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Mrs. James Wilson. — Stong, powerful plant; flowers large, 

 full, and standing upright ; beautiful form. Color dark cit- 

 ron yellow. The edges of the petals are marked sometimes 

 with pink. 



Rheingold. — This new genuine tea rose is a fine plant propagated 

 from Madame Caro, yet considerably like this rose in color 

 and form. The coloring is entirely new and resembles in its 

 deep yellow the William Allen Richardson. The extraordi- 

 nary petals pass in the center to a deep citron. The flowers 

 last well, and the name Rheingold conveys but little of the 

 true worth and beauty of the flower. The buds are long and 

 oval and rather round ; the color a Naples yellow shaded with 

 orange. The plant has a beautiful dark green foliage and is 

 strong and very free blooming. It is extraordinarily good for 

 blooming in a hot house and is a good rose for forcing. 



Sappho. — Strong, vigorous grower, and very free blowing and 

 fragrant. Flowers very firm and last well ; color rich apricot 

 yellow, tinged with fawn and pale rose. One of the finest 

 new roses of its class. 



Souvenir de F. Gaulain. — Strong and vigorous growth ; flowers 

 double and beautifully shaped ; color, magenta red shaded 

 with dark violet and carmine. Extra beautiful variety. 



Souvenir de Docteur Passot. — Strong, powerful plant; flowers 

 large and full ; long oval buds ; color, sombre carmine red 

 passing into a lighter shade, Very free blooming. 



Augustine Guinnoisseau. — Strong rampant growth like La 

 France from which it is a sport, and like that rose except the 

 color, which is white shaded to flesh color. Profitable for 

 forcing and very free blooming. 



Bona Weillschott. — Strong and vigorous growth, large double 

 flowers of the hundred-leaved form ; very fragrant ; color, 

 rosy vermillion, center orange red. Goubault crossed with 

 Marie Baumann. 



La France of 1889. — Exceedingly vigorous growth ; long oval 

 buds, sometimes four inches in length ; color, bright red, fre- 

 quently blended with white.' Very free bloomer. 



