ROSE "PAPA LAMBERT. 



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ROSE "PAPA LAMBERT." 



This is one of the good new Roses, and 

 of proved merit. Its growth is sturdy, 

 not too tall, breaking freely when cut 

 back, and ripening well in autumn; it 

 also transplants well. Its long pointed 

 buds show fine depth of petal, and the 



Roses and profuse in flower, making 

 but little waste growth. Though often 

 classed as a show flower it is well suited 

 for grouping and may be used with 

 good efTectwith the finer garden Roses. 

 For some years it has now been one of 

 the kinds most in demand until growers 



ROSE PAPA LAMBERT. 

 (Engraved for " Flora "yfrom a photograph by G. Champion in the old Rose Gardens, Colchester.) 



blossoms, of large size and fine form, j have had difficulty in supplying their 

 are of a beautiful pinkish-rose shading customers. Our engraving, from a plant 

 to carmine in the centre, with some- in Messrs. B. R. Cant and Son's Rose 

 thing of the old Cabbage-Rose frag- Gardens at Colchester, does but justice 

 ranee, and carried upon stout stems. It | to the rare beauty of this fine Rose, 

 is free from the roughness of some large | ROSARIAN. 



