106 



ROSES. 



85. Orange perfect (Gaines'). 



86. Ovid. 



87. Paragon. 



88. Portia. 



89. Perfection (Garth). 



90. (Dennis). 



91. Preeminent. 

 Premiere. 



NOTK.- 



93. Q,ueen of the Fairies. 



94. Rachael. 



95. Raffaelle. 



96. Rienzi. 



97. Rival Green. 



98. Roseum elegans, 



99. Rosetta. 

 100. Rosinante. 



-For other varieties, with descri 



101. Sapphier. 



102. Scitulum. 



103. Siddonia. 



104. Sir John Sebright. 



105. Sir Robert Peel (Foster). 



106. Sultan. 



107. Sylph. 



J 08. Syrametrj'. 



ptions, &c., see Greenhouse Cat 



109. Tam O'Shanter. 



110. Una. 



111. Unit. 



112. Victory (Garth). 



113. Vivid, 



114. Vulcan. 



115. Wildfire. 



116. Wizard. 



alogue. 



RHODODENDRON ARBOREUM, OR CHINESE MOUNTAIN LAUREL. 



1 The following varieties of this magnifieent species can 'now be supplied, in addition to those at p. 74. They are perfectly 

 hardy south of the Potomac, and will succeed here with a slight winter protection. They are unrivalled in point of ornament 

 as house plants. 



Name. 



Description. 



a3 CO 

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CmQ 



Name. 



Description. 



0) IS 



'C o 



1. Acuminatum, 



2. Album, 



3. Altaclarense splendens 



4. Campanulatum, 



5. Coronarium novum, 



6. Concinnum, 



7. Cunninghamii, 



8. Decorum, 



9. Fimbriatum, 



10. Gloriosum, 



11. Grandiflorum, 



12. Guttatum, 



13. Hybridum purpureum 



14. roseum, 



15. Knightii, 



16. Maculatiun, 



Elegant, in large clusters. 

 White. 



Exceeding splendid. 

 Elegant bell-shaped, rosy, 



white, dotted with crimson. 

 Coronet flowered, superb. 

 Deep red. 

 Roseate purple. 

 Brilliant roseate. 

 Fringed white. 

 Very rich crimson, superb. 

 Roseate, very large. 

 Pale colored, spotted. 

 Roseate purple. 

 Bright rosy. 

 Large, very beautiful. 

 Dark spotted. 



2iffl4 

 2ia4 

 2ia4 



2ia4 



3 a4 

 2 a4 

 2 a4 

 2 a4 



4 — 

 2 a4 

 2^a4 

 2 a4 

 la2i 



2|a4 

 2 a4 



17. Multiflorum, 



18. Macranthon, 



19. Macrophyllum, 



20. Nobleanum, 



21. Pictum, 



22. Purpureum, 



23. Rubrum, 



24. Sir John Broughton, 



25. Smithii, 



26. Spectabile, 



27. Splendidum, 



28. Tigrinum, 



29. Triumphans, 



30. Venustum, 



Profuse flowered. 

 Very large, splendid. 

 Large flowers and foliage, 



elegant. 

 Rosy crimson changing to 



white, dwarf habit. 

 Blush spotted with crimson. 

 Violet purple. 

 Large red, elegant. 

 Beautiful crimson. 

 Deep red. 

 Beautiful roseate. 

 Rosy red. 

 Dark spotted. 

 Large Red. 



Brilliant rosy red, superb. 



2ia4 

 2ia4 



2ia4 



^a4: 

 4 — 

 la2i 

 24o4 



34 



2 o3 

 2 a3 

 2 o3 

 2 a4 

 2io4 

 2 a4 



AZA] 



These splendid new varieties 

 other varieties are at page 78. 



1. Calendulacea tardiva. 



2. globosa. 



3. Coccinea grandiflora. 



4. Electa globosa. 



5. Elegantissima. 



LEA PONTICA, OE 



of the Pontic species are perfec 



6. Fulva ochroleuca. 



7. Gloria mundi maxima. 



8. Inflammata. 



9. Lutescens greindiflora. 



. PONTIC WOODBI 



tly hardy. Strong plants are $ 



10. Mortierianum. 



11. Perfecta. 



12. Pictura superbissima. 



13. Ponceau nouveau. 



NE. 



2, and of less size $1.50. The 



14. Ruentissima. 



15. Triumphans. 



16. Variegata. 



17. Vecus hortorum. 



ROSES. 



Additional new varieties just received, which, together with above fifty other new and rare varieties now on their way 

 from Europe, will be ready for sale after the 1st February. No discount will be made from these prices during the spring of 

 1845 ; but after September, the same discount will be allowed as on other roses. 



HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES, PRODUCING FLOWERS THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. / 



Name. 



Description. 



V 



o 

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Name. 



Description. 



« 



1254. Baronne Prevost, 



1255. Comte d'Eu, 



1256. Comtesse Duchatel, 



1257. Docteur Marjolin, 



1258. Docteur Marx, 



1259. Due de Chartres, 



1260. Duch'se deNemours 



1261. de Sutheriand, 



1262. Eliza Balcombe, 



1263. General M«riin, 



1264. Indigo, 

 Perpetuelle Indigo, 



Large, bright rose, superb. 

 Rose, shaded with flame color. 

 Large, brilliant rosy carmine, 



concave petals. 

 Bright cherry, superb. 

 Dazzling carmine. 

 Satin lilac, centre superb car. 

 Delicate rosy, superb. 

 Very large, incarnate, superb. 

 Small, pale incarnate changi'g 



to white, singular foliage. 

 Delicate rosy lilac, superb. 

 Bluish violet, darkest of its 



class. 



1 — 

 1 — 



5 — 

 ] — 



1 25 



2 — 

 1 — 

 1 — 



3 — 

 1 — 

 3 — 



1265. Jules Dupont, 



1266. Lady Alice Peel, 



1267. Lady Elphinstone, 



1268. Lane, 



1269. Madame Dameuce, 



1270. Marquise de Boelle, 



1271. Mrs. Cripps, 



1272. Paul Joseph, 

 1373. Ponctu6e, 



1274. Prince des Galles, 



1275. Proserpine, 



Delicate roseate. 



Dark roseate, admirable. 



Delicate rosy. 



Carmine, centre satin ruby, 



superb. 

 Roseate, beautiful foliage. 

 Incarnate, superb. 

 Large, brilliant rose, superb, 



plaited petals. 

 Velvet maroon, beautiful. 

 Rose spotted with white ; flat, 



plaited petals. 

 Large, rosy lilac. 

 Brilliant crimson. 



1 50 

 1 50 



