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60. Odeur d' Anisette; flowers blush, their centre flesh, of medium size, very 



double; form, cupped. Growth, dwarf. A distinct Rose, with a 

 peculiar odour and shining foliage. 

 Pactolus ; see Le Pactole. 



61. Petit ; flowers pale rose, produced in large clusters ; form, cupped. 



62. §Phaloe ; flowers cream, delicately tinted with carmine, large and full ; form, 



compact. Growth, moderate. 

 Pourpre de Tyre ; see Group XXXVI. Bourbon. 



63. Prudence Ro^ser; flowers pink, with fawn centre, of medium size, very 



double ; form, cupped. Growth, vigorous. 



64. Pumila alba ; flowers white, small and double ; form, cupped. A free 



bloomer of small growth, good for bedding. 

 Rothanger ; see Cerise. 



65. §Similor; flowers creamy buff, their centre rose and fawn, dying off white, 



tinged with pink, small and veiy double ; form, cupped. Growth, 

 dwarf. 



66. Sir Walter Scott ; flowers rosy lilac, large and double ; form, cupped. 



Growth, vigorous. 

 Smith's Yellow ; see Group XXXV. Tea-scented. 



67. §Solfaterre ; flowers creamy white, their centre bright sulphur, very large 



and full ; form, cupped. Growth, vigorous. A fine Rose, with 

 handsome foliage, and very sweet. Excellent for a wall. Raised 

 from Noisette Lamarque. Introduced in 1843. 



68. Thelaire; flowers white, of medium size, very double. An abundant 



bloomer. Raised at Angers. Introduced in 1846. 



69. §Triomphe de Bolwyller ; flowers cream, shaded ; form, cupped. 



70. Triomphe de la Duchere ; flowers pale rose, produced in large clusters, of 



medium size, full ; form, cupped. Raised by M. Beluze, of Lyons. 



Introduced in 1846. 

 Turgot; see Group XXXV. Tea-scented. 

 Victorieuse; see La Victorieuse. 



71. §Vittellina; flowers white, their centre flesh, yellow, and rosy, variable, 



of medium size, double ; form, cupped. Growth, vigorous. 



72. Wells' Pink ; flowers bright pink. Growth, vigorous. 

 Yellow ; see Group XXXV. Smith's Yellow. 



73. Zictrude ; flowers brilliant crimson, shaded with blackish purple, the 



colours brought out beautifully in sunny weather, of medium size, 

 very double ; form, cupped. Growth, dwarf. Distinct. 



74. Zobeide ; flowers brilliant rose ; form, cupped. 



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