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Class 4.— NOISETTE ROSES. 



This is one of the finest classes of Autumnal blooming roses. The growth is rapid 

 and vigorous, and the flowers are produced in large clusters. 



Some of them, the true Noisettes, such as Champney's Pink Cluster, &c, are so 

 hardy as to require very little protection here, but those like the Chromatella, pro- 

 duced by crossing with the Tea Rose, are more tender, and ought to be laid down 

 and covered with leaves or straw. 



PRICE, 60 CENTS EACH EXCEPT OTHERWISE NOTED. 12 VARIETIES, OUR CHOICE, $6. 



AIMEE VIBERT. Pure white, blooms 

 in large clusters, beautiful, and one 

 of the hardiest of the class. 



AMERICA, (Ward.) Creamy yellow, 

 with a salmon tinge; a vigorous 

 grower and free bloomer; raised by 

 T. G. Ward, Washington; very 

 fragrant. 



AUGUSTA. (See Solfaterre.) 



ADMIRAL RIGNY. Vivid crimson. 



BELLE MARSEILLAISE. Delicate 

 clear blush ; large clusters ; fra- 

 grant and fine. 



BEAUTY OF GREENMOUNT. Bril- 

 liant crimson; blooms in large 

 clusters. 



CHAMPNEY'S PINK CLUSTER. Pale 

 blush, blooms in immense clusters 

 quite hardy. 



CAROLINE MARNIESSE. White, 

 tinged with flesh, small, double and 

 perfect, and a most profuse and 

 constant bloomer. 



CELINE FORESTIER. Pale yellow, 

 deeper towards the centre, tree 

 bloomer ; extra fine. 



CORNELIA. Pink with purple shade, 

 flo wers in large clusters ; very fine. 



CLOTH OF GOLD. (Chromatella. )— 

 Deep yellow, very sweet, large and 

 beautiful ; growth vigorous and ro- 

 bust. 



CINDERELLA, OR THE FAIRY NOI- 

 SETTE. A salmon pink, deepen- 

 ing towards the centre, blooms free- 

 ly, is as fragrant as the Devonien- 

 sis Tea ; foliage small, and shoots 

 very slender. 



DESPREZ Rosy buff; very sweet. 



DR. KANE. Sulphur yellow ; fragrant 

 and fine bloomer ; one of the best. 



EUPHROSYNE. Pale rose, with a saf- 

 fron tinge ; fine. 



FELLEMBERG. Brilliant crimson. 



FORTUNES YELLOW. (See Banksia 

 Roses.) 



ISABELLA GRAY. Clear golden yel- 

 low ; very sweet, the deepest yel- 

 low of all this class ; originated in 

 Suuth Carolina. 



JEANNE D' ARC. White, centre flesh 



color ; beautiful. 

 JACQUES' ARGENT. Rosy lilac. 

 JANE HARDY. Bright golden yellow ; 



very double, beautiiul rich foliage, 



free bloomer, tea scented. One of 



the best of this class. 

 LAMARQUE. Pale lemon yellow, very 



large and beautiful. 

 MISS GLEGG. Pure white, blush centre ; 



blooms in large clusters. 

 MADAM DESLONGCHAMPS. Fleshy 



white, tinged with yellow. 

 NARCISSE. Pale yellow ; a beautiful 



tea scented rose. 

 MADAM MASSOT. Delicate blush, 



nearly white ; perfect form ; an ex- 

 cellent rose. $1. 

 MADAMOISELLE AUSLINE. Rose, 



shaded with lilac. 

 OPHIRIE. Buff, with a tinge of red ; 



distinct and fine. 

 PUMILA. Salmon, changing to white ; 



free bloomer. 

 PHALOE. Creamy white, changing to 



blush ; distinct and fine. 

 SIR WALTER SCOTT. Deep rose. 

 SOLFATERRE. Saffron yellow, fragrant 



and fine. 

 TRIOMPHE DE LA DUCHERE. Pale 



rose. 

 TRIOMPHE DE BOLLWYLLER.— 



Creamy white, tinged with purple; 



fine. 



VICOMTESSED'AVESNE. Rosy pink, 

 beautiful form, and robust. 



WM. WALLACE. Pale blush, nearly 

 M r hite. 



WOODLAND MARGUERLTE, (from 

 Bait.) Pure white ; free bloomer ; 

 one of the best white Noisettes. 



WASHINGTON. White, tinged with 

 blush, blooms in very large clus- 

 ters ; vigorous. 



YELLOW, (Lutea) Sulphur yellow, 

 rather feeble grower. 



