ROSACES. XXII. ROSA. 



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pourpre velours, 

 prince. 



Prince William V. 

 princess, 

 prolific. 

 Pronville. 

 Proserpine, 

 provins pulmonaire. 

 purple, blue, 

 purple, bright, 

 purple, favorite, 

 purple, grand, 

 purple, light, 

 purple, royal, 

 pyramid, 

 queen, 

 ranunculus, 

 ranunculus, early, 

 red and violet, 

 roi de France. 

 Rosa Mundi. 

 rose de parade, 

 royal red. 

 royal virgin. 



sable. 



St. John's. 



sanspareil. 



sceptre. 



shell. 



Spanish. 



Stadtholder. 



Stepney. 



striped nosegay. 



sultana. 



superb red. 



Trafalgar. 



triumphant, 



Tuscany. 



two-coloured. 



velvet, double. 



velvet, semidouble. 



velvet, single. 



velvet, striped. 



Venetian. 



victory. 



violet, dark. 



violette, belle. 



violette et rouge. 



Var. /3, pumila (Lindl. ros. p. 68.) flowers single ; roots creep- 

 ing. I? . H. Native of Austria, Piedmont, Tauria, Caucasus, 

 Iberia, and about Geneva. R. pumila, Lin. suppl. 262. Jacq. 

 austr. 2. p. 59. t. 198. R. repens, Munch, hausv. 5. p. 281. 

 R. hispida, Munch. 1. c. R. Austriaca, Crantz. austr. 86. R. 

 Olympica, Donn, hort. cant. ed. 8. p. 170. Flowers single, red. 



Far. y, arvina (Lindl. ros. p. 69.) leaves naked on both sur- 

 faces, fj . H. Native of Silesia. R. arvina, Krok. siles. 2. 

 p. 150. 



Var. S, inaperta (Ser. mel. 1. p. 86.) branches and peduncles 

 hispid from prickles ; calyx campanulate, glandular ; flowers 

 double from abortion, white and red. Called vilmorin rose. 



Var. e, Agatha (Red. et Thor. ros. 3. p. 35. with a figure,) 

 leaflets small or large ; sepals more or less pinnate ; flowers 

 small, very double, outer petals spreading, but the inner ones 

 are concave. Called Agatha rose. 



Var. '(, inermis (Ser. in D. C. prod. 2. p. 604.) glabrous ; 

 branches smooth ; peduncles hardly glandular ; tube of calyx 

 bell-shaped ; flowers double, purple ; sepals shortly and simply 

 pinnate. 



French or Officinal Rose. Fl. June, July. Sh. 2 to 3 feet. 



75 R. PYGM;E'A (Bieb. fl. taur. 1. p. 397. suppl. p. 342. cent, 

 pi. ross. 1. t. 2.) stems unarmed ; branches and petioles hispid 

 from prickles ; leaflets ovate, acute, glandularly biserrated, 

 smoothish above, and glaucescent beneath ; sepals entire ; fruit 

 rather obovate. Tj . H. Native of Tauria. Flowers red. Per- 

 haps a variety of R. Gdllica. 



Pygmy Rose. Fl. June, July. Shrub 2 feet. 



76 R. PARVIFOLIA (Ehrli. beitr. 6. p. 97.) dwarf; prickles 

 nearly equal ; leaflets stiff, ovate, acute, sharply serrated ; sepals 

 ovate, nearly simple, f? . H. Native on mountains in the neigh- 

 bourhood of Dijon. Ker. bot. reg. t. 452. R. Burgundiaca, 

 Rossig, ros. t. 4. R. Remensis, Desf. cat. 175. R. Gallica var. 

 K parvifolia, Ser. in D. C. prod. 2. p. 664. Shrub compact, 

 bluish grey. Flowers solitary, overtopped by the young shoots, 

 purple, very double. Red. ros. 3. p. 107. with figures. 



Small-leaved or Burgundy Rose. Fl. June, July. Shrub 1 

 to 2 feet. 



77 R. PULCHE'LLA (Willd. enum. p. 545.) ovaries roundish- 

 obovate ; peduncles and calyxes beset with glandular bristles ; 

 petioles clothed with glandular pubescence, unarmed ; cauline 



prickles scattered, tj . H. Native country unknown. Allied 

 to R . turbinata, but the stems are much smaller ; flowers also 

 smaller, and the form of the ovaries is different. Perhaps this 

 is the rose de Meaux of the gardens, or some variety of R. 

 Gdllica. 



Neat Rose. Fl. June, July. Clt. 1824. Shrub 2 feet. 



78 R. ADENOPHY'LLA (Willd. enum. 546.) ovaries ovate, and 

 are, as well as the calyxes and peduncles, clothed with glandular 

 bristles ; petioles beset with glandular pubescence, unarmed ; 

 leaves simply serrated, glaucous beneath, with glandular mar- 

 gins ; prickles of the branches scattered. fj . H. Native coun- 

 try unknown. Flowers large, single, red ; petals emarginate. 

 Allied to R. turbinata and R. pulchella. 



Gland-leaved Rose. Fl. June, July. Shrub 2 feet. 



79 R. ORBESSA'NEA (Red. ros. 2. p. 21. with a figure.) This 

 appears to be some garden production, and possibly a variety of 

 R. Gdllica, but its fruit is that of R. turbinata. Flowers red, 

 double. Tj . H. Native country unknown. 



Orbessan Rose. Fl. June, July. Shrub 2 to 4 feet. 



80 R. VERECU'NDA (Waitz in Tratt. ros. vol. 1.) prickles 

 crowded, straight; petioles villous, prickly; leaflets sweet-scented, 

 ovate-oblong, acute, simply serrated, hoary-green, hairy above, 

 and villous beneath, and on the margins ; stipulas quite entire ; 

 branches setigerous and prickly ; fruit oblong, and is, as well as 

 the peduncles, clothed with glandular villi ; flowers sub-cymose ; 

 styles exserted. Tj . H. Native country unknown. Perhaps 

 a variety of R. Damascena. 



Reddish Rose. Shrub 3 to 6 feet. 



81 R. LE'PIDA (Waitz in Tratt. ros. vol. 1.) prickles straight, 

 crowded, unequal ; branches prickly, glanduliferous, as well as 

 the petioles, peduncles, and base of fruit ; leaflets ovate, acute, 

 simply serrated, hairy on both surfaces, with ciliated margins. 

 Tj . H. Native country unknown. R. Francisca, Hortul. Per- 

 haps a variety of/?. Damascena. 



Lepid Rose. Fl. June, July. Shrub. 



f Garden roses belonging to some of the species of the present 

 section. 



abundant. 



abyla. 



Achaia. 



Achilles. 



Adelina. 



admirable. 



Adonis. 



African black. 



agate. 



agate superb. 



agate Japanese. 



agate magnifiaue. 



agate nouvelle. 



agate prolifere. 



agate Marie Louise. 



agate royale. 



agate Thalie. 



aglace noir. 



aimable violette. 



Ajax. 



aland. 



alba feuille fermee. 



alba bifera. 



Albanian. 



alba nova plena. 



alba nova ccelestis. 



albo-rosea. 



alba triangularis. 



aline. 



amaranth. 



Amazon. 



amour constant. 



Andalusian. 



anemoneflora. 



Antwerp. 



Arcadian. 



arcaro. 



archbishop. 



ardoise. 



Armenian. 



armida. 



Assyrian 



Athenian. 



augusta. 



aurelia. 



baden. 



balbec. 



beaulefrappante. 



beaute insurmontable. 



beaute panachee. 



beaute renommee. 



beaute rouge. 



beaute san.t pareille. 



beaute tendre. 



