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LAWRANCE’S NURSERIES, 0GDENS3URG, N. T. 
Maman Cochet. 
Parle des Jardins. Rich yellow; beautiful large flowers of 
perfect form. The most popular yellow Rose for win- 
ter blooming. 
The Br'de. A stron g growing, free flowering variety, for 
pot culture or bedding. 
'Maman Cochet. A very strong growing variety, produc- 
ing flowers in the greatest profusion: color, deep rose 
pink, inner side of petals silvery, rose very double. 
White Maman Cochet. Identical with the preceu.ng, ex- 
cept in color. An ideal bedding variety. 
HARDY AND HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES 
Many of the varieties of Roses offsred by firms farther south as "per- 
fectly hardy,” are tender in this climate and almost sure to kill to the 
ground even with the best of protection which all Roses should have in this 
climate. We enumerate only the varieties which are hardiest and best in 
this section and among these will be found some of the best that can be 
grown anywhere. Customers will not be d sappointed by leaving their se- 
lection of varieties to me merely men ioning the colors desired. Although 
we have a large stock we occasionally run short of some varieties before the 
selling season closes; therefore purchasers will please state if they wish us 
to substitute in case all the varieties ordered cannot be supplied. 
Alfred Columb. Brilliant carmine-crim on. Very larr-e. full and of fine 
globular form, very fragrant and an extra fine sort. 
Anna de Diesbach. Clear, bright carmine; a beautiful shade, very large 
flowers and one of the hardiest. 
Caroline de Sansal. Pale flesh color, deepening toward the center; very 
hardy. 
Clio. One of the finest Roses in cultivation. Beautiful flesh color of the 
most delicate texture; very large size and globular in form. 
Fisher Holmes. Beep glowing crimson, large and of fine form. 
Gen. Jacquiminot. Brilliant shining crimson. The most popular of all hardy 
Roses. 
John Hopper. Briliant Rose, changing to pink; flow-ers large, fragrant and 
freely produced. 
Margaret Dickson. A lovely shining white variety, with large well shaped 
flowers. A strong vigorous grower. 
Madam Plantier. Pure white flowers produced in abundance, early in the 
season. Small shining green foliage. Very hardy. 
Md. G. Liuzot. Silvery pink, very flue. 
Mrs. John Laing. Delicate pink; frag"ant and a continuous bloomer. 
Persian Yellow. Bright yellow flowers, rather small; the pest hardy yellow 
rose. 
