14li ELLWANGKR <f- n A RUTS 



CLASS VII.— HYBRID CLIMBING ROSES. 



Tliiw Mi-c of tnoiicrn cifi(.'in. roniiilK' Trom vari()U.s soiircos; iiiiuiy nl' t linn iiri- >|.i>i-iv I'l om vui iriics cif liiMiio?iiimt 

 R(iw.-i. It |.i-(iiMisi's 1(1 lic.'i viihiiiblc iiiirl iiitei-L'Stini? (rroiip. N'mic nr ihcin Tiiiikr .jiDwrh cnimj.'li tn vit\,-v lartri- 

 tiuili!iiiii<, tint lor trellis (ir pilliir wiirk thcj' are very dpsii^lilc. 



Cllmbhi.,' H.^Ksi.- .loliiis.in, v'm. [d. runl. Of tlic .Iiihs Miir./nl I in \y\<r. liliish, liiyhly siciitnl. A very 



ix.-i'llrnl I'illiic Kcisc. liiKiili'il iind oniiw 11 roots, .'."i-. 

 CliniliiiiK r.dwaril .Morrcil, n'y. (G- t'cnl. '^•"•'■) 'I'lic lliiwi'rs iin- snincwlial sni.illc r 1 liiin I h.ivr (il l h.' iilil N ui icty, 



1111.1 tiK-v sccin to olien Ijctfi^r. limiili li plants, ."iiif. 

 CJ.I.>U!lN<;'.rUl.KS MAKGOTTIN, rvj. (CnOLs/mi, is:,:.) (■.■irmin.- n.s,-, liiir ill o|»'n l>o« rr aii.l in l.iid; ili.. l«-st 



(if all tliccHinliin)? sports. Ft tnay lu- k''""'" fit'"-'!- as u PHinr liosi., ,.r l.,\ prnninir. kri'i in Inisli roi ni ; it 



shoiiM lie ill rvcry collrctioTi. On own roots. -tOc. 

 Cl.niltlNC VHTOK VloumiCK,/ri<:. Kl. Pdiil, isri.) Carmino roso. On own roots. .'lOc. 



l"i-inc.-ss I.onis.. \ ii-loriii. rig. {Kniijlil. W.V.) Soft salmon pink; of infillum size, of (r 1 s.iiii-tiiohiilar loriii.not 



Inijriuiit. Wood l alhi i- sn ili. foliajri- ilark and liiindsoiiir. A ycry branlifiil rosi'. Uii own roots. Mu. 



CLASS VIII. -PERPETUAL MOSS ROSES. 



Tlifsc havo tlif same I'liaraclcri.sl ics as i oi hrr Mos< liosrs. c-.\-<-f|.i that ilic^y Mower in An mm ii. A ureat manj- 



so-eailed l'er|ieiiial Hoses luiye I ii sent oiii, l.iii il.ose wliieli we olVer are the onh' one-, in oni- opini(.n. that are 



worili s.'row injf. .None oi l liese frive Imds ilial aiT eipial in i|iiaiily to some of llie Summer \ ariei ie... bin t liey eome 

 al a tune ol' year wlien the others are not lo be had, and are iherefore useful. 



I!I,.\NC'IIK :M<)i:i:.\r. ri.;. Ohnrnii^llnlml, .'--'.) I'nre while, larye, lull, and of pia-IVei bani; the laais ami 

 llowiax la-odneed. in elns(ia-s, and frei'lj- furnished with a d.-ep trrei'ii moss. A \ .aliiable Mo-ieiy. Hiiddeil aiai 



Madam.- l-'.d wa i-il < )ry, \M,iri nii-lt',lirrl . Carminered. liliddeil planl~. .".n,'. 



.Sal.-I, /).,■ Ml- ri;;. < L^irlfirmr, K'.;.) l.i;j-ht rose, lai'ye, lull ; |ir,>i I y in laid, liiidded plaiiK. .Mie. 



CLASS IX.— HYBRID NOISETTE ROSES, 



{liitsii, y-nsctliiiuii hiihriihi .) 



This is a niodfrn jironp of eonsiderable imporlanee, 

 bon and Noiselle Hoses. 'riie> -vu.aally llnwer in sii 

 I lowers are most I v \vliiie, anil 1 tuaiu li snial 1 are irenerall 

 the llourlK.iisaiKl Ih brid Teas. re.piiriiiL:- a liilie inm-e c 

 ;(,.,;/.• and MiM. S,,t,„in are the mosi beam iful, lint a 

 mildew. 



(.'Ot.M'KTTIO IH-:s .Al.riOS. rilj. jnr. { f,iirli,inin. 1 



eliis-. P.udded and on own roiiis. ."lUe. 

 Coipictte lies IJIuiK-lifs, rii;. or /r< . . {l.iirlinnnr, 



of iiiediiiiii size, somewdiat tial, b'.K full and \ ery p 



others. Oiu' of the hanliesl. l.aier lliaii Ihe n sl i 

 KLI/..V llOKI.l.K, liliHl. (f;»i»e(, I While, delieat 



form. An evipiisile rose, liiidded |ilants. .'.ue. 

 Mailame Nonian, «l»7. {(iinllnl-i„ , , . White, si 



Arose of e.\qui>ile beam Budded planls. .".Ml'. 



1 11 nil erosses liet\yei'n Remontant, Hour- 

 I bini.ni freely Ihronnhoiit the yttir. Tiie 

 I'liey are of abom the same hardiness ius 

 (M-iion than the Hybrid Pei'petuals. Hlizfi 

 ■est growers. It is a cla.s.s quite subject to 



While, sliiihtly sliaded with 

 than the oi hers. The stronii-i 



ire -Hiiiie, someiimes I'aiiil ly t 

 : urowili more liii>li\- and >\ i 

 iiiii- inlu llower. liiidded an 

 iiiLi'ed Willi I'iiik: medium si/. 



neilium 



iiu-ed with pink ; Ho 



e; full, B-lobiilar 



CLASS X. HYBRID REMONTANT OR HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES. 



(/,'-«,/ ilunnts,: „n hjil.niln.) 



Tills class thriyes the best in n rich soil. The priiniiiLi- slimil 

 shools elosely eui ill, tliose wliieli are vinoroiis lei t Imi-i r. Musi oi iiie\ariei 

 ^l(frri( Co/oia/i, /.oKi.s- V„n lUiullr, .Minr. V,ct«y Vnilicr. ele.. are inosl di lieiuu-l 

 ■ AUh.iii-h they aresiyled pfvinliinl liloomers. none of i hem are siieh in real 

 fnirseeoiid erop of llowca-s in the aiiinmn. wliieh is \ery ae<v|itable. Aside 1 r. 

 all, so popular and wliieh jjiyessueh frenerai .sat isfael ion. 



Alicl <:arricTe, i/im/. (K. Vi_ritirr. /s.'.'.) A'elvety eriiiisoii, wiili liery eeiiier. (if heller form and linisli t liaii most 



of the dark sorts. Shy in aiitiiiiiii. liiidded plains, .'iiie. 

 Abel (iriiiKl. fin. 0>tniiii iziii, r*;'.) Silvery jiiiik, someiimes ulossy rose; laree, full, franram ; \aliiable in the 



aniniiiii. liiidded plaiifs. ."jtle. 

 AI^I''KK1> ('«)I.<>Mi;,/m. (.Ldcharnii; ISOS.) Raised from Juniii'iiiiiitit. lirilliaiit eariiiine erimsun; \cay lartre, 



full, and of line (riobiilar form; e.ttremcly fra;?raiit, and in eyery respeei a siiiierb sort, (j reen wood with 



oi-easioiial pale greenish I horns ; folia,i;e larjie and handsome. One of I he most iLsefiil of all sorts for general 



eullis-allon. liii.lded and on own routs. .-lOe. 

 Alplioiii-e Siiiipert, rifi. {l,iu-h(iriiu , • .1 l.ai 'je, \ ery handsome and showy ; bright ro.se color, A fine rose. .We. 

 Aincrieiiu Heuiily, riil. {llim.a.Iliiiiiiiiil: ■<i'iil fill Ini (,/... n,l>i A llni., Is-..'.) I.aifie. globular : deeii jiiiik, shaded 



with carmine; delicious oilor; has proyed lo be a musi desirable variety for forcing. .'lOc. 



