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By Marty Wingate
‘Agatha’–double rose-pink flowers; blue-green foliage.

‘Allspice’–single bright pink-red flowers; a 17th-century cultivar.

‘Bath’s Pink’–single, light pink with dark edge .

‘Charles Musgrave’–pure white with a green eye; blue-gray foliage.

Dad’s Favorite’–a semi-double white flower that is edged in red, and also has red centers.

‘Essex Witch’–compact plant.

‘Gold Dust’–deep pink-red with gold flecks on hummocky plant.

‘Inchmery’–semi-double, pale pink flowers.

‘Little Gem’–double, rose-colored flowers on a compact plant.

‘Little Jock’–semi-double, rose-colored flowers with a dark eye and grassy foliage on a compact plant.

‘Mrs. Sinkins’–double white flowers; an old cultivar and variable in looks.

‘Spotty’–rose color with white spot on petals like eyes and also a white edge.

‘Tiny Rubies’–a profusion of small flowers on a short plant (to only 4 inches!).

‘Unique’–single, pink centers with darker pink markings and feathering; a selection from the 17th-century. 

Pick a few pinks to add fragrance to your garden!

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