GEO. COOLING & SONS, NURSERYMEN, BATH, 37 
Stds.oi 
i-Stds. 
Dwf.or 
Bush. 
Name. 
Class. 
Description. 
5. 
1 
< 1 . 
0 
cNoella Nabonnand . . 
HT 
rich velvety crimson, richly shaded, large semi-double 
, , 
1 
0 
Nymph 
flowers, vigorous perpetual climber ; good, 
single ; ivory white ground tinted with carmine and 
1 
0 
C l~Lillaf.t. Farfait 
flushed with pink, very attractive ; a most valuable 
addition for forming large bushes on lawns and in 
shrubberies. 
red, striped with lilac and purple. 
2 
6 
Odette Perdriolle 
HT 
cream suffused carmine, blooms large and beautifully 
1 
6 
Omissa 
S 
formed ; very free flowering, 
a large flowered variety of Dog Rose, with very showy 
1 
0 
cOphirie 
N 
and prominent flowers. 
bright salmon and fawn ; distinct and peculiarly well 
1 
0 
Orleans Rose . 
Poly 
adapted for a weeping, pillar, or wall rose, 
brilliant geranium red, with white centre and carmine 
doz. 
10/6 
2 0 
OTHELLO 
HT 
petals, flowering in clusters ; a charming and 
distinct dwarf rose for pots or bedding ; per- 
petual in flowering, forming dense little bushes 
from 20 to 30 inches liigh Awarded a Gold 
Medal. 
See Page 11. 
1 
0 
b P apa Gontier 
T 
bright rosy crimson, exceedingly pretty in bud ; excel- 
1 
0 
Climbing . . 
T 
lent for bedding, and one of the best for winter 
forcing. 
a vigorous climbing sport of the preceding variety. 
1 
6 
Papillon 
T 
rose coloured, curious twisted petals, very pretty. 
, , 
1 
0 
6 Paradise 
Poly 
pink and white, single, produced in graceful clusters. 
1 
0 
fcParquerette 
Poly 
the formation of the petals is most peculiar and 
effective, the edges being imbricated, 
pure white ; very continuous and pretty. 
1 
6 
Paula . . 
T 
sulphur yellow, with deep ochre yellow centre, very 
1 6 
0 
9 
♦Paul Neyron 
HP 
hardy and vigorous, deliciously fragrant, 
deep rose, enormous size, and of good shape ; most dis- 
1 
0 
Ricaut 
B 
tinct. The largest rose grown, 
bright crimson, large- double, very sweet; a fine old 
1 
0 
Paul’s Single White 
HP 
rose. 
pure white with yellow stamens. 
1 
0 
b Peggy 
HT 
claret passing to pale primrose as it expands, exquisite- 
1 
0 
Pepita . . 
B 
ly shaped semi-double flowers ; a charming decora- 
tive rose. 
violet carmine, flushed and striped white. 
2 6 
1 
0 
♦Perle des dardins 
T 
bright straw colour, sometimes deep canary ; a fine 
2 6 
1 
0 
c Climbing . . 
T 
Tea Rose. 
flowers fully equal to the normal type ; plants of this 
1 
6 
des Jaunes 
T 
variety make a growth of 12 to 14 feet in a season, 
golden yellow, centre shaded copper, very free-flowering 
1 
0 
c des Neiges 
Poly 
and distinct. 
double snow-white blossoms, foliage and growth of 
1 
0 
b d’Or 
Poly 
Crimson Rambler, very free flowering and perpetual. 
A beautiful pot rose. 
yellow with orange centre, flowering in large clusters ; 
1 
0 
des Rouges 
Poly 
novel and distinct. 
velvety crimson, reflex of petals bright cerise ; very 
I 
0 
von Godesberg 
HT 
pretty variety. 
a golden yellow sport from Kaiserin A. Victoria. 
. . 
1 
0 
Petite Constante 
Poly 
rosy carmine, shaded orange ; very pretty. 
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1 
0 
Leonie . . 
Poly 
porcelain white, tinted rose, very pretty. 
Should any variety oj JNew Rose be required, which ive do not catalogue, tve shall be pleased 
to obtain and supply it at the advertised price. 
