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341. Neuville; flowers rose, shaded, large and very double; form, compact. 



342. New Village Maid ; flowers French white, striped with slate and rose, 



sometimes only one of the latter colours appearing, of medium size 

 and double; form, compact. Habit, erect; growth, moderate. 

 Raised at St. Frond, Belgium. Introduced in 1829. 



343. Ninon de l'enclos ; flowers dark rose, large and full. Identical with 



Jean Bart of some cultivators. 



344. Noble cramoisie ; flowers crimson, of medium size, full. 

 Nouvelle Bourbon ; see Nouvelle Provins. 



345. Nouvelle Provins ; flowers crimson scarlet, vivid, sometimes shaded 

 {Nouvelle Bourbon) with purple, the lower petals usually purplish crimson, of 



medium size, full; form, compact. Habit, branching; growth, 

 moderate. A beautiful Rose. 

 Nouvelle Reine Marguerite ; see Tricolor d'Orleans. 



346. Nouvelle transparente ; flowers brilliant rosy crimson, large and full. 



347. Oberlin; flowers purplish crimson, shaded, of medium size, full; form, 



compact. 



348. Ober Kempft; flowers lively rose, the lower petals shaded with violet, 



large and full ; form, expanded. Habit, erect ; growth, moderate. 

 A showy Rose. 

 340. Octavie ; flowers light pink, their circumference blush, of medium size, full ; 

 form, expanded, Habit, branching ; growth robust. A very good 

 Rose. 



350. Ohl ; flowers violet purple, their centre brilliant red, large and full. 



Habit, branching ; growth, robust. A fine show Rose. 



351. CEillet flamand ; flowers white, distinctly striped with rose and rosy lilac, 



large and very double ; form, expanded. Habit, erect ; growth, 

 moderate. Raised at Angers. Introduced in 1845. A very desi- 

 rable variety, producing its flowers more frequently true in character 

 than the general run of striped Roses. 



352. CEillet parfait; flowers pure white, distinctly striped with rosy 



crimson, the latter colour shaded with purple, of medium size, double ; 

 form, cupped. Habit, erect ; growth, small. Beautiful when true, 

 like a scarlet bizarre Carnation. Somewhat hybridized, partaking 

 slightly of the Damask, Group IV. 



353. Ombree parfaite ; flowers violet, shaded, of medium size, full. 



354. Omphale; flowers rosy pink, sometimes spotted with white, large and very 



double ; fonA cupped. Habit, erect ; growth, moderate. The 

 ground colour of this Rose is sweetly pretty and distinct. 



355. Oracle du Siecle; flowers crimson purple, large and full; form, cupped. 



Growth, moderate. A good Rose. 



356. Orpheline de Juillet ; flowers crimson purple, sombre, the base of the 



