In 1700, the semperflorens roses were brought to Europe Rosa del Bengala. In 1800, R. indica var. fragrans it. Rosa Tea from China, also known as R. chinensis. When R. gallica and R. indica var. fragrances crossed, in 1840 they acquired IBRIDI RIFIORENTI. They crossed with R. indica and thus acquired a new species from the group of hybrid tea trees. In the same years, the crosses of R. indica and R. gallica also gained R. borbonica, which has practically disappeared today. In 1900, a gynecologist from Lion, Pernet Ducher, realized that when he crossed the hybrids of R. lutea, he found a new group, t. i. `Ibridi di Lutea`, which is still being processed. There are many such crosses, and with the help of these, they have always discovered many types of roses, but unfortunately some have not processed further, and that is why we do not know how they were today.
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