ROSES. 91 



CLASS XXXIII. SWEET BRIARS AND HYBRIDS. RoSG fuhiginOSa. 



All are cupped flowers except No. 1055, which is globular. 



Name. 



Color and Character. 



Price. 



Name. 



Color and Character. 



Price. 1 



1041. Apple bearing, or 



Early, pretty blush, very fra- 



37 



1052. Margined Hip, or 

 Hebe's lip, single, 



Creamy white, pink margin. 



25 



Malifera, 

 1042. Carmine, 



grant. 





Bright carmine. 



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1053. Monstrous, 



Single, pal i red. 



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1043. Celestial, 



Pale blush. 





1054. Montezuma, weep- 





1044. Chinese, 



Deep rose. 



1 



ing, 



Single, pale rose. 



25 



1045. Cluster, 



Lilac rose. 



50 



1855. Riego, 



Rose, most fragrant of roses. 



1 — 



1046. Dog, or Hip 



Red, the hedge rose of Eng- 





1056. Rose angle, 



Deep lilac rose. 



75 



{Rosa canina), 



land. 



37 



1057. Royal, 



1058. Scarlet, 



Pale rose . 





K%i7. Emmeline, 



Neat, and pretty. 



1 37 



Bright red. 



75 



1048. Iver cottage, 



Pale rose. 



1 — 



3059. Splendid, 



Bright brilliant crimson. 



I — 



1049. Madeline, 



1050. Maiden's blush. 



Pretty. 



1 — 



1060. Superb, 



Rose, robust habit. 





Pale blush. 





1061. White American, 



Beautiful white. 



1 — 



1051. Margined Hip, doub. 



White, shaded pink, superb. 



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CLASS XXXIV. — FRANKFORT OR TURBAN ROSE. Rosa turhmata. 



1062. Ancelin, I Very large deep rose, elegant. | 75 | 1064. Frankfort, old va- I Rose, changing to blush. 1 37 



1063. Aristote, [ Large rose, with white border. | 1 — | riety, 1 I 



TREE OR STANDARD ROSES. 



This fancy class of Roses, although an improvement of modern date, has now become one of the most striking and beau- 

 tiful appendages of the Flower Garden. It is comprised of the finest varieties, budded on strong stocks three to fi ve feet from 

 the pround, which form hnndsome heads, and present the appearance of miniature trees. In this manner they bloom pro- 

 fusely and produce larger flowers, and nothing can be more ornamental than an avenue of these trees, or groups of the difie 

 rent varieties, placed at suitable distances in a parterre. The Hybrid Chinese, the different classes of Perpetuals, the Bourbon, 

 Moss, Noisette, Chinese Ever-Blooming and 'Tea-Scented, are the classes that are usually selected for this object, and above 

 250 varieties of these Tree Roses can now be supplied. All the classes enumerated are perfectly hardy except the three last 

 named, and they require to have the heads bound in dry moss or straw, or to have some other casual protection, during the 

 severe winter weather. The different varieties of Perpetuals and of the Bourbon class, all of which bloom throughout the 

 entire summer and autumn, are among the most admirable in point of ornament, and they are perfectly hardy. The usual 



price for this class of Roses is $1 50 to §2 each, but we now ofllr them for $1 each, or $9 per dozen, each of a distinct and 

 beautiful variety. 



CLASS XXXV. PROMISCUOUS SUMMER OR JUNE ROSES, USUALLY DENOMINATED HARDY 



GARDEN ROSES. 



These, with the few excpptions to which an asterisk is attached, are the older varieties of Roses, the asterisk designating 

 the new varieties. Many of this class are exceedingly beautiful, and it is only to be regretted that their period of bloom 

 comprises but a few days. 



Name. 



Color and Character. 



Price. 



Name. 



Color and Character. 



Price. 



1065. Admirable, 



1066. variegated, 

 *1067. Asremont, 



1068. Ash-leaved, or 



Frasinifolia, 

 *1069. Attila, 

 *1070. Belle Elize, 



1071. Bicolor, or Two- 

 colored Mignone, 



1072. Bijou de Parade, or 

 Trinket Rose, 



1073. Blanda, new, 



1074. Bright crimson, 



1075. Brigitte, 



1076. Brown superb. 

 Superb cn brun, 



1077. Brunette superbe, 



1078. Burnet-leaved, or 

 Rapa, 



1079. Burning Coal, 



1080. Cardinal, 



1081. Chancellor, 



1082. Cinnamon, or May, 



1083. Couleur de cendre, 



1084. Cranioisie flamnie, 

 *1035. Cramoisie velours, 

 1086. Crimson Velvet, or 



Double Velvet, 



Violet shaded, extra superb. 

 Red, dotted with v.iiite. 

 Carmine, white border, superb. 



Red flowers, curious foliage. 

 Brilliant rosy crimson. 

 Incarnate, or maiden's blush, 

 superb. 



Violet shell, very fine. 



Fine violet. 



Improved variety, superior to 



old Blanda. 

 Brilliant hue. 



Bluish violet marbled extra 

 superb. 



Dark violet marbled. 

 Dark marbled, extra. 



Blush peculiar foliage. 

 Small, flame red, shaded, sup. 

 Bright red. 



'Small, early red, very old var. 

 Blush,deep pink centre, singu'r 

 Deep red, fine. 

 Velvety crimson. 



'Brilliant crimson, marbled. 



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1037. Dark mottled, or 

 Black mottled, 



1088. Dark marbled, 



1089. Dark violet, Violet 

 fonce, 



1090. Dazzling ied,Rouge 

 bien vive, 



1091. Delicieuse, 

 *1092. Diademe superbe, 



*10f)3. Dianthjcflora, 



1094. Due de Guiche, 



1095. Eariy blush, 



1096. Edemberger, 



1C97. Elvsian, 



1098. Enchantress, 



1099. Fashionable, 

 Premier mode, 



1100. Faultless purple, 



1101. Favaricus, 



1102. Favorite agate, 

 ^1 (rathe favorite, 



1103. Felicite, or Rose 

 des dames, 



1104. Flanders, 



1105. Fleuragathe, 

 *1106. Fleur d'amour, 



1107. Flora. 



Dark purple mottled. 

 Purple mottled, superb. 



Splendid violet mottled. 



Bright red, very fine. 

 Fisie violet, brilliaat. 

 Small, bright red, beautiful 



Ranunculus forAi. 

 Carnation variegated, fine. 

 Red, mottled with white. 

 Shell form. 



Crimson, marbled with, violet, 



superb. 

 Violet, superb. 



Bright red, mottled white aiJfi 



purple, changeable. 

 Superb, deep crimson. 



Brilliant red cha'ing to violet. 

 Red, large full double, superb. 

 Very delicate blush. 



Pure white, pretty. 



Reddish violet, large, very 



splendid. 

 Vinlpt. pvtra fine. 



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