Pompon de Bourgogne Rose (Rosa centifolia var. parviflora)

Pompon de Bourgogne Rose (Rosa centifolia var. parviflora)Hardy, spring flowering shrub Description: Double, rosy claret to purple flowers, sometimes flecked with pink. Fragrant blossoms are produced abundantly. Habit: Low growing, suckering shrub with upright shoots, 2' feet in height and spread. Culture: Prefers full sun to light shade and rich, well prepared garden loam Cold Hardiness: USDA Zones 5 through 9 Gallica roses are among the most ancient, and this miniature centifolia form was introduced into

brownish-red flowers in spring and large

astringent

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The Snail Vine is a vigorous climber that grows from a tuberous root that it can return from in mild winter climates

Reprint of Vitruvius Britannicus or The British Architect

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shrubby habit makes this fern a very ornamental accent plant for the garden

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this porcelain ornament shows Monticello as seen from the west garden

This hardy perennial appears in Philadelphia nurseryman Bernard McMahon's book