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“Francois Levet, vig. A. Levet, 1880. Cherry-red ; medium 
size ; well formed , one of the Paul Verdier style; very free| 
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Francois Michelon, free. Levet, 1871. A seedling from La 
Reine. Deep carmine-rose ; very large, full and of fine globu- 
lar form ; fragrant and a free bloomer. Light green wood and 
foliage; thorns not numerous, wood long-jointed; foliage 
slightly crimpled like La Reine; habit very erect. A very}: 
distinct choice sort ; excellent, ‘late in June and July, when 
other varieties are gone, and also in the Autumn. Budded 
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Gabriel Tournier, free or vig. Levet, 1876. Rosy-red ; large, 
globular flowers ; particularly free in Autumn. An improved 
Paonia. Budded and on OWN T00ts.....+ssse+secceeceeseee cesseeeecees 
Gem of the Prairies, free. Adolphus Burgess, 1865. Red, oc- 
casionally blotched with white; a supposed cross hybrid be- 
tween Queen of the Prairies and Madam Lajffay. Large, flat 
flowers ; the only variety in the class which is fragrant. Bud- 
ded‘ and' on’ own roots 2:..:/2 Su ee Bar Se eee 
‘General Jacqueminot, vig. Rouselet, 1853. A probable seed- 
ting from the Hybrid China, Gloire des Rosamanes. Brilliant 
crimson ; not full, but large and extremely effective ; fragrant, 
and of excellent hardy habit; forces well: j:.s.0 sass: 
General Tartas, free. Bernede. Buff rose ; of special value for 
thes Duds 35s Oe lacie nce ros RE aes oe eet eee 
General Washington, mod. Granger, 1861. A seedling from 
Triomphe de ? Hxposition. Bright. red, with crimson shade ; 
large flat form, often indented or imperfect ; very full, and a 
very free bloomer. Budded and on own roots..............2-+s+++ 
George Peabody, mod. Pentland, 1857. Rich crimson with a 
shade of carmine ;- a bright attractive shade; full; fragrant. 
One (of the Dest.c. 502: ecacnes tee wooo va ee eae eee 
George Prince, jree or vig. E. Verdier, 1864. Rosy-crimson. 
A free blooming, excellent rose. Budded and on own roots.. 
| Gerar d Desbois, vig. Bright red; of good habit and form, and 
one or the hardiest: 3 s2czceearce oe esas ce ne ee ee eee 
Gloire Lyonnaise, vig. Guillot-fils, 1885. White, tinted yellow; 
large, moderately full ; resembles a Tea Rose in form and fra- 
grance. It appears to. possess merit but we have not grown it 
Tong enough to give a decided OpiMiON....... .cseesseeseceee-secee soe eee 
Gloire de Dijon, vig. Jacotot, 1853. Color, a combination of 
salmon, orange and buff ; flowers very large, of good globular 
POM: WAL ye ose cee on a eos seen ee ee oe ne ae een 
Glory of Cheshunt, vg. G. Paul, 1880. Rich crimson, double ; 
‘effective ; shy in the Autumn. Budded and on own roots...... 
Gracilis, free. Deep pink buds, surrounded with delicate, fringe- 
like moss. The most beautiful of all the Moss Roses. Budded 
(0) C0) Kee pee Me rn sto es enee sneer at nreaace ean aconctoncicd conc aoeton coho cdc 
Harrison Weir, mod. Turner, 1879. V elyety crimson brighten- 
ed with scarlet ; globular form ; fragrant and good. Budded 
1 KS Wane Bane epee tye ton on SRT ing atnmete eu teers = 
Hareson’s Yellow, jfree. Harrison, 1830. Golden yellow; 
medium size; semi-double. <A freer bloomer than Per: sian 
Yellow. Budded plants..........ss.ssseeseeseseeeeee sarees creases cess nse eces 
Henry Shultheis, vig. Bennett, 1882. Mabel Morrison X EL. Y. 
Teas. Large, good form, and very full; color, pinkish-rose ; 
sweet-scented. Budded and on own roots.......-.- Les erase S 
Her Majesty. Bennett, 1885. Mabel Morrison X Canary. “Clear 
and bright satiny-rose ; the flowers are exceedingly large, very 
full, the petals most symmetrically arranged ; erowth robust 
and rapid, foliage handsome.” It has not proved satisfactory 
to us, being a shy bloomer, and mildewing badly, nevertheless 
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