What does IRAR stand for?

International Registration Authority for Roses

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4) In 1976, about two hundred years after the King's Royal Regiment of New York was first formed, she registered "The Loyalist Rose" with the International Registration Authority for Roses.

Loyalist Rose and Camerons: they served as operatives in a British ...

Not only has the Buffy Sainte-Marie rose been commended wherever it has been tested and registered with the American Rose Society, which serves as the International Registration Authority for Roses, it also won the award for Best Floribunda Bloom at the Annual Seattle Rose Show held last June 13.

Tribute to Buffy (Sainte-Marie with a new rose)

Two hundred years later, Ethel Macleod, a descendant of John and Mary Cameron, registered Maiden's Blush as the "Loyalist Rose" with the International Registration Authority for Roses.

A Loyalist in the garden