ROSES THAT BLOOM THE WHOLE SEASON. ]6l 



land Blanc, however, is pure white, a rose of large 

 size, perfect in form, quite fragrant, and a good grow- 

 er ; it is yet scarce, but a few seasons will make it 

 nearly as plentiful as any other variety. Prtval is of 

 a pale flesh colour, cup-shaped, very perfect, a profuse 

 bloomer, fragrant and highly esteemed. Prudho?mn& 

 has been always a favourite for its brilliancy and fra- 

 grance, giving a succession of flowers of perfect form. 

 No good JStriped Perpetual Hose has yet appeared. 

 Quatre Saiso?iSj or Monthly Damask, has been long an 

 inhabitant of our gardens, where, when established, 

 and well nourished, it gives a great profusion of its 

 delicate pink flowers, in clusters, the whole season. 

 Its fragrance, also, is so agreeable, that it makes it a 

 great favourite with all. The Quatre Saisons Blanc, 

 or White Monthly Damask, is not so constant a bloom- 

 er as the former, rarely putting forth a succession of 

 flowers, unless in very rich light soil. The Perpetual 

 White Moss has already been noticed, but we may 

 here say that it is a " Sporty" as florists term it, from 

 the White or Pink Monthly Damask; plants of it 

 having been known to assume the habit of those va- 

 rieties. Requien is a very distinct rose, the flowers 

 expanding large and flat, very double, of a pale flesh 

 colour, with very strong foliage and habit. Sapho, 

 pale blush, a very double imbricated flower, quite 

 fragrant; plant of a spreading habit. Scotch Perpet- 

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