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2009 Alphabetical List of Roses K1 E2 Back Circle K2 North Entrance E3 F2 E1 South Entrance F1 D1 J1 D2 B G1 G2 L2 C3 C1 H1 H3 J2 L1 C2 H2 A Main Entrance Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden Alphabetical List of Roses – 2009 Key: Name of Variety – Collection (if one), Class (Location in the garden – see map) A Shropshire Lad – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2, L1) A. MacKenzie – Canadian Collection, Shrub (J1) About Face™ – Grandiflora (F2, G1) Abraham Darby® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2, L1) Adelaide Hoodless – Canadian Collection, Shrub (J1) Agnes – Hybrid Rugosa (K2) Alba Semi-plena – Heritage Collection, Alba before 1754 (K1) Alchymist – Climbers, Shrub (J1) Alfred Colomb – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1865 (K2) Alfred Sisley® – Shrub (J1) Alister Stella Gray – Pillars, Noisette (B) All the Rage – Easy Elegance® Collection, Shrub (E2) Allamand-Ho – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Aloha® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (L2) Altissimo® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (J2) Amadeus® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (L2) Ambridge Rose – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (L1) American Beauty – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1875 (K2) Amiga Mia – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Anne Boleyn® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (L1) Anne-Marie de Montravel – Polyantha (J1) Anson Jones – Pioneer Collection, Shrub (J1) Antike 89® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (J2) Applejack – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) April Moon – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Arethusa – Heritage Collection, China 1903 (K1) Arrillaga – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1929 (K2) Audubon – Pioneer Collection, Shrub (J1) Auguste Renoir® – Romantica® Collection, Hybrid Tea (E1) Aunt Honey – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Autumn Damask – Heritage Collection, Damask before 1819 (K1) Autumn Delight – Hybrid Musk (K2) Awakening – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (Central Gazebo) Baby Alberic – Polyantha (J1) Baby Faurax – Polyantha (J1) Ballerina – Pillars, Hybrid Musk (B, K2) Barn Dance – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Baronne Prévost – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual before 1841 (K2) Belinda – Hybrid Musk (K2) Belinda's Dream – EarthKind™ Collection, Shrub (C1, South Entrance) Bellard – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica before 1842 (K1) Belle de Crécy – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica 1829 (K1) Belle Isis – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica 1845 (K1) Belle Story® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (North Entrance) Belmont Yellow – Polyantha (J1) Benjamin Britten® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (L1) Betty Boop™ – Floribunda (F2, G2) Betty Prior – Floribunda (C2, H2) Blueberry Hill™ – Floribunda (G2) Blush Noisette – Pillars, Noisette prior to1817 (B) Blushing Knock Out™ – Knock Out® Collection, Shrub (F2) Blythe Spirit® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Bolero™ – Romantica® Collection, Floribunda (E1) Bonica™® – Shrub (K2) Borderer – Polyantha (North Entrance) Bouquet Parfait® – Pillars, Hybrid Musk (B, K2) Brass Band™ – Floribunda (D2) Brave Patriot – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Breathless – Hybrid Tea (E1) Brite Eyes – Large Flowered Climber (J1) Brother Cadfael – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2, L1) Brother's Grimm Fairy Tale™ – Kordes Collection, Floribunda (D2) Bubble Bath – Hybrid Musk (K1) Buckred – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Buff Beauty – Pillars, Hybrid Musk (B) Burgundian Rose – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica prior to 1650 (K1) Buttercup® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (L1) Camaieux – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica 1830 (K1) Cape Diamond™ – Shrub (J1) Capitaine John Ingram – Heritage Collection, Moss 1855 (K2) Caramel Fairy Tale™ – Kordes Collection, Shrub (F1) Cardinal de Richelieu – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica 1847 (K1) Carding Mill® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Carefree Beauty™ – Griffith Buck/EarthKind™ Collection, Shrub (L2, North Entrance) Carefree Celebration™ – Carefree Collection, Shrub (J1) Carefree Delight™ – Carefree Collection, Shrub (C3) Carefree Marvel™ – Carefree Collection, Shrub (Back Circle) Carefree Spirit™ – Carefree Collection, Shrub 2009 AARS Winner (E3) Carefree Sunshine™ – Carefree Collection, Shrub (J1) Carefree Wonder™ – Carefree Collection, Shrub (J1) Caroline Hairston – Pioneer Collection, Shrub (J1) Casa Blanca – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (J2) Casino® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (L1) Céline Forestier – Climbers, Noisette (L1) Centennial – Easy Elegance® Collection, Grandiflora (E2) Charles Darwin – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Charles de Mills – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica prior to 1790 (K1) Charles Lefèbvre – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1861 (K2) Charles Rennie Mackintosh – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Charlotte – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Charlotte Anne – Floribunda (E2) Charmant® – Kordes Collection, Miniature (L2) Chartreuse de Parme – Shrub (J1) Cherry Parfait™ – Grandiflora (D1) Chicago Peace® – Hybrid Tea (G1) China Doll – Polyantha (J1) China Doll, Climbing – Climbing Polyantha (J1, North Entrance) Chrysler Imperial – Hybrid Tea (G1) Cinco de Mayo™ – Floribunda 2009 AARS Winner (E3) Cinderella Fairy Tale™ – Kordes Collection, Shrub (D2) Clair Matin® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (L1) Clotilde Soupert – Polyantha (J1) Clytemnestra – Hybrid Musk (K2) Coffee Country – Floribunda (D2) Cole's Settlement – Pioneer Collection, Shrub (J1) Colette™ – Climbers/Romantica® Collection, Large Flowered Climber (North Entrance) Commandant Beaurepaire – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1875 (K2) Compassion® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (Back Circle) Complicata – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica unknown date (K1) Comte de Chambord – Heritage Collection, Portland 1860 (K2) Comtes des Champagne® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Comtesse de Ségur – Shrub (J1) Constance Spry – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Coral Drift® – Shrub (J2-bench) Cornelia – Hybrid Musk (K1) Corvedale® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (L1) Cottage Rose – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Country Dancer – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Country Music – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Country Song – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Countryman – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Crimson Bouquet™ – Hybrid Tea (G1) Crimson Glory – Hybrid Tea (F2) Crocus Rose – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Crown Princess Margareta® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Curly Pink – Hybrid Tea (E2) Dairy Maid – Floribunda (D2) Dames de Chenonceau – Shrub (J1) Danaë – Pillars, Hybrid Musk (B) Daniel – Hybrid Tea (F1) Darcey Bussell – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2, L1) Darlow's Enigma – Hybrid Musk (K1) Day Breaker™ – Floribunda (D2) Daydream™ – Shrub (South Entrance) Delambre – Heritage Collection, Portland 1863 (K2) Delhi White Pearl – Large Flowered Climber (K1) Deuil de Dr. Reynaud – Heritage Collection, Bourbon 1862 (K2) Dick Koster – Polyantha (L2) Distant Drums – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Dortmund® – Climbers, Hybrid Kordesii (South Entrance) Double Delight™® – Hybrid Tea (E1) Double Knock Out™ – Knock Out® Collection, Shrub (E1) Dr. Eckener – Hybrid Rugosa (K1) Dublin Bay® – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (J1) Ducher – EarthKind™, China 1869 (K1, North Entrance) Duchesse de Brabant – EarthKind™, Tea 1857 (North Entrance) Duchesse de Bragance – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1886 (K2) Duchesse de Montebello – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Gallica 1824 (K1) Dusky Maiden – Floribunda (Main Entrance) Earth Song – Griffith Buck Collection, Grandiflora (L2) Easter Basket™ – Floribunda (H1) Easy Does It™ – Floribunda, 2010 AARS winner (C2, H2) Ebb Tide™ – Floribunda (E2) Echo – Polyantha (J1) Edith de Murat – Heritage Collection, Bourbon 1858 (K2) Eglantyne – David Austin English Collection, Shrub (J2) Elegant Fairy Tale™ – Kordes Collection, Shrub (H3) Elias – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Eliza® – Hybrid Tea (L2) Elizabeth Taylor – Hybrid Tea (F2) Ellen Poulsen – Polyantha (J1) Ellen's Joy – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Else Poulsen – EarthKind™, Floribunda (G1, South Entrance) Engelmann's Quest – Pioneer Collection, Shrub (J1) Escapade® – Floribunda (D2) Eternal Flame – Hybrid Tea (G1) Eugène de Beauharnais – Heritage Collection, China 1838 (K2) Eureka – Floribunda (D1) Eva – Hybrid Musk (K2) Evelyn – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (L1) Everest – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1927 (K2) F. J. Lindheimer – Pioneer Collection, Shrub (J1) Fairy Meidiland™ – Shrub (J1) Faith Whittlesey™ – Tea/Hybrid Gigantea (Main Entrance) Falstaff® – David Austin® English Collection, Shrub (J2) Fantin-Latour – Heritage Collection, Centifolia prior to 1900 (K1) Félicité Parmentier – Heritage Collection, Alba prior to 1841 (K1) Fimbriata – Hybrid Rugosa (K1) Fire Meidiland™ – Shrub (J1) First Kiss – Floribunda (D2) Flirtatious – Floribunda (G2) Flocon de Neige – Polyantha (J1) Floral Fairy Tale™ – Kordes Collection, Floribunda (H3) Flower Girl™ – Shrub (North Entrance) Folksinger – Griffith Buck Collection, Shrub (L2) Fourth of July™ – Climbers, Large Flowered Climber (K2) Fragrant Cloud – Hybrid Tea (E1) France Libre® – Hybrid Tea (J1) Francesca – Hybrid Musk (K2) Francis Dubreuil – Heritage Collection, Tea 1894 (K2) Francis E. Lester – Hybrid Musk (K1) Frau Karl Druschki – Heritage Collection, Hybrid Perpetual 1901 (K2) Frederic Mistral™ – Romantica® Collection,
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