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HOSES. 



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V 74 i Bramble leaved, or Deiroit, or Rosa7&\ *Sweet briar, Eglantine, or Suuvec^ 

 tnibifolia — the flowers are in large lens 

 clusters varying in color and expand 782 jTennessee native 

 in July. This is a most vigorous and 784 IRosa capreolata, striped leaved 

 beautiful climber, and very hardy 785 f floribunda, profuse flcxoering 

 Ditto, per dozen, S4i and very pah blush 



775 J Hedgehog, or ferox, very curious, 7 S6 X \)m{nQS3i, or Frosted leaved 

 blooms early, the fiowers purple |787 jMontezuma rose, of Mexico 



776 t Hibernian, or Irish prize, very pale'', N. B. Also, Rosa florida, corymbosa, 

 blush jlnvoluta, nitida, sabini, feetigera, Carolina, 



777 JKamschatica, very curious jpumila, laxa, lucida, rapa, stricta, Wood- 

 779 JProcrea, or Palexlimber jsii, gemeila, fraxinifolia, fenestrata, Penn- 

 '730 IKed leaved, or mhrifolia 'sylvanica, monsonca, &c. at 25 to 37 cts 



each. 



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. — 

 iXearly the whole number support our wmters with little or no protection, as de- 

 signated by this mark f : those most tender need only to have a box or barrel 

 placed over them during winter. Where any kinds are designated as climbers, it 

 is meant that they grow tall, and are suitable for training, &c. 



531 fDouble red, or daily Rosa i 

 Ditto, per dozen 



532 f Hamilton, or Maximus^ large deep red 



533 f Hundred leaved tea scented 



535 fCrimson and white 



536 jGolden striped bark, very curious 



537 jDwarf, or pompone, very small and delicate 



538 t Whitish flowered 



539 fDutchess of Dino, or maiden's blush, a climber 



540 j Deep purple, or Black 



541 jGrandval, or Hermite, splendid 



543 fHybrid blush rose, a little striped, and a climber 



544 fMaheka, new hybrid lilac, a climber 



545 jBluish, or diversiflora, variegated 



546 fTea scented, of exquisite fragrance 



547 f Purple tea scented of Florence 



548 t White tea scented, exquisitely sweet 



550 fDouble yellow tea scented 



551 t Belle traversi, new dark red tea scented 



552 jNe w hybrid, fine red, a climber 



553 fThornless 



554 fBourduge 



555 iCountess of Fresnel, double blush 



556 tDutchess of Parma, double striped 



557 [Princess Therese 



559 jCbausse, very bright red 



560 "t Gigantic, large deep red 



561 JGorge de pigeon, iiwe 



563 t Magnificent 



564 t Monstrous, /me blush 

 566 fDark purple, beautiful 

 66SlMelanie 



570 jRoxelane rose, pretty red, hi riiOAstmcs } 

 clusters, a climbci^ ^ 





$ cts. 



, pallida 



40 





4 50 



maxima 



50 



centifoiia odorata 



75 



bicolor 



50 



aurea 



1 00 



minor 



50 



subalba 



75 



albifiora 



50 



atro purpurea 



75 



speciosa 



75 



hybrida carnea 



50 



hybrida lilacina 



50 



cerulea 



50 



odorata 



1 00 



purpurea 



75 



americana 75 cts to 1 00 



lutea v$U to2 00 



superba 



1 00 



hybrida nova 



75 



duplex inermis 



1 00 



nova var. 



1 00 



nova var. 



75 



nova V, 75 cts to 1 00 



nova V. 



75 



Chausse 



1 00 



gigantca 



75 



V. 



1 00 



magnifica 



I 00 



ir,^nstro^ 



1 00 



obscura 



J 00 



V, 



75 





75 



