CATALOGUE OF ROSES. 



11 



CRESTED MOSS. 



(5- NATURAL SIZE.) 



Special Merits.— Long fringe-like moss, giving the buds a unique and very tieautiful 



appearance. 



COUNTESS OF MURINAIS. 



flesh. 



( Vibert, 1843.) Vi<j. White, tinged witk 



Crested. {Introduced by Vibert, 1827.) Free. Deep pink-colored buds, surrounded 

 with mossy fringe ; very beautiful and free from mildew. Budded plants onlv. Price- 



60 cents ; six for $3.00!! (See cut.) 



Glory of Mosses. {Vibert, 1852.) Mod. Unlike most of the other varieties, 

 this is seen to the best advantage in the expanded state. Its pale rose flowers are the 

 largest of the class. The foliage is peculiar, by reason of its great size. Budded plants 

 only. Price 60 cents; six for $3.00. 



Gracilis or Prolific. Free. Deep pink buds, surrounded with delicate fringe- 

 like moss ; generallv five leaflets, rarely seven. The best of all. Budded plants only.. 

 Price 60 cents ; six for $3.00. 



Laneii. (Laffay, 1854.) Free. Ked, a good sort, not subject to mildew ; five- 

 leaflets. Budded plants only. Price, 60 cents each. 



^ PRINCESS ADELAIDE. (Laffay, 1854.) Vig. Pale rose, of medium 

 size and good form. Foliage often blotched or variegated. Good in bud and flower. 

 Do not prune this variety severely. 



White Bath. (Salter.) Free. White; very pretty in bud and flower; of strag- 

 gling habit. A sport from the common Ked Moss. Budded plants. Price 60 cents - 

 six for $3.00. 



