
Gallica
Gallica
Gallica
Gallica
Gallica
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Name
Green Rose
Hermosa
Jean Bach Sisley
Le Vesuve
Louis Philippe
Mutabilis
“N 92 Nanjing”
Napoléon
Old Blush
“Orange Smith”
“Pink China”
Pink Pet
Sanguinea
“Serna House”
“Pink China”
“Spice”
The Bishop (?)
White Pearl in Red Dragon's Mouth
Gruss an Teplitz
Fortune's Double Yellow
Setina
Autumn Damask
Duc de Cambridge
“John Hufford”
La Ville de Bruxelles
Mme Zöetmans
Marie Louise
“Rosa Lamb”
St. Nicholas
“Benny Lopez”
Duchess of Portland
Joasine Hanet
Bloomfield Abundance
Gruss an Aachen
International Herald Tribune
Poulsen’s Pearl
Yesterday
Renae
Alika
Belle de Crécy
Cardinal de Richelieu
Charles de Mills
Complicata
Location
74 N & 103 SW & 502 SE
40 S
74 S
41 S & 85 SE & 86 S & 109 & 423NW
58 EC
53 N
507 NE
36 S
547 SW
32 S
476 NE
102
514 SE
43 NE & 43 NW & 43 SW
429 NW
515 SE
518 SW
515 SW
Garden Sign & 32N
496 SE
476 NE
515 NW
14 N
66 SW
85 NE
46 S & 515 NE
80 C
526
544 NW
488 NW
3 NC, 6C, 7 S, 24 S, 45 S & 83
51 S
440 SW
445 NW
508 NW
67 N
548 SW & 429 SW
545 NE
476 SW
435 NW
5S
54 N & 540 NW
423 NE
535 NW
488 NE
103 NE
4 SW
446 NW
69 S
482 SW
88 S
11 N & 522 W
5 NE
437 NW
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Class
Gallica
Gallica
Grandiflora
Hybrid banksiae
Hybrid Banksiae
Hybrid Banksiae
Hybrid Bourbon
Hybrid Bourbon
Hybrid Bourbon
Hybrid Bracteata
Hybrid China
Hybrid China
Hybrid China
Hybrid China
Hybrid China
Hybrid China (?)
Hybrid China (?)
Hybrid Foetida
Hybrid Foetida
Hybrid Foetida
Hybrid Gigantea
Hybrid Gigantea
Hybrid Gigantea
Hybrid Laevigata
Hybrid Moschata
Hybrid Moschata
Hybrid Moschata, Cl
Hybrid Multiflora
Hybrid Multiflora
Hybrid Multiflora
Hybrid Multiflora
Hybrid Multiflora
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Musk
Hybrid Nutkana
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
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Name
Président de Sèze NOT
Superb Tuscan
‘Montezuma’
Fortuniana
“Vina Banksia”
The Pearl
“# 102”
Alba Odorata
‘Frank Dorroh”
R. foetida persiana
Soleil d'Or
Belle Portugaise
‘Follette’
Ramona
“# 42”
De la Grifferaie
Lauré Davoust
Russelliana
Tausendschon
Buff Beauty
Cornelia
Francesca
Hoffmann von Fallersleben
Lavender Lassie
Nymphenburg
Pax
Penelope
Prosperity
Wind Chimes
Schoener's Nutkana
Baronne Prévost
“Bud Jones”
“Cerise Cup”
Clio
April 2015
Location
522 E
458 NW
63 N
471 SW
432 NE
500 NW
525 SW
101
3 SW & 547 W
518 SE
476 EC
454 NE
437 SW
58 SSE
532 NW
514 SC
495 NW
17 N & 514 NE
17 C
482 NW
Fence12
Fence 18
493 SE
Fence 9
Fence 7
94 SW
500 NE
501 SE
529 SE
541 NW
90 N & 94 NE & 462 NE
437 SE & 540 SW
87 C & 531 SW
510 NW
539 SW
445 SE
509 SW
556 NE
545 NW
545 SE
16 S
502 C
551 SW
461 NW
426 NW
445 SW & 544 NE
479 SE & 499 SW
467 NW
529 NW
34 S & 68 SE & 487 NE & 488 NW & 555SE
497 C
58 SEC & 466 NW
480 NW
514 C
Class
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Rugosa
Hybrid Rugosa
Hybrid Setigera
Hybrid Soulieana/Moss
Hybrid spinossissima
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
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Name
“Dr. Kelley”
Dupuy Jamain
“Eureka Lemon”
“Fairmount Prosperine”
Général Jacqueminot
General Washington
“Gilbert Plot”
Gloire Lyonnaise
John Hopper
“McCarty Plot”
Mlle. Marie Dauvesse
Mons. Bonçenne
Paul Neyron
“Peña Cabbage”
“Pink Cup”
Reine des Violettes
Reine des Violettes NOT
Tina Marie
“Tylor Carll”
“Westside H.P”
Blanc Double de Coubert
Thérèse Bugnet
Dawn Crest
Carnea Plena
Doorenbos Selection
Double White
“Single Cream”
Glory of Edzell
Etoile de Hollande
“Golden Ophelia”
April 2015
Location
35 S
476 NW
427 SE
495 SW
528 NE
448 SW
440 SE
447 SE
69 N
100 S
44 S
459 SW
499 NW & 499 SE & 504 SE
474 SE
429 NE
529 NE
440 NE & 543 NW
525 NW
472 SE
543 SE
497 SE
497 NW
487 NW
26 N & 34 N
510 SE
467 SW
492 SE & 549 N
487 SE
488 SW
73 C
534 SW
518 NE
514 NW
535 SW
460 NW
539 C
472 NE
435 SE
27 N
446 SW
90 S
10 N & 461 SW
8
18 NE
98 SC
98 C
98 CW
98 SE
100 N
497 SW
3 SC
67 S
508 SE
486 NE
Class
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea
Hybrid Tea, Climbing
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Wichurana
Large-flower Climbing
Miniature China
Miniature China
Miniature, Cl
Miniature, Cl
Miniature, Cl
Miniature, Cl
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
Moss
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Name
Isobel
Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria
Killarney
La France
“Louise Ave.”
Mme Angélique Veysset
Mme Jules Bouchet
Mrs. Charles Bell
“Peña Red”
Roundelay
Sutter’s Gold
Tropicana-type
Captain Thomas
General John Pershing
La France, Cl
Lady Waterlow
Reine Marie-Henriette
American Beauty, Cl
Dr. W. Van Fleet/New Dawn
Easlea's Golden Rambler
Garisenda
Minnehaha
Silver Moon
“Car Wash Rose”
Coral Dawn
Pink Mermaid
Sombreuil
Jackie
Jeanne Lajoie
Orange Elf
Pink Cameo
Alfred de Dalmas
Comtesse de Murinais
Laneii
“Mystery Rose”
April 2015
Location
68 N
481 W
556 NW
481 SE & 490 SW
474 NE
41 N
33 S & 435 NE & 504 NW
504 NE
550 NW
475 SW
46 N
505 NE
423 SW
555 NW
1N
549 E
63 S
6S
18 C
539 NW
512 SW
96 N
4 SE
531 E
426 NE
458 NE
508 SW & 511 NW
509 NW
536
Fence 11
20
461 SE
422 NE
Fence 10
525 SE
532 SE
479 NE
546 SE
476 SE
479 SW
538 SE
484 NW
454 SE
538 SW
70 N
432 NW
540 SE
510 SW
458 SW
440 NW
539 NE
467 SE
422 NW
458 SE
Class
Moss
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Noisette
Odorata
Odorata
Odorata
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha
Polyantha, Cl
Climber
Polyantha/Hybrid
Wichurana
Rambler
Rambler
Rambler
Rambler
Rambler
Sempervirens
Setigera Hybrid?
Shrub
Shrub
Shrub
Shrub
Shrub
Shrub
Shrub
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Name
April 2015
Location
William Lobb
Aimée Vibert
Belle Vichysoise
Blush Noisette
Champneys' Pink Cluster
La Nymphe
La Nymphe?
“Like Lamarque”
Manettii
“St. Leonard's”
“Indica Major”
“Indica Major”
Eglantine
Eva Teschendorff
Frau Hedwig Koschel
La Marne
Marie Pavié
Mevrouw Nathalie Nypels
Perle d’Or
Pink Soupert
“Plate Bande”
White Pet
Mlle. Cécile Brűnner, Cl
432 SE
462 SW & 538 NE
Fence 15
48 N & 52 NW
441 NE
540 NE
2 SSE
30 N
447 SW
441 SW
9 S & 55 N & 84
490 EC
511 SE
544 SW
441 SE
35 N
15 N
490 SE
5 WC
66 N
60 & 61
28 C
454 SW
441 NW
71 S
543 SW
497 NE
18 SE & 18 SW & 480 SE & 495 NE
534 NW
513 NE & Planter near 479
19 N, 38 N & 38 S
97 W & 98 NE & 489 NW & 489 SW
71 N
107
474 NC
103 SE
519 W
Fence 6
Fence 8
“Ladyfingers”
“Mendocino #1”
“Mendocino #2”
Banshee
“Goheen”
Hanseat
“Petite Pink”
Sparrieshoop
Surf Rider
Weisse aus Sparrieshoop
Fence 14
Fence 15
13 S
13 N
533 SW
453 NW
Fence 01
50 N & 427 SW
487 C
500 NNE & 538 NW
483 NW
432 SW
58 NE
548 C
Class
Shrub
Shrub (Hybrid Musk)
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Species
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Class
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Name
Yesterday's Garden
Sally Holmes
R. banksiae lutea
R. banksiae var. normalis
R. brunonii
R. californica
R. canina
R. cinnamomea
R. eglanteria
R. foliolosa
R. minutifolia
R. moschata
R. pinetorum
R. roxburghii plena
R. soulieana
R. spinosissima
R. Spithamea
R. webbiana
R. pomifera NOT
“Reverend Seidel” (R. moschata hyb)
“Wooley-Dod’s Rose” (R. pomifera
duplex)
Burbank
Catherine Mermet
Cels Multiflora
Cels Multiflora
“Columbia Courtyard Tea”
“Cream pink”
Devoniensis
“Dr. Kelley”
Duchesse de Brabant
“Giannini Tea”
“Goubault”
“Hubner Plot”
Lady Hillingdon
Lady Roberts
Le Pactole
Maman Cochet
Marie D’Orléans NOT
Name
April 2015
Location
460 NE
493 NW
421 SE
447 NE
556 SW
500 SW
24 N
524 NW
428 NE
527 NE
552 NW
91
89
552
14 S
527 SE
500 SSE
499 NE
511 NE
535 SE
12
533 SE
528 SE
511 C
54 S
536 SE
510 NE
526 SE
492 C
507 C
518 NW
103 NW & 507 SE
480 NE
44 N
512 SW
541 SE
Fence 16
475 SE
547 NE
476 NW
25 S & 62 & 81 & 492 NE
426 SE
533 NW
488 SE
57
547 NW
79 S & 426 NE & 513 NW
525 NE
37 N & 37 S
504 SW
49 S
39 N
Location
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea, China?
Tea, Cl
Tea, Cl
Tea, Cl
Tea, Cl
Tea, Cl
Tea, Cl
Tea, Cl
Tea/Bermuda Rose
Tea/HT
Tea/HT
Tea/HT
Tea-Noisette
Tea-Noisette
Tea-Noisette
Tea-Noisette
Tea-Noisette
Tea-Noisette
Tea-Noisette
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Mlle. De Sombreuil
Mlle. Franziska Krűger
Mme Antoine Mari
Mme Berkeley
Mme Joseph Schwartz
Mme Jules Gravereaux – NOT
Mme Lombard
Mons. Tillier
Mrs. B. R. Cant
Mrs. Dudley Cross
Niles Cochet
“Pale Buff Tea”
Papa Gontier
Rainbow
Regulus
Rhodologue Jules Gravereaux
Rosette Delizy
Rubens
Safrano
“Sanguinea NOT”
Souvenir d'un Ami
Susan Louise
“Tall Hammil”
Tipsy Imperial Concubine
White Maman Cochet
Dr. Rouges
E Veyrat Hermanos
Mme Driout
Mme Jules Gravereaux
White Maman Cochet, Cl
“Rosa Davey”
Crépuscule
Lamarque
Réve d'Or
453 SW
479 NW
23 & 108
9N
520 NE
77 S 82
513 C
2 SE & 40 N & 95
21 S
433 NW
472 SW
472 NW
50 S
104 S
53 S
483 SE
433 SW
464 NE
2 NE
76
104 N
80
496 SE
33 N
530 SW
539 SE
539 SE
466 SW
512 N
493 NE
427 NE
0 S & 462 SE
556 SE
530 SE & 502 C
16 N & 48 S
55 S
528 SW
Fence 5
422 SE
Fence 17
502 NW
Fence 13
428 SE & 531 NW
4 NE
551 SE
505 SW
475 NW
464 NW
502 SW
437 NE
546 C
492 NW & 505 NW
548 EC
Fence 3
52 NE & 433 SE
April 2015
Class
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown, Cl
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Name
April 2015
Location
1S
70 S
Fence 2
446 SE
427 NW
555 SW
507 C
Fence 4
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The Following are brief descriptions of Classifications of Roses in the Historic Rose Garden
Alba
Ancient roses which bloom white (sometimes pale pink) and have distinctive grey-green foliage.
Hardy, disease-resistant and shade tolerant.
Banksiae
Banksiae roses bear tiny white or yellow, single or double flowers in clusters. They are vigorous
growers, often scrambling up trees or over walls. They are also thornless and bloom in early spring
and some are violet-scented.
Bourbon
Named for a small island in the Indian Ocean, these are the crossovers between ancient and
modern roses--Old Blush (a China rose) and Autumn Damask. They still retain the character of
European roses with their strong fragrance, and shrubby growth, but their leaves and stems begin
to look more like those of the Hybrid Tea, and they are nearly all repeat flowering.
Boursault
Boursaults appeared in France early in the nineteenth century and are thought to have been the
result of a union between R. pendulina and R. chinensis. Nearly scent-free, they are vigorous,
thornless climbing roses. Flowers are produced on old wood.
Centifolia
Prized for their full, very double, and extremely fragrant flowers, Centifolias were developed and
refined by Dutch breeders in the 17th century. Their habit is for the most part branching or
pendulous with unusually globular flowers.
China
China Roses differ in character from many other garden roses being lighter in growth; more open
with multi-directional branching of canes. Nearly every branching produces a bud that will grow or
flower. This may be because these roses are diploid (cells contain two sets of chromosomes),
whereas the majority of garden roses are tetraploid (four sets). Leaves are pointed and the roses
bloom repeatedly through the year; into winter when the season is mild. Unlike their European
counterparts, colors intensify as blooms age.
Damask
From ancient times Damask roses were grown for the distillation of rose water and are readily
distinguished from other roses by a robustness of growth. They have soft green leaves and large
curved prickles. The flowers are mostly of fair size; some are large, and all are showy; sometimes
tucked in among the leaves, sometimes above the plant.
Damask perpetual
Reblooming relatives of Damask roses descended from ‘Autumn Damask’. Closely related to
Portland and progenitors of Hybrid Perpetuals. They are compact, Gallica-red reblooming roses
with Damask scent.
Floribunda
Floribundas resulted from crossing Polyanthas with Hybrid Teas. They retain much of the
hardiness, freedom and continuity of flower of the Polyanthas, but have much larger blooms. They
are compact bushy shrubs with both high-centered hybrid tea type blooms and flat antique-rose
type of blooms. There are also single flower cultivars.
Gallica
Gallicas are probably the oldest cultivated roses in Europe; many of the old varieties are prolific in
producing seed, which vegetates freely. They are very hardy, thriving well in the almost any soil.
Canes typically have bristles with a few small prickles; leaves are coarse, small, and dull green.
These are low-growing, spreading shrubs which sucker easily. The flowers are relatively large and
held erect, appearing in mid to late spring. Most Gallicas bloom in strong colors -- deep pink,
purple, violet, and mauve, with crimson shadings in between. Many are dramatically striped or
mottled; almost all are fragrant.
Hybrid Banksiae
Naturally occurring seedlings with Banksiae and an unknown rose in their heritage. Flowers are
white, usually larger than Banksiae roses. Leaves are nearly identical to Banksiae and there are
few prickles. No scent.
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Hybrid Bourbon
Hybrid Bourbon Roses are descended from Provence roses crossed with Bourbon roses and retain
characteristics of both.
Hybrid Bracteata
Bracteata are roses with bracts – persistent leaves - that do not fall off even in winter. They can
also produce roots whenever a cane touches the ground.
Hybrid China
Hybrid Chinas originated from Provence (i.e., French) roses crossed with R. chinensis. They
retain more characteristics from the French side of their heritage. Their growth is open; foliage is
usually smooth and shiny. Prickles are fairly large and numerous. Flowers are produced in
clusters, remaining longer on the bush than many. These hybrids are more vigorous in growth than
either of their parents, and are in their nature very hardy.
Hybrid Foetida
Mostly once blooming, Hybrid Foetida roses are the origin of the modern yellow rose. They are
appreciated for their growth habit, not their fragrance, which can be rather unusual.
Hybrid Laevigata
These are single flowered varieties of medium vigor with good healthy foliage and strong fragrance.
Occasional repeat later in the season.
Hybrid multiflora
Multifloras are once blooming and winter hardy. Very vigorous tall and arching plants with very
long canes. Lightly thorned with immense flower panicles on lateral shoots.
Hybrid moschata
These roses resulted from a cross with species. Uniquely fragrant, white flowers in trusses,
blooming from mid-season onwards. They have dense growth with grey foilage.
Hybrid Musk
Small-flowered shrub roses that are ever-blooming and can be used as climbers. Hybrid Musks
bear huge clusters of small blooms that tend to become paler as the flowers age. As a group they
are pretty much disease free.
Hybrid Perpetual
Hybrid Perpetuals resulted from an attempt to combine the large flowers and rich scent of Gallica
Roses with the perpetual flowering of the Chinas. They have huge flowers on strong shoots and
rather short flower stalks and flowers sit down among the leaves. Most are red, pink or white.
Hybrid Polyantha
Crosses of Hybrid Teas with Polyanthas. Originally, they were compact shrubs with flowers, single
to semi-double, that were larger than the old style polyanthas or baby ramblers.
Hybrid
Sempervirens
Crosses with R. sempervirens. Graceful group of old ramblers that are strong, healthy plants that
scramble into trees and cascade a shower of blooms every spring. Nearly evergreen.
Hybrid Rugosa
With one or two exceptions, Rugosa hybrids are very, very thorny. They have large flowers
blooming over many months with dark-green glossy, wrinkly foliage turning gold. If left on the plant,
flowers give way to orange-red hips high in Vitamin C content. Disease-resistant, these roses will
tolerate poor soil and harsh weather.
Hybrid Tea
(HT)
The first Hybrid Teas were formed by crossing two existing groups of roses: Hybrid Perpetuals and
Teas. La France is considered to be the first of this new group, first sold in 1867. Elegant, urnshaped buds open into large, full, high-centered flowers carried on long stems. Garden cultivars
produce flowers continuously from late spring through frost, and bushes typically grow 3 to 6 feet
tall in an upright habit. With more than 7,000 cultivars, HT’s are favored by florists and rose
exhibitors. HT’s are also progenitors of several other modern classes.
Hybrid Villosa
Cross between R. pomifera and an unknown rose. Has a mild, apple fragrance with pink mediumsize blooms. Semi-double (9-16 petals), cluster-flowered, in small clusters. Occasional repeat
later in the season.
Hybrid Wichurana
Rambling roses bred from R. Wichurana. Tall growers with glossy, dense foliage and prickly,
pliable canes. They are either remontant or once-blooming in spring or early summer.
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Large Flowered
Climber
Primarily Hybrid Tea roses bred for climbing, though they need support. Blooms on new wood;
prune early to promote new growth.
Miniature
Miniature roses are hybridized to have small leaves and blooms. They can be grown in containers,
borders, hanging baskets, rockeries, or beds; some are climbers and most are hardy.
Moss
Moss Roses are sports of other groups, mainly Damasks and Centifolias. They have numerous
small glands on the flower buds and upper stems which create the damp mossy effect. The glands
are scented and add to the fragrance of the flowers. They vary much in character and vigor.
Noisette
China and musk roses were crossed to make the only rose class originating in the US. Rarely out
of bloom, these roses bring soft yellow or apricot colors to the antique rose palette. Most produce
trusses of small flowers in hues of soft white, lemon, or pale pink on wiry, upright bushes.
Odorata
Any of several hybrid bush roses derived from a tea-scented Chinese rose with pink or yellow
flowers. These are vigorous, old China roses, often with globular, double flowers white or pale
pink. Generally fragrant.
Polyantha
Polyantha roses are known by their clusters of smallish blooms and by lighter than usual green
foliage. Cross between a China Rose and a dwarf, repeat-flowering form of R. multiflora. Early
polys were pretty, dwarf roses with stiff heads of small, double, short-petalled flowers introduced in
the 19th century. When Tea Roses were later introduced into the parentage, more elegant, dwarf
roses appeared.
Rambler
Ramblers are climbing, scrambling roses with pliable, long canes that grow from the base of the
plant each year. Large clusters of small flowers are borne on laterals once a season. Most are
hybrids of R. wichuraiana or R. multiflora, crossed with various smaller roses.
Segitera Hybrid
Cross between R. Setigera (Prairie Rose) and an unknown rose.
Shrub
This is primarily a class of roses that do not fit into any other class. Most can be grown as
specimen shrubs in the garden.
Species
Species roses (sometimes called Wild Roses) are the parents of all the roses grown today. Nearly
all have single flowers with five petals. The delicate fragrant flowers bloom for a few brief weeks,
followed by glowing hips, all amid generous foliage. Some 200 different species roses exist today.
Spinossisima
Sometimes called “Scotch Roses” because a number of them are native to or have naturalized in
Scotland. They are dense, bushy plants, which are disease-resistant and winter hardy. Most bloom
once during a season; notable exception is Stanwell Perpetual.
Synstylae hybrid
These climbers are roses that appear superficially to be very widely divergent from each other with
the most noticeable feature being their habit of growth. They have a projected column of fused
styles at the center of each flower. Lots of small flowers in clusters with a strong musky scent.
Tea
Teas are fragrant forms of Chinese roses and were developed from crosses between R. chinensis
and R. gigantea. Like the Noisettes, tea roses brought soft yellow and apricot colors to antique
roses. Buds are pointed and open to high-centered flowers on long, but lax stems, often causing
the blooms to droop on the plant.
Unknown
These are found roses which are unidentified and the class of rose is not yet apparent. Class (and
perhaps name) will be assigned as we learn more about the rose – habit, bloom, foliage, etc.
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrids developed toward the end of the 19th century and used by many breeders since that time.
Apart from a tendency to mildew in a few varieties, these are among our healthiest roses and are
easy to grow. They have shiny, long-lasting leaves and very pliable canes suitable for training.
Flower once each season with a long flowering period.
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Some examples of Climbing and Rambling Roses in the Historic Rose Garden
Class
Hybrid Wichurana, Climber
Hybrid Gigantea
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Large-flowered climber
Hybrid Moschata
Hybrid Musk
Tea, Climber
Tea, Climber
Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Tea, Climber
Hybrid Gigantea
China, Climber
Banksia X
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Rambler
China/Bengale
Miniature, Climber
Miniature, Climber
Tea, Cl
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Rambler
Noisette
Rambler
Rambler
Polyantha, Climber
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Tea, Cl
Setigera Hybrid?
Sempervirens
Miniature, Climber
Rambler
Polyantha, Climber
China, Climber
Miniature, Climber
Tea-Noisette
Species
Species
Species
Species
Ramblers
Hybrid Laevigata
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Floribunda, Climber
Noisette
Hybrid Tea, Climber
Shrub/Hybrid Musk
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Name
American Beauty, Cl
Belle Portugaise
Captain Thomas
"Car Wash Rose"
"Castro-Breen Musk"
"Castro Breen Red Climber"
Coral Dawn
Cornelia
Dr. Rouges
E Veyrat Hermanos
"Ernest Johnson"
Fortuniana
Indica Major
Jackie
Jeanne Lajoie
La France, Cl
Lady Waterlow
“Ladyfingers”
"Mendocino #1”
"Mendocino #2”
Mme Jules Gravereaux
Orange Elf
“Pat Reh Found Rose”
"Peggy Martin Rose"
Pink Cameo
Pink Mermaid
R. banksiae lutea
R. banksiae var. normalis
Ramona
Renae
Réve d'Or
"Rusty’s Angel’s Camp Orange”
Sally Holmes
Location/Plot
508 SW & 511 NW
Fence 4
Fence 12
18 C
Fence 10
Fence 7
509 NW
525 SE
510 NW
Fence 5
422 SE
Fence 11
539 NW
466 SE
493
526
471 SW
512 SW
Fence 14
60
479 SW
538 SE
Fence 17
96 N
4 SE
Fence 15
505 NW
13 S
13 N
519 W
531 E
Fence 13
Fence 01
453 NW
484 NW
505 SE
Fence 06
544 NW
454 SE
532 SE
Fence 3
447 NE
556 SW
500 SW
24 N
533 SW
Fence 9
426 NE
4 SW
52 NE & 433 SE
458 NE
493 NW
Class
Hybrid Moschata, Climber
China, climber
Tea, Climber
Polyantha/Hybrid Wichurana
Hybrid Banksiae
Hybrid Banksiae
Tea, Climber
Hybrid Musk
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Climbers and Ramblers
Name
Setina
Sombreuil
The Pearl
“Vina Banksia”
Wind Chimes
April 2014
Location/Plot
500 NE
488 NW
479 NE
428 SE & 531 NW
Fence 8
500 NW
432 NE
4 NE
502 C
Roses By Color
April 2015
This chart lists most roses in the Historic Rose Garden arranged by bloom color then alphabetically by name. This list is
arranged from light to dark; white, through yellow, orange, pink, and red.
Color
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
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Rose
Aimée Vibert
Alba Maxima
Alba Odorata
Alba semi-plena
Blanc Double de Coubert
Blanche de Belgique
Blush Noisette
Comtesse de Murinais
Coquette des Blanches
Devoniensis
Double White
Ducher
Fortuniana
Frau Hedwig Koschel
Gloire Lyonnaise
Great Maidens Blush
Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria
Lamarque
“Like Lamarque”
Marie Pavié
Mlle. De Sombreuil
Mme Jules Bouchet
Mme Plantier
“Pat Reh Found Rose”
Pax
Pompon Blanc Parfait
Prosperity
“R. banksiae var. normalis Linda
Street”
R. brunonii
R. moschata
R. soulieana
“Rosa Davey”
Rubens
“St. Leonard's”
Sally Holmes
Plot
462 SW & 538 NE
29 S & 459 NW
518 SE
29 N
441 NW
Fence 4
90 S
501 NE
48 N & 52 NW
441 NE
Fence 7
70 N
544 SE
547 NE & 547 NW
98 CW
512 S
471 SW
497 NE
499 NW & 499 SE & 504 SE
464 SE
481 W
437 NE
441 SW
492 NW & 505 NW
534 NW
479 NW
504 NE
7 N & 30 S & 31 N & 460 SW
453 NW
505 SE
427 NW
545 NW
441 SE
Fence 3
507 NW
16 S
440 NW
447 NE
24 N
524 NW
480 SW & 500 SSE
499 NE
511 NE
511 C
492 C
464 NW
104 N
5 WC
493 NW
Color
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
Cream
Cream
Cream/pink center
White blend
White blend
White blend
White blend
White to pale pink
White to pink
White/Red outer petals
Gold
Golden yellow
Light yellow
Light yellow
Light yellow
Light yellow
Light yellow
Light yellow
Medium yellow
Medium yellow
Medium yellow
Deep yellow
Yellow blend
Yellow blend
Yellow blend
Yellow blend
Yellow blend
Yellow blend
Yellow blend
Yellow blend
yellow pink blend
Yellow to pink to Red
Orange
Orange blend
Orange blend
Orange blend
Orange blend
Orange blend
Orange blend
Orange blend
Orange blend
Apricot blend
Apricot blend
Apricot blend
Apricot blend
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Roses By Color
Name
Silver Moon
Sombreuil
Surf Rider
The Pearl
“Vina Banksia”
White Pet
“Car Wash Rose”
“Louise Ave.”
Eva Teschendorff
“Spice”
Mlle. Blanche Lafitte
White Maman Cochet
“Plate Bande”
Sutter’s Gold
“Giannini Tea”
Jackie
Le Pactole
R. banksiae lutea
R. foetida persiana
Captain Thomas
Lady Hillingdon
Mrs. Dudley Cross
Réve d'Or
Rosette Delizy
Soleil d'Or
Mutabilis
Comtesse du Cayla
Irish Elegance
Mlle. Franziska Krűger
Montezuma
Mrs. Charles Bell
Nymphenburg
Orange Elf
Buff Beauty
Crépuscule
Lady Roberts
April 2015
Location
500 NE
490 SE
422 NE
479 NE
58 NE
500 NW
432 NE
502 C & 530 SE
103 SE
Fence 10
474 NE
543 SW
14 N
445 NE & 544 C
16 N & 48 S
4 NE
508 SE
107
35 N
1N
555 NW
533 NW
479 SW
37 N & 37 S
80 C
556 SW
500 SW
546 C
17 N & 514 NE
474 NC
17 C
18 C
Fence 11
526
79 S & 426 NE & 513 NW
472 NW
52 NE & 433 SE
76
482 NW
428 SE & 531 NW
102
458 NE
549 NW
426 NE
486 NE
23 & 108
63 N
550 NW
556 NE
484 NW
87 C & 531 SW
502 SW
525 NE
458 NE
Color
Apricot blend
Light coral
Light coral
Blush gold
Blush gold
Blush pink
Blush pink
Blush pink
Blush pink
Blush pink/blush yellow
Blush pink to White
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend
Pink blend/striped
Pink blend/striped
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Pale pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
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Roses By Color
Name
Safrano
“Golden Ophelia”
Perle d’Or
Blanchefleur
“Pink China”
Mme Joseph Schwartz
Bengale Centefeuille
Complicata
Cornelia
E Veyrat Hermanos
“Frank Dorroh”
Garisenda
Jean Bach Sisley
“John Family Legacy”
La Marne
Lady Waterlow
Le Vesuve
Maman Cochet
Mme Antoine Mari
Papa Gontier
Tipsy Imperial Concubine
Tropicana-type
Rainbow
Clio
Dawn Crest
Duchesse de Brabant
‘Indica Major’
Gruss an Aachen
Mme Jules Gravereaux – NOT
Poulsen’s Pearl
R. spinosissima
R. webbiana
Sparrieshoop
AlfRed de Dalmas
Belle Portugaise
Bloomfield Abundance
Carnea Plena
Catherine Mermet
April 2015
Location
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1S
505 NE
67 S
97 W & 98 NE & 489NW & 489SW
520 SE
94 SW
515 SW
551 SE
77 S 082
Fence 01
461 NW
518 NW
426 SW
11 N & 522 W
510 NW
422 SE
476 EC
20
53 N
28 C
18 SE & 18 SW & 480 SE & 495 NE
4 SE
507 NE
49 S
9N
437 NW
53 S
421 SE
530 SW
556 SE
549 E
433 NW
433 SW
497 C
18 NE
25 S & 62 & 81 & 492 NE
539 NW
60 & 61 & 66 N
40 S
74 S
423 NE
58 EC
513 C
488 NE
97 NE
510 NE
432 SW
538 SW
497 SW
Fence12
54 N
98 SC
480 NE
Color
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink
Light pink – striped
Light pink blend
Light pink to salmon
Light to medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
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Roses By Color
Name
Celestial
Cels Multiflora
Champneys' Pink Cluster
Dainty Bess
Dr. W. Van Fleet/New Dawn
Fantin-Latour
Follette
Glory of Edzell
“Goubault”
“Jost Family Teaq
La France
La France, Cl
Lauré Davoust
Manettii
Minnehaha
Mistress Bosanquet
Peggy Lee
Penelope
“Pink Cup”
R. eglanteria
Rhodologue Jules Gravereaux
Setina
Souvenir De la Malmaison
Souvenir d'un Ami
Susan Louise
Mme Angélique Veysset
Hoffmann von Fallersleben
Mevrouw Nathalie Nypels
Old Blush
Tausendschon
“# 42”
“# 8”
Alika
Autumn Damask
Banshee
Baronne Prévost
“Benny Lopez”
Burbank
“Celebration China”
“Cream pink”
April 2015
Location
42 C & 492 SW
44 N & 512 SW
540 NE
486 NE
536 C
542 SE
Fence 18
100 N
488 SE
474 SE
541 NE
481 SE & 490 SW
96 N
505 SW
541 NW
475 NW
38 N & 38 S
519 W
9 S & 55 N & 84
461 SE
497 SE
39 S
544 SW
540 NW
545 SE
73 C
89
2 NE
488 NW
426 SE & 549 SW
512 N
493 NE & 500 C
6S
41 N
10 S & 462 SE
539 SE
445 SE
513 NE & Planter near 479
475 SW
515 SE
437 SE & 540 SW
501 SE
520 SW
546 SE
481 SW
446 NW
3 NC, 6 C, 7 S, 24 S, 45 S & 83
50 N & 427 SW
51 N & 52SW
479 SE & 499 SW
476 SW
103 NW & 507 SE
490 NW
475 SE
Color
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
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Roses By Color
Name
Coral Dawn
“De Laurentis”
“Eureka Lemon”
“Gilbert Plot”
Hermosa
Inermis Morletii
Jeanne Lajoie
Killarney
La Nymphe
La Nymphe?
Mme Lombard
Mlle. Marie Dauvesse
Marie D’Orléans NOT
Marie Louise
Mrs. B. R. Cant
Napoléon
Nearly Wild
Paul Neyron
Paul Ricault
“Peña Cabbage”
“Petite Pink”
Pink Cameo
Pink Mermaid
Pink Pet
Pink Soupert
R. californica
R. canina
R. cinnamomea
R. foliolosa
R. pomifera NOT
R. roxburghii plena
R. Spithamea
Regulus
Reine Victoria
Renae
April 2015
Location
34 S & 68 SE & 487 NE & 488 NW & 555 SE
513 SE
525 SE
514 C
514 NW
35 S
490 NE
3 SW & 547 W
432 NW
528 NE
466 SE
459 SW
41 S & 85 SE & 86 S & 109 & 423 NW
446 SE
454 EC
538 SE
556 NW
030 N
447 SW
476 SE
33 S & 435 NE & 504 NW
531 E
2 SE & 40 N & 95
487 NW
39 N
67 N
453 SW
510 SW
472 SW
43 NE & 43 NW & 43 SW
520 NW
464 SW
492 SE & 549 N
11 S & 65 C & 555 NE
487 SE
483 NW
488 SW
454 SE
532 SE
Garden Sign & 32 N
71 N
483 SE
428 NE
527 NE
552 NW
91
552
526 SE
12
533 SE
66
464 NE
486 EC
4 SW
Color
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Medium pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Bright pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
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Roses By Color
Name
“Rosa Lamb”
Schoener's Nutkana
Shailer’s Provence
“Sorocco House Lavender
“Tall Hammil”
Thérèse Bugnet
Tina Marie
“Wooley-Dod’s Rose”
Yesterday
Yesterday's Garden
Zéphirine Drouhin
“Cerise Cup”
Duchess of Portland
Gipsy Boy
“Goheen”
Hanseat
International Herald Tribune
Isobel
John Hopper
Mons. Tillier
Ramona
Russelliana
“Westside H.P”
William Lobb
Wind Chimes
American Beauty, Cl
“Bud Jones”
Coupe d'Hébé
De la Grifferaie
Duc de Cambridge
Eglantine
General Washington
La Ville de Bruxelles
Louise Odier
Mme Isaac Péreire
Maggie
“N 92 Nanjing”
Location
548 SW & 429 SW
539 NE
514 NE
33 N
551 SW
93 S & 524 SW
515 NW
466 SW
427 NE
10 N & 461 SW
472 NE
555 SW
27 N
458 SE
534 NE
103 NE
460 NE
551 NE
529 NW
435 NW
440 SE
86 N
487 C
500 NNE & 538 NW
454 NE
535 NW
68 N
440 NE & 543 NW
21 S
544 NW
Fence 9
464 NE
446 SW
432 SE
502 C
508 SW & 511 NW
445 SW & 544 NE
467 NW
58 EC & 466 NW
508 E
529 SE
51 S
71 S
495 SW
512 SW
44 S & 483 SW
445 NW
487 SW
543 SE
534 SE
541 SW
32 S
514 SE
429 NW
April 2015
Color
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Deep pink
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Medium Red
Red blend
Red blend
Red blend
Red blend
Red blend
Red blend
Red/pink blend
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Deep Red
Deep Red
Deep Red
Deep Red
Deep Red
Deep Red
Mauve
Mauve blend
Mauve blend
Magenta
Maroon
Maroon
Maroon
Maroon
Maroon
Maroon
Maroon
maroon
Maroon
Pink & White
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Roses By Color
Name
Roundelay
St. Nicholas
“Belfield”
Bengal Fire
Cramoisi Supérieur
Dupuy Jamain
Fabvier
Gruss an Teplitz
Laneii
White Pearl in Red Dragon's Mouth
Archduke Charles
Comtesse Festetics Hamilton
Dr. Rouges
Général Jacqueminot
Louis Philippe
Niles Cochet
“Orange Smith”
‘Bloomfield Courage’
“Cheshire Red”
“Malespino Red”
Mons. Bonçenne
“Peña Red”
“Vintage Gardens Red Poly”
Charles de Mills
Doorenbos Selection
“Le Grande Capitain”
“Tylor Carll”
Belle de Crécy
Lavender Lassie
Cardinal de Richelieu
Joasine Hanet
Président de Sèze NOT
Reine des Violettes
Reine des Violettes NOT
Russelliana
Superb Tuscan
The Bishop (?)
Weisse aus Sparrieshoop
April 2015
Location
467 SW
14 S
460 NW
423 SW
58 SE
545 NE
16 SE
530 NW
52 SE
427 SE
554
69 N
46 S & 515 NE
540 SE
426 NE
85 NE
453 NE
Fence 16
Fence 5
100 S
36 S
50 S
518 SW
509 NW
429 SE
480 NW
546 N
502 NE
435 SW
26 N & 34 N
46 N
539 C
63 S
483 NE
481 SW
88 S
98 C
529 NE
448 SE
435 SE
69 S
509 SW
511 SE
507 C
482 SW
447 SE
5S
522 E
514 NW
535 SW
90 N & 94 NE & 454 NE & 462 NE
458 NW
514 SE
548 C
Color
Pink or White
Pink striped
Pink striped
Pink/purple
Pink/Red
Red/pink/brown
Green/bronze
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Roses By Color
Name
R. minutifolia
Mme Berkeley
Mme Driout
Etoile de Hollande
Green Rose
April 2015
Location
527 SE
520 NE
502 NW
437 SW
36 N & 45 N & 106
3 SC
74 N & 103 SW & 502 SE
Rose Garden Map
April 2015
A map of the Rose Garden appears on the following two pages.

Note that the Broadway Bed which runs parallal to Broadway Blvd. has been printed sideways on the page to
permit all plots to be clearly numbered for easy location of specific roses. An arrow shows which way to look at
this page (North is looking toward the street.)

Plot numbers appear in the lower left corner of the plant tags. Plot markers are installed in the southeast corner
of each plot.

Rose listings in this catalog include plot number and an area designation (where appropriate) – for example,
‘White Pearl in Red Dragon’s Mouth’ is located in the northeast corner of plot 85. The designation is “85 NE”
Numbers jump from 109 to 421; these are not missing pages. The Cemetery’s numbering system grew over time as the
Cemetery grew. Plots 110-420 are located outside the boundaries of the Historic Rose garden.
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