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ROMANY (Steele) Type D. Dusky rose pink with buff; large 
lavender-rose eye. For lovers of the unusual. R.C. $1.00. 
ROSALIE (Steele 1938) Type C. Broad, well rounded petals of 
one tone deep rose or lavender pink, firm texture. An out- 
standing variety. R.C. $1.00. 
ROSEA STELLATA (Steele) Type A. Broad, spooned lavender- 
rose petals. Two white dots with cerise edge at base of 
petals lends additional charm—indeed a large, magnificent 
flower. R.C. $1.50. 
ROSE BLUSH (Steele 1938) Type C. Bluish cast old-rose with 
a tan center stripe. Broad blunt sepals and petals. No eye. 
Difficult to describe but beautiful. R.C. $1.00. 
ROSE MARIE ROSETTA (Beahm 1942)+7 Type C. Long 
pointed buds similar to the rose of the same name. Small 
flower, branches often three angled. Limited. R.C. $1.00. 
RUTH KILBOURNE (Knebel) Type A. In salmon pink shades 
as in Lila; rounding broad petals; large saucer-like shape, 
crinkly effect. R.C. 75c. 
The following GROUP 3 varieties may be had in unrooted 
cuttings: 
Eros, Piersonii, Sachsenland, Rose Perfection, Salmon Fonce, 
Fritz Reichenbach, Hohenzollern, Nightingale. 
Outstanding varieties for future release include: 
Prince of Wales*, Leviathan*, Frances Wymond, Queen 
Katharine. 
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