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ROSES. 



694 Feiicite, or Rose des dames, pure 

 white 



695 Fudide Lisky, very large red 



696 ^Gigantic, very large red 



697 tTall climbing Provence 



698 Grande Agaihe, beautiful, S2 



699 Lancaster changeable, some flov/ers 

 red, others white 



700 Lancaster damask, fine blush and very 

 delicate 



701 Lucida pleno, curious 



702 Lue Jonea 



703 Miaulis, purple 



704 Miniata, or Rose des dames 



705 tMinor hundred leaved 



707 Geuconditus, splendid blush, $2 



708 Florentin, superb, $2 



709 Venustus, red centre, superb, $2 



710 Venustus virgo, beautiful, $^1^ 



711 Rose a milles fleurs 



712 Princess Charlotte, variegated, $1^ 



713 Reddish violet 



714 If Red prolific 



716 Pallagi, superb crimsdii 



717 Scarlet hep 



7i8 Septun cerise, very firre red 



719 Superb blush shell, 31,50 



720 Snowball, or Boule de neige, white 



721 Striped unique 



723 Large blush sweet briar, very fine 



724 Theophanie 



726 Vilmorin 



727 tDouble red white bordered, full centre 



728 Yellow pompone, Pompone jaune, or 

 Sulphurea pumila, $2 



729 IT Zealand, full blush 



730 White globe 



N. B. The six following are beautiful 

 chmbing roses 



890 Red marbled Ayrshire 



891 White Ayrshire 



892 Blush favorite do 



893 Blush virgin do 



894 tPale blush, or Pearly do 



896 Large white or Double Sempervirens 



Single Roses. 



760 Single yellow 

 Ditto per dozen, $9 



761 IfYellow or red Austrian, or Aus- 

 trian copper colored, red above and 

 yellow beneath 



Ditto, large size, $1 



762 tYellow sweet briar 



763 tAyreshire creeper, or Rosa arvensis 

 white, a rapid running rose 



764 IVariegated, or Striped leaved do, 

 white flowers 



765 ^European evergreen creeper, or 



Sempervirens 



766 Nivea, or Snowy, single pale blush, 

 curious, grows very tall 



767 Single red thornless, pendulent fruited 



768 tSingle blush do 



769 *Apple bearing 



770 *Blanda, or Labradore, red flowers 

 and lucid foliaae 



774 tBramble leaved, or Detroit, or Rosa 

 rubifolia — the flowers are in large 

 clusters varying in colour and expands 

 in July. This is a most vigorous and 

 beautiful climber, and very hardy 

 Ditto, per dozen, $4^ 



775 tHedgehog, or ferox, very curious, 

 blooms early, the flowers purple 



776 tHibernian, Irishprize,very pale blush 



777 jKam^chatica, very curious 



778 Lutescens, straw colored 



779 tProcera, or Pale climber 



780 tRed leaved, or rubrifolia 



781 *Sweetbriar,Eglantine.or Suaveolens 



782 tTenessee native 



784 tRosa capreolaia, striped leaved 



785 t floribunda, profuse flowering 



and very pale blush 



786 t pruinosa, or Frosted leaved 



787 ^Montezuma rose, or Weeping sweet 

 briar of Mexico. 



773 Superb margined hep 



N. B. Also, Rosa florid a, corymbosa, iirvoluta, nitida, sabina, setigera, Carolina 

 pumila, laxa, lucida, rapa, stricta, Woodsii, gemella, fraxinifolia, fenestrata, Pennsyl- 

 vanica, monsonia, &.c. at 25 to 37 cents. 



China Roses. 



Most of which are monthly, or Ever-blooming. 



The monthly varieties, when planted in the open ground, are particularly interesting' 

 on account of expanding their flowers in March and April, when those of other 

 kinds have not yet made their appearance. They continue to bloom throughout 

 the summer; and in the autumnal months their numerous flowers also afford par- 

 ticular gratification, as nature then seems most to need their cheering influence. — 

 Nearly the whole number support our winters with little or no protection, as desig- 



