Roses 



CROMWELL GARDENS, CROMWELL CONN. 



GENERAL LIST OF HYBRID TEA ROSES, continued 



WHITE, continued 

 ♦Natalie Bottner. Soft pearly white flowers of large 

 size and excellent form, produced very freely and 

 of good keeping qualities. .A good garden Rose. 

 White Killarney. A pure white sport of Killarney, 

 showing a slight trace of pink during the hot 

 midsummer days. Strong in growth, free flowering 

 and very fragrant. 



PINK AND BLENDED 



Antoine Rivoire. Soft rosy flesh on a yellow ground; 



large, full and very free. 

 *Betty. Coppery yellow, overspread with golden rose; 



long, pointed bud and large, fairly full flower. When 



established, this is a strong-growing and unusually 



prolific varietv. 

 ♦Caroline Testout. See Cromwell Gardens' Best 



Twelve Roses. 

 *Dean Hole. Silvery carmine, shaded salmon; large, 



full flowers of fine form. 

 *Dorothy Page Roberts. Coppery pink, suffused 



apricot-yellow. A unique, large-petaled Rose of 



indescribable shadings; a garden variety of great 



merit. 



♦Earl of Warwick. Rich, soft salmon-pink, shaded 

 in the center with vermilion. A showy and mag- 

 nificent variety, doing well under adverse climatic 

 conditions. 



Ellen Willmot. See Roses of Recent Introduction. 

 *Farbenkonigin. (Queen of Colors.) A splendid, 

 vigorous-growing variety of great merit for garden 

 decoration. Color imperial pink. \"ery popular. 

 ♦Jonkheer J. L. Mock. See Cromwell Gardens' 

 Best Twelve Roses. 



Killarney. Perhaps the most widely known and 

 popular Rose in existence. Color bright, sparkling 

 pink, shading to white; long, pointed bud, opening 

 into a large, well-formed flower; very fragrant, hardy 

 and extremely free-flowering. Most desirable. 



Killarney Queen. The Killarney Rose is perhaps the 

 most widely known and popular garden Rose. 

 Killarney Queen, an improved variety, is in every 

 way superior as a bedding subject. The growth is 

 stronger and more robust in appearance, the foliage 

 being larger and of a deep, healthy hue. Color 

 sparkling, cerise-pink, shading to a lighter pink at 

 the base of the petals; long, pointed bud which 

 opens into an exceedingly large, well-formed flower, 

 if anything, more handsome when full blown than 

 when in the bud form. 



Killarney Brilliant. See Roses of Recent Intro- 

 duction. 



♦Konigin Carola. An enormous, but well-formed 

 flower, on the style of Caroline Testout. Color 

 satiny rose, reverse of petals silvery w^hite. A free- 

 flowering Rose of excellent habit, and altogether 

 one of the best garden varieties. 



♦Lady Ashtown. Soft rose, shading to yellow at the 

 base of the petals; large, double flowers with 

 high, pointed center, carried on long stems. 

 One of the freest-flowering Roses and a 

 splendid variety for cutting. 



♦Lady Alice Stanley. See Cromwell Gardens' 

 Best Twelve Roses. 



♦La France. One of the oldest and most popular 

 Hybrid Tea Roses, occasionally found diffi- 

 cult to grow, but one of the best Roses under 

 congenial conditions. Color beautiful pale 

 pink, with silvery reflex; a large, full, fragrant 

 flower, very highly perfumed. 



♦Madame Abel Chatenay. Carmine-rose, 

 shaded salmon. One of the most satisfactory 

 garden and bedding Roses. 



♦Mme. Jules Grolez. Beautiful, satiny china 

 Rose, shaded yellow at the base of the petals; 

 long, pointed buds, opening to large, well- 

 formed flowers; remarkably free. One of the 

 very best bedding Roses. 



*Mme. Segond Weber. Beautiful rosy salmon. 

 The flowers are of perfect form, very fragrant 

 and large in size. One of the finest and best 

 growing varieties offered today. 



♦Miss Cynthia Forde. See Cromwell Gardens' Best 

 Twelve Roses. 

 Mrs. Charles Russell. See Roses of Recent Intro- 

 duction. 



*Mrs. George Shawyer. Brilliant, clear rose-pink; 



very large, wi-ll-lormed flowers. Excellent as a 

 forcing or garilen Rose. 

 Mrs. William Randolph Hearst. See New Roses. 

 ♦Mrs. Wakefield Christie Miller. Soft pearly blush, 

 shaded salmon; the outside of the petals clear ver- 

 milion-rose; a remarkable color combination. Flow- 

 ers resemble a Hybrid Perpetual in form. 

 Mrs. Wallace Rowe. See Roses of Recent Intro- 

 duction. 



My Maryland. One of the finest American Roses. 

 V'ery free-blooming, every shoot bearing one or 

 more flowers. It is very double, perfect in form, 

 and bright, clear pink in color. Delightfully 

 fragrant. 



Panama. See Roses of Recent Introduction. 

 ♦Prince de Bulgarie. Deep rosy flesh, shaded with 

 salmon. A beautiful, decorative Rose of largest 

 size. 



♦Pharisaer. Rosy white, shaded salmon; large, full 

 flowers of splendid form. \'ery free and good. 

 Queen of Fragrance. See Xew Roses. 



♦Radiance. See Cromwell Gardens' Best Twelve 

 Roses. 



♦Souvenir de la Malmaison. Bourbon. .An old Rose, 

 but such a popular favorite that we include it here. 

 Color clear flesh, shading to blush-pink near the 

 edges. Deliciously fragrant; very free and particu- 

 larly beautiful during autumn. 

 Souvenir du President Carnot. Flesh, shaded 

 white; an attractive flower of large size and excellent 

 form. 



♦Viscountess Folkestone. Creamy pink, center deep 



salmon-pink; very free. A grand bedding Rose. 

 ♦Willowmere. See Roses of Recent Introduction. 



YELLOW, ORANGE AND SALMON 



Amateur Tyssier. See Roses of Recent Introduction. 



Constance. See Xew Roses. 

 ♦Countess of Derby. Color salmon in the center, 

 outer petals rosy peach; large, full flowers carried on 

 long stems. A charming exhibition or garden 

 variety. 



♦Duchess of Wellington. A grand, free-flowering, 

 garden Rose of an intense saffron-yellow, stained 

 with rich crimson, becoming deep coppery yellow 

 as the bloom expands. Fairly full, with petals of 

 great substance and delightfuOy fragrant. One of 

 the finest decorative varieties. 



♦Duchess of Portland. Sulphur-yellow; flowers very 

 large, full, and of fine form. Smooth, circular petals 

 of great substance; a magnificent variety for exhi- 

 bition purposes. 

 Gorgeous. See Xew Roses. 



Mme. Jules Grolez 



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