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Class 5.— CHINA OR BENGAL EOSES. 



These are of dwarf habit, and very appropriate for beds on a lawn, and for pot 

 culture in the house. They bloom all summer and autumn in the open ground. 

 They may be protected with a covering of leaves, or be put in a cold frame. 



PRICE 50 CENTS EACH. 12 VARIETIES OTJR CHOICE, $5. 



AGRIPPINA, OR CRAMOISE SUPE- 

 RIOR. Rich velvety crimson. 



ANTHEROS. Blush, tinged in the cen- 

 tre with rose and vellow. 



ARCH DUKE CHARLES. Rose, chang- 

 ing to crimson. 



ALICE WALTON. Rosy pink ; free 

 bloomer; fine. 



BURET. Deep rose ; fine. 



BELLOA. Rich dark crimson. 



BEAUHARNOIS. Bright amaranth ; 

 distinct and beautiful. 



COURONNE DES POURPRES. Deep 

 purplish red, changing to light rose. 



CELS. Blush, a most profuse bloomer. 



CYTHERI. Rosy pink, fine, and a most 

 profuse bloomer. 



CAMELLIA, (Obrv.) Pure white ; fine. 



DAILY OR COMMON. Bright rose ; a 

 most profuse and constant bloomer. 



DUCHESS OF KENT. Blush, painted 

 with rose. 



ELIZA FLORY. Rosy pink, with sal- 

 mon shade ; very fine. 



EUGENE PIROLLE. Delicate pink 



FIVE COLORED. Striped and mottled, 

 various colors ; distinct. 



GENERAL SOYEZ. Violet or purplish 

 red : lar^e. 



GEORGE DE PIGEON. Mottled red. 



GRAND YAL. Bright crimson. 



IMPERATRICE EUGENIE. Clear rose 

 shaded with salmon ; large and very 

 sweet. 



JACKSONI. Brisrht red, full and double. 



LOUIS PHILIPPE. Rich, dark crim- 

 son. 



LAWRENCEANA. Very small, rosy 

 pink ; very dwarf habit ; belongs 

 to a class called " Miniature roses." 



MADAME BUREAU. Light blush, 

 changing: to white. 



MONTHLY CABBAGE. Bright rose ; 



very large. 

 ! NAPOLEON. Deep red, with purple 



' shade, very fine, 

 ; PRINCE EUGENE. Rich crimson , fine. 

 ': PRESIDENT D'OLBECQUE. Deep 

 rosy crimson, superb. 



PURPLE CROWN. Deep purplish crim- 

 son, free bloomer. 



QUEEN OF LOMBARDY. Deep rose ; 

 free bloomer. . 



SANGUINE A. Deep crimson ; a most 

 profuse and constant bloomer and 

 free grower. 



TRIUMPHANT. Rosy red, profuse 

 bloomer. 



YIRIDESCENS. Deep green flowers ; a 

 great curiosity. 



WHITE DAILY. Creamy white, pretty, 

 but a slender grower. 



Class 6.— TEA ROSES. 



The perfume of these roses is most delicate and agreeable ; indeed they may be 

 called the sweetest of all roses. The flowers are also large and very delicate in their 

 colors, such as white, straw and flesh color, and various tints of rose combined with 

 these. They are more tender than any other roses in the Catalogue, requiring a 

 house or pit in winter. They are the most desirable for pot culture. 



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



AMABILIS. Pale rose, under side flesh 



color, delicate and beautiful. 

 ARCH DC CHESS THERESE. Creamy 



white, with vellow centre. 

 AUGUSTE YACHER. Coppery yellow ; 



fine. 

 ARCHIMEDE. Pale blush shaded with 



salmon, fine form, very fragrant. 

 BARBOT. Yellow, with shaded ed?e. 



BOUGERE. Bronzed rose, a superb and 

 distinct variety. 



CAROLINE. Rosy flesh, large and beau- 

 tiful. 



CANARY. Bright yellow, very fine, free 

 bloomer. 



CLARA SYLYAIN. Pure white, chang- 

 ing to blush ; large and perfect. 



