The Society's
Official Catalogue
of Roses* ^ ^ ^
1910 Edition,
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1910 Edition.
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PREFACE.
npHE present Edition of the Society's Official Catalogue
follows the lines of the 1906 Edition, which was
compiled to meet the requirements of Amateur Rose
growers generally, by giving in a convenient form
a list of the more reliable varieties now in cultivation,
together with a brief description of each, and the
purposes for which it is more particularly adapted.
Since the last Edition was issued many new Roses
have been introduced. A selection from these has been
made and at the same time some of the older varieties
have been eliminated. In addition, the whole Catalogue
has been carefully revised in order that the present
Edition might be brought up to date and rendered
more useful to the Society's members generally.
The selections for various purposes at the end
of the book have also been carefully revised, and some
of the best of the newer varieties introduced into them.
With a view to the improvement of future Editions
of this Catalogue the Committee will welcome any
suggestions that may be sent to the Honorary Secretary
for that purpose.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Preface
Introductory Remarks . .
Descriptive Catalogue of Roses
Synonymous Roses
List of Roses arranged according to the Classes to
WHICH they belong..
Selections of Roses for the various purposes men-
tioned IN the Catalogue, viz.: —
For General Garden Cultivation
,, Bedding
,, Standards
,, Tall Weeping Standards
„ Walls . .
,, Pillars
,, Pergolas
,, Covering Banks
,, Pegging down . .
,, Forming a Hedge
,, Growing as Bushes
,, Edging
,, Button-holes
,, Towns
, Pot Culture
,, Greenhouse Climbers
Fragrant Roses
Hybrid Perpetuals and Hybrid Teas for Exhibition
Teas and Noisettes for Exhibition
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THE NATIONAL ROSE SOCIETY'S OFFICIAL
CATALOGUE OF ROSES.
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.
TT' FEW explanations may be advisable as to the
-* *■ terms employed in the descriptions of the different
varieties included in this Catalogue. In the first
place, after the name of each Rose is given (i) the
class to which it belongs ; (2) the raiser's or introducer's
name and the date of introduction ; (3) the colour of
the flower ; (4) the character of the growth, whether
vigorous, moderate, or otherwise ; (5) the purposes for
which it is best suited ; (6) general remarks, which are
printed in italics.
1. — The Class to which it belongs:
The following abbreviations are used : — Ayr. —
Ayrshire; B. — Bourbon; C. — Chitia ; CI. poly,
pom. — Climbing polyantha pompon; D. —
Datnask ; H.B. — Hybrid Bourbon; H.C. —
Hybrid China; H.N. — Hybrid Noisette ; H.P.
— Hybrid Perpetual; H.T. — Hybrid Tea;
Min. Prov. — Miniature Provence ; mult. scan.
— multiflora scandens (climbing polyantha);
N. — Noisette; poly, pom, — polyantha pompon ;
Prov. — Provence; rug. — rugosa ; S. Briar —
Sweet Briar; T. — Tea; wich. — wichuraiana.
Single-flowered Roses.
By " single-flowered " is meant a Rose having
only one row of petals, by " semi-single " two
rows of petals, and by " semi-double " more
than two rows of petals, but not altogether full.
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-The Character of the Growth :
The terms adopted range from weak to very
rampant growth and are arranged as follows :
Weak, moderate, moderately vigorous, robust,
vigorous, and very vigorous. Where the
growth is sturdy but short it is described as
" robust." In the case of climbing Roses
those suitable for a dwarf pillar are described
as "semi-climbers;" those suitable for a tall
pillar or pergola as "very vigorous climbers."
It must be borne in mind that these terms are used
in relation to the class to which the Rose
belongs. For instance, a Tea Rose may rightly
be described as vigorous, whereas the same
habit in a Hybrid Perpetual or Hybrid Tea
would be described as moderately vigorous.
-The purposes for 'which the Rose is best
suited:
An Exhibitor's Rose. — By this is meant a
variety which is of too poor growth, or is
otherwise unsuited, for general garden cultiva-
tion, although in the hands of an experienced
exhibitor it may be made to produce fine
exhibition blooms.
Arch. — That it is suitable for growing over an arch.
Bedding. — That it is a good variety for massing
together in a single bed.
Bush. — That when planted by itself and allowed
to develop it makes a bold and shapely bush.
Button-hole. — That it is suitable for a button-hole.
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Creeping. — That it is well adapted for trailing
over a bank.
Edging. — That it makes an excellent edging to a
Rose bed or other border.
Exhibition. — That its blooms are sufficiently large,
full and well formed to allow of their being
shown singly at Rose Shows.
Garden. — That the variety is recommended for
general garden cultivation.
Hedge. — That it is well suited for making a hedge.
Pergola. — That it is well adapted for training over
a pergola.
Pillar. — That it is excellent for training up posts
or pillars of varying height.
Pot. — That it is well suited for growing under
glass, either in pots or planted out.
Screen. — That it is suitable for training up trellis
work or other framework used as a screen.
Standard. — That it makes a good standard.
Town. — That it is one of the best Roses for
growing in a town or suburban garden.
Wall. — That it is suitable for training up the face
of a wall or the side of a house.
Weeping. — That it makes an excellent weeping
standard.
6. — Summer-flovrering Roses. — The letter "S"
at the end of the description is used to indicate
those Roses which flower only once in the year,
even though flowering late.
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7. — Climbing Sports from Dwarf Roses:
These climbing sports are not always dependable,
as one plant of the same variety will make
strong climbing shoots, while another will
revert in growth to the variety from which
it sported. The most reliable of those
mentioned in the Catalogue are Climbing
K. A. Victoria, Climbing Mrs. W. J. Grant, and
Climbing Caroline Testout.
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R DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
ROSES.
For explanations of the terms used in this Catalogue see
Introductory Remarks — Pages 9-12.
Admiral Dewey (H.T.), Peter Henderson & Co., 1899.
— Almost white. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard,
bedding. — A sport from "Caroline Testout." Raised
by jfohn H. Taylor.
.ffinnchen MuUer (poly, pom.), J. C. Schmidt, 1907. —
Bright pink. — Medium. — Garden, bedding. —
Petals refiexed. — Fragrant.
Aglaia (mult, scan.), Lambert, 1896. — Pale yellow. —
Very vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola —
Only flowers freely on well-established plants. S.
A. Hill Gray (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, igog. — Pale
lemon. — Vigorous.
Aimee Cochet (H.T.), Soupert et Netting, 1902.— Flesh
pink. — Moderate. — Exhibition.
Aimee Yibert, Climbing (N.), Curtis, 1841. — Pure
white. — A vigorous climber. — Pillar, pergola, wall. —
Almost evergreen. — -Late flowering, good in autumn.
A. K. Williams (H.P.), J. Schwartz, 1877. — Bright
carmine - red. — Moderately vigorous, erect. —
Exhibition, garden. — Very fragrant.
Alberic Barbier (wich.), Barbier, igoo. — Creamy white,,
yellow centre. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola, creeping, weeping standard, screen. — Early
flowering. S.
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Alfred Colomb (H.P.), Lacharme, 1865. — Bright red. —
Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard. — Late
flowering. Very fragrant.
Alice Hamilton (C), Nabonnand, 1904. — Bright
crimson. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Alice Lindsell (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1902. —
Creamy white, pink centre. — Moderately vigorous. —
Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Alister Stella Gray (N.), Paul & Son, 1894.— Pale
yellow, deeper centre. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar,
arch, pergola, standard. — Perpetual flowering.
Fragrant. Raised by Mr. A. Hill Gray.
alpina (Species), 1753. Deep rose. — Vigorous. — Bush. —
Thornless, very early flowering. Single flowered. S.
alpina pyrenaica (Species). — Bright rose. — Moderate. —
Garden. — A divarf variety of " alpina." Very early.
Single flowered. S.
altaica (Species). — Pale lemon-white. — Vigorous. —
Bush, hedge. — Very early. Single flowered.
Amateur Teyssier (H.T.), Gamon, 1900.— White, with
pale yellow centre. —Moderately vigorous. — Garden,
bedding. — A good buttonhole rose.
American Pillar (mult, scan.), H. Cannell& Sons, 1909.
— Deep pink. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola.
Amy Robsart (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co., 1894.
Deep rose. — Very vigorous. — Bush, hedge. — Raised
by Lord Penzance. S.
Andersoni (Species). — Rose pink. — Vigorous. — Bush. —
Single flowered. S.
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Anna Chartron (T.), Veuve Schwartz, 1897.— Cream,
bordered carmine and rose. — Vigorous. — Garden,
bedding. — A good button-hole rose.
AnnaMapiede Montravel (poly, pom.), Veuve Rambaux,
1879. — ^White. — Dwarf. — Garden, edging.
Anna Marie Soupert (H.T.), Soupert et Notting, 1904.
Reddish carmine. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Anna OliYier (T.), Ducher, 1872.— Pale rosy flesh and
buff. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard. —
Fragrant.
Anne of Geierstein (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
1894. — Deep crimson-rose. — Very vigorous. — Bush,
hedge. — Raised by Lord Penzance. S.
Antoine Rivoire (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1896. — Pale
cream, with deeper centre. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard, bedding. — Fine early in the season. Good
in antimin. One of the best bedding roses.
Ards Pillar (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1902. — Rich
velvety crimson. — Semi-climber. — Pillar.
Ards Rambler (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, igo8. — Rosy
carmine. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, — Fragrant.
Ards RoYer (H.P.), A Dickson & Sons, 1894. — Dark
crimson. — Very vigorous climber. — Pillar, wall,
trellis. — One of the best critnson climbers.
Arethusa (C), W. Paul & Son, 1903.— Yellow,
shaded apricot. — Vigorous. — Garden. — Free flower-
ing.
Armosa (H.C.), Marchesan, 1840. — Pale pink. —
Vigorous. — Garden. — Continuous flowering. Also
known as "Hermosa."
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Aschenbrodel (poly, pom.), Lambert, igo2. — Pale peach,
deeper centre. — Dwarf. — Garden, edging.
atropurpurea, — See "rugosa atropurpurea."
Auguste Barbier (wich.), Barbier, igor. — Rose, shaded
lilac. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola,
creeping. Early flowering. Fragrant. S.
Augustine Guinoissean (H.T.), Guinoisseau, 1889. —
White, tinted blush. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard,
bedding. — Free flowering and very fragrant .
Austrian Copper (Austrian Briar), Grown in England in
1596 by John Gerard. — Reddish copper. — Vigorous.
— Garden. — Early flowering. S.
Austrian Yellow (Austrian Briar), grown in England
in 1596 by John Gerard. — Clear yellow. — Vigorous.
— Garden. — Early flowering. S.
Ayoce (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1907. — Deep scarlet
crimson. — Very vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
Very fragrant.
Banksia alba (Banksian), Kerr, 1S07. — White. — Very
vigorous climber. — South or West wall. — Does
not flower freely iintil well established. Small
double white flowers. Fragrant. S.
Banksia lutea (Banksian), Royal Horticultural Society,
1824. — Yellow. — Very vigorous. — South or West
wall. — Does not flower freely until well established.
Small double yellow flowers. S.
Bardou Job (H.T.), Nabonnand, 1887. — Glowing
crimson. — Vigorous. — Garden, wall. — Semi-
double. Tender.
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Baroness Rothschild (H.P.), Pernet, 1867.— Light
pink. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Beatrice (H.T.), Wm. Paul & Son, 1909. — Rich pink. —
Vigorous. — Garden.
Beauty of Glazenvrood. — See " Fortune's Yellow."
Beauty of Waltham (H.P.), W. Paul & Son, 1862.—
Rosy crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden.
— Very fragrant.
Belle Siebreoht (H.T.)— See " Mrs. W. J. Grant."
Ben Cant (H.P.), B. R. Cant & Sons, 1902.— Deep
crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition.
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr), Bennett, 1840. — White. —
Vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola, wall, weeping
standard, hedge. — A very free -flowering summer
rose. Known aho as " Thoreshyana." Fragrant.
Bessie Brown (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1899. —
Creamy white. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — An
exhibitor's rose. Fragrant.
Betty (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1905. — Coppery
rose, shaded yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
— Very long petals. Fragrant.
Betty Berkeley (T.), A. Bernaix, 1904. — Crimson and
blood red. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Free in
autumn.
Billard et Barre (T.), Pernet- Ducher, 1899. — Deep
golden yellow. — Semi-climber. — Pillar, wall.
Blairii, No. 2 (H.C.), Blair, 1845. — Blush, with rose
centre. — Very vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola. — Early flowering. S.
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Blanc double de Coubert (rug.), Cochet - Cochet,
1892. — Pure white. — Very vigorous. — Bush, hedge,
town. Fragrant.
Blanche Moreau (Moss), Moreau-Rob^rt, 1880. — Pure
white. — -Vigorous. — Bush. — The best white moss.
— Fragrant. S.
Blush Rambler (mult, scan.), B. R. Cant & Sons, 1903.
— Blush. — Very vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola, hedge. — One of the best of the ramblers. S.
Boadicea (T.), W. Paul & Son, 1901. — Pale peach,
tinted rose. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Boule de Neige (H.N.), Lacharme, 1867. — Pure white.
Vigorous. — Garden, standard, hedge.
Bouquet d'Or (Dijon Tea), Ducher, 1872. — Buff yellow.
— Vigorous climber. — Pergola, standard, wall. — An
improved " Gloire de Dijon.''' Fragrant.
bracteata Macartney (Species), Lord Macartney, 1875.
— White. — Vigorous. — Wall. — Tender. Requires a
warm wall. Single-flowered. S.
Bridesmaid (T.), N. May, 1890. — Bright pink. —
Moderate. — Exhibition, pot. — Good wider glass.
Brunonis (Species). — See "moschata."
Brunonis fl. pi. (Species). — See " moschata fl. pi."
Buttercup (mult, scan.), Paul & Son, 1908. — Deep
yellow in the bud, lemon white when open. — Semi-
climber. — Pillar, standard.
Cabbage Rose (Prov.). — See " Common Provence."
Camoens (H.T.) — Schwartz, 1881. — Glowing rose,
yellow base. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — Very
free and continiwus flowering.
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Captain Christy (H.T.), Lacharme, 1873. — Pale
salmon pink, deeper shade in centre. — Upright,
bushy. — Garden. — Good in autumn.
Captain Christy, Climbing (H.T.), Ducher, 1881.—
Pillar. — A climbing sport from "Captain Christy."
Captain Hayward (H.P.), Bennett, 1893. — Light
scarlet crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard, pot. — Best in a cool season. — Fragrant.
Carmine Pillar. — See " Paul's Carmine Pillar."
Caroline Kuster (N.), Pernet, 1872. — Lemon yellow. —
Vigorous. — Garden, standard.
Caroline Testout (H.T.), Pernet fils-Ducher, i8go. —
Bright warm pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard, bedding, pot, town. — One of the very best
for all purposes.
Caroline Testout, Climbing (H.T.), Chauvry, 1902. —
Pillar, arch, pergola, wall. — A reliable climbing
sport from " Caroline Testout.^'
Catherine Mermet (T.), J. B. Guillot fils, 1869. —
Pale pink flesh. — -Moderate. — Exhibition, pot. —
At its best under glass.
Cecile Brunner (poly, pom.), Ducher, 1880. — Blush
white, shaded pale rose. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding,
edging. — One of the best of its class.
Celestial (Alba.), Blush. — Very vigorous. — Bush.
Glaucous foliage. — S.
Celine Forestier (N.), Trouillard. 1858. — Pale yellow,
deeper centre. — -Vigorous climber. — Standard, wall.
— Distinct in colour.
Charles J. Grahame (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1905.
— Very bright crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden. — A cool season rose of fine colour.
Fragrant.
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Charles Lawson (H.C.), Lawson, 1853. — Dull rose. —
Very vigorous. — Garden, town. — Fragrant. S.
Charles Lefebyre (H.P.), Lacharme, 1861. — Rich
velvety-crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard. — Fine colour and fonn. Very fragrant .
Charlotte Klemm (H.C.), 1908. — Fiery red. —
Moderately vigorous. — A fine Hybrid China.
Chateau de Clos Yougeot (H.T.), Pemet Ducher,
1908. — Dark crimson, shaded scarlet. — Moderately
vigorous. — Garden. — 0»e of the darkest roses.
Fragrant.
Cherry Ripe (H.T.), Paul & Son, 1905. — Light cherry
crimson. — Vigorous. — Garden. — Fragrant .
Cheshunt Hybrid (H.T.), Paul & Son, 1873.— Cherry-
carmine. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, standard, wall.
— Very fragrant. — The first rose introduced as a
Hybrid Tea.
Cheshunt Scarlet (H.P.), Paul & Son, i88g.— Vivid
scarlet crimson. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
China, Common (C), Parsons, 1796. — China pink. —
Vigorous. — Garden, hedge, bedding. — Continuous
blooming. Kuoicn as the " Old Monthly."
Chin Chin (C). — Hobbies, Ltd., 1908.— Bright sulphur
yellow. — Garden, bedding, pot. — Vigorous.
cinnamomea (Species), 1762. — Rose pink. — Vigorous.
— Bush. — Single-flowered. S.
Claire Jacquier (mult, scan.), Bernaix, 1888. — Nankeen
yellow. — Very vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola. —
Tender. S,
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Clara Watson (H.T.), Prince, 1894. — Cream-flesh,
tinted rosy peach. — Garden, bedding.
Cleopatra (T.), Bennett, 1889. — Cream-flesh, shaded
pale rose. — Weak.— Exhibition. — An exhibitor' s rose.
Clio (H.P.), W. Paul & Son, 1894.— Pale Aesh, with
deeper centre. — Very vigorous. — Garden, pegging
down. — Stiff habit of growth. — SoDiewhat ijiipatient
of wet.
Commandant Felix Faure (H.P.), Boutigny, 1902. —
Dark crimson, flushed vermilion. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bedding. — The colour does not fade. Very
fragrant.
Common China. — See " China, Common."
Common Moss. — See "Moss, Common."
Common ProYence. — See " Provence, Common."
Common Sweetbriar. — See " Sweetbriar, Common."
Comte de Raimbaud (H.P.), Roland, 1868. — Clear
crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard.
— Fragrant.
Comtesse de Ludre (H.P.), V. Verdier, 1880. — Light
crimson. — Moderate. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's
rose. Fragrant.
Comtesse de Nadaillac (T.), J. B. Guillot fils, 1871.
— Peach, shaded apricot, base of petals coppery. —
Moderate. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Comtesse de Saxe (T.), Soupert et Notting, 1905. —
Creamy white. — Exhibition.
Comtesse de Turenne. — See " Mme. Wagram."
Comtesse du Cayla (C), Guillot, 1902. — Nasturtium
red. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding. — A new shade in
the China roses. Variable in colour.
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Comtesse Pestetics Hamilton (T.), Nabonnand, 1899.
— Copper with carmine shading. — Vigorous. —
Garden.
Comtesse Icy Hardegg (H.T.), Soupert et Notting,
1907. — Deep vivid carmine. — Garden, bedding. —
Vigorous. — Fragrn 11 1 .
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.), Frobel, 1900. — Clear silvery
rose. — Very vigorous. — Garden, bush, pillar, pergola,
hedge, wall. — Ferj' early. Continuous flowering.
Very fragrant.
Corallina (T.), W. Paul & Son, igoo. — Deep coral red.
— Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding. — Good
in aiUumn.
Countess Annesley (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1905.
— Rosy-salmon. — Vigorous. — Garden. — Fragrant.
Countess of Caledon (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
1897. — Carmine-rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden. — Very fragrant.
Countess of Derby (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1905. —
Flesh-peach. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Very
free floivering. Good in autumn.
Countess of Gosford (H.T.), McGredy & Son, 1906.
Salmon pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
bedding.
Cramoisie Superieure (C), Plantier, 1834. — Crimson.
Dwarf. — Garden, bedding. — Very free flowering. —
Cramoisie Sup6rieure, Climbing (C.) — Pillar. —
A climbing sport from ^^ Cramoisie Superieure."
Crepuscule (N.)— Copper yellow, pink shading. — Semi-
climber. — Garden, pillar.
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Crested Moss (Moss), Vibert, 1827. — Rosy pink. —
Vigorous. — Bush. S.
Crested Provence (Prov.), Vibert, 1827. — Rosy pink,
pale edges. — Vigorous. — Bush. — Similar to " Crested
Moss." S.
Crimson China. — See "Old Crimson China."
Crimson Damask (D.), Turner, 1901. — Bright crimson.
— Vigorous. — Bush. — Semi-single. S.
Crimson Rambler. — See " Turner's Crimson Rambler."
cristata (Prov.), Vibert, 1827. — See " Crested
Provence."
Dainty (T.), W. Paul & Son, 1902. — Primrose yellow. —
Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Pretty in the hud.
Dawn (H.T.), Paul & Son, 1898.— Silvery pink, shaded
rose. — Very vigorous. — Bush, pillar.
Dean Hole (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1904. — Pale
silvery rose, deeper shaded. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, standard. — Fragrant.
Debatante (wich.), M. H. Walsh, 1902. — Creamy pink.
— Vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola, weeping stan-
dard. — Fragrant. Mid-season. S.
Delicata (rug.). Cooling & Sons, 1898. — Soft rose. —
Vigorous. — Bush. S.
de Meaux (Moss), Sweet, 1814. — Rosy pink. — Dwarf. —
Bush. S.
Devoniensis, Climbing (T.), Pavitt, 1858. — Pale lemon
white. — Vigorous climber. — Wall. — Tender. South
of England only.
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Dorothy Dennison (wich.), A. Dickson & Sons, igog.
— Pale blush pink. — Very vigorous. — Arch, pergola,
hedge, creeping, weeping standard, screen. — Sport
from " Dorothy Perkins." Late flowering.
Dorothy Page-Roberts (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
igoy. — Coppery pink. — Garden, bedding. —
A beautiful shade of pink. Fragrant.
Dorothy Perkins (wich.), Jackson & Perkins, igoi. —
Rose pink. — Very vigorous climber. — Arch,
pergola, hedge, creeping, weeping standard, screen.
— Almost evergreen, late flowering, one of the best.
Late flowering.
Dr. Andry (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1864. — Bright crimson.
— Vigorous. — Exhibition, standard. — -Very fragrant.
Dr. Felix Guyon (T.), A. Mari, igoa. — Coppery yellow,
lighter centre. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden.
Dr. Grill (T.), Bonnaire, 1886. — Rose, with coppery
shading. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Variable
ill colour.
Dr. J. Campbell Hall (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, igo4.
— Coral rose, suffused white. — Vigorous. — Garden.
— Free flowering.
Dr. O'Donel Browne (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, igo8.
— Carmine rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard. — Very fragrant.
Dr. Rouges (T.), Veuve Schwartz, i8g4. — Bronzy red.
— Climber. — Pillar, wall.
Ducher (C), Ducher, i86g. — Pure white. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bedding.
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Duchess of Bedford (H.P.), Postans, 1879.— Light
scarlet crimson. — Moderate. — Exhibition. —
Fragrant.
Duchess of Portland (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
1901. — Pale sulphur yellow. — Moderate. —
Exhibition. — An exiiibitor's rose.
Duchess of Wellington (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
igog. — Deep saffron yellow, outside petals orange. —
Vigorous. — Garden. — A striking colour. Fragrant.
Duchesse d'Auerstadt (T.), Bemaix, 1887. — Deep
yellow. — Vigorous climber. — Wall. — Tender.
A fine colour.
Duchesse de Morny (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1863. — Silvery
rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's
rose.
Duke of Connaught (H.P.), Paul & Son, 1876.—
Bright velvety crimson. — Moderate. — Exhibition,
garden . — Fragrant.
Duke of Edinburgh (H.P.), Paul & Son, 1868. —
Scarlet-crimson. — Very vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, standard, pegging-down. — Fine colour.
Fragrant.
Duke of Teok (H.P.), Paul & Son, 1880. — Light
crimson-scarlet. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
Good in autumn. Fragrant.
Duke of Wellington (H.P.), Granger, 1864.— Dark
velvety-crimson.— Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
Fragrant.
Dundee Rambler (Ayr), Martin. — White, pink edges. —
Very vigorous climber. — -Arch, pergola, hedge, town,
very exposed gardens, weeping standard. — S.
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Dupuy Jamain (H.P.), Jamain, 1868. — Bright cerise. —
Very vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard. —
A reliable rose. Very fragrant.
Earl of Dufferin (H.P.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1887.—
Dark crimson, shaded maroon. — Vigorous. —
Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Earl of Warwick (H.T.), W. Paul & Son, 1904.—
Salmon pink, shaded rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, bedding, standard. — Good rose, particularly
in autumn.
Ecarlate (H.T.), Boytard, 1907. — Light scarlet. —
Moderately vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Very free
Jiowerifig. — Semi-double. A promising bedding rose.
Edith Bellenden (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
1895. — Pale rose, — Very vigorous. — Garden, pillar,
hedge. — Raised by Lord Penzance. S.
Edmond Proust (wich.), Barbier, 1903. — Coppery
carmine. — Very vigorous climber — Garden, pillar,
arch, pergola. — Mid-season. S.
Edu Meyer (H.T.), P. Lambert, 1904. — Copper coloured
flesh, with fawn shading. — Vigorous. — Garden,
bedding. — Semi-double. Striking colour.
Electra (mult, scan.), J. Veitch & Sons, 1900. — Pale
yellow. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola. —
S.
Elisa Robichon (wich.), Barbier, 1903. — Pale rosy
yellow. — Vigorous climber. — Garden, pillar, arch,
pergola. — Early flowering. S.
Elizabeth Barnes (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1907. —
— Deep coppery salmon. — Vigorous. — Garden.
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Enchantress (T), W. Paul & Son, 1896. — Creamy
white. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Ernest Metz (T.), Guillot, 1888.— Salmon, tinted rose.
— Moderate. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Etienne Levet (H.P.), Levet, 1871. — Carmine rose. —
Moderate, erect. — Exhibition. — Very fragrant.
Eugenie Lamesch (poly, pom.), Lambert, 1899. — Clear
yellow, buds edged carmine. — Dwarf. — Garden,
bedding, edging. — Distinct violet scent.
Evangeline (wich.), M. H. Walsh, 1906. — Lavender
pink with white centre. — Very vigorous climber.
— Arch, pergola, weeping sta.nda.Td.— Mid-season.
Very fragrant.
E. Yeyrat Hermanos (T.), Bernaix, 1895. — Coppery
yellow, shaded rose. — Climber. -— Wall. — A shy
bloomer except on walls.
Exposition de Brie (H.P.), Granger, 1865. — Shaded
crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
Fragrant.
Exquisite (H.T.), W. Paul & Son, 1899. — Bright
crimson, shaded magenta. — Vigorous. — Garden,
pot. — Fragrant.
E. Y. Teas (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1874. - Bright red.
Moderate. — P^xhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Fragrant.
FabYier (C), Laffay, 1832. — Dazzling crimson, with
white centre. — Dwarf. — Bedding, edging. — One of
the best crimson Chinas.
Fairy Queen (T.), W. Paul & Son, 1905. — Pale yellow,
tinted pink. — Moderate. — Garden, bedding.
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Farben Koenigin (H.T.), Hinner, igoi. —Salmon rose,
with pink reflex. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Felicite-et-Perpetue (Sempervirens), Jacques, 1828. —
Creamy white. — Very vigorous chmber. — Arch,
pergola, wall, very exposed gardens, weeping
standard. — A good climbing rose. S.
Pellenberg (N.), Fellenberg, 1857. — Rosy crimson. —
Garden, bush, hedge, dwarf wall.
Ferdinand de Lesseps (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1869. — See
" Exposition de Brie."
Fimbriata (rug.), Morlet, 1891. — White, tinted blush.
— Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — The flowers have
serrated edges. Fragrant.
Fisher Holmes (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1865. — Shaded
crimson-scarlet. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard. — A good all-round rose. Very fragrant.
Flora (Sempervirens), Jacques. — Pale rose pink. — Very
vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola, hedge.
Flora MclYOr (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
1894. — White, tinted rose.-^Very vigorous. — Bush,
hedge. — Raised by Lord Penzance. Early. S.
Florence Edith Coulthwaite (H.T.), A. Dickson &
Sons, 1908. — Creamy yellow, suffused pink. — >
Moderately vigorous. — Garden. — Fragrant.
Florence Pemberton (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
1902. — Creamy-white, edged blush. — Vigorous. —
Exhibition, garden, standard. — Free flowering.
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Fortune's Yellow (N.), Fortune, 1845. — Orange yellow,
shaded and flaked metallic red. — Vigorous climber.
South or west wall. — Best under glass. Also
known as " Beauty of Glazemvood." S.
Franclsca Kriiger (T.), Nabonnand, 1879. — Coppery
yellow, shaded peach. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard. — A free-flowering hardy Tea.
Frangois Crousse (H.T.), Guillot, 1900. — Bright
crimson. — Vigorous. — Pillar, wall. — A fine crimson
pillar rose. Good early and late.
Frangois Dubreuil (T.), Dubreuil, 1895. — Deep
crimson. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden.— /4 useful
red Tea.
Frangois Foucard (wich.), Barbier, 1902. — Lemon
yellow. — Climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola, weeping
standard, screen. — Early flowering. Flowers again
in the Autumn.
Frangois Juranville (wich.), Barbier, 1906. — Deep
salmon rose. — Very vigorous. — Arch, pergola, hedge.
Very fragrant. Mid-season. S.
Frangois Miohelon (H.P.), Levet, 1871.— Deep rose,
reverse of petals silvery. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. —
An exhibitor' s rose.
Frau Cecile Walter (poly, pom.), P. Lambert, 1904.
— Deep yellow buds, changing to lemon yellow. —
Dwarf. — Edging.
Frau Karl Druschki (H.P.), P. Lambert, 1900.— Pure
white. — Very vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard, bedding, pot, pegging down. — The best
white rose for all purposes.
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Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch (H.T.), P. Lambert, 1903.
— Apricot orange, suffused yellow. — Vigorous.- -
Exhibition, garden, standard. — Very free floioering.
Pendent blooms. Fragrant.
Fulgens (H.C.), Malton. — Deep crimson. — Vigorous
climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola. — S.
Gardenia (wich.), Manda, 1899. — Bright yellow,
changing to cream. — Very vigorous climber. — Pillar,
arch, pergola, creeping, screen. — The best yellow
wichuraiana. Early flowering. S.
G. C. Waud (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1908.— Rose,
suffused orange. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
A jnost distinct shade of colour. Tea scented.
General Gallieni (T.), Nabonnand, 1901. — Bright
cerise. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Unique, but
variable in colour.
G6n^ral Jacqueminot (H.P.), Roussel, 1853. — Bright
scarlet-crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard, pot. — Free flowering Very fragrant.
General McArthur (H.T.), The E. G. Hill Co., 1905.—
Bright scarlet crimson. — Vigorous. — ■ Garden,
bedding. — A reliable new rose.
General Schablikine (T.), Nabonnand, 1879. — Rosy
salmon. — Vigorous. — Bedding. — Free flowering.
Best in autumn.
George Laing Paul (H.T.), Soupert-et-Notting, 1904.
— Bright carmine-crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden. — A reliable rose.
Georges Pernet (poly, pom.), Pemet, 1888. — Rosy
peach, shaded yellow. — Moderate. — Bedding, edging.
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Gerbe Rose (wich.), Barbier, 1905. — Pale pure
pink. — Climber. — Pillar, bush, screen, wall. — Dense
glossy foliage. Nearly thornless. Large flowers
for a wichuraiana. Flowers again in the Autumn.
Fragrant.
Gladys Harkness (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1900. —
Deep salmon pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
standard. — Good in autumn. Fragrant.
Gloire de Dijon (T.), Jacotot, 1850. — Buff, or salmon
yellow. — Vigorous climber. — Garden, bush, standard^
wall, town. — A most useful climbing rose. Very
fragrant.
Gloire de Margottin (H.P.), Margottin, 1887.— Very
bright red. — Very vigorous. — Pillar, standard.
Gloire des Polyantha (poly, pom.), Guillot, 1887. —
Deep rose, white base. — Dwarf. — Bedding, edging,
— Free and continuous flowering.
Gloire des Bosomanes (H.B.), Vibert, 1825.— Light
crimson. — Vigorous. — Bush, pillar, hedge. — Semi-
double.
Gloire Lyonnaise (H.T.), Guillot, 1884. — White,,
lemon base. — Vigorous. — Garden, pillar, bedding,
pegging down. — Recommended for pegging down.
G. Nabonnand (T.), Nabonnand, 1889. — Pale flesh,
shaded rose. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard,,
bedding. — One of the best in autumn.
Golden Gate (T.), Dingee & Conard, 1892. — Creamy-
white, tinted rose. — Moderate. — Exhibition. —
Best under glass. Tender.
Goldfinch (mult, scan.), Paul & Son, 1908. — Deep yellow
in bud, changing to cream. — Vigorous climber. —
Pillar. S.
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Gottfried Keller (Hybrid Austrian Briar), Dr. Muller,
1904. — Deep yellow, suffused terra cotta pink. —
Moderately vigorous. — Garden. — Charming in colour
and perpetual flowering. Nearly single-flowered.
Goubault (T.), Goubault, 1843. — Deep buff pink. —
Vigorous. — Garden, wall. — Early and sweet scented.
Grace Darling (H.T.), Bennett, 1884. — Cream, shaded
pink. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding. —
Flowers early,
Grace Molyneux (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1908. —
Creamy apricot. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush,
standard. — Fragrant.
Grand Due Adolphe de Luxembourg (H.T.), Soupert-et-
Notting, 1892. — Rosy white, with brick red
reverse. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding. —
Free flowering An attractive contrast in colour.
Gruss an Sangerhausen (H.T.), Dr. Muller, 1904.—
Dull scarlet. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.), Geschwind, 1897. — Bright
crimson. — Very vigorous. — Garden, bush, pillar,
standard, bedding, hedge, creeping. — -One of the best
roses for general garden purposes. Very fragrant.
Gruss an Zabern (mult, scan.), P. Lambert, 1904. —
White. — Climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola. vS.
GustaY Griinerwald (H.T.), P- Lambert, 1903. —
Carmine pink. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard,
bedding, town. — Fragrant. A good all-round rose.
Gustave Piganeau (H.P.), Pernet fils-Ducher, 1889. —
Carmine, shaded lake. — Moderate. — Exhibition. —
An exhibitor's rose. Very fragrant.
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GustaYe Regis (H.T.), Pernet fils-Ducher, 1890.^
Nankeen yellow. — Very • vigorous. — Garden,
standard, pillar, creeping, bush. — One of the best
button-hole roses.
H. Armytage Moore (H.T.), Hugh Dickson, 1907. —
Rose pink. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Harrisonii (Austrian Briar), Harrison, 1830. — Soft
golden yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — S.
Harry Kirk (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1907. — Bright
sulphur yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Hebe's Lip (S. Briar). — White, with picotee edge of
purple. — Vigorous. — Bush, hedge. — S.
Heinrich Schultheis (H.P.), Bennett, 1882.— Pinkish
rose. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard. — Fragrant.
Helen Keller (H.P.), A Dickson & Sons, 1895. — Rosy
cerise. — Moderately vigorous. — Exhibition. — An
exhibitor's rose. Fragrant.
Helene (mult, scan.), P. Lambert, 1897. — P^l^ flesh,
tinted violet. — Very vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola. — 5.
Helene Guillot (H.T.), Guillot, 1901. — Flesh. —
Moderate. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Henriette de Beauveaa (T.), Lacharme, 1887. — Bright
yellow. — Climbing. — Wall. — Tender. A clear and
distinct shade of yellow.
Her Majesty (H.P.), Bennett, 1885.— Pale rose.— Very
vigorous. — Exhibition. — Mildews badly.
Hermosa. — See "Armosa."
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Hiawatha (mult, scan.), M. H. Walsh, 1905. — Rich crim-
son with white eye. — Very vigorous climber. — Pillar,
arch, pergola, weeping standard, screen. — Single
flowered. Late flowering. S.
Homere (T.), Moreau-Robfert, 1859. — Rose edge, light
base. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush, standard. — Hardy.
Hon. E. Gifford (T.), Guillot, 1882.— White, centre
flesh. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden, bedding. —
A hardy Tea.
Horace Yernet (H.P.), J. B. Guillot, fils, 1866.—
Scarlet-crimson, dark shaded. — Moderate. —
Exhibition. — A grand exhibition rose. Fragrant.
Hugh Dickson (H.P.), Hugh Dickson, 1904. — Crimson,
shaded scarlet. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard, bedding, town. — One of the best roses for
general garden purposes. Very fragrant.
Hugh Watson (H.P.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1904. —
Crimson, shaded carmine. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden. — Fragrant.
Hugo Roller (T.),W. Paul & Son, 1908. — Lemon yellow,
edged and suffused rose. — Moderate. — Garden.
inermis Morlettii (Boursault), Morlet, 1883. — Light
rosy-pink. — Very vigorous. — Bush, pillar. — Flowers
very early. — S.
Innocente Pirola (T.), Mme. Ducher, 1878. — Creamy-
white. — Moderately vigorous. — Exhibition.
Instituteur Sirdey (H.T.), Pemet-Ducher, 1905. —
Orange-yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Irene Watts (C), Guillot, 1896.— White, shaded salmon
pink. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding.
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Irish Beauty (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1900. — Pure
white.— Moderately vigorous. - Garden, bedding. —
Single-flowered.
Irish Elegance (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1905. —
Shades of apricot, buds orange-scarlet. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bush. — The best single flowered bedding rose,
Irish Glory (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1900. — Silvery
pink. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden, bedding. —
Single-flowered.
Irish Harmony (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1904. —
Saffron yellow, fading to white. — Moderately vigorous.
— Garden, bedding. — Single flowered.
Irish Pride (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1903. — Blush rose.
— Vigorous. — Garden. — Single flowered.
Irish Star (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1903. — Bright
carmine. — Vigorous. — Garden. — Single flowered,
Isabella Sprunt (T.), Verschaffelt, 1867. — Lemon
yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — A button-
hole rose.
Janet's Pride (S. Briar), Paul & Son, 1892.— White,
shaded and tipped crimson. — Very vigorous. —
Garden, bush, hedge. S.
J. B. Clark (H.T.), Hugh Dickson, 1905. — Deep
scarlet, shaded plum. — Very vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, pegging down, bush, pillar, hedge.
Jean Ducher (T.), Mme. Ducher, 1874. — Salmon
yellow, shaded peach. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, —
Impatient of wet.
Jean Note (H T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1908. — Cream yellow,
chrome centre. — Moderate. — Garden.
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ileanie Deans (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
1895. — Rosy crimson. — Very vigorous. — Garden,
bush, hedge. — Raised hy Lord Penzance. Early. S.
Xessie (poly, pom.), H. Merryweather & Sons, igog. —
Bright rose crimson. — Dwarf. — Bedding, edging.
Jersey Beauty (wich.), Manda, iSgg. — Pale yellow. —
Very vigorous climber. — Garden, pillar, arch, pergola,
hedge, creeping, weeping standard, screen. —
Single-flowered. Early flowering. S.
Johanna Sebus (H.T.), Muller, igoo. — Deep rosy
cerise. — Semi-climber. — Garden, pillar. — Very highly
perfumed.
John Cuff (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1908. — Deep
carmine pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition.
John Ruskin (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1902. — Rosy
cerise. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — Fragrant.
Joseph Billard (wich.), Barbier, igo5. — Bright rose,
centre pale yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, pillar. —
Single-flowered. Early flowering. S.
Joseph Hill (H.T.), Pemet-Ducher, 1903. — Coppery
yellow, shaded salmon pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition ,
garden, standard, bedding, pot. — Beautiful colour
and fine foliage. Fragrant.
Joseph Lamy (wich.), Barbier, 1906. — White, edged
pink. — Vigorous climber. — Weeping standard.
Joseph Lowe. — See "Lady Faire."
Julia Mannering (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams& Co.,
1895. — Pearly pink. — Very vigorous. — Garden, bush,
hedge. — Raised by Lord Penzance. S.
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria (H.T.), Lambert & Reiter,
1891. — Cream, shaded lemon. — Moderately vigorous.
— Exhibition, garden.
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Kaiserin Augusta Yiotoria, Climbing (H. T.), A.
Dickson & Sons, 1897. — Pillar, wall. — -A reliable
climbing sport from "Kaiserin Augusta Victoria."
Katharine Zeimet (poly, pom.), P. Lambert, igoi. —
Pure white. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding, edging. —
A pretty, free flowering variety. The best white
Polyantha.
Killarney (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1898.— Suffused
pale pink. — ^ Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard,
bedding, pot. — Subject to mildew. Fragrant.
Kleiner Alfred (poly, pom), Lambert 1904. — -Red,
shaded yellow. — Edging. — Distinct colour.
Koenigin Carola (H.T.), Turke, 1904.— Rose pink-
Vigorous, — ^Exhibition, garden, standard, bedding.
Lady Alice Stanley (H.T.) S. McGredy & Son, 1909.
Deep silvery flesh, reverse of petals deep pink.
Vigorous. — Exhibition. — Garden. A promising
new rose. Fragrant.
Lady Ashtown (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1904. —
Deep pink. — Vigorous. — ^Exhibition, garden, bedding,
standard, pot. — Very free flowering. A most useful
rose.
Lady Battersea (H.T.), Paul & Son, 1901. — Cherry
crimson, shaded orange. — Moderately vigorous. —
Garden, bedding, pot.
Lady Curzon (D.), Turner. 1902. — Pale pink. — Vigorous.
— Pillar, bush. — The best Hybrid Damask. S.
Lady Faire (H.T.), Bentley, 1907. —Flesh pink, edged
deeper pink. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden,
bedding, pot. — Good for early forcing. Fragrant,
A sport from Mrs. W. jf. Grant, of Madame
Abel Chatenay colouring.
Lady Gay (wich.), M. H. Walsh, 1905. — Carmine pink.
— Very vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola,
hedge, weeping standard, screen. — Late flowering.
Lady Godiva (wich.), Paul & Son, igo8. — Pale blush,
deeper centre. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola, weeping standard. Late flowering. A sport
from " Dorothy Perkins."
Lady Helen Vincent (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1907.
— Shell pink, — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — Fragrant.
Lady Mary Gorry (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1900. —
Yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Lady Mary Fitzwilliam (H.T.), Bennett, 1882. — Rosy
flesh. — Very moderate. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's
rose.
Lady Moyra Beauclerc (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
1901. — Madder rose, with silvery reflex. — Vigorous.
— Exhibition, standard.
Lady Penzance (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
1904. — Coppery yellow. Very vigorous. — Garden,
bush, hedge. — The most distinct Penzance briar.
Single flowered. Raised by Lord Penzance. S.
Lady Quartus Ewart (H.T.), Hugh Dickson, 1904. —
White. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Berberis-
like foliage.
Lady Roberts (T.), F. Cant & Co., 1902. — Apricot,
with coppery yellow base. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, bedding, pot. — A good button-hole rose. —
Fine under glass. — A sport from ^^ Anna Olivier."
Lady Bossmore (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1906. —
Reddish crimson — Garden, bedding. — Raised by
Dr. y. Campbell Hall.
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Lady Sarah Wilson (D.), Turner, 1902. — Creamy blush.
— Vigorous. — Bush.— Single flowered. S.
Lady Ursula (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1908.— Flesh
pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition , garden.
Lady Waterlow (H.T.), Nabonnand, 1903. — Pale
salmon pink, edged carmine. — Semi-climber. —
Garden, bush, pillar. — A fine pillar rose.
La France (H.T.), J. B. Guillot, fils, 1867. — Silvery
rose, with pale lilac shading. — Vigorous. — -Exhibi-
tion, garden, standard, bedding, pot. — One of the
best roses for all purposes. Very fragrant.
La France, Climbing (H.T.), Henderson, 1894. — Pillar,
— A climbing sport from "La France." Uncertain.
La France de '89 (H.T.), Moreau-Robert, 1889.— Brick
red. — • Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, bush,
standard, pillar. — Distinct and free flowering. —
Fragrant.
La Tosca (H.T.), V. Schwartz, 1900. — Blush. —
Vigorous. — Garden, bush, standard, bedding, town.
— An excellent rose.
Lamarque (N.), Marechal, 1830. — -Pure white, shaded
lemon. — Very vigorous climber. — • Garden, wall. —
Tender. Requires a warm wall. S.
Laurent Carle (H.T.), Pemet-Ducher, 1907. — Deep
carmine. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden.
Laurette Messimy (C), Guillot, 1887. — Pale rose, with
yellow base. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding.
— Fine for massing.
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Le Havre (H.P.), Eude, 1871. — Vermilion red. ^
Moderately vigorous. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's
rose.
Le Progres (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1904. — Yellow nan-
keen. — Moderate. — Garden, bedding.
L6onie Lamesch (poly, pom.), Lambert, 1899. — Bright
coppery red, with golden centre. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard, bedding. — A distinct and pretty polyantha.
— Perpetual flowering.
L^ontine Gervais (wich.) Barbier, 1906. — Salmon rose,
tinted yellow. — Vigorous. — Arch, pillar, pergola,
weeping standard. — Mid-season. — A good new wich-
uraiana. S.
L^opoldine d'Orleans (Sempervirens), Jacques. — White,
tipped red. — Vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola. — A
hardy climber. S.
Leuchtstern (mult, scan.), Schmidt, 1899. — Bright rose,
with white eye. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola. — A pretty cluster rose. S.
Liberty (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 190c. — Crimson. —
Moderate. — Garden, bedding, pot. — Good shape. A
good button-hole rose. — Fragrant.
Liberty, Climbing (H.T.), Paul & Son, 1909. — A climb-
ing sport from "Liberty."
L'Ideal (N.), Nabonnand, 1887.— Metallic red, tinted
yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, wall. — Distinct in
colour. Rather tender.
Lina Schmidt-Michel (H.T.), P. Lambert, 1905. — Soft
bright pink. — Very vigorous. — Garden, pillar. — Semi-
double.
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Little Gem (Moss), W. Paul & Son, i88a— Crimson.—
Moderately vigorous. — Garden. — Well mossed, but
tender.
Lohengrin (H.T.), Schmidt, 1903. — Silver pink. —
Vigorous. — Exhibition.
Longworth Rambler (H.T.), Liabaud, 1880.— Light
crimson. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola,
pegging down, town, wall. — A good climbing rose.
Lord Penzance (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
1894. — Fawn. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush, pillar,
hedge, shrub. — Raised by Lord Penzance. S.
Louis Yan Houtte (H.P.), Lacharme, 1869. — Deep
crimson, shaded maroon. — Moderate. — Exhibition.
An exhibitor's rose. Very fragrant.
lucida (Species), N. America, 1724. — Bright rose pink.
— Vigorous. — Garden, bush, hedge. — Pretty foliage.
Single flowered. S.
lucida plena (Species), Veitch, 1884. — Rose. —
Vigorous. — Garden, bush, hedge. — A double form
of the above. A pretty button-hole variety. S.
Lucjr Bertram (S. Briar.), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
1895. — Rich crimson, white centre. — Very vigorous.
— Garden, pillar, hedge. — Raised by Lord Penzance.
S.
Lyon Rose (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1907. — Salmon pink,
suffused yellow. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden.—
Distinct but variable in colour. — Fragrant.
Ma Capucine (T.), Levet, 1878. — Bronzy yellow, shaded
red. — Moderate. — Garden. — A pretty button-hole rose.
'Macartney. — See "bracteata Macartney."
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macrantha (Hybrid of Species). — Flesh. — Climber. —
Bush, pillar. — One of the best of the single-flowered
roses. S.
Mme. Abel Chatenay (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1895 —
Salmon pink. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bed-
ding, pot, town. — One of the best for all purposes.
Continuous flowering. Fragrant.
Mme. Alfred Camera (H.N.), Schwartz, 1879. — White.
— Very vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola,
wall. — The best white hardy climber. Fragrant.
Mme. Antoine Mari (T.), A. Mari, 1902. — Rose, shaded
white.- — Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding. —
A good button-hole rose.
Mme. Berard (Dijon Tea), Levet, 1870. — Fawn-yellow.
— Vigorous climber. — Pillar, standard, wall. — One of
the best of the Dijon Teas. Fragrant.
Mme. Berkeley (T.), Bernaix, 1899, — Pale flesh. —
Moderately vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Mme. Charles de Luze (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1904. —
Flesh white, fawn centre. — Vigorous, — Garden,
bedding.
Mme. Charles Monnier (H.T,), Pernet-Ducher, 1902. —
Rosy flesh. — Vigorous. — Garden, pillar, wall. — Of
semi-climbing habit.
Mme.Chedane Guinoisseau (T.), Leveque, 1880 — Clear
bright yellow. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden,
standard, bedding. — A good button-hole rose.
Mme. Constant Soupert (T.), Soupert et Notting, 1905.
— Deep yellow, shaded peach. — Vigorous. — Exhibi-
tion, garden, standard, pot. — A /?«« Tea.
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Mme. Cusin (T.) Guillot, fils, 1881. — Rose with lighter
centre. — -Moderate. — Exhibition, standard. — Frag-
rant.
Mme. d'Arblay (Hybrid Musk). — Flesh, changing to
white. — Very vigorous. — Pillar, arch, pergola, weep-
ing standard. — Fragrant. S.
Mme. de WatteTille (T.), Guillot, 1883.— Cream,
edged and tinted rose. — Moderate. — Exhibition, pot.
— Rather tender.
Mme. E. A. Nolte (poly, pom.), Bernaix, 1893. — Nan-
keen yellow, passing to white. — Dwarf. — Garden,
bedding, edging. — A very pretty polyantha.
Mme. Edmee Metz (H.T.), Soupert et Notting, igoi. —
Salmon-pink. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard. — Free
flowering.
Mme. Eugene Resal (C), Guillot, 1895. — Coppery rose,
shaded orange. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush, bedding.
Striking colour. One of the best of the Chinas.
Mme. Eugene Yerdier (H,P.), E. Verdier, 1878. —
Silvery rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — An exhibi-
tor's rose.
Mme. Faloot (T.), Guillot, fils, 1858.— Apricot.— Vig-
orous. — Garden, bedding. — A good button-hole rose.
Mme Gabriel Luizet (H.P.), Liabaud, 1877. — Light
silvery pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — Seldom
flowers in the autumn. Fragrant.
Mme. Georges Bruant (rug.), Bruant, 1887. — White.
Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — Semi-double.
Mme Hector Leuilliot (H.T.), Pemet-Ducher, 1904, —
Golden yellow, deep orange centre. — Vigorous. —
Pillar, wall. — Semi-climber. A shy bloomer.
Mme. Hoste (T.), Guillot, 1887. — Pale lemon yellow.—
Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard, pot. — One
of the best Teas. Fragrant.
Mme. Isaac Pereire (B.), Margottin, 1880. — Light rose-
carmine. — Very vigorous. — Garden, bush, pillar,
standard, pegging down, town. — Hardy. Very
fragrant.
Mme. Jean Dupuy (T.), P. Lambert, 1902. — Yellow,
edged Rose. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard. —
A good button-hole rose.
Mme. Jenny Gillemot (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1905. —
Very light yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Mme. Jules Gravereaux (T.), Soupert-et-Notting, 1901.
Flesh, shaded yellow. — Very vigorous. — Exhibition,
pillar, standard, pegging down, wall. — Free flowering.
Mme. Jules Grolez (H.T.), Guillot, 1897. — Bright sil-
very rose. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding.
A good and distinct garden rose. Fi-agra?it.
Mme. Lambard (T.), Lacharme, 1877. — Shaded rose.^
Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding. — Good in
autumn. Variable in colour.
Mme. Leon Pain (H.T.), Guillot, 1904. — Silvery white,
with pinkish fawn centre. — Vigorous. — Garden,
bedding.
Mme. Louis Poncet (T.), Guillot, igoo. — Nasturtium
red, changing to rosy copper. — Moderate. — Garden.
— A very pretty colour.
Mme. Maurice de Luze (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1907. —
Deep rose, carmine centre. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, standard. — A very promising rose. Fragrant.
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Mme. Melanie Soupert (H.T.), Pemet-Ducher, 1905. —
Pale sunset yellow, suffused carmine.— Vigorous. —
Exhibition, garden, standard, bedding. — Best bedding
rose of its colour.
Mme. N. Levavasoeur (poly, pom.), Levavasseur, 1904.
Crimson. — Dwarf. — Garden.
Mme. P. Euler (H.T.), Guillot, 1907. — Carmine rose. —
Vigorous. — Garden, standard. — Fragrant.
Mme. Paul Olivier (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1903. — Pale
yellow, flushed mauve. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Mme. Pernet-Ducher (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1891. —
Canary yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — A
button-hole rose.
Mme. Pierre Gochet (T.), Cochet, 1891. — Soft orange
yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, pillar, standard.
Mme. Plantier (H.C.), Plantier, 1835. — Pure white. —
Very vigorous. — Garden, bush. S.
Mme. RaYary (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1899. — Pale
orange yellow, deeper centre. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard, bedding, pot, town. — Best bedding rose
of its colour.
Mme. Segond-Weber (H.T.),Soupert-et-Notting,i9o8.—
Light rose salmon, deeper centre. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bedding.
Mme. Yermorel (T.), Mari, 1902. — Pale yellow, buff
centre. — Vigorous. — Exhibition.
Mme. Victor Yerdier (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1863.— Clear
light crimson. — Vigorous.— Exhibition, standard. —
Fragrant.
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Mme. Wagram, Comtesse de Turenne (H.T.),
Bernaix, 1895. — P^'^ flesh, tinted rose. — Vigorous. —
Exhibition, garden, bush, standard. — Late flowering.
Best in autunm.
Mile. Pauline Bersez (H.T.), Pemet-Ducher, 1902. —
Creamy white, yellow centre. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Maharajah (H.P.), B. R. Cant & Sons, 1904. — Deep
velvety crimson. — Vigorous. — Pillar. — Semi-single.
Maiden's Blush (Alba) 1797. Blush, deeper centre. —
Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — Hardy and fragrant. S.
Maman Goohet (T.), Cochet, 1893. — Deep flesh, outer
petals suffused light rose. — Vigorous.— Exhibition,
garden, standard, pot. — One of the finest and most
vigorous of the Teas.
Maman Levavasseur (Baby Dorothy), (poly, pom.),
Levavasseur, 1907. — Rosy pink. — Dwarf. — Garden,
bedding, edging.
Mamie (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1901. — Dull rose,
carmine. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's
rose. — Very fragrant,
Ma Paquerette (poly, pom.), Guillot fils, 1875. —
White. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding, edging.
Marchioness of Londonderry (H.P.), A. Dickson and
Sons, 1893. — Dull ivory white. — Vigorous. —
Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Marechal Niel (N.), Pradel, 1864.— Deep bright golden
yellow. — Vigorous climber. — Exhibition, standard,
pot, wall. — Best under glass. Requires a warm
situation out of doors. Very fragrant.
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Margaret (H.T.), W. Paul & Son, 1909.— Soft pink.—
Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, pot,
Margaret Dickson (H.P.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1891. —
White. — Very vigorous. — Garden, standard.
Marguerite Brassac (H.P.), Brassac, 1875. — See
" Charles Lefebvre."
Marie Baumann (H.P.). Baumann, 1863. — Soft car-
mine-red. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard.
— Very fragrant.
Marie Corelli (H.P.), Prince, 1901. — Deep salmon-pink.
— Vigorous. — Garden.
Marie Lavalley (H.T.), Nabonnand, 1880. — White,
suftused pink. — Semi-climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola.
A delicately coloured flower.
Marie Pavie (poly, pom.), Al6gatiere, 1888. — Pale
flesh, rose tinted. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Marie Yan Houtte (T.) Ducher, 1871. — Lemon yellow,
petals edged with rose. — Vigorous. — Garden,
bedding, standard. — One of the best all-round Teas.
Fragrant.
Marie Yerdier (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1877. — Pure rose —
Moderate. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's rose.
Marjorie (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1895. — White,
shaded pink. — Robust. — Garden.
Marquise de Salisbury (H.T.), Pernet-pere, 1890. —
Bright crimson. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden,
standard, bedding. — Fine colour.
Marquise de Sinety (H.T.), Pernet- Ducher, 1906. —
Golden yellow, shaded coppery red. — Moderate. —
Garden. — A unique colour.
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Marquise Li tta (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1893. — Carmine
rose, deeper, centre. — Robust. — Exhibition, garden,
standard. — Distinct in colour and shape. Fragrant.
Maurice Bernardin (H.P.), Granger, 1861. — See
"Exposition de Brie."
Medea (T.), W. Paul & Son, iSgi. — Lemon yellow. —
Vigorous. — Exhibition, standard.
Meg Merrilies (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co. —
1893. — Bright crimson. — Very vigorous. — Bush
pillar, hedge. — One of the best of its class. Raised
by Lord Penzance. S.
M. H. Walsh (H.P.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1905.— Rich
velvety crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
Fragrant.
Mignonette (poly, pom.), Guillot fils, 1881. — Rosy pink.
— Dwarf. — Bedding, edging.
Mildred Grant (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1901. — Ivory
white, tinted peach. — Robust. — Exhibition. — A fine
exhibition variety.
Minnehaha (wich.), Walsh, 1905. — Deep pink. — Very
vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola, weeping
standard. — An exceptionally large truss. — Late
flowering. S.
Molly Sharman Crawford (T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
igo8. — Eau-de-nil white. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, pot.
Monsieur Joseph Hill. — See "Joseph Hill."
Monsieur Paul Lede.— See "Paul Lede."
Morgenroth (H.T.), P. Lambert, 1903. — Rich crimson.
— Very vigorous. — Garden, bush, pillar. — A perpetual
flowering single rose.
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Morning Glow (T.), W. Paul & Son, 1902. — Bright rosy
crimson and fawn. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
moschata (Species). — White. — Very vigorous climber. —
Arch, pergola. — The wild briar of the Himalayas.
Bears large clusters of single white flowers.
Fragrant. S.
moschata alba (Hybrid of Species). — White with yellow
stamens. — Vigorous climber. — ■ Garden. — Single
flowers in large trusses.
moschata fl. pi. (Hybrid of Species). — White. —
Vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola. — A double
flowered variety of "moschata." S.
moschata himalayica (Hybrid of Species), Rev.
Prebendary Earle. — White, with yellow stamens. —
Very vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola. — A
rampant climber. Single flowered. S.
moschata nlvea (Hybrid of Species). — White, tinted
pink. — Very vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola. —
A rampant climber. Single flowered. S.
Moss, Common (Moss), 1596. — Pale rose. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bush. — The best pink moss. S.
Moss, Crested.^See "Crested Moss."
Moss, Perpetual White (Perpetual Moss), Laffay. —
Pure white. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — A good
white moss. S.
Mrs. Aaron Ward (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1907. —
Indian yellow, edge of petals white. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bedding.
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Mrs. Alfred Tate (H.T.), S. McGredy & Son,
igog. — Coppery salmon, shaded fawn. — Vigorous.
— Garden, bedding.
Mrs. A. R. Waddell (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, igo8.—
Coppery red, suffused salmon. — Vigorous. — Garden,
bedding.
Mrs. Bosanquet (C), Laffay, 1832. — Pale flesh-white.
— Vigorous. — Garden, standard. J'cry free
flowering. Fragrant.
Mrs. B. R. Cant (T.), B. R. Cant & Sons, igoi.— Deep
rose. — Vigorous. — Garden, — Best in autiunn.
Mrs. Cocker (H.P.), Cocker, iSgg. — Pale pink. —
Vigorous. — Exhibition.
Mrs. Dayid Jardine (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, igoS.
— Pale peach - pink. — Vigorous. — Garden, pot. —
Fragrant.
Mrs. David McKee (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1904.
Creamy yellow. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
A good garden rose.
Mrs. Edward Mawley (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, iSgg.
— Pink, tinted carmine. — Moderately vigorous. —
Exhibition, standard, pot. — One of the best exhibition
Teas. Fragrant.
Mrs. E. G. Hill (H.T.), Soupert-et - Notting, 1906.—
Rosy white, with coral-red reverse. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bedding. — An erect growing "Grand Due
A. de Luxembourg." Fragrant.
Mrs. E. J. Holland (H.T.), S. McGredy & Son,
igog. — Bright silvery pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden.
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Mrs. F. W. Flight (mult, scan.), W. Cutbush & Son,
1905. — Bright pink. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar,
arch, pergola. — S.
Mrs. G. W. Kershaw (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1906.
— Deep rose pink. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Mrs. Harold Brocklebank (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons,
1907. — Creamy white, centre buff. — Vigorous. —
Exhibition. — Fery fragrant.
Mrs. Hubert Taylor (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1909. —
Pale pink, edged white. — Exhibition.
Mrs. John Bateman (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1905.
— Deep china rose. — Robust. — ^Exhibition.
Mrs. John Laing (H.P.), Bennett, 1887. — Rosy-pink.
— Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard, bedding,
pot, town. — One of the finest alC-round H.P.'s. Very
fragrant.
Mrs. Myles Kennedy (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1906. —
Creamy white, — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — An
exhibitor's rose.
Mrs. 0. G. Orpen (D.), B. R. Cant & Sons, 1906.
— Blush pink . — Vigorous semi-climber. — Pillar,
bush. — Raised by Mr. O. G. Orpen. S.
Mrs. Paul (B.), Paul & Son, 1891.— Blush white,
shaded peach. — Very vigorous. — Garden, bush,
standard, town. — A good town rose. Camelia-like
flowers.
Mrs. Peter Blair (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1906. —
Lemon, deeper centre. — Robust. — Garden.
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Mrs. R. G. Sharman-Crawford (H.P.), A. Dickson
and Sons, 1894. — Clear rosy-pink. — Vigorous. —
Exhibition, garden, standard, bedding. — A good all-
rouiid H.P.
Mrs. Stewart Clark (H.T,), Hugh Dickson, 1907.—
Bright cerise pink. — Very vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, standard. — Fragniiit.
Mrs. S. Treseder (T.), S. Treseder, 1902. — Pale lemon
yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. — Fragrant.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt (H.T.), The E. G, Hill Co.,
1903. — Light flesh. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden. — Erect growth. Flowers nnifoniily good.
Mrs. W. H. Cutbush, (poly, pom.), W. Cutbush & Son,
1906. — Bright pink, shaded rose. — Vigorous. —
Garden, edging, pot.
Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1895.
— Deep rosy pink. — Moderate. — Exhibition, garden.
— Very free JJoicering.
Mrs. W. J. Grant, Climbing (H.T.), The E. G. Hill
Co., 1899. — Pillar, pergola, wall, pot.— .-J reliable
climbing sport from " Mrs. W. jf. Grant."
multiflora (Species), from Japan, 1781. — Pure white.—
Very vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola. — Large
bundles of small white single flowers. Known also
as " polyantha simplex." S.
multiflora x grandiflora (Hybrid of Species), Bernaix,
1886. — Pure white. — Very vigorous climber. — Arch,
pergola.— yl large fioioered variety of "multiflora."
Single flowered. Known also as "polyantha
grandiflora." S.
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Muriel Grahame (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1896.—
Pale cream. — Moderate. — Exhibition. — An
exhibitor'^ rose.
Myrrh scented (Ayr). — See " Splendens."
Nita Weldon (T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1908. — Ivory
white, tinted blush.— Vigorous. — Garden.
Niphetos (T.), Bougere, i844.^White. — Moderate. —
Exhibition, pot. — Tender. Best under glass.
Niphetos, Climbing (T.), Keynes, Williams & Co.,
i88g. — White. — Vigorous climber. — A fine green-
house climber.
Noella Nabonnand (T.), Nabonnand, 1900. — Purple
crimson, dark shading. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar,
wall. — Fragrant.
Oberhofgartner Terks (H.T.), Welter, 1901. — Ivory
white, tinted lilac-rose. — Moderately vigorous. —
Exhibition.
Old Blush — See " China, Common."
Old Crimson China (C), T. Evans, 1810. — Deep
velvety crimson. — Moderate. — Garden, edging.
Old Monthly. — See " China, Common."
Old Red Damask (D.), Red.— Vigorous. — Garden, bush.
Very fragrant. A self-coloured form of " Rosa
Mundi." S.
Ophirie (N.), Goubault, 1841. — Nankeen and copper. —
Climber. — Wall. — Rather tender.
Oscar Cordel (H.P.), P. Lambert, i8g8. — Bright
carmine. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — An exhibitor's
rose. Very fragrant.
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Papa Gontier (H.T.), Nabonnand, 1883. — Rosy
crimson. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden, standard,
bedding, pot.
Papa Lambert (H.T.), Lambert, 1899. — Deep rose. —
Moderate. — Exhibition. — An exlubitor's rose. Very
fragrant.
Papillon (T.), Nabonnand, 1882. — Pink and white,
coppery shading. — Semi-climber. — Garden, pillar.
Paul Jamain (H.P.), Jamain, 1878. — See "Charles
Lefebvre."
Paul Lede (H.T.), Pernet - Ducher, 1903. — Apricot,
shaded rose. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden, pot.
— Fragrant.
Paul Neyron (H.P.), Levet, 1869. — Bright silvery,
rose. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard. — Om of the
largest roses. Fragrant.
Paul Transon (wich.), Barbier, igo2. — Salmon pink. —
Climber. — Standard, pillar, pergola, weeping
standard, screen. — Tea-scented. Mid-season. S.
Paula (T.), Paul & Son, 1908. — Pale yellow. —
Vigorous. — Garden, standard. — Fragrant.
Paul's Carmine Pillar (H.T.), Paul & Son, 1895.
— Bright carmine-scarlet. — Ver)- vigorous. —
Garden, pillar, arch, pergola. — Very early flowering.
Single-floicered. S.
Paul's Royal Scarlet— See " Royal Scarlet.'
Paul's Single White (H.P.), Paul& Son, 1883.— White.
— Very vigorous. — Pillar, arch, pergola. — Flowers
again in the autumn. Single-flowered .
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Peace (T.), Piper, 1903. — Pale lemon yellow. —
Vigorous. — Garden, standard, bedding. — Good in
atctumn. Should be more grown. Fragrant.
Parle des Jardins (T.), Levet, 1874. — Deep canary
yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, pot. — Best under
glass.
Perle des Rouges (poly, pom.), Dubreuil, 1896. —
Bright cherry-crimson. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding.
Perle d'Or, (poly, pom.), Dubreuil, 1896. — Nankeen
yellow. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding. — One of the
best of the dioarf Polyanthus.
Perle von Godesberg (ri.T.), Schneider, 1902. —
Cream, shaded yellow. — Moderately vigorous. —
Exhibition, garden. — A sport from " A'. A.
Victoria.''
Persian Yellow (Austrian Briar), Willock, 1838. — Deep
golden yellow. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — Quite a
distinct shade of yellow. S.
Petit Constant (poly. Pom.), Soupert-et-Notting, 1890.
— Deep salmon pink, orange buds. — Dwarf. —
Bedding, edging. — Very fragrant.
Pharisaer (H.T.), Hinner, 1901. — Rosy white, shaded
pale salmon. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
bedding. — A good rose.
Philadelphia Rambler (mult, scan.), M. H. Walsh, 1903.
— Deep crimson. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola. — Similar to " Crimson Rambler." bjit a
deeper colour. S.
Philippine Lambert (poly, pom.), P. Lambert, 1903. —
Silvery pink. — Dwarf. — Garden, bedding, edging.
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pimpinellifolia (Species). — Native of Britain. — Blush.
— Moderately vigorous. — Garden. — Very early single
Scotch Rose. Known as the " Buntet Rose." S.
Pissardi (Species). — White. — Semi - climber.
— Pillar. — A perpetual-flowering pillar rose.
Fragrant. There is also a pink form of this
vai iety.
polyantha grandiflora. — See " multiflora x grandiflora."
polyantha simplex. — See " multiflora."
pomifera (Species). — Blush. — Vigorous. — Garden,
bush. — Prettily tintea foliage and large hips.
Single flowered . S.
Prairie Rose. — See " setigera."
Pride of Waltham (H.P.), W. Paul & Son, 1881.—
Salmon-pink, shaded rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition.
Prince Arthur (H.P.), B. R. Cant, 1875. — Dark
crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. — Very
fragrant.
Prince Camille de Rohan (H.P.), E. Verdier, 1861. —
Dark crimson. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard,
bedding. — A good dark H.P- Fragrant.
Prince de Bulgarie (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1902. —
Silvery flesh, shaded salmon. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard, bedding. — Distinct in colour. Fragrant.
Princesse de Sagan (T.), Dubreuil, 1887. -- Dark
crimson - scarlet. — Moderate. — Garden, bedding. —
A good dark Tea.
Princesse Marie Mertchersky (H.T.), Sch\\artz, 1903.
— Silvery china rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden, bedding, pot. — A good rose. Fragrant.
Provence, Common, (Prov.), 1596. — Rosy pink. —
Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — Known as the old
"cabbage" rose. Fragrant. S.
ProYence, Crested. — See " Crested Provence."
Provence, White. — See "White Provence."
Psyche (mult, scan.), Paul & Son, 1899. — Rosy flesh. —
Climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola. S.
Purity (H.B.), G. Cooling & Sons, 1898.— Pure white,
flesh centre. — Vigorous. — Semi-climber. — Garden,
pillar. — S.
Queen Mab (C), W. Paul & Son, 1896.— Rosy apricot,
shaded orange. — Moderate. — Garden, bedding.
Queen of Spain (H.T.), S. Bide & Sons, 1907.— Pale
flesh. — Robust. — Exhibition. An Exhibitor's rose.
Red Damask. — See " Old Red Damask."
Reine Marie Henriette (H.T.), Levet, 1878.— Cherry
rose. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, pergola, wall.
Reine Olga de Wurtemburg (H.T.), Nabonnand, 1881.
— Bright rose-crimson. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar,
arch, pergola, wall. — Nearly evergreen.
Rene Andre (wich.), Barbier, 1900. — Dark saffron
yellow, shaded orange red. — Vigorous. — Pillar, arch,
pergola, screen, wall. — Early flowering. S.
Renee Wilmart-Urban (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1907. —
Salmon flesh. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden.
repens, aiba. — See " rugosa repens alba."
Rev. Alan Cheales (H.P.), Paul & Son, 1896.— Lake,
reverse of petals silvery white. — Vigorous. — Exhibi-
tion, garden, standard.
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Reve d'Or (N.), Ducher, 1869. — Buff yellow. — Vigorous
climber. — Arch, pergola, \vall. — Floweis again freely
ill tJie autumn.
Rhea Reid (H.T.), The E. G. Hill Co., 1908. — Cherry
crimson. — Vigorous. — Garden.
Richmond (H.T.), The E. G. Hill Co., 1905.— Bright
light crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
bedding, pot. — Fragrant. F/tv ilo'i^.'ering.
Rosa Mundi (Gallica). — Red, striped white. — Vigorous.
— Garden. — The best of the striped roses. Tin-
variety usually sold as " York and Lancaster.''
Fragrant. S.
Rose Bradwardine (S. Briar), Keynes, Williams & Co ,
1895. — Clear rose. — Vigorous. — Bush, hedge. S.
Rose Celeste (Alba.) — Light blush. — Vigorous. —
Garden. — Glaucous foliage. S.
Rosette de la Legion d'Honneur (H.T.), Bonnaire,
1896. — Carnation red, veined yellow. — Semi-
climber. — Garden, pillar. — A pretty and distinct
variety. A good button-hole rose. Fragrant.
Rosieriste Jacobs (H.P.), Veuve Ducher, 18S0. — See
" Duke of Wellington."
Rosomane Gravereaux (H.T.), Soupert et Notting,
1900. — Flesh. — Moderately vigorous. — Exhibition.
— Iinpatiiiit of wet.
Royal Scarlet (H.P.), Paul & Son, 1898. — Vivid crimson-
scarlet. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden. — Single
flowered.
Rubens (T.), Robert, 1859. — White, shaded with
creamy rose. — Moderately vigorous. — Exhibition,
garden. — An early flowering Tea.
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Rubin (mult, scan.), J. C. Schmidt, 1900. — Deep
crimson. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola.
rubritolia (Species), Dr. Swainson, 1803. — Soft rose. —
Vigorous. — Garden. — Stmns and foliage very
distinct in colour. Grown for the effect of foliage
only. S.
Ruby Queen (wich.), The Conard & Jones Co., 1899.—
Bright carmine, with white eye. — Vigorous
climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola, weeping standard,
wall. Mid-season. Large semi-double flowers.
ruga (arvensis x indica). — Pale flesh. — Vigorous
climber. — Arch, pergola, hedge.
rugosa alba (rug.). — White.— Vigorous.— Bush, hedge,
dell, shrubbery, town. — A white sport from " rugosa
rubra."
rugosa atropurpurea (rug.), Paul & Son, 1900. —
Deep blackish-crimson. — Vigorous. — Bush. — Tlie
richest colour among the rugosas.
rugosa repens alba (rug.), Paul & Son, 1903. — Pure
white. — Very vigorous. — Creeping, weeping standard.
—5.
rugosa rubra (rug.), Cels, 1802. — from Japan. — Deep
rose, shaded violet. — Hedge, town. — Fine hips. S.
Safrano (T.), Beauregard, 1839. — Apricot yellow. —
Moderately vigorous. — Garden, pot. — A button-hole
rose.
Salet (Moss), Lacharme, 1854. — Pale pink. — Vigorous.
— Garden.
Sarah Bernhardt (H.T.), Dubreuil, 1907. — Scarlet
crimson, shaded purple. — Vigorous. — Garden. —
Semi-double.
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Schneewittchen (poly, pom.), P. Lambert, igoi. —
Ivory white. — Dwarf. — Bedding, edging.
Scotch (pimpinellifolia). — White and various shades of
red, pink, and pale yellow. — Moderately vigorous. —
Garden, hedge. — S.
Senateur Belle (H.T.), Pernet-Ducher, 1903. — White,
pale orange centre. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden.
Senateur Yaisse (H.P.), Guillot pfere, 1859. — Bright
crimson. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard. — Good in
autumn. Fragrant.
sericea, pteracantha (Species), Vilmorin, 1905. —
White. — Garden, bush. — Noteworthy for its trans-
lucent a)iii huge red tliorns on tJie young wood. —
Very early flowering. S.
setigera (Species), from N. America, 1803. — Pink. —
Very vigorous. — Garden. — Also known as the
" Prairie Rose." S.
Setina (B.), Henderson, 1879. — Pink. — Very vigorous.
—Pillar. S.
Simplicity (H.T.), Hugh Dickson, 1909. — Pure white. —
Very vigorous. — Garden. — Large flowers. Neaily
single flowered.
sinica (Species), from China. — White, with yellow
stamens. — Vigorous. — Wall. — Requires a South
wall. Also knoion as the " Cherokee Rose." S.
sinica Anemone (Hybrid of Species), F. Schmitt, 1895.
Silvery - pink, shaded rose. — Vigorous. — Semi-
climber. — Garden, pillar, wall. — One of the best
sinsfle-liowcred roses. S.
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Sir Garnet Wolseley (H.P.), Cranston, 1895.— See
" Exposition de Brie."
Soleil d'Or (Austrian Briar), Pernet-Ducher, 1900. — ■
Orange - yellow to reddish gold. — Vigorous. — ■
Garden.
SouYenir d'Elise Yardon (T.), Marest, 1854. — Cream,
with rosy tint. — Moderate. — Exhibition.
SouYenir de Catherine Guillot (T.), Guillot, i8g6. —
Coppery - carmine, shaded orange. — Moderate. —
Garden, bedding. — A fine colour, but poor grower.
SouYenir de J. B. Guillot (T.), Guillot, 1897. —
Crimson, shaded bright coppery-red. — Weak. —
Garden. — A good button-hole rose. RatJicr tender.
SouYenir de la Malmaison (B.), Beluze, 1843. —
Blush-white, shaded flesh. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard. — Very early. Good in antninn. —
Fragrant.
SouYenir de Maria de Zayas (H.T.), Soupert et
Notting, igo6. — Vivid carmine. — Garden, standard,
bedding. — Very fragrant.
Souvenir de Pierre Notting (T.), Soupert et Notting,
igo2. — Apricot-yellow, shaded orange. — Vigorous.
— Exhibition, garden, standard, pot. — A good all-
round Tea.
SouYenir de S. A. Prince (T.), Prince, 1889. — Pure
white. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard,
pot. — A white sport from " Souvenir d'un Ami."
SouYenir de William Robinson (T.), Bernaix, 1899. —
Fawn, shaded pink and yellow. — Moderately
vigorous. — Very variable in colour.
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Souvenir d'un Ami (T.), Belot-Defougere, 1846. —
Pale rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, pot.
Souvenir du President Carnot (H.T.), Pcrnet-Ducher,
1895. — White, shaded blush. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard, pot. — A good free flowering H.T.
Fragrant.
Splendens (Ayr.), White, tinted flesh. — Vigorous
climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola. — Mrrrli-sccnted. — S.
Spong (Min. Prov.). -Rosy-lilac. — Dwarf. — Edging.
Stanwell Perpetual (Perpetual Scotch) Lee. — Pale
blush. — Vigorous. — Garden, standard, hedge. —
Flou'crs very early, and is also good in autumn.
Fragrant.
Sulphurea (T.), \Y . Paul & Son, igoo. — Bright sulphur
yellow. — Moderately vigorous. — Garden, bedding.
Sunrise (T.), G. W. Piper, iSgg. — Salmon fawn, reverse
of petals carmine. — Moderate. — Pot. — A beautiful
rose under glass only.
Suzanne Marie Eodocanachi (H.P.), Leveque, 1883.
— Glowing rose. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, ;;arden,
standard. — A brilliant colour. A good (ill-round
Hybrid Perpetual.
Sweet Briar, Common (S. Briar). — Pale pink. —
Vigorous. — Bush, hedge. — Fragrant foliage. S.
Tausendschon (mult, scan.), Schmidt, igoy. — Pink,
rosy carmine. — Semi-climber. — Pillar, pergola,
weeping standard. S.
Tea Rambler (T.), Paul & Son, igo3. — Deep coppery
pink. — Vigorous. — Pillar, arch, pergola, hedge. —
One of the best Ramblers. S.
Thalia (mult, scan), Lambert, 1896. — Pure white. —
Vigorous climber. — Arch, pergola. — S.
Thalia, perpetual flowering (mult. scan.). — Pure
white. — Semi-climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola.
The Bride (T.), May, 1885.— White, tinged lemon. —
Moderate. — Exhibition, pot.
The Dandy (H.T.), Paul & Son, 1905. — Glowing
crimson. — Vigorous. — A button-hole rose.
Fragrant.
The Dawson Rose (mult, scan.), Dawson, 1898. — Pale
rose. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola. —
Early flowering. S.
The Garland (H.C.), Wells.— Blush, changing to white.
Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch, pergola. — One of
the best summer-floiuering climbers. S.
The Lion (mult, scan.), Paul & Son, igoo. — Rich
crimson. — Climber. — Pillar, arch. — Single-
flowered. S.
The Queen (T.), Dingee & Conard, i88g. — See
" Souvenir de S. A. Prince."
The Wallflower (mult, scan.), Paul & Son, 1901. —
Rosy crimson. — Semi - climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola.
Thoresbyana.— See " Bennett's Seedling."
Tom Wood (H.P.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1896. —Light
cherry red. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, standard. —
Fragrant.
Trier (mult, scan.), Lambert, 1904.— Creamy white. —
Semi-climber. — Pergola, pillar, arch, bush. — Flowers-
again in the autumn. Shoiild be in every garden.
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Turner's Crimson Rambler (mult, scan.), Turner,
1893. — Crimson. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar, arch,
pergola. — A well-known climber. Lateflowermg. S.
Tuscany (Prov.), Blackish violet — purple. — Vigorous. —
Garden, bush. — Distinct in colour. Fragrant. S.
Ulrich Brunner (H.P.), Levet, 1881. — Cherry red. —
Very vigorous. — Exhibition, garden, standard, pot,
town. — A good all-round rose. Fragrant.
Ulster (H.P.), A. Dickson & Sons, iSgg. — Salmon pink
— Robust. — Exhibition. — An exhibitors rose.
Fragrant.
Una (H. Briar), Paul & Son, 1900. — Pale cream. —
Vigorous semi-climber. — Pillar, arch, bush. Single-
flowered. S.
Victor Hugo (H.P.), Schwartz, 1884. — Dazzling
crimson, shaded. — Moderately vigorous. — Exhibi-
tion, garden. — Grand colour. Fragrant.
Yillage Maid (Gallica), Red, striped white. — -Vigorous.
— Garden, bush. — S.
Yiridiflora (C). — Green. — Vigorous. — A green flowered
rose. A botanical curiosity.
Viscountess Folkestone (H.T.), Bennett, 1886. —
Creamy-white, shaded flesh. — Vigorous. — Garden,
standard, bedding, pot. — One of the best bedding
roses. Very fragrant.
Waltham Climber, No. 3 (H.T.), W. Paul & Son, 1885.
— Rosy crimson. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar.
Waltham Rambler (mult, scan.), W. Paul & Son,
1903. — Pale rosy-pink. — Vigorous climber. — Pillar,
arch, pergola. — Single-flowered. S.
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Warrior (H.T.) W. Paul & Son, 1906. — Crimson,
shaded blood red. — Vigorous. — Garden, bedding. —
Good in autumn.
W. E. Lippiatt (H.T.), A. Dickson & Sons, 1907.—
Velvet-crimson. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden. —
A good dark H.T. Very fragrant.
White Banksian. — See "Banksia alba."
White Bath (Moss), Salter, 1810.— White.— Vigorous.
— Garden. — S.
White Dorothy (wich.), B. R. Cant & Sons, and Paul
and Son, igo8. — Pure -white.— Sport from "Dorothy
Perkins," which see. Late flowering. S.
White Killarney (H.T.), Waban Rose Co., 1909.—
White, creamy centre. — Vigorous. — A sport from
"Killarney," which see.
White Lady (H.T.), W. Paul & Son, iSgo. — Creamy
white. — Moderate. — Exhibition. Early flowering.
White Maman Cochet (T.), Cook, 1897. — White,
tinged lemon. — Vigorous. — Exhibition, garden,
standard, pot. — One of the best. An especially good
Tea.
White Pet (C), E. G. Henderson, 1879. — Creamy white.
— Dwarf. — Garden, bedding.
White ProTence (Prov.). — Grimwood, 1777. — Paper
white. — Vigorous. — Garden, bush. — S.
wichuraiana (wich,). Species from Japan. — White,
with yellow anthers. — Very vigorous. — Creeping. —
Late flowering. Fragrant, S.
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William Allen Richardson (N.), Veuve Ducher, 1878.
— Deep orange yellow, white edge. — Vigorous
climber. — Garden, pillar, pergola, standard, wall. —
Unique in colour. Good under glass. A good
button-hole rose.
William Shean (H.T.), A, Dickson & Sons, 1906. —
Pink. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — One of the largest
of the H.T.'s.
W. R. Smith (T.), Henderson, 1908.— White, tinged
blush. — Vigorous. — Exhibition. — A fine new Tea.
xanthina (Species). — Vigorous. — Garden. — Lemon
yellow. — Single-flowered. S.
Xavier Olibo (H.P.), Lacharme, 1864. — Dark velvety
crimson. — Weak. — Exhibition. — Fine colour.
Fragrant.
Yellow Banksian. — See "Banksia Lutea."
York and Lancaster (D.), Pale rose or white, some-
times striped. — Vigorous. — Garden. — "i?osa Mnndi"
is generally, but incorrectly, known as this rose.
Fragrant. S.
Yvonne Yacherot (H.T.), Soupert et Notting, 1906. —
Porcelain white, tinted blush. — Moderately vigorous.
— Exhibition.
Zephirine Drouhin(H.B.),Bizot, 1873. — Bright carmine
pink. — Very vigorous. — Garden, pillar, hedge,
wall. — Thornless. Very fragrant.
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SYNONYMOUS ROSES.
Alfred Colomb (H.P.) ..
Armosa (B.)
Augustine Guinoisseau (H.T.
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr.)
Charles LefebYre (H.P.)
Common China (C.)
Common Provence (Prov.)
Duke of Wellington (H.P.)
Exposition de Brie (H.P.)
Fortune's Yellow (N.) ..
Lady Falre (H.T.)
lucida plena (Species) . .
Madame Wagram (H.T.)
Marie Baumann (H.P.)
Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.)
pimpinellifolia (Species)
Prince Camille de Rohan (H
setigera (Species)
sinica (Species) . .
Souvenir de S. A. Prince (T
Splendens (Ayr.) ..
T.)
Marshall P. Wilder.
Wilhelm Koelle.
Hermosa.
White La France.
Thoresbyana.
Marguerite Brassac.
Paul Jatnain.
Old Monthly.
The Old Cabbage Rose.
Rosieriste Jacobs.
Ferdinand de Lesseps.
Maurice de Bernardin.
Sir Garnet Wolseley.
Beauty of Glazenwood.
Joseph Lowe.
Rose Button.
Comtesse de Turenne.
Madame A. Lavallee.
Belle Siebrecht.
The Burnet Rose.
La Rosiere.
The Prairie Rose.
The Cherokee Rose.
The Queen.
Myrrh scented.
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^ LIST OF ROSES ^
Arranged according to the Classes to which they belong.
Hybrid
A. K. Williams
Alfred Colomb
Ards Rover
Baroness Rothschild
Beauty of Waltham
Ben Cant
Captain Hayward
Charles Lefebvre
Cheshunt Scarlet
Clio
Commandant Felix Faure
Comte de Raimbaud
Coratesse de Ludre
Dr. Andry
Duchess of Bedford
Duchesse de Morny
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Edinburgh
Duke of Teck
Duke of Wellington
Dupuy Jamain
Earl of Dufferin
Etienne Levet
Exposition de Brie
E. Y. Teas
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Fisher Holmes
Fran9ois Michelon
Frau Karl Druschki
General Jacqueminot
Perpetuals
Gloire de Margottin
Gustave Piganeau
Heinrich Schultheis
Helen Keller
Her Majesty
Horace Vernet
Hugh Dickson
Hugh Watson
Le Havre
Louis Van Houtte
Mme. Eugene Verdier
Mme. Gabriel Luizet
Mme. Victor Verdier
Maharajah
Marchioness of Londonderry
Margaret Dickson
Marguerite Brassac
Marie Baumann
Marie Corelli
Marie Verdier
Maurice Bernardin
M. H. Walsh
Mrs. Cocker
Mrs. John Laing
Mrs. R. G. Sharman-Crawford
Oscar Cordel
Paul Jamain
Paul Neyron
Paul's Royal Scarlet
Paul's Single White
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Hybrid Perpetuals (continued)
Pride of Waltham
Prince Artliur
Prince Camille de Rohan
Rev. Alan Cheales
Rosieriste Jacobs
Royal Scarlet
Senateur Vaisse
Admiral Dewey
Aimee Cochet
Alice Lindsell
Amateur Teyssier
Anna Marie Soupert
Antoine Rivoire
Ards Pillar
Ards Rambler
Augustine Guinoisseau
Avoca
Bardou Job
Beatrice
Belle Siebrecht
Bessie Brown
Betty
Camoens
Captain Christy
Caroline Testout
Charles J. Grahame
Chateau de Clos Vougeot
Cherry Ripe
Cheshunt Hybrid
Clara Watson
Climbing Captain Christy
,, Caroline Testout
,, K. A. Victoria
,, La France
,, Liberty
,, Mrs. W. J. Grant
Sir Garnet Wolseley
Suzanne Marie Rodocanachi
Tom Wood
Ulrich Brunner
Ulster
Victor Hugo
Xavier Olibo
Hybrid Teas
Comtesse Icy Hardegg
Countess Annesley
,, of Caledon
,, of Derby
,, of Gosford
Dawn
Dean Hole
Dorothy Page-Roberts
Dr. J. Campbell Hall
Dr. O'Donel Browne
Duchess of Portland
Duchess of Wellington
Earl of Warwick
Ecarlate
Edu Meyer
Elizabeth Barnes
Exquisite
Farben Koenigin
Florence Edith Coulthwaite
Florence Pemberton
Frangois Crousse
Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch
G. C. Waud
General McArthur
George Laing Paul
Gladys Harkness
Gloire Lyonnaise
Grace Darling
Grace Molyneux
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Hybrid Teas (continued) -
Grand Due A. de Luxembourg
Gruss an Sangerhausen
Giuss an Teplitz
Gustav Griinerwald
Gustave Regis
H. Armytage Moore
Helena Guillot
Instituteur Sirdey
Irish Beauty
,, Elegance
,, Glory
,, Harmony
J. B. Clark
Jean Note
Johanna Sebus
John Cuff
John Ruskin
Joseph Hill
Joseph Lowe
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Killarney
Kcenigin Carola
Lady Alice Stanley
Ashtown
Battersea
Faire
Helen Vincent
Mary Fitzwilliam
Moyra Beauclerc
Quartus Ewart
Rossmore
Ursula
Waterlow
La France
„ de 8g
La Tosca
Laurent Carle
Le Progres
Liberty
Lina Schmidt-Michel
Lohengrin
Longworth Rambler
Lyon Rose
Mme. Abel Chatenay
Charles de Luze
Charles Monnier
Edm^e Metz
Hector Leuilliot
Jenny Gillemot
Jules Grolez
Leon Pain
Maurice de Luze
Melanie Soupert
Paul Olivier
P. Euler
Pernet-Ducher
Ravary
Segond-Weber
Wagram, Comtesse de
Turenne
Mile. Pauline Bersez
Mamie
Margaret
Marie Lavalley
Marjorie
Marquise de Salisbury
„ de Sinety
,, Litta
Mildred Grant
Monsieur Paul Lede
Morgenroth
Mrs. Aaron Ward
,, Alfred Tate
„ Arthur R. Waddell
„ David Jardine
,, David McKee
Hybrid Teas {continued)-
Mrs. E. G. Hill
E. J. Holland
G. W. Kershaw
Harold Brocklebank
John Bateman
Peter Blair
Stewart Clark
Theodore Roosevelt
W. J. Grant
Oberhofgartner Terks
Papa Gontier
,, Lambert
Paul Lede
Paul's Carmine Pillar
Perle von Godesberg
Pharisaer
Prince de Bulgarie
Princesse Marie Mertchersky
Queen of Spain
Reine Marie Henriette
Teas
A. Hill Gray
Anna Chartron
Anna Olivier
Betty Berkeley
Billard et Barre
Boadicea
Bouquet d'Or
Bridesmaid
Catherine Mermet
Cleopatra
Climbing Devoniensis
,, Niphetos
Comtesse de Nadaillac
,, de Saxe
,, Festetics Hamilton
Corallina
Dainty
Reine Olga de Wurtemburg
Renee Wilmart- Urban
Rhea Reid
Richmond
Rosette de la Legion d'Honneur
Rosomane Gravereaux
Sarah Bernhardt
Senateur Belle
Simplicity
Souvenir de Maria de Zayas
,, du President Carnot
The Dandy
Viscountess Folkestone
Waltham Climber, No. 3
Warrior
W. E. Lippiatt
White Killarney
,, Lady
William Shean
Yvonne Vacherot
Dr. Felix Guyon
Dr. Grill
Dr. Rouges
Duchesse d'Auerstadt
Enchantress
Ernest Metz
E. Veyrat Hermanos
Fairy Queen
Francisca Kruger
Franfois Dubreuil
General Gallieni
,, Schablikine
Gloire de Dijon
G. Nabonnand
Golden Gate
Goubault
Harry Kirk
Teas {continued) —
Henriette de Beauveau
Homere
Hon. E. Gifford
Hugo Roller
Innocente Pirola
Irish Pride
,, Star
Isabella Sprunt
Jean Ducher
Lady Mary Corry
,, Roberts
Ma Capucine
Mme. Antoine Mari
,, Berard
,, Berkeley
,, Chedane Guinoisseau
„ Constant Soupert
„ Cusin
,, de Watteville
,, Falcot
,, Hoste
,, Jean Dupuy
,, Jules Gravereaux
, , Lambard
„ Louis Poncet
,, Pierre Cochet
„ Vermorel
Maman Cochet
Marie Van Houtte
Medea
Molly Sharman-Crawford
Mister Stella Gray
Beauty of Glazenwood
Caroline Kuster
Celine Forestier
Climbing Aimee Vibert
Crepuscule
Fellenberg
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Morning Glow
Mrs. B. R. Cant
„ Edward Mawley
,, Hubert Taylor
„ Myles Kennedy
,, S. Treseder
Muriel Grahame
Niphetos
Nita Weldon
Noella Nabonnand
Papillon
Paula
Peace
Perle des Jardins
Princesse de Sagan
Rubens
Safrano
Souvenir d'Elise Vardon
,, de Catherine Guillot
de J. B. Guillot
,, de Pierre Netting
,, de S. A. Prince
,, de William Robinson
,, d'un Ami
Sulphurea
Sunrise
Tea Rambler
The Bride
The Queen
White Maman Cochet
W. R. Smith
Noisettes
Fortune's Yellow
Lamarque
L'Ideal
Marechal Niel
Ophirie
Reve d'Or
William Allen Richardson
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Cabbage Rose
Common Provence
Crested
cristata
Provence, Common
Provence
Provence, Crested
Provence, White
Tuscany
White Provence
Miniature Provence
Spong
Blanche Moreau
Common Moss
Crested Moss
de Meaux
Little Gem
Moss
Moss, Common
,, Crested
Salet
White Bath
Crimson Damask
Lady Curzon
,, Sarah Wilson
Mrs. O. G. Orpen
Damask
Old Red Damask
Red Damask
York and Lancaster
Rosa Mundi
Gallica
I Village Maid
Celestial
Maiden's Blush
Alba
Rose Celeste
Armosa
Blairii No. 2
Charles Lawson
Charlotte Klemm
Hybrid China
Fulgens
Hermosa
Mme. Plantier
The Garland
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Hybrid Bourbon
Gloire des Rosomanes 1 Zephirine Drouhin
Purity. I
Boule de Neige
Hybrid Noisette
I Mme. Alfred Carriere
Hybrid Musk
Mme. d'Arblay
Hybrid Briar
Una
Austrian Copper
,, Yellow
Gottfried Keller
Amy Robsart
Anne of Geierstein
Common Sweet Briar
Edith Bellenden
Flora Mclvor
Hebe's Lip
Janet's Pride
Jeanie Deans
Austrian Briar
Harrisonii
Persian Yellow
Soleil d'Or
Sweet Briar
Julia Mannering
Lady Penzance
Lord Penzance
Lucy Bertram
Meg Merrilies
Rose Bradwardine
Sweet Briar, Common
Bennett's Seedling
Dundee Rambler
Myrrh Scented
Ayrshire
I Splendens
Thoresbyana
Boursault
inermis Morletii
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Banksia
alba
1 lutea
Sempervirens
Felicite-et-Perpetue
Leopoldine d'Orleans
Flora
multiflora scandens
Aglaia
Philadelphia Rambler
American Pillar
Psyche
Blush Rambler
Rubin
Buttercup
Tausendschon
Claire Jacquier
Thalia
Crimson Rambler
,, perpetual flowering
Electra
The Dawson Rose
Goldfinch
,, Lion
Gruss an Zabern
! „ Wallflower
Helene
Trier
Hiawatha
Turner's Crimson Rambler
Leuchtstern
Waltham Rambler
Mrs. F. W. Flight
Bourbon
Mme. Isaac Pereire
Setina
Mrs. Paul
Souvenir de la Malmaison
China
Alice Hamilton
Irene Watts
Arethusa
Laurette Messimy
China, Common
Mme. Eugene Resal
Chin Chin
Mrs. Bosanquet
Climbing Cramoisie Superieure
Old Blush
Common China
Old Crimson
Comtesse du Cayla
Old Monthly
Cramoisie Superieure
Queen Mab
Ducher
Viridi flora
Fabvier
White Pet
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polyantha
yEnnchen MuUer
Anna Marie de Montravel
Aschenbrodel
Cecile Brunner
Eugenie Lamesch
Frau Cecile Walter
Georges Pernet
Gloire des Polyantha
Jessie
Katharine Zeimet
Kleiner Alfred
Leonie Lamesch
(pompon)
Mme. E. A. Nolte
„ N. Levavasseur
Maman Levavasseur
Ma Paquerette
Marie Pavie
Mignonette
Mrs. W. H. Cutbush
Perle des Rouges
Perle d'Or
Petit Constant
Philippine Lambert
Schneewitchen
atropurpurea
Blanc double de Coubert
Conrad F. Meyer
Delicata
Fimbriata
Mme. Georges Bruant
rugosa
repens alba
rugosa alba
rugosa atropurpurea
rugosa repens alba
rugosa rubra
Alberic Barbier
Auguste Barbier
Debutante
Dorothy Dennison
Dorothy Perkins
Edmond Proust
Elisa Robichon
Evangeline
Fran9ois Foucard
Franjois Juranville
Gardenia
Gerbe Rose
Perpetual Scotch
Stanwell Perpetual.
wichuraiana
Jersey Beauty
Joseph Billard
Joseph Lamy
Lady Gay
Lady Godiva
Leontine Gervais
Minnehaha
Paul Transon
Rene Andre
Ruby Queen
White Dorothy
wichuraiana
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Species
alpina
„ pyrenaica
altatca
Andersoni
bracteata Macartney
Brunonis
„ (fl.pl)
cinnamomea
lucida
„ plena
Macartney (bracteata)
macrantha
moschata
,, alba
„ (fl. pi)
moschata hiraalayica
and Hybrid of Species
I moschata nivea
multifiora
„ X grandiflora
pimpinellifolia
Pissardi
polyantha grandiflora
„ simplex
pomifera
Prairie Rose
rubrifolia
ruga (arvensis x indica)
sericea pteracantha
setigera
sinica
,, Anemone
xanthina
Selections of Roses for the various purposes
mentioned in the Catalogue.
SELECTION 1.
24 Good Roses for* General Garden
Cultivation.
Antoine RiYoire (H.T.)
Caroline Testout (H.T.)
Commandant Felix Faure (H.P.)
Earl of Warwick (H.T.)
Frau Karl Druschki (H.P.)
G. Nabonnand (T.)
Grand Due A de Luxembourg (H.T.)
GustaY Grunerwald (H.T.)
Hugh Dickson (H.P.)
Joseph Hill (H.T.)
La France (H.T.)
Lady Ashtown (H.T.)
Mme. Abel Chatenay (H.T.)
Mme. Jules Grolez (H.T.)
Mme. Melanie Soupert (H.T.)
Mme. RaYary (H.T.)
Mrs. John Laing (H.P.)
Mrs. R. G. Sharman-Crawford (H.P.)
Pharisaer (H.T.)
Prince de Bulgarie (H.T.)
Richmond (H.T.)
Ulrich Brunner (H.P.)
Viscountess Folkestone (H.T.)
White Maman Cochet (T.)
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Other Varieties suitable for General Garden
Cultivation.
Admiral Dewey (H.T.)
^nnchen Muller (poly, pom.)
A. K. Williams (H.P.)
Alfred Colomb (H.P.)
Alice Hamilton (C.)
alpina pyrenaica (Species)
Amateur Teyssier (H.T.)
Anna Chartron (T.)
Anna Marie de Montravel (poly.
pom.)
Anna Marie Soupert (H.T.)
Anna Olivier (T.)
Arethusa (C.)
Armosa (H.C.)
Aschenbrodel (poly, pom.)
Augustine Guinoisseau (H.T.)
Austrian Copper (Austrian Briar)
Austrian Yellow (Austrian Briar)
Avoca (H.T.)
Bardou Job (H.T.)
Baroness Rothschild (H.P.)
Beatrice (H.T.)
Beauty of Waltham (H.P.)
Betty (H.T.)
Betty Berkeley (T.)
Boule de Neige (H.N.)
Camoens (H.T.)
Captain Christy (H.T.)
Captain Hayward (H.P.)
Caroline Kuster (N.)
Cecile Brunner (poly, pom.)
Charles J. Grahame (H.T.)
Charles Lawson (H.C.)
Charles Lefebvre (H.P.)
Chateau de Clos Vougeot (H.T.)
Cherry Ripe (H.T.)
Cheshunt Scarlet (H.P.)
China, Common (C.)
Chin Chin (C.)
Clara Watson ( .T.)
Clio (H.P.)
Common China (C.)
Common Moss (Moss)
Comte de Raimbaud (H.P.)
Comtesse du Cayla (C.)
Comtesse Festetics Hamilton (T.)
Comtesse Icy Hardegg (H.T.)
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.)
Corallina (T.)
Countess Annesley (H.T.)
Countess of Caledon (H.T.)
Countess of Derby (H.T.)
Countess of Gosford (H.T.)
Cramolsie Superieure (C.)
Crepuscule (N.)
Dainty (T.)
Dean Hole (H.T.)
Dorothy Page-Roberts (H.T.)
Dr. Felix Guyon (T.)
Dr. Grill (T.)
Dr. J. Campbell Hall (H.T.)
Dr. O'Donel Browne (H.T.)
Ducher (C.)
Duchess of Wellington (H.T.)
Duke of Connaught (H.P.)
Duke of Edinburgh (H.P.)
Duke of Teck (H.P.)
Duke of Wellington (H.P.)
Dupuy Jamain (H.P.)
Ecarlate (H.T.)
Edith Bellenden (S. Briar)
Edmond Proust (wich.)
Edu Meyer (H.T.)
Elisa Robichon (wich.)
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Other Varieties suitable for General Garden Cultivation.
(continued) —
Elizabeth Barnes H.T.)
Enchantress (T.)
Eugenie Laraesch (poly, pom.)
Exposition de Brie (H.P.)
Exquisite (H.T.)
Fairy Queen (T.)
Farben Koenigin (H.T.)
Fellenburg (N.)
Fimbriata (rug.)
Fisher Holmes (H.P.)
Florence Edith Coulthwaite
(H.T.)
Florence Pemberton (H.T.)
Francisca Kriiger (T.)
Franfois Dubreuil (T.)
Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch (H.T.)
G. C. Waud (H.T.)
General Gallieni (T.)
G^n^ral Jacqueminot (H.P.)
General McArthur (H.T.)
Gloire de Dijon (T.)
Gloire Lyonnaise (H.T.)
Gottfried Keller (H.Austrian Briar)
Goubault (T.)
Grace Darling (H.T.)
Grace Molyneux (H.T.)
Gruss an Sangerhausen (H.T.)
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.)
Gustave Regis (H.T.)
H. Armytage Moore (H.T.)
Harrisonii (Austrian Briar)
Harry Kirk (T.)
Heinrich Schultheis (H.P.)
Homere (T.)
Hon. E. Gifford (T.)
Hugh Watson (H.P.
Hugo Roller (T.)
Instituteur Sirdey (H.T.)
Irene Watts (C.)
Irish Beauty (H.T.)
Irish Elegance (H.T.)
Irish Glory (H.T.)
Irish Harmony (H.T.)
Irish Pride (T.)
Irish Star (T.)
Isabella Sprunt (T.)
Janet's Pride (S. BriarJ
J. B. Clark (H.T.)
Jean Not^ (H.T.)
Jeanie Deans (S. Briar)
Jersey Beauty (wich.)
Johanna Sebus (H.T.)
Joseph Billard (wich.)
Julia Mannering (S. Briar)
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria (H.T.y
Katharine Zeiraet (poly, pom.)
Killarney (H.T.)
Koenigin Carola (H.T.)
Lady Alice Stanley H.T.)
Lady Battersea (H.T.)
Lady Faire (H.T.)
Lady Mary Corry (T.)
Lady Penzance (S. Briar)
Lady Quartus Ewart (H.T.)
Lady Roberts (T.)
Lady Rossmore (H.T.)
Lady Ursula (H.T.)
Lady Waterlow (H.T.)
La France de '89 (H.T.)
La Tosca (H.T.)
Lamarque (N.)
Laurent Carle (H.T.)
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Other Varieties suitable for General Garden Cultivation.
{continued) —
Laurette Messimy (C.)
Leonie Lamesch (poly, pom.)
Le Progres (H.T.)
Liberty (H.T.)
L'Ideal (N.)
Lina Schmidt-Michel (H.T.)
Little Gem (Moss)
Lord Penzance (S. Briar)
lucida (Species)
lucida plena (Species)
Lucy Bertram (S. Briar)
Lyon Rose (H.T.)
Ma Capucine (T.)
Mme. Antoine Mari (T.)
Mme. Berkeley (T.)
Mme. Charles de Luze (H.T.)
Mme. Charles Monnier (H.T.)
Mme. Chedane Guinoisseau (T.)
Mme. Constant Soupert (T.)
Mme. E. A. Nolle (poly, pom.)
Mme. Edmee Metz (H.T.)
Mme. Eugene Resal (C.)
Mme. Falcot (T.)
Mme. Georges Bruant (rug.)
Mme. Hoste (T.)
Mme. Isaac Pereire (B.)
Mme. Jean Dupuy (T.)
Mme. Jenny GiUemot (H.T.)
Mme. Lambard (T.)
Mme. Leon Pain (H.T.)
Mme. Louis Poncet (T.)
Mme. Maurice de Luze (H.T.)
Mme. N. Levavasseur (poly.
pom.)
Mme. Paul Olivier (H T.)
Mme. P. Euler (H.T.)
Mme. Pernet-Ducher (H.T.)
Mme. Pierre Cochet (T.)
Mme. Plantier (H.C.)
Mme. Segond-Weber(H.T.)
Mme. Wagram, Comtesse de
Turenne (H.T.)
Mile. Pauline Bersez (H.T.)
Maiden's Blush (Alba)
Maman Cochet (T.)
Maman Levavasseur (poly, pom.)
Ma Paquerette (poly. Pom.)
Margaret (H.T.)
Margaret Dickson (H.P.)
Marguerite Brassac (H.P.)
Marie Baumann (H.P.)
Marie Corelli (H.P.)
Marie Pavie (poly, pom.)
Marie Van Houtte (T.)
Marjorie (H.T.)
Marquise de Salisbury (H.T.)
Marquise de Sinety (H.T.)
Marquise Litta (H.T.)
M. H. Walsh (H.P.)
Molly Sharman-Crawford (T.)
Monsieur Paul Lede (H.T.)
Morgenroth (H.T.)
Morning Glow (T.)
moschata alba (Hybrid of Species)
Moss, Common (Moss)
Moss, Perpetual White (Perpetual
Moss)
Mrs. Aaron Ward (H.T.)
Mrs. Alfred Tate (H.T.)
Mrs. A. R. Waddell (H.T.)
Mrs. Bosanquet (C.)
Mrs. B. R. Cant (T.)
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Other Varieties suitable for
{continued) —
Mrs. David Jardine (H.T.)
Mrs. David McKee (H.T.)
Mrs. E. G. Hill (H.T.)
Mrs. E. J. Holland (H.T.)
Mrs. G. W. Kershaw (H.T.)
Mrs. Paul (B.)
Mrs. Peter Blair (H.T.)
Mrs. S. Treseder (T.)
Mrs. Stewart Clark (H.T.)
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt (H.T.)
Mrs. W. H. Cutbush (poly, pom.)
Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.)
Nita Weldon (T.)
Old Blush (C.)
Old Crimson (C.)
Old Monthly (C.)
Old Red Damask (D.)
Papa Gontier (H.T.)
Papillon (T.)
Paul Jamain (H.P.)
Paul Lede (H.T.)
Paul Neyron (H.P.) . .
Paula (T.)
Paul's Carmine Pillar (H.T.)
Paul's Royal Scarlet (H.T.)
Peace (T.)
Perle des Jardins (T.)
Perle des Rouges (poly, pom.)
Perle d'Or (poly, pom.)
Perle von Godesberg (H.T.)
Persian Yellow (Austrian Briar)
Phillipine Lambert (poly, pom.)
pimpinellifolia (Species)
pomifera (Species)
Prairie Rose (Species)
Prince Arthur (H.P.)
General Garden Cultivation.
Prince Camille de Rohan (H.P.)
Princesse de Sagan (T.)
Princesse Marie Mertchersky
(H.T.)
Provence, Common (Prov.)
Provence, White (Prov.)
Purity (H.B.)
Queen Mab (C.)
Red Damask (D.)
Renee Wilmart- Urban (H.T.)
Rev. Alan Cheales (H.P.)
Rhea Reid (H.T.)
Rosa Mundi (Gallica)
Rose Celeste (Alba)
Rosette de la Legion d'Honneur
(H.T.)
Royal Scarlet (H.P.)
Rubens (T.)
Rubrifolia fSpecies)
Safrano (T.)
Salet (Moss)
Sarah Bernhardt (H.T.)
Scotch (pimpinellifolia)
Senateur Belle (H.T.)
Senateur Vaisse (H.P.)
sericea, pteracantha (Species)
setigera (Species)
Simplicity (H.T.)
sinica Anemone ( Hybrid of Species)
Soleil d'Or (Austrian Briar)
Souvenir de Catherine Guillot (T.)
Souvenir de J. B. Guillot (T.)
Souvenir de la Malmaison (B.)
Souvenir de Maria de Zayas (H.T.)
Souvenir de Pierre Netting (T.)
Souvenir de S. A. Prince (T.)
Si
Other Varieties suitablb for General Garden Cultivation.
{continued)—
Souvenir d'un Ami (T.)
Souvenir du President Carnot
(H.T.)
Stanwell Perpetual (Perpetual
Scotch)
Sulphurea (T.)
Suzanne Marie Rodocanachi
(H.P.)
Tuscany (Prov.)
Victor Hugo (H.P.)
Village Maid (Gallica)
Warrior (H.T.)
W. E. Lippiatt (H.T.)
White Provence (Prov.)
White Bath (Moss)
White Pet (C.)
William Allen Richardson (N.)
Xanthina (Species)
York and Lancaster (D.)
Zephirine Drouhin (H.B.)
SELECTION 2.
24 Good Bedding Roses.
6 DWARF VARIETIES.
Eugenie Lamesch (poly, pom.)
FabYier (C.)
Lady Battersea (H.T.)
Mme. Fernet- Ducher (H.T.)
Marquise de Salisbury (H.T.)
Petit Constant (poly, pom.)
9 VARIETIES OF KIEDIUKI HEIGHT.
Antoine RiYoire (H.T.)
Earl of Warwick (H.T.)
G. Nabonnand (T.)
Joseph Hill (H.T.)
Mme. Jules Grolez (H.T.)
Mme. RaYary (H.T.)
Prince de Bulgarie (H.T.)
Richmond (H.T.)
Viscountess Folkestone (H.T.)
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24 Good Bedding Roses (continued) —
9 TALL VARIETIES.
Caroline Testout (H.T.)
Commandant F^lix Faure (H.P.)
Corallina (T.)
Frau Karl Drusohki (H.P.)
GustaY Griinerwald (H.T.)
Hugh Dickson (H.P.)
La France (H.T.)
Mme. Abel Chatenay (H.T.)
Mrs. John Laing (H.P.)
other Varieties
Admiral Dewey (H.T.)
^nnchen Muller (poly, pom.)
Alice Hamilton (C.)
Amateur Teyssier (H.T.)
Anna Chartron (T.)
Augustine Guinoisseau (H.T.)
Betty (H.T.)
Betty Berkeley (T.)
Cecile Brunner (poly, pom.)
Cheshunt Scarlet (H.P.)
China, Common (C.)
Chin Chin (C.)
Clara Watson (H.T.)
Common China (C.)
Comtesse du Cayla (C.)
Comtesse Icy Hardegg (H.T.)
Countess of Derby (H.T.)
Countess of Gosford (H.T.)
Cramoisie Superieure (C.)
Dainty (T.)
Dorothy Page-Roberts (H.T.)
Dr. Grill (T.)
Ducher (C.)
suitable for Bedding.
Ecarlate (H.T.)
Edu Meyer (H.T.)
Fairy Queen (T.)
Farben Koenigin (H.T.)
General Gallieni (T.)
General McArthur (H.T.)
General Schablikine (T.)
Georges Pernet (poly, pom.)
Gloire des Polyantha (poly, pom.)
Gloire Lyonnaise (H.T.)
Grace Darling (H.T.)
Grand Due A. de Luxembourg
(H.T.)
Gruss an Sangerhausen (H.T.)
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.)
H. Armytage Moore (H.T.)
Hon. E. Gifford (T.)
Instituteur Sirdey (H.T.)
Irene Watts (C.)
Irish Beauty (H.T.)
Irish Glory (H.T.
Irish Harmony (H.T.)
Isabella Sprunt (T.)
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Other Varieties suitable for Bedding (continued) -
Jessie (poly, pom.)
Joseph Lowe (H.T.)
Katharine Zeimet (poly, pom.)
Killarney (H.T.)
Koenigin Carola (H.T.)
Lady Ashtown (H.T.)
Lady Faire (H.T.)
Lady Quartus Ewart (H.T.)
Lady Roberts (T.)
Lady Rossmore (H.T.)
La Tosca (H.T.)
Laurette Messimy (C.)
Leonie Lamesch (poly, pom.)
Le Progres (H.T.)
Liberty (H.T.)
Mme. Antonie Mari (T.)
Mme. Berkeley (T.)
Mme. Charles de Luze (H.T.)
Mme. Chedane Guinoisseau (T.)
Mme. E. A. Nolle (poly, pom.)
Mme. Eugene Resal (C.)
Mme. Falcot (T.)
Mme. Lambard (T.)
Mdme. Leon Pain (H.T.)
Mme. Melanie Soupert (H.T.)
Mme. Segond-Weber (H.T.)
Maman Levavasseur (poly, pom.)
Ma Paquerette (poly, pom.)
Marie Pavie (poly, pom.)
Marie Van Houtte (T.)
Mignonette (poly, pom.)
Morning Glow (T.)
Mrs. Aaron Ward (H.T.)
Mrs. Alfred Tate (H.T.)
Mrs. A. R. Waddell (H.T.)
Mrs. E. G. Hill (H.T.)
Mrs. G. W. Kershaw (H.T.)
Mrs.R.G.SharmanCrawford(H.P.)
Mrs. S. Treseder (T.)
Old Blush (C.)
Old Monthly (C.)
Papa Gontier (H.T.)
Peace (T.)
Perle des Rouges (poly, pom.)
Perle d'Or (poly, pom.)
Pharisaer (H.T.)
Phillipine Lambert (poly, pom.)
Prince Camille de Rohan (H.P.)
Princess de Sagan (T.)
Princesse Marie Mertchersky
(H.T.)
Queen Mab (C.)
Schneewitchen (poly, pom.)
Souvenir de Catherine Guillot (T.)
Souvenir de Maria deZayas (H.T.)
Sulphurea (T.)
Warrior (H.T.)
White Pet (C.)
SEIIiBCTION 3.
24 Good Roses for Standards.
12 LARGE-FLOWERED VARIETIES.
Captain Hayward (H.P.)
Caroline Testout (H.T.)
Fisher Holmes (H.P.)
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24 Good Roses for Standards (continued) —
Frau Karl Druschki (H.P.)
Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch (H.T.)
Gustav Griinerwald (H.T.)
Hugh Dickson (H.P.)
La France (H.T.)
LaTosca (H.T.)
Marquise Litta (H.T.)
Mrs. John Laing (H.P.)
White Maman Coohet (T.)
12 SMALL-FLOWERED VARIETIES.
Corallina (T.)
G. Nabonnand (T.)
Mme. Abel Chatenay (H.T.)
Mme. Antoine Mari (T.)
Mme. Chedane Guinoisseau (T.)
Mme. Jean Dupuy (T.)
Mme. Pierre Cochet (T.)
Mme. Ravary (H.T.)
Marquise de Salisbury (H.T.)
Peace (T.)
Prince de Bulgarie (H.T.)
William Allen Richardson (N.)
other Varieties suitable for Standards.
Admiral Dewey (H.T.)
Alberic Barbier (wich.)
Alfred Colomb (H.P.)
Alister Stella Gray (N.)
Anna Olivier (T.)
Antoine Rivoire (H.T.)
Augustine Guinoisseau (H.T.)
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr)
Boule de Neige (H.N.)
Bouquet d'Or (T.)
Buttercup (mult, scan.)
Caroline Kuster (N.)
Celine Forestier (N.)
Charles Lefebvre (H.P.)
Cheshunt Hybrid (H.T.)
Comte de Raimbaud (H.P.)
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Othbr Varieties suitable
Dean Hole (H.T.)
Debutante (wich.)
Dorothy Dennison (wich.)
Dorothy Perkins (wich.)
Dr. Andry (H.P.)
Dr. O'Donel Browne (H.T.)
Duke of Edinburgh (H.P.)
Dupuy Jamain (H.P.)
Earl of Warwick (H.T.)
Evangeline (wich.)
Felicite-et-Perpetue
(Sempervirens)
Florence Pemberton (H.T.)
Francisca Kriiger(T.)
Franfois Foucard (wich.)
General Jacqueminot (H.P.)
Gladys Harkness (H.T.)
Gloire de Dijon (T.)
Gloire de Margottin (H.P.)
Grace Darling (H.T.)
Grace Molyneux (H.T.)
Grand Due A. de Luxembourg
(H.T.)
Grussan Teplitz (H.T.)
Gustave Regis (H.T.)
Heinrich Schultheis (H.P.)
Homere (T.)
Jersey Beauty (wich.)
Joseph Hill (H.T.)
Killarney (H.T.)
Koenigin Carola (H.T.)
Lady Ashtown (H.T.)
Lady Moyra Beauclerc (H.T.)
La France de '89 (H.T.)
Laurette Messimy (C.)
Leonie Lamesch (poly, pom.)
Mme. Berard (T.)
FOR Standards (continued) —
Mme. Constant Soupert (T.)
Mme. Cusin (T.)
Mme. Edmee Metz (H.T.)
Mme. Hoste (T.)
Mme Isaac Pereire (B.)
Mme. Jules Gravereaux (T.)
Mme. Jules Grolez (H.T.)
Mme. Lambard (T. )
Mme. Maurice de Luze (H.T.)
Mme. Melanie Soupert (H.T.)
Mme. P. Euler (H.T.)
Mme. Victor Verdier (H.P.)
Mme. Wagram, Comtesse de
Turenne (H.T.)
Maman Cochet (T.)
Marechal Niel (N.)
Margaret Dickson (H.P.)
Marie Baumann (H.P.)
Marie Van Houcte (T.)
Medea (T.)
Minnehaha (wich.)
Mrs. Bosanquet (C.)
Mrs. Edward Mawley (T,)
Mrs. Paul (B.)
Mrs.R.G.Sharman-Crawford(H.P.)
Mrs. Stewart Clark (H.T.)
Papa Gontier (H.T.)
Paul Jamain(H.P.)
Paul Neyron (H.P.)
Paul Transon (wich.)
Paula (T.)
Prince Camille de Rohan (H.P.)
Rev. Alan Cheales (H.P.)
Senateur Vaisse (H.P.)
Souvenir de la Malmaison (B.)
Souvenir de Maria de Zayas (H.T.)
Souvenir de Pierre Notting (T.)
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Other Varieties suitable for Standards (continued) —
Suzanne Marie Rodocanachi
(H.T.
Souvenir de S. A. Prince (T.)
Souvenir du President Carnot
(H.T.)
Stanwell Perpetual (Perpetual
Scotch)
Tom Wood (H.P.)
Ulrich Brunner (H.P.)
Viscountess Folkestone (H.T.)
SELECTION 4.
12 Good Roses for Tall Weeping
Standards.
Alberic Barbier (wich.)
Debutante (wich.)
Dorothy Perkins (wich.)
Evangeline (H.T.)
Frangois Foucard (wich.)
Hiawatha (mult, scan.)
Jersey Beauty (wich.)
Joseph Lamy (wich.)
Leontine Gervais (wich.)
Paul Transon (wich.)
Ruby Queen (wich.)
White Dorothy (wich.)
Other Varieties suitable for Tall Weeping Standards.
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr.)
Dorothy Dennison (wich.)
Dundee Rambler (Ayr.)
Felicity et Perpetue (Semper.
virens)
Lady Gay (wich.)
Lady Godiva (wich.)
Minnehaha (wich.)
Mme. d'Arblay (H. musk)
rugosa repens alba (rug.)
Tausendschon (mult, scan.)
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SEIiBGTION 5.
24 Good Roses for- Walls.
6 FOR EAST WALL.
Ards Rover (H.P.)
Bouquet d'Or (Dijon T.)
Climbing Caroline Testout (H.T.)
Climbing Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.)
Gloire de Dijon (T.)
Mme. Alfred Carriere (H.N.)
e FOR WEST WALL.
Billard et Barre (H.T.)
Longworth Rambler (H.T.)
Mme. Alfred Carriere (H.N.)
Reine Olga de Wurtemburg (H.T.)
William Allen Richardson (N.)
Zephirine Drouhin (H.B.)
6 FOR SOUTH WALL.
Banksia, Lutea (Banksian)
Francois Crousse (H.T.)
Longworth Rambler (H.T.)
Mme. Alfred Carriere (H.N.)
Mme. Jules Gravereaux (T.)
R§¥e d'Or (N.)
6 FOR NORTH WALL.
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr.)
Felicite et Perpetue (Sempervirens)
Gerbe Rose (wich.)
Gloire de Dijon (T.)
Rene Andre (wich.)
Ruby Queen (wich.)
other Varieties
Banksia, alba (Banksian)
Bardou Job (H.T.)
bracteata Macartney (Species)
Celine Forestier (N.)
Chestunt Hybrid (H.T.)
Climbing Aimee Vibert (N.)
Climbing Devoniensis (T.)
Climbing Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria (H.T.)
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.)
Dr. Rouges (T.)
Duchesse d'Auerstadt (T.)
E. Veyrat Hermanos (T.)
Fellenberg (N.)
Fortune's Yellow (N.)
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suitable for Walls.
Goubault (T.)
Henriette de Beauveau (T.)
L'Ideal (N.)
Lamarque (N.)
Macartney (Species.)
Mme. Berard (T.)
Mme. Charles Monnier (H.T.)
Mme. Hector Leuilliot (H.T.)
Marechal Niel (N.)
Noella Nabonnand (T.)
Ophirie (N.)
Reine Marie Henriette (H.T.)
sinica (Species.)
sinica Anemone(Hybrid of Species)
SBLECTION 6.
24 Good Roses for Pillars.
12 VARIETIES FOR TALL PILLARS
(Over 8 feet in height).
Alister Stella Gray (N.)
Blush Rambler (mult, scan.)
Climbing Caroline Testout (H.T.)
Gardenia (wich.)
Hiawatha (mult, scan.)
Lady Gay (wich.)
Mme. Alfred Carriere (H.N.)
Paul's Carmine Pillar (H.T.)
Reine Olga de Wurtemburg (H.T.)
Tea Rambler (T.)
Minnehaha (wich.)
White Dorothy (wich.)
24 Good Roses for Pillars {continued) —
12 VARIETIES FOR DWARF PILLARS
(Under 8 feet in height).
Billard et Barr6 (T.)
Climbing Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.)
Frangois Crousse (H.T.)
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.)
GustaYe Regis (H.T.)
Johanna Sebus (H.T.)
Lady Waterlow (H.T.)
Leuchtstern (mult, scan.)
Rosette de la Legion D'Honneur (H.T.)
Tausendschon (mult, scan.)
Trier (mult, scan.)
Z^phirine Drouhin (H.B.)
other Varieties suitable for Pillars.
Aglaia (mult, scan.)
Alberic Barbier (wich.)
American Pillar (mult, scan.)
Ards Pillar (H.T.)
Ards Rambler (H.P.);
Ards Rover (H.P.)
Auguste Barbier (wich.)
Blairii, No. 2 (H.C.);
Buttercup (mult, scan.)
Cheshunt Hybrid (H.T.)]
Climbing Aimet Vibert (N.)
Climbing Captain Christy (H.T.)
Climbing Cramoisie Superieure
(C.)
Climbing Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria (H.T.)
Climbing La France (H.T.)
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.)
Crepuscule (N.)
Crimson Rambler (mult, scan,)
Dawn (H.T.)
Dr. Rouges (T.)
Edith Bellenden (S. Briar)
Edmond Proust (wich.)
Electra (mult, scan.)
Elisa Robichon (wich.)
Francois Foucard (wich.)
Fulgens (H.C.)
Gerbe Rose (wich.)
Gloire de Margottin (H.P.)
Gloire des Rosomanes(H.B.)
Gloire Lyonnaise (H.T.)
Goldfinch (mult, scan.)
Gruss an Zabern (mult, scan.)
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Other Vakieties suitable
H^lene (mult. scan.
inermis Morlettii (Boursault)
J. B. Clark (H.T.)
Jersey Beauty (wich.)
Joseph Billard (wich.)
Lady Curzon (D.)
Lady Godiva (wich.)
La France d '89 (H.T.)
Leontine Gervais (wich.)
Lina Schmidt- Michel (H.T.)
Longworth Rambler (H.T.)
Lord Penzance (S. Briar)
Lucy Bertram (S. Briar)
macrantha (Hybrid of Species)
Mme. B&ard (T.)
Mme. Charles Monnier (H.T.)
Mme. d'Arblay (H. Musk)
Mme. Hector Leuilliot (H.T.)
Mme. Isaac Pereire (B.)
Mme. Jules Gravereaux (T.)
Mme. Pierre Cochet (T.)
Marie Lavalley (H.T.)
Meg Merrilies (S. Briar)
Morgenroth (H.T.)
Mrs. F. W. Flight (mult, scan.)
Mrs. 0. G.Orpen (D.)
Noella Nabonnand (T.)
FOR Pillars [continued) —
Papillon (T.
Paul's Single White (H.P.)
Paul Transon (wich.)
Philadelphia Rambler (mult, scan.)
Pissardi (Species)
Psyche (mult, scan.)
Purity (H.B.)
Reine Marie Henriette (H.T.)
Rene Andre (wich.)
Rubin (mult, scan.)
Ruby Queen (wich.)
Setina (B.)
sinica Anemone (Hybrid of Species)
Splendens (Ayr.)
Thalia, perpetual flowering
(mult, scan.)
The Dawson Rose (mult, scan.)
The Garland (H.C.)
The Lion (mult, scan.)
The Wallflower (mult, scan.)
Turner's Crimson Rambler (mult.
scan.)
Una (H. Briar)
Waltham Climber No. 3 (H.T.)
Waltham Rambler (mult, scan.)
William Allen Richardson (N.)
SELECTION 7.
24 Good Varieties for Pergolas.
SUMMER-FLOWERING ONLY.
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr.)
Blush Rambler (mult, scan.)
Dorothy Perkins (wich.)
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24 Good Varieties for Pergolas [continued) — ■
Francois Juranville (wich.)
Gardenia (wich.)
Helena (mult, scan.)
Hiawatha (mult, scan.)
Leontine GerYais (wich.)
Paul's Carmine Pillar (H.T.)
Tea Rambler (T.)
Turner's Crimson Rambler (mult, scan.)
White Dorothy (wich.)
PERPETUAL-FLOWERING.
Alister Stella Gray (N.)
Bouquet d'Or (Dijon T.)
Climbing Aimee Yibert (N.)
Climbing Caroline Testout (H.T.)
Climbing Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.)
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.)
Longworth Rambler (H.T.)
Mme. Alfred Carriere (H.N.)
Paul's Single White (H.P.)
Reine Olga de Wurtemburg (H.T.)
Re Ye d'Or (N)
Othep Varieties suitable foF Pergolas.
Aglaia (mult, scan.)
Alberic Barbier (wich.)
American Pillar (mult, scan.)
Auguste Barbier (wich.)
Blairii, No. 2 (H.C.)
Brunonis fl. pi. (Species)
Claire Jacquier (mult, scan.)
Debutante (wich.)
Dorothy Dennison (wich.)
Dundee Rambler (Ayr.)
Electra (mult, scan.)
Elisa Robichon (wich.)
Evangeline (wich.)
Felicite-et-Perpetue(Sempervirens)
Flora (Sempervirens)
Francois Foucard (wich.)
Fulgens (H.C.)
Gruss an Zabern (mult, scan.)
Jersey Beauty (wich.)
Lady Gay (wich.)
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Other Varieties for Pergolas (continued) —
Lady Godiva (wich.)
Leopoldine d'Orleans
( Semper virens)
Leuchtstern (mult, scan.)
Mme. d'Arblay(H. musk)
Marie Lavalley (H.T.)
Minnehaha (wich.)
moschata (Species)
moschatafl.pl. (Hybrid of Species)
moschata himalayica (Hybrid of
Species)
moschata nivea (Hybrid of
Species)
Mrs. F. W. Flight (mult, scan.)
multiflora (Species)
multiflora x grandiflora (Hybrid of
Species)
Paul Transon (wich.)
Philadelphia Rambler (mult, scan.)
polyantha grandiflora (Hybrid
of Species)
polyantha simplex (Species)
Psyche (mult, scan.)
Reine Marie Henriette (H.T.)
Ren€ Andre (wich.)
Rubin (mult, scan.)
Ruby Queen (wich.)
ruga (arvensis x indica)
Splendens (Ayr.)
Tausendschon (mult, scan.)
Thalia (mult, scan.)
Thalia, perpetual flowering (mult.
scan.)
The Dawson Rose (mult, scan.)
The Garland (H.C.)
The Wallflower (mult, scan.)
Trier (mult, scan.)
Waltham Rambler (mult, scan.)
William Allen Richardson (N.)
SELECTION 8.
8 Good Roses for Covering Banks, &c.
Alberic Barbier (wich.)
Auguste Barbier (wich.)
Dorothy Dennison (wich.)
Dorothy Perkins (wich.)
Gardenia (wich.)
Jersey Beauty (wich.)
rugosa, repens alba (rug.)
wichuraiana (wich.)
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SEIiECTION 9.
6 Good Roses for Pegging-Down.
Frau Karl Druschki (H.P.)
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.)
Gustaye Regis (H.T.)
J, B. Clark (H.T.)
Mme. Isaac Pereire (B.)
Mme. Jules Gravereaux (T.)
other Yarieties suitable for Pegging-Down.
Clio (H.P.)
Duke of Edinburgh (H.P.)
Gloire Lyonnaise (H.T.)
Longworth Rambler (H.T.^
SBLBCTION 10.
20 Good Roses for forming a Hedge.
lO VARIETIES FOR A HIGH HEDGE.
Anne of Geierstein (S. Briar)
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr.)
Blush Rambler (mult, scan.)
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.)
Dorothy Perkins (wich.)
Dundee Rambler (Ayr.)
Edith Bellenden (S. Briar)
Lady Gay (wich.)
Meg Merrilies (S. Briar)
Tea Rambler (T.)
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2o Good Roses for forming a Hedge (continued) —
lO VARIETIES FOR A DWARF HEDGE.
altaica (Species)
Blanc double de Coubert (rug.)
Boule de Neige (H.N.)
China Common (C.)
Fellenberg (N.)
Flora (Sempervirens)
Gloire des Rosomanes (H.B.)
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.)
Stanwell Perpetual (Perpetual Scotch)
Zephirine Drouhin (H.B.)
Other Varieties suitable for forming a Hedge.
Amy Robsart (S. Briar)
Common Sweet Briar (S. Briar)
Dorothy Dennison (wich.)
Flora Mclvor (S. Briar)
Francois Juranville (wich).
Hebe's Lip (S. Briar)
Janet's Pride (S. Briar)
J. B. Clark (H.T.)
Jeanie Deans (S. Briar)
Jersey Beauty (wich.)
Julia Mannering (S. Briar)
Lady Penzance (S. Briar)
Lord Penzance (S. Briar)
lucida (Species)
lucida plena (Species)
Lucy Bertram (S. Briar)
Rose Bradwardine (S. Briar)
ruga (arvensis x indica)
rugosa alba (rug.)
rugosa rubra (rug.)
Scotch (pimpinellifolia)
Sweet Briar, Common (S. Briar.)
SELECTION 11.
10 Good Roses for Growing as
Bushes.
altaica (Species)
Blanc double de Coubert (rug.)
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.)
Fimbriata (rug.)
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.)
Janet's Pride (S. Briar).
Lady Penzance (S. Briar)
macrantha (Hybrid of Species)
Mme. Isaac Pereire (B.)
Trier (mult, scan.)
Other Varieties suitable
alpina (Species)
Amy Robsart (S. Briar)
Anderson! (Species)
Anne of Geierstein (S. Briar)
Blanche Moreau (Moss)
Camoens (H.T.)
Celestial (Alba)
cinnamomea (Species)
Common Moss (Moss)
Common Sweet Briar (S. Briar)
Crested Moss (Moss)
Crested Provence (Prov.)
Crimson Damask (D.)
cristata (Prov,)
Dawn (H.T.)
Delicata (rug.)
de Meaux (Moss)
Pellenberg (N.)
for Groiving as Bushes.
Flora Mclvor (S. Briar)
Gerbe Rose (wich.)
Gloire des Rosomanes (H.B.)
Gloire de Dijon (T.)
Grace Molyneux (H.T.)
Harrisonii (Austrian Briar)
Hebe's Lip (S. Briar)
Homere (T.)
inermis Morlettii (Boursault)
Irish Elegance (H.T.)
J. B. Clark (H.T.)
Jeanie Deans (S. Briar)
Julia Mannering (S. Briar)
Lady Curzon (D.)
Lady Sarah Wilson (D.)
Lady Waterlow (H.T.)
La France de '89 (H.T.)
La Tosca (H.T.)
Other Varieties suitable for Growing as Bushes
{continued) —
Lord Penzance (S. Briar)
lucida (Species)
lucida plena (Species)
Mme. Eugene Resal (C.)
Mme. Georges Bruant (rug.)
Mme. Plan tier (H.C.)
Mme. Wagram, Comtesse de
Turenne (H.T.)
Maiden's Blush (Alba)
Meg Merrilies (S. Briar)
Morgenroth (H.T.)
Moss, Common (Moss)
Moss, Crested (Moss)
Moss, Perpetual White (Moss)
Mrs. O G. Orpen (D.)
Mrs. Paul (B.)
Old Red Damask (D.)
Persian Yellow (Austrian Briar)
pomifera (Species)
Provence, Common (Prov.)
Provence, Crested (Prov.)
Provence, White (Prov.)
Red Damask (D.)
Rose Bradwardine (S. Briar)
rugosa, alba (rug.)
rugosa, atropurpurea (rug.)
sericea, pteracantha (Species)
Sweet Briar, Common (S. Briar)
Tuscany (Prov.)
Una (H. Briar)
Village Maid (Gallica)
White Provence (Prov.)
SELECTION 12.
10 Good Roses for Edging.
Anna Marie de Montravel (poly, pom.)
Eugenie Lamesch (poly, pom.)
FabYier (C.)
Katharine Zeimet (poly, pom.)
Kleiner Alfred (poly, pom.)
Maman Levavasseur (poly, pom.)
Mignonette (poly, pom.)
Mrs. W. H. Cutbush (poly, pom.)
Petit Constant (poly, pom.)
Philippine Lambert (poly, pom.)
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other Varieties suitable for Edging.
Aschenbrodel (poly, pom.)
Cecile Brunner (poly, pom.)
Frau Cecile Walter (poly, pom.)
Georges Pernet (poly, pom.)
Gloire des Polyantha (poly, pom.)
Jessie (poly, pom.)
Mme. E. A. Nolte (poly, pom.)
Ma Paquerette (poly, pom.)
Old Crimson (C.)
Schneewitchen (poly, pom.)
Spong (Min. Prov.)
SELECTION 13.
10 Good Button-hole Roses.
Anna Chartron (T.)
Gustave Regis (H.T.)
Lady Roberts (T.)
Liberty (H.T.)
Ma Gapucine (T.)
Mme. Antoine Mari (T.)
Mme. Ctiedane Gninoisseau (T.)
Mme. Jean Dnpuy (T.)
Rosette de la Legion d'Honneur (H.T.)
William Allen Richardson (N.)
Other Varieties suitable for Button-holes.
Amateur Teyssier (H.T.)
Isabella Sprunt (T.)
lucida plena (Species)
Mme. Falcot (T.)
Mme. Pernet-Ducher (H.T.)
Safrano (T.)
Souvenir de J. B. Guillot (T.)
The Dandy (H.T.)
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SEIiECTION 19.
10 Good Roses for Towns.
Caroline Testout (H.T.)
GustaY GriineFwald (H.T.)
Hugh Dickson (H.P.)
La Tosca (H.T.)
Mme. Abel Chatenay (H.T.)
Mme. Isaac Pereire (B.)
Mme. Ravary (H.T.)
Mrs. John Laing (H.P.)
Mrs. Paul (B.)
Ulrich Brunner (H.P.)
other Varieties suitable for Grovring in Torans.
Blanc double de Coubert (rug.)
Charles Lawson (H.C.)
Dundee Rambler (Ayr.)
Gloire de Dijon (T.)
Longworth Rambler (H.T.)
rugosa alba (rug.)
rugosa rubra (rug.)
SELECTION 15.
18 Good Roses for Pot Culture.
Bridesmaid (T.)
Captain Hay ward (H.P.)
Caroline Testout (H.T.)
Catherine Mermet (T.)
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i8 Good Roses for Pot Culture (continued) —
Frau Karl Druschki (H.P.)
Lady Faire (H.T.)
Liberty (H.T.)
Mme. Abel Chatenay (H.T.)
Mme. Hoste (T.)
Mrs. DaYid Jardine (H.T.)
Mrs. John Laing (H.P.)
Mrs. W. H. Cutbush (poly, pom.)
Richmond (H.T.)
SouYenir de Pierre Notting (T.)
Sunrise (T.)
The Bride (T.)
Ulrioh Brunner (H.P.)
White Maman Cochet (T.)
other Varieties
Chin Chin (C.)
Climbing Mrs. W. J. Grant (H
Exquisite (H.T.j
General Jacqueminot (H.P.)
Joseph Hill (H.T.)
Joseph Lowe (H.T.)
Killarney (H.T.)
Lady Ashtown (H.T.)
Lady Battersea (H.T.)
Lady Roberts (T.)
La France (H.T.)
Mme. Constant Soupert (T.
Mme. de Watteville (T.)
Mme Ravary (H.T.)
Maman Cochet (T.)
Mar^chal Niel (N.)
Margaret (H.T.)
suitable for Pot Culture.
Molly Sharman-Crawford (T.)
.T.) Monsieur Joseph Hill (H.T.)
Monsieur Paul Lede (H.T.)
Mrs. Edward Mawley (T.)
Niphetos (T.)
Papa Gontier (H.T.)
Paul Lede (H.T.)
Perle des Jardins (T.)
Princesse Marie Mertchersky
(H.T.)
Safrano (T.)
Souvenir de S. A. Prince (T.)
Souvenir d'un Ami (T.)
Souvenir du President Carnot
(H.T.)
Viscountess Folkestone (H.T.)
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SKLEICTION 16.
6 Good Roses for Greenhouse
Climbers.
Climbing Liberty (H.T.)
Climbing Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.)
Climbing Niphetos (T.)
Francois Grousse (H.T.)
Marechal Niel (N.)
William Allen Richardson (N.)
SELECTION 17.
A List of Sweetly-Scented Roses.
Alfred Golomb (H.P.)
Cherry Ripe (H.T.)
Commandant Felix Faure (H.P.)
Common Provence (Prov.)
Dupuy Jamain (H.P.)
Exposition de Brie (H.P.)
General Jacqueminot (H.P.)
Heinrich Sohultheis (H.P.)
Johanna Sebus (H.T.)
La France (H.T.)
Mme. Isaac Pereire (B.)
Marie Baumann (H.P.)
Mrs. John Laing (H,P.)
Paul Jamain (H.P.)
Rosa Mundi (Gallica)
Senateur Vaisse (H.P.)
Ulrich Brunner (H.P.)
Z6phirine Drouhin (H.B.)
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Other Varieties
jEnnchen MuUer (poly, pom.)
A. K. Williams (H.P.)
Alister Stella Gray (N.)
Anna Olivier (T.)-
Ards Rambler (H.T.)
Auguste Barbier (wich.)
Augustine Guinoisseau (H.T.)
Avoca (H.T.)
Banksia alba (Banksian)
Beauty of Waltham (H.P.)
Bennett's Seedling (Ayr)
Bessie Brown (H.T.)
Betty (H.T.)
Blanc double de Coubert (rug.)
Blanche Moreau (Moss)
Brunonis (Species)
Captain Hayward H.P.)
Charles J. Grahame (H.T.)
Charles Lawson (H.C.)
Charles Lefebvre (H.P.)
Chateau de Clos Vougeot (H.P.)
Cheshunt Hybrid (H.T.)
Comte de Raimbaud (H.P.)
Comtesse de Ludre (H.P.)
Comtesse Icy Hardegg (H.T.)
Conrad F. Meyer (rug.)
Countess Annesley (H.T.)
Countess of Caledon (H.T.)
Dean Hole (H.T.)
Dorothy Page-Roberts (H.T.)
Dr. O'Donel Browne (H.T.)
Duchess of Bedford (H.P.)
Duchess of Wellington (H.T.)
Duke of Connaught (H.P.)
Duke of Edinburgh (H.P.)
Duke of Teck (H.P.)
of Fragrant Roses.
Duke of Wellington (H.P.)
Etienne Levet (H.P.)
Evangeline (wich.)
Exquisite (H.T.)
E. Y. Teas (H.P.)
Fimbriata (rug.)
Fisher Holmes (H.P.)
Florence Edith Coulthwaite (H.T.)
Frangois Juranville (wich.)
Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch (H.T.)
Gerbe Rose (wich.)
Gladys Harkness (H.T.)
Gloire de Dijon (T.)
Grace Molyneux (H.T.)
Gruss an Teplitz (H.T.)
Gustav Griinerwald (H.T.)
Gustave Piganeau (H.P.)
Helen Keller (H.P.)
Horace Vernet (H.P.)
Hugh Dickson (H.P.)
Hugh Watson (H.P.)
John Ruskin (H.T.)
Joseph Hill (H.T.)
Killarney (H.T.)
Lady Alice Stanley (H.T.)
La France de '8g (H.T.)
Liberty (H.T.)
Louis Van Houtte (H.P.)
Lyon Rose (H.T.)
Mme. Abel Chatenay (H.T.)
Mme. Alfred Carriere (H.N.)
Mme. Cusin (T.)
Mme. d'Arblay (H. Musk.)
Mme. Gabriel Luizet (H.P.)
Mme. Hoste (T.)
Mme. Jules Grolez (H.T.)
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Other Varieties of Fragrant Roses (continued) —
Mme. Maurice de Luze (H.T.)
Mme. P. Euler (H.T.)
Mme. Victor Verdier (H.P.)
Maidens' Blush (alba)
Mamie (H.T.)
Marechal Kiel (N.)
Marie Van Houtte (T.)
Marquise Litta (H.T.)
M. H. Walsh (H.P.)
Monsieur Joseph Hill (H.T.)
Monsieur Paul Lede (H.T.)
Moschata (Species)
Mrs. Bosanquet (C.)
Mrs. David Jardine (H.T.)
Mrs. Edward Mawley (T.)
Mrs. E. G. Hill (H.T.)
Mrs. Harold Brocklebank (H.T.)
Mrs. Stewart Clark (H.T.)
Mrs. S. Treseder (T.)
Noella Nabonnand (T.)
Oscar Cordel (H.P.)
Papa Lambert (H.T.)
Paul Lede (H.T.)
Paul Neyron (H.P.)
Paula (T.)
Peace (T.)
Petit Constant (poly, pom.)
Pissardi (Species)
Prince Arthur (H.P.)
Prince Camille de Rohan (H.P.)
Prince de Bulgarie (H.T.)
Princesse Marie Mertchersky
(H.T.)
Richmond (H.T.)
Rosette de la Legion d'Honneur
(H.T.)
Souvenir de la Malmaison (B.)
Souvenirde Maria de Zayas(H.T.)
Souvenii: du President Carnot
(H.T.)
Stanwell Perpetual (Perpetual
Scotch)
The Dandy (H.T.)
Tom Wood (H.P.)
Tuscany (Prov.)
Ulster (H.P.)
Victor Hugo (H.P.)
Viscountess Folkestone (H.T.)
W. E. Lippiatt (H.T.)
wichuraiana (wich.)
Xavier Olibo (H.P.)
York and Lancaster (D.)
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SELECTION 18.
24 Good Hybrid Penpetuals and Hybrid
Teas for Exhibition.
A. K. Williams (H.P.)
Alice Lindsell (H.T.)
Bessie Brown (H.T,)
Captain Hay ward (H.P.)
Caroline Testout (H.T
Dean Hole (H.T.)
Florence Pemberton (H.T.)
Frau Karl Druschki (H.P.)
Horace Yernet (H.P.)
Hugh Dickson (H.P.)
J. B. Clark (H.T.)
Killarney (H.T.)
Lady Ashtown (H.T.)
Lyon Rose (H.T.)
Mme. Melanie Soupert (H.T )
Marquise Litta (H.T.)
Mildred Grant (H.T.)
Mrs. John Laing (H.P.)
Mrs. R. G. Sharman-Crawford (H.P.)
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt (H.T.)
Mrs. W. J. Grant (H.T.)
Suzanne M. Rodocanachi (H.P.^
Ulrich Brunner (H.P.)
William Shean (H.T.)
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Other Varieties of Hybrid Perpetuals and Hybrid
Teas for ESxhibition purposes.
Aimee Cochet (H.T.)
Alfred Colomb (H.P.)
Avoca (H.T.)
Beauty of Waltham (H.P.)
Ben Cant (H.P.)
Charles J. Grahame (H.T.)
Charles Lefebvre (H.P.)
Comte de Raimbaud (H.P.)
Comtesse de Ludre (H.P.)
Countess of Caledon (H.T.)
Countess of Gosford (H.T.)
Dr. Andry (H.P.)
Dr. O'Donel Browne (H.T.)
Duchess of Bedford (H.P.)
Duchess of Portland (H.T.)
Duchesse de Morny (H.P.)
Duke of Connaught (H.P.)
Duke of Edinburgh (H.P.)
DukeofTeck(H.P.)
Duke of Wellington (H.P.)
Dupuy Jamain (H.P.)
Earl of Dufferin (H.P.)
Earl of Warwick (H.T.)
Etienne Levet (H.P.)
Exposition de Brie (H.P.)
E. Y. Teas (H.P.)
Fisher Holmes (H.P.)
Fran9ois Michelon (H.P.)
Frau Lilla Rautenstrauch (H.T.)
G. C. Waud (H.T.)
General Jacqueminot (H.P.)
George Laing Paul (H.T.)
Gladys Harkness H.T.)
Gustave Piganeau (H.P.)
Helen Keller (H.P.)
Helene Guillot (H.T.)
Her Majesty (H.P.)
Hugh Watson (H.P.)
John Cuff (H.T.)
John Ruskin (H.T.)
Joseph Hill (H.T.)
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria (H.T.)
Koenigin Carola (H.T.)
Lady Alice Stanley (H.T.)
Lady Helen Vincent (H.T.)
Lady Mary Fitzwilliam (H.T.)
Lady Moyra Beauclerc (H.T.)
Lady Ursula (H.T.)
La France (H.T.)
La France de '89 (H.T.)
Laurent Carle (H.T.)
Le Havre (H.P.)
Louis Van Houtte (H.P.)
Lohengrin (H.T.)
Mme. Eugene Verdier (H.P.)
Mme. Gabriel Luizet (H.P.)
Mme. Maurice de Luze (H.T.)
Mme. Victor Verdier (H.P.)
Mme. Wagram, Comtesse de
Turenne (H.T.)
Mamie (H.T.)
Marchioness of Londonderry
(H.P.)
Margaret (H.T.)
Marguerite Brassac (H.P.)
Marie Baumann (H.P.)
Marie Verdier (H.P.)
M. H. Walsh (H.P.)
Mrs. Cocker (H.P.)
Mrs. David McKee (H.T.)
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Other Varieties of Hybrid
FOR Exhibition purposes
Mrs. E. J. Holland (H.T.)
Mrs. Harold Brocklebank( H.T.)
Mrs. John Bateman (H.T.)
Mrs. Stewart Clark (H.T.)
Oscar Cordel (H.P.)
Papa Lambert (H.T.)
Paul Jamain (H.P.)
Perle von Godesberg (H.T.)
Pharisaer (H.T.)
Pride of Waltham (H.P.)
Prince Arthur (H.P.)
Princesse Marie Mertchersky
(H.T.)
Perpetuals and Hybrid Teas
(continued) —
Queen of Spain (H.T.)
Rev. Alan Cheales (H.P.)
Renee Wilmart-Urban (H.T.)
Richmond (H.T.)
Rosomane Gravereaux (H.T.)
Tom Wood (H.P.)
Ulster (H.P.)
Victor Hugo (H.P.)
W. E. Lippiatt (H.T.)
White Lady (H.T.)
Xavier Olibo (H.P.)
Yvonne Vacherot (H.T.)
SELECTION 19.
12 Good Teas for* Exhibition.
Catherine Mermet
Gomtesse de Nadaillac
Mme. Constant Soupert
Mme. Jules Gravereaux
Maman Cochet
Mar6chal Niel (N.)
Medea
Molly Sharman Crawford
Mrs. Edward Mawley
Mrs. Myles Kennedy
Souvenir de Pierre Notting
White Maman Cochet
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Other Varieties of Teas for Exhibition purposes.
Anna Olivier
Boadicea
Bridesmaid
Cleopatra
Comtesse de Saxe
Ernest Metz
Golden Gate
Innocente Pirola
Jean Ducher
Lady Roberts
Mme. Cusin
Mme. de Watteville
Mme. Hoste
Mme. Vermorel
Mrs. Hubert Taylor
Muriel Grahame
Niphetos
Rubens
Souvenir d'Elise Vardon
Souvenir de S. A. Prince
Souvenir d'un Ami
The Bride
W. R. Smith
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