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Clara Sylvain Pure white, extra fine. 



De voniensis Blush ; magnolia fragrance ; delicaU. 



Fleur de Cygnes French white, profuse bloomer. 



Isabella Sprunt Clear canary yellow. 



Louise de Savoy. Deep yellow, delicate. 



Le Pactole Canary yellow. 



Melville Pinkish lilac. 



Marie de Ban Rich blush. 



Madame Maurin Pure white. 



Madame Bravy Globular, white. 



Madame Falcot Orange yellow, very free. 



Nina Large ; pinkish violet. 



Olympe Fraguip .Sulphur yellow. 



Pauline Labonte Light blush. 



Rubens Yellowish blush. 



Souvenir d'un Ami Light lilac. 



Soette French white. 



Safrano Orange. yellow. 



WhiteTea 



Bengal. 



Appoline Cupped carmine. 



Agrippina Bright crimson. 



Bourbon Queen Rich blush. 



Beau Carmine Light crimson. 



Bosanquet Blush white. 



Comte Bobinsky , Rich carmine. 



Ct. De Rohan Purplish red. 



Cramoise Superior Purplish crimson. 



Douglas Rich violet. 



Louis Philippe Light crimson. 



Leondis Rosy red. 



Madame Morel Cream color, centre pink. 



Madame Rohan Pure white. 



Napoleon Blush, extra large. 



Romeo Dark reddish-crimson. 



Sully Pale rose, tinted salmon. 



Virginale Rose and crimson. 



Vesuvius Brilliant crimson. 



PROPAGATION AND CULTURE. 



The soil best suited to the Rose is a rather stiff loa3, 

 although it is by no means particular about soils, and is 

 often seen growing in nearly equal luxuriance in those 

 widely different ; in stiff clayey loam, however, flowers 



