20 . GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS. 
NAME. COLOR AND CHARACTER. PRICE. 
Triomphde Luxembourg |Buff and rose; superb; very large $0.50 
Tremont Delicate tinged nankin 50 
Valentine Large, flesh color 75 
Walter Scott Fine red 50 
Yellow, or Lutescens Pale sulphur yellow; large and fine 
NOISETTE ROSES. 
The *Noisette Rose is distinguished by the immensely large clusters in 
which its flowers are produced, numbering frequently forty to fifty flow-rs 
and buds ina single corymb. ‘They, like the three classes preceding, 
flower in the open ground the whole summer; and most of them are hz«- 
dy enough to withstand our winters by being sheathed up with straw, 
laid down and covered with leaves or litter. They should have a ded “. 
and very rich soil. Chromatella and Solfatare have created more excitr- 
ment among Rose fanciers, than any other recent production. They ai 
really splendid. We have now (Sept. 28,) a splendid bloom of both ir 
the open ground. 
NAME. COLOR AND CHARACTER. PRICE. 
Admiral de Rigney Vivid crimson; fine and double $0.50 
Amie Vibert Pure white; clusters; large & beautiful 50 
Champney, or Blush Blush; blooms profusely 50 
Conque de Venus White; rosy centre 50 
Cloth of Gold, or Chroma-| Deep yellow; large; of vigorous growth; 
tella one of the most unique & splendid ro- 
ses; said to be the finest in the world 1.00 
Fellemberg Beautiful bright crimson 20 
Lady Byron Blush, nearly white ; 3J 
Lafayette Blush 37} 
Lamasque Superb pale lemon color; nearly white 134 
Lutea Splendid yellow; large 1.0 * 
La Biche Pale flesh; delicate; flowers large 5U > 
Miss Smithson Fine blush 37 | 
Monstreuse Lemon color; large; superb 1.00 ¢ 
Ophire Buff, or Chamois; splendid 1.00 
Parisian Belle Deep rose 50 
Philemon Light crimson; whitish centre 50 
Pompone Odoratres Sweet scented 50. 
Sarmenteuse Blush white; very fine 50 9) 
Triomph de Bolwiller Creamy white, tinged with purple; d’ble 50 §) 
Solfatare Splendid safforn yellow;a beautifulrose} 1.00 | 
Vitellina White, with orange centre 50 }) 
For collection of the splendid new Hysrip PERPETUALS, and other 
hardy Roses; see Nursery Catalogue. 
