100 roses for 100th post part 1

 In celebration of the 100th blog post here are 100 roses. I'm going to break this into 3 parts.  Some of them I am currently growing, some I have grown in the past, and some are those to that I saw in parks and cemeteries but have not grown. Some are labeled, some not. Pictures 1 through 34.

1. 

Charles de Mills, opening. This picture is of the rose that I was growing in Atlanta, GA. Charles de Mills is my favorite rose. I have grown it in Oregon, Georgia and now am growing it in Missouri. I just got a couple of plants this spring from the nursery Long Ago Roses.

2.

Rosa Gallica officinalis, Apothecary's rose. I grew this in Atlanta but left it behind. Worth growing for historical purposes.

3. 

Penny Lane

4. 

Crown Princess Margareta, David Austin rose. I grew this in Atlanta but sadly left it behind. Maybe some time in the future I will grow it again.

5. 

Boula de Nanteuil

6. 

Mislabeled Gallica rose. It was sold as Cardinal de Richelieu, but is not.

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Iceberg

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11. 

Raubritter. I started growing this in Oregon, moved it to Georgia, and then had to leave it behind.

12. 

Smith's Parish, found on the island of Bermuda. I grew it in Atlanta, but like all the roses that I had in Atlanta, it got left behind.

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15. 

The Poet's Wife

16. 

Lemon Zen

17.  

Lemon Fizz

18. 

Teasing Georgia

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22. 

Golden Sunblaze 1993

23.  

Heritage

24.  

Duchesse de Brabant

25. 

Oscar Peterson

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27. 

Abraham Darby. I first grew this in Atlanta, and am now growing it in Missouri.

28. 

Double Delight. My favorite Hybrid Tea rose. Very fragrant, which is one way to identify it from a couple of look a like roses.

29. 

Moonlight in Paris

30.

The Fairy

31.

Variegata di Bologna. The first Bourbon rose that I grew.

32. 

Marianne. Bred by Paul Barden in Corvallis, Oregon. A new old garden rose.

33.

At Last

34.

Munstead Wood