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ROSES, continued 
Madam Alfred Carriere. H. Rich, creamy 
white; flowers large and full; very double and 
sweet; strong grower and constant bloomer. 
Magna Charta. H. Clear red, beautifully 
blushed; extra-large, full flowers; very double; 
hardy and profuse bloomer. 
Marshall P. Wilder. H. Bright crimson, 
shaded with maroon; a strong, healthy grower; 
flowers large, double and of good substance; 
very fragrant. 
Marchioness of Lorne. - H. Rich rose, shaded 
in the center with vivid carmine; large, sweet 
and full; exceedingly handsome in bud; free- 
flowering. 
Marchioness of Londonderry. Ivory-white; 
petals shell-shaped; flowers large and perfectly 
formed, borne on stout, erect stems; free- 
flowering and highly fragrant. 
Marechal Niel. T. Deep golden yellow; 
both buds and flowers superb; extra large; very 
double and deliciously perfumed; blooms pro- 
fusely; has the climbing habit, but requires 
careful treatment. 
Margaret Dickson. H. White, with pale 
flesh form; petals large and prettily curled; 
buds large and globular; strong grower, with 
fine foliage; a free bloomer. 
Mrs. John Laing. H. Bright pink, exquisitely 
shaded; very large flowers, full and double; 
fragrant; blooms in the late autumn. 
La France Roses 
Paul Neyron. H. Shining pink, clear and 
beautiful, double and full, finely scented; free 
bloomer, and one of the largest of Roses, often 
measuring 5 inches across. 
Perle des Jardins. T. Clear yellow, entirely 
distinct; flowers extra large and full, with 
great depth and substance; richly perfumed. 
Plants very thrifty but not tall growers. 
Persian Yellow. H. Deep, bright yellow; 
small and handsome Rose; very early bloomer; 
hardy and double. 
Perpetual White Moss. M. Pure white; 
very mossy; blooms in large clusters; fragrant, 
and a strong grower. 
Prince Camille de Rohan. H. Deep, rich 
crimson, shaded black; the nearest black Rose; 
large and fragrant; free in bloom and growth. 
Queen of Prairies. C. Rosy red; a vigorous 
grower and abundant bloomer in June; hardy; 
of climbing habit. 
Queen of Bourbons. T. Buff-rose; of fine 
form; a free bloomer; pleasing fragrance. 
Queen of Bedders. T. Glowing crimson; 
wonderfully profuse in bloom; strong, compact 
grower; especially fine for beds. 
Red Moss. M. Deep red; usually mossy; a 
good grower and fine bloomer. 
Safrano. T. Bright apricot-yellow; beautiful 
in bud and handsome in flower; fragrant; a 
vigorous grower; fine for outdoor purposes. 
Souvenir de Malmaison. T. Fawn-color; 
fine form; perfectly double and deliciously fra- 
grant; quite hardy and a continuous bloomer. 
Sunset. T. Rich old-gold, shaded with 
crimson; flowers and buds extra large, full and 
finely formed; hardy, and a constant bloomer. 
Victor Verdier. H. Carmine, edged with 
purple; extra large and full; splendid autumn 
bloomer; requires winter protection. 
The Rambler Roses 
Yellow Rambler. C. Clear decided yellow; 
flowers borne in immense clusters; very fra- 
grant; absolutely hardy. 
White Rambler. Pure white, sometimes 
tinged with blush; flowers small, well formed; 
produced in great profusion. 
Japanese Roses • Rosa Rugosa 
When full grown, the bushes are from 3 to 5 
feet high; sturdy; covered with handsome 
green foliage and clusters of beautiful flowers; 
delightfully fragrant. They bloom throughout 
the summer and are covered during the autumn 
and winter with red seed-pods. Splendid 
plants for growing in masses. 
Red. Rich, rosy crimson. 
White. Flowers of purest white, delicate and 
well formed. 
