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Class 5 -AUSTRIAN OR YELLOW ROSES. 
Price, 50 cents each. 
Austrian. 
Copper. Single, orange find red. 
Harrison's. Double yellow ; very 
showy and fine. , 
Miss Tweed. Pale yellow; free 
bloomer. 
Persian. Double, deep golden 
yellow, and much the finest of all 
hardy yellow roses; blooms early. 
Austrian. 
Yellow. Single, bright yellow; 
early. 
All the Austrian Roses are very de- 
sirable, being distinct, hardy, and bloom- 
ing quite early. The Harrison and Per- 
sian are the two best. 
Division II.— PERPETUAL 
ROSES. 
OR AUTUMNAL 
[Blooming at intervals from June to November.] 
Class I.— PERPETUAL MOSS ROSES. 
Price 75c. each ; $6 per doz. 
No class of Roses at this time attracts 
It now contains many fine varieties. The 
Alfred de Dalmas. Blush with rosy 
center ; blooms freely. 
Ceres. Cherry red. 
Delille. Brilliant red, fine form. 
Eugenie Guinoiseau. Deep purplish 
red ; very mossy. 
Eugene de Savoie. Bright rose ; large 
and full. 
Herman Kegel. Deep rich crimson, 
medium size, dwarf habit. 
James Veitch. Dark violet, shaded 
with crimson ; vigorous habit. SI- 
Jeanne Monford. Light blush ; very- 
double ; free bloomer. 
Madame Bouton. Nearly the color 
of the old moss ; a free grower and 
bloomer. 
Madam Edward Ory. Bright rosy 
carmine ; large and fine ; one of the 
best. 
more attention than the Perpetual Moss, 
following are the best yet introduced. 
Madame Emile de Girardin. Deli- 
cate rose ; beautiful form and free 
bloomer. 
Rosy purple ; very 
Madam Platz. 
mossy. 
Marie de Burgoyne. Red. 
Madame de Stoel. Creamy white. $1. 
Micaela. Cherry red ; very mossy. 
Oscar le Clerc. Bright red with white 
spots ; medium size. 
Perpetual White. Pure white, with 
often a pink stripe ; large clusters 
of buds and flowers ; blooms freely. 
Pompone. Dark crimson ; blooms 
freely in autumn. 
Salet. Bright rosy red ; a free, vigorous 
grower and abundant bloomer. 
Class II.— HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES. 
Price 50 cents each — twelve varieties, our choice, $4. 
Many of the varieties of this class can only be furnished as Dwarfs, budded at 
the ground on Manetti stock. We find that plants on this stock bloom more pro- 
fusely, grow more rapidly, and endure the heat of summer better, than on their own 
roots. Those who do not wish budded plants, will please state so in their orders. 
The older sorts can generally be supplied on their own roots. 
Admiral Gravina. Blackish purple, 
shaded off to amaranth, large and 
full ; vigorous. 
Admiral Nelson. Brilliant carmine ; 
large and fine. 
Alba Mutabilis. White, shaded with 
rose. SI. 
Alexandrine Bachmeteff. Bright rose, 
very large and full j vigorous and 
a free bioomcr. 
