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GEO. COOLING & SONS’ CATALOGUE OF ROSES. 
Dwf 
or 
Bush 
Name. 
Description. 
s. d. 
1 0 
Maman Turbat 
I 0 
Maman Levavasseur 
1 0 
Marie Pave 
1 6 
Merveille des Rouges 
0 9 
Mignonette 
1 0 
Mrs. W. H. Cutbush 
1 0 
Orleans Rose 
0 9 
Parquerette . . 
1 0 
Perle d’Or 
1 0 
Perle des Rouges 
1 0 
Petite Constonte 
1 0 
Leonie 
1 0 
Pbillipine Lambert . . 
1 0 
Phyllis 
1 0 
Primula 
0 9 
Red Pet 
1 0 
Rosalind 
1 0 
Schneewittchen 
1 °i 
The Dawson 
o 9 : 
The Pet 
0 9 
White Fairy . . 
delightful shade o( China pink, 40 to 50 llowers in a bunch, 
very bright and free ; a sweet novelty, 
vivid' crimson and carmine, flowers in large clusters, of dwarf 
habit ; a perpetual in flowering, 
pure white, resembling The Pel ; very free flowering, 
brilliant velvety crimson, of the colouring of General Jacque 
mmol- Awarded two Silver Medals 
soft rose changing into white : really beautiful as a miniature 
variety. 
warm pink, borne in large trusses, very dwarf and bushy in 
habit ; excellent for pots and bedding, 
brilliant geranium red, with white centre and carmine petals ; 
a charming and distinct dwarf rose for pots or bedding ; 
perpetual in flowering. Awarded a Gold Medal, 
pure white, very continuous and pretty. 
yellow with orange centre, flowering in large clusters ; novel 
and distinct 
velvety crimson, reflex of petals bright cerise ; very pretty 
variety. 
i-osy carmine, shaded orange ; very pretty, 
porcelain white, tinted rose ; very pretty, 
silvery rose, with deeper centre, small flower ; very full, and 
of beautiful form. 
bright carmine pink, of erect branching growth ; an excellent 
bedding or border variety. 
bright China rose, centre snow white, a new colour ; most 
effective. 
dark crimson in Autumn the miniature flowers when opening 
are almost maroon. 
bright pink, with deeper buds, small flowers produced 
in large trusses. 
creamy-white passing to snow-white, flowers full and in 
clusters ; very pretty. 
semi-double, pale rose, flowers produced in clusters, 
double white, profuse bloomer ; one of the prettiest little 
miniature roses in cultivation. 
pure white, small and double ; a very pretty rose for bedding 
or edging of beds 
Stds.or 
J-Stds. 
Dwf.or 
Bush. 
Name. 
Class. 
S. d. 
s. d. 
0 9 
rPolyantha 
V 
2 6 
1 0 
c grandiflora 
s 
1 0 
Pomifera 
s 
1 0 
Pourpre Sanguine 
Ch 
. . 
1 0 
‘President 
1 
2 6 
1 6 
Vignet . . 
HT 
2 0 
0 9 
‘Pride of Waltham 
HP 
2 0 
PRIMROSE 
HT 
1 0 
(Soupert ct Nolting, 1913) 
^Primula 
Poly 
0 9 
‘Prince Arthur 
HP 
1 6 
0 9 
* Camille de Rohan 
HP 
1 0 
c Cretwertwisky 
N 
1 0 
h de Bulgarie 
HT 
Description. 
white ; produced in clusters ; very showy for pillars 
pure white ; a large form of the preceding. Fine for 
arches and pillars. 
blush coloured flowers ; producing large scarlet fruit 
in great abundance, 
brilliant scarlet ; fine for bedding, 
pale rose shaded with salmon ; a superb variety, 
vivid carmine, shaded brilliant red, globular" shape, 
and very free flowering. 
delicate flesh colour, richly shaded with bright rose ; a 
very beautiful and distinct variety, 
clear yellow during summer, deeper in autumn, with 
apricot shading, large double and of perfect 'form. 
See Polyantha Roses. See Page 32. 
deep crimson ; a fine rose. 
rich deep maroon-crimson ; flowers moderate size. One 
of the finest dark roses. 
clear straw colour with deeper centre ; quite distinct, 
and a fine pillar rose. 
deep rosy flesh, shaded with salmon ; extra good. 
From A . G. D. MOGER. Esq . — “ The Roses you sent Mrs. Footner are simply splendid." 
