loo DREER S GARDEX CALENDAR. 



LA FRANCE. Splendid satin-rose ; fragrant, hardy and very free 

 tiovrering ; after several years' trial it lias proven itself one of 

 the hest and finest roses suited to our climate. 



LOUIS YAN HOUTTE. Bright crimson, shaded black. 



LA REINE. Clear rose ; superb ; large cupped. 



LEOPOLD L Brilliant fiery-red. 



LOUISE WOOD. Bright crimson. 75 cents. 



MADAME LAMENT. Rosy carmine ; finely cupped. 



MARIE RADY. Splendid crimson ; extra fine. 



MARIE BAUMAN. Blush-white ; cupped. 75 cents. 



MARQUISE DE CASTELLANE. Fine bright rose. 75 cents. 



PAUL NERON. Dark crimson. 75 cents. 

 '■ YERDIER. Large, clear. 



PRINCE OF WALES. Yivid, crimson. 



PRINCESS CHRISTIAN. Large cupped, blush-white. 75 cents. 



PROFESSOR KOCH. Cherry. 



ROI DES ESPAGNE. Fine carmine. 



SOUYENIR DE CHAS. MONTAULT. Fine purple. 



YICTOR YERDIER. Carmine, large and full. 



SPECIAL LIST OF TEA EOSES-for winter forcing. 



To those interested in forcing roses for winter flowering, as well 

 as the trade, we ofi'er the following list of the most desirable 

 varieties which we can confidently recommend. Strong and 

 thrifty young plants in 3-ineh pots. 



Per Dozen. 



BON SILENE. Carmine and salmon $2 50 



CANARIE. Finer and deeper yellow than Isabella Sprunt ; 



extra floriferous 3 00 



ISABELLA SPRUNT. Sulphur white shade 2 50 



JEAN PERNET. Creamy-yellow, deep yellow centre, very 



double, producing splendid buds 3 00 



MAD. WILLERMOTZ. Blush- white, verv large and double ; 



extra ' .^ 3 00 



MARECHAL NEIL. Bright golden yellow, large and fine 

 form, opening well. Strong 2-year-old budded plants, 



very bushy. 50 cents 5 00 



Young plants 2 50 



OLYMPE FRACINEY. The best white 2 50 



SAFRANO. Saff^ron-yellow 2 50 



SOUYENIR D'UN AMIE. Bright rose, large double per- 

 fect form, fragrant and lasting. We have forced this 

 variety for a number of years, and find it unsurpassed 

 bv anv 3 00 



