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The Illustrated Guide for Amateur Gardeners 
DWARF POLYANTHUS ROSES. 
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CECIL BRUNNER. Blush, shaded pale pink, small pointed buds. . 0 9 
JESSIE. Brigh t orange red, in clusters . . . . ..20 
MRS. W. CUTBUSH. Bright pink, distinct, a most valuable bedding 
rose . . . . . . . . . . . . ..10 
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LEONIE LAMESCH. Bright copper red with golden centre . . 0 9 
PERLE D’OR. Nankeen yellow, pointed bud, best of this class . . 0 9 
PHYLLIS. Cloar soft pink flowers in largo clusters . . ..16 
WHITE PET. Creamy whito, a profuse bloomer . . ..09 
We have some Short Standard Polyanthus Roses, our selection, 2 to 2$ ft. stoms, Is. 9d. each, 18s. per doz. 
ROSES IN POTS. 
In April, May, and June, we supply tho following Roses in pots for flowering under glass, or late planting in the garden, at prices as below. 
The pots vary in size from six to seven inches. 
ALFRED COLOMB , GENERAL JACQUEMINOT PRINCE CAMILLE DE ROHAN 
CAROLINE TESTOUT I HUGH DICKSON RICHMOND 
CAPTAIN HAYWARD LA FRANCE ULRICH BRUNNER 
DUKE OF EDINBURGH MRS. J. LAING FRAU LILA RAUTENSTRAUGH 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI ] MRS. S HARMAN CRAWFORD BLUSH CHINA 
CECILE BRUNNER 
WHITE PET 
and other varieties in 6 and 
7 inch pots. 
HYBRID PERPETUAL AND HYBRID TEA. 
Our selection . . . . per doz. 21s. to 24s. 
TEA-SCENTED AND NOISETTE. 
Our selection . . . . per doz. 21s. to 24s. 
STRONG CLIMBING VARIETIES, RAMBLERS 
AND OTHER SORTS. 
Our selection . . each 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 5s. 
HOSES— TEA-SCENTED AND NOISETTE. 
ROSE, LADY HILLINGDON. 
Dwarfs— 
(S_D warts — s. 
- .. 1 
AMAZON. Deep lemon yellow ; very useful for cutting. . .. 16 
ANNA OLIVIER. Flesh-coloured rose . . . . ... 1 6 
BEAUTE INCONST ANTE (T). Coppery red, shaded with carmine 
and yellow . . . . . . . . . . ..16 
BELLE LYONNAISE. Deop canary yellow . . . . ..16 
BOUQUET D’OR (Noisette). Deep yellow, coppery centre . . 1 6 
CATHERINE MERMET. Flesh-coloured rose . . . . ..16 
CELINE FORESTIER (Noisette). Pale yellow . . . . ..16 
CL EOPA TRA. Creamy flesh shaded rose ; a superb variety . . 16 
C0MTESSE DE NADAILLAC. Bright rose, with yellow . . 16 
C0RALLINA. Deep rosy crimson, large petals, very beautiful . . 16 
DEVONIENSIS. White, tinted yellow, beautiful . . ..16 
ENCHANTRESS. Flowers large creamy white, tinted with buff in 
the centro ; a splendid Tea Rose . . . . . . ..16 
FRANCISCA KRUGER. Copper yellow, shaded peach . . ..16 
GEORGE SCHWARTZ (T). Deep golden yellow, well formed flowers 1 6 
Our own selection, in choice variety, plants mostly 
HOMER. Rose, centre salmon ' . . 
INNOCENTE PIROLA. Pure whito, slightly rosy . . 1 
ISABELLA SPRUNT. Sulphur yellow . . . . . . 1 
JEAN DUCHER. Salmon yellow, shaded with rose . . . . 1 
LADY HILLINGDON. Fine golden yellow novelty, a cross between 
“ Papa Gontier ” and “ Lady Roberts,” with long pointed buds, 
producing a glorious effect . . . . . . doz. 21s. 2 0 
!*P“LADY ROBERTS. Rich apricot, shaded pale orange, buds 
long pointed, blooms large and of perfect form . . ..16 
MADAME CONSTANCE S0UPERT (T). Colour yellow with pretty 
peach shading, large full pointed flowers, freely produced . . 16 
MADAME CUSIN. Rosy purple, with pale yellow at base of petals, 
exquisitely formed . . . . . . . . ..16 
MADAME FALCOT. Apricot yellow, very distinct . . ..16 
MADAME JULES GRAVEREAUX. Lemon yellow with rosy peach 
centre ; buds largo, long, and boautifully formed . . ..16 
MADAME LAMBARD. Salmon shaded rose, variable . . ..16 
MADAME DE WATTEVILLE. Salmony white edged with bright 
rose and pink ; beautiful and distinct variety . . ..16 
MAMAN COCHET. Cloar flesh mingled with salmon rose, outer 
petals splashed with bright rose ; flowers very large and well 
formed . . . . . . . . . . ..16 
MARIE VAN HOUTTE. Lemon yellow edged with lively roso, 
medium size, good form, beautiful . . . . ..16 
MOLLY SHARMAN CRAWFORD (T). A splendid roso of sturdy 
growth and branching habit, flowering most profusely and 
continuously. The colour is a delicate oau-de-Nil whito, 
which, as the flowor expands, becomes a dazzling pure white. 
It is delicatoly perfumed, and will be a great acquisition . . 2 0 
“MRS. E. MAWLEY. Bright carmine, shaded salmon. Large 
blooms of great substance and beautiful form. A variety of 
marvellous beauty . . . . . . , . ..16 
MRS. FOLEY HOBBS (T). See page 128 . . . . ..36 
MRS. HERBERT STEVENS (T). A hardy variety said to withstand 
our winters in this climate. Tho bloom is as long and even 
more pointed than that of tho Maman Cochot family, faultless 
in shape and form, a flower of exquisite grace and refinement, 
unsurpassed by any in its class : colour white, with a distinct 
fawn and poach shading towards centre. The petals aro of great 
depth and substanco, retaining their beautiful pointed form to 
tho last . . . . . . . . . . ..26 
NIPHETOS. Pale lemon, changing to white . . Is. 6d. and 2 6 
PAPA GONTIER. Rosy crimson buds, excellent to force for 
cutting . . . . . . . . . . ..16 
PERLE DES JARDINS. Straw colour . . . . ..16 
RAINBOW. A sport from “ Papa Gontier.” Flowers pink striped 
with crimson . . . . . . . . , . ..16 
REVE D’OR (Noisette). Deep yellow .. .. ..16 
SAFRANO. Bright apricot ; beautiful . . . . ..16 
SOUVENIR DE S. A. PRINCE. The finest white ..16 
SOUVENIR DE STELLA GRAY (T). Very novel shade, orange 
splashed yollow and salmon ; medium flowers . . ..20 
SUNRISE. The outer petals are of a lovely salmony-carmine shading 
to a delicate fawn and apricot . . . . . . ..16 
THE BRIDE. A pure white sport from “ Catherine Mermel ” . . 16 
VICOMTESSE FOLKESTONE. Creamy pink . . . . ..16 
WHITE MAMAN COCHET. A whito sport from tho woll-known 
“ Maman Cochet.” This is a fine addition . . ..16 
established in 5 in. pots, per doz. 15s., 18s. and 21s. 
