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PETER HENDERSON'S CATALOGUE. 



Coquette des Alpes. Cupped white, occasionally tinged 

 with pink ; very sweet and free nowering. 



Cymabie. Has all good qualities ; color violet crimson. 



Duplessis Morney. Bright crimson; fine form, fragrance 

 and substance. 



Eugene Sue. Bright vermilion, changing to scarlet ; fra- 

 grant and robust. 



Geaiit des Battailles. A very fine flower, but the plant 

 liable to mildew; color bright crimson; large and dou- 

 ble. 



Gen. Forney. Color clear cherry red ; sweetly perfumed. 



Gen. Liane. Very dark rose color,- line form and substance. 



lia Reine. Beautiful, clear bright rose; very large. 



Louis Carriege. Clear carmine; excellent habit, fine odor. 



Marquis de Liigneris. Bright rose color; richly per- 

 fumed. 



Mine. Knorr. Pink, quite distinct. 



Slme. C. de Islay. Bright rose blush; fall habit, fragrant 

 and profuse. 



Mme. Laffay. Beautiful transparent rose; large and full. 



Mme. Trotter. A strong vigorous grower; very liardy, 

 flowers bright brilliant red; full and sweet. 



Mme. Plantier. A perfectly hardy, pure vhite, double 

 rose, of the Hybrid China class. One of the best 

 hardy white roses. It Is e.xcellently adapted for ceme- 

 tery decoration, etc. Growth free ami vigorous. 



Alonnt Carmel. Bright carmine, full and fragrant. 



Pseonia. Sweetly fragrant; color clear bright red; always 

 in demand. 



Pres. Thiers. Flaming red; large sized flower; full and 

 globular in shape. 



Princesse de Mathilda. Deep blush; good form and 

 substance; double and perfumed. 



Reine lie Angletcrre. Fine briL'. t rose; an old variety 

 with many qualities to recommend it. 



Rev. H. Dombrain. Very dark crimson; free flowering 

 and hardy. 



Triomphe de Exposition. Bright crimson red; very 

 showy. 



Triomphe de Reims. Light rose color. 



Victor Verdier. Brilliant rosy carmine, edged purple; 

 extra large double flowers; desirable in every re- 

 spect. 



\Vm. Penn. Light carmine; flowers of good shape and 

 size; pcrfecily double and sweetly scented. 

 1st size, 50c. each; $4.50 per dozen. 

 2d " 30c. " 300 

 3d " 20c. " 2.25 " 



EXTRA LARGE IMPORTED ROSES. 



The following list of Hybrid Perpetual Roses we imported 

 last November, and can now ofl'er pot-grown plants. The list 

 contains only the very best varieties of Roses now in.cultiva- 

 tion. 

 Baroness Rothschild. Rich shade of rose, flowers five 



inch- s in diameter; the largest and finest rose in cul- 



livatii n 

 Countess of Oxford. Very large; soft rosy carmine color. 

 Dui'hess de Vallainbrosa. Flesh color, shaded rose. 

 Mabel Morrison. Pure white ; other characteristics same 



as Baroness Rothschild. 

 Magna Charta. Bright pink, sufl'used with carmine. 

 Duke of Edinburgh. Rich crimson maroon; extra 



fine. 

 Louis Van Houtte. Brilliant crimson; large and full. 

 Countess de Serrene. Flesh color, shaded rose; extra 



large. 

 Xavier Olibo. Velvety crimson, large and full. 

 Marie Bauman. Color similar to Genl. Jacqueminot, 



but larger and fuller. 

 Mme. Lachame. White, tinged with rose. 



Gabriel Turner. Bright deep pink, very large and 



fine. 

 Anna de Diesbach. Rich shade of carmine pink ; one 



of the best. 

 Price $1.50 each. Set of 13 sorts for $15.00. 



NOISETTE, OR CLIMBING MONTHLIES. 



Caroline Manais. A very profuse bloomer; color 

 white, and finely scented. 



Cloth of Gold. One of the finest pillar roses, .or t!.e 

 Southern States; color clear br-ght yellow ; good form 

 and substance; double and fragrant. 



Claire Carnot. Orange yellow, with peach blossom cen- 

 tre ; a full compact flower of tea fragrance. 



Gnilletta. Bright rosy crimson, lightened with scarlet: 

 medium size; full and sweet. 



Gloire de Dijon. A grand green-house climber; very 

 large; perfectly double and tea scented; color rich 

 creamy amber, tinged slightly with blush. 



Jos. Kprunt. Or " Climbing Agripina " ; deep cherry red; 

 medium size ; full and fragrant ; a strong, vigorous 

 grower. 



La Marque. Pure white, with lemon colored centre; 

 very ilouble and tea scented ; an old favorite. 



Marechal Niel. Probably better known and a greater 

 favorite than any other member of the Rose family; 

 flowers of immense size; very double and exquisite 

 tea odor; color rich dark golden yellow. 



Mme. Trifle. Very large and double : bulf color, chang- 

 ing to yellow. 



Rosamond. Strong vigorous habit; color scarlet 

 crimson. 



Setina. A sport from Hermosa, and identical with that 

 fine variety in color of flower, fragrance, etc., only 

 dilfering from it in its climbing habit. 



'M'ashington (White). Produces its pure white flowers 

 in great clusters; very ornamental. 



1st size, 75c. each; $7.50 per dozen. 



2d " 60c. " 4.50 " 



3d " 30c. " 3.00 



ROSES-BOURBON AND BENGAL. 



Agrippina. An uncqualed bedding variety ; color dark 



crimson ; flowers very freely ; full and fragrant. 

 Appoline. Very large, full and double; exceedingly 



sweet scented ; clear pink, shaded crimson, reverse 



of petals silvery rose. 

 Bean Carmine. A flue bedding sort; color a ri^h 



velvety shade of carmine red; a constant bloomer; 



full, double and perfumed. 

 Cramoise Superior. A bushy compact grower; flowers 



rich dark crimson in color. 

 Comptc Bobinsky. Bright crimson scarlet; good form; 



quite double and sweet ; profuse. 

 Xiouis Philllpe. Dark velvety crimson; free bioomer; 



good form and substance. 

 Hermosa. The "Rose for the Million"; a splendid old 



sort that flowers all summer with little attention ; 



color clear beautiful rose; globular. 

 Sombriel. Pure white, edged and tinged with silvery 



rose; good size, full and double, fragrant. 

 1st size, 30c. each ; $3.00 per dozen, 

 2d " QOC. " 2.25 " 



3d " 15c. " 1.50 " 



CLIMBING HARDY. 



Baltimore Belle. Blush, tinged rose and white. The 

 flowers are very double and are produced in great 

 clusters. The whole plant is one complete mass of 

 bloom when at its best. 



