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Climbing Roses, Hardy and others. 
The following list of Climbing Roses includes the most useful and beautiful varieties in cultivation. For pillars, walls, or arches in 
exposed positions the fine old varieties of Ayrshire, Evergreen, Banksia, Boursault, Cheshunt Hybrid, Gloire de Dijon, and Aimee Yihert 
are the most desirable ; whilst for greenhouse work the beautiful Mareohal Niel, Climbing Niphctos, and Climbing Devoniensis are the best. 
TURNER'S CRIMSON RAMBLER. 
From T. R. RICHARDSON, Esq., Croydou. 
Mar. 4th. 
“ We were very pleased with the Dwarf Roses you sent us last year, 
although put in late they bloomed well.” 
[From W. E. GWILDATJME, Esq., Botley. 
Jan. 15th. 
“ The Rose Trees you sent me last season did remarkably well, some 
magnificent blooms, and kept cutting all the summer up to the beginning 
of October, in fact some in November.” 
b. d. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER (new). A splendid free- 
growing variety, with bright glossy-green foliage, and 
large pyramidal trusses of bright crimson flowers 
2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 5 0 
Aimee Vibert (Noisette). Small pure white flowers in 
large clusters ; very hardy ... ... ... 10 
Ayrshire, Dundee Rambler. White, edged pink 1 0 
„ Queen of the Belgians. Pure white ... 1 0 
Banksia alba, or white. Pure white ... ... 1 6 
,, lutea, or yellow. Fine yellow ... ... 1 6 
Boursault (Rosa alpina), Amadis, or crimson ... 1 0 
Catherine Bell. Bright rosy pink ... ...10 
Cheshunt Hybrid. Bright cherry carmine, large open 
flowers ; a very hardy and strong grower ; fine Is. and 2 6 
Climbing Devoniensis (T). Magnificent strong- 
growing variety, flowers creamy white with blush 
centre; deliciously scented 
Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., 6s., and 7 6 
Climbing Niphetos. A fine new, rapid growing, 
climbing tea-scented variety ; blooms of a purer white 
than those of the old variety, not showing the pink 
tinge, and even more delicately scented. First Class 
Certificate, Eoyal Horticultural Society 
2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., 5s., and 7 6 
Evergreen, Donna Maria. Pure white... ... 1 0 
„ Eelicite Perpetuelle. Creamy white ... 1 0 
„ Leopoldine d’Orleans. White, tipped red 1 0 
„ Myrianthes. Blush, edged rose ... ... 1 0 
„ Rampant. Pure white ... ... ... 1 0 
Gloire de Dijon (T). Buff, with orange centre, well 
known, superb variety Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., 5s., and 7 6 
Marechal Niel (Noisette). Beautiful golden yellow of 
the most lovely form and delicious fragrance; well 
known, superb variety Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., 3s, 6d., 5s., and 7 6 
* Waltham Climber, No. 1. ) Light crimson ... 2 0 
•Waltham Climber, No. 3. j Dark crimson ... 2 0 
William Allen Richardson (Noisette). Fine deep 
orange yellow, very showy and distinct ; a gem for 
buttonholes and bouquets; a capital variety for the 
greenhouse : a very strong grower 
Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 5 0 
• Seedlings from the well-known Gloire de Dijon. 
Miscellaneous Roses. 
AUSTRIAN COPPER. Distinct and beautiful, golden 
terra-cotta colour, flowers single ... ... each Is. 
AUSTRIAN BRIER (PERSIAN YELLOW). Deep 
golden yellow, full, double flowers ... ... each Is. 
PROVENCE OR CABBAGE ROSES— 
Old Provence. Bose colour, very fragrant ... each 9d. 
White Provence. White, beautiful bud ... each 9d. 
ROSA RUGOSA, Japanese Roses. Beautiful varieties, 
bearing very large single blooms, followed by handsome fruit 
in Autumn ; highly ornamental. 
Alba. Pure white, very large and sweet ... each Is. 6d. 
Rubra. Bright rose, very sweet scented ... each Is. 6d. 
CRIMSON CHINA. Dark crimson, dwarf and pretty ; an 
old favourite ... ... ... ... each Is. 
MOSS — Blanche Moreau. Perpetual Moss, pure white 
flowers in clusters, well mossed Standards 2s. ; Dwarfs Is. 
,, Celina. Rich crimson, shaded with purple Dwarfs Is. 
,, Colonel R. Lefort. Purplish red, shaded with 
. bright red ... ... ... ... Dwarfs Is. 
MOSS— CRIMSON GLOBE (New Hybrid Moss). 
Buds nicely mossed, flowers deep crimson, large, full, and 
globular, growth very vigorous. This magnificent Rose 
will be a great acquisition to the Moss Roses, as it possesses 
the qualities of a show flower combined with the true Moss 
characteristics. First Class Certificate, Royal Horticultural 
Society ... ... ... Dwarfs only, each 2s. 
„ Common Moss. Rosy blush, mossed well up the 
hud. Standards, each 2s. ; Dwarfs, per doz. 10s. 6d. ; each Is. 
,, Crested. Rose, beautiful, large and full Dwarfs Is, 
,, Little Gem. A miniature Moss Rose, forming 
compact bushes, densely covered with small double crimson 
flowers, beautifully mossed. It is of charming effect in 
the garden, and most valuable for bouquets or vases 
Dwarfs, Is. 6d. 
White Bath. Paper-white; beautiful, large, and 
full , ... ... ... ... Dwarfs Is. 
„ White Moss. Pure white, beautifully mossed 
Dwarfs only, per doz. 10s. 6d. ; eaoh Is. 
Perle d’Or (Polyantha). Nankeen yellow with orange centre; 
small and very beautiful buds ... ... each Is. 
From GEORGE G. MACRAE, Esq., Hartford. 
April 13th. 
“The fifty Hoses have arrived aud seem pood, healthy, well-rooted 
plants. You might send me double the number as soon as possible.” 
From THE SISTERS OF MERCY, Tuam. 
Nov. 26th. 
‘‘The Rose Trees they got last year did very well, and were much 
admired.” 
From Mr. S. E. EVANS, Holyhead. 
April 27tli. . , . 
“I cut 400 Roses off the two Gloire de Dijon received from you 
about- two years ago.” 
From Mrs. GRIFFIS, Bath. 
Jllly * “Mrs. Griffis’ Roses are splendid this year, admired by all who see- 
them.” 
