AUSTRIAN ROSES — CLIMBING ROSES. 
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Globe "White, (H. P.) — Fine white, lemon tinged. 
Great Western, (H. B.) — Deep crimson; very large; vigorous. 
Henri Barbet, (H. B.) — Brilliant pink ; large and fine. 
La Volupte, (H. P.) — Bright rose, of beautiful form. 
Madame Hardy, (H. C.) — Pure white, large and full ; perfect form. 
Madame Plan tier, (H. C.) — Pure white, blooms in clusters; extra 
fine. 
Paul Ricaut, (H. B.) — Crimson and scarlet: large and full. 
Heine de Provence, (P.) — Pale lilac rose ; very large. 
Unique Blanche, (H. C.) — Pure white, large and full. 
Austrian, or Yellow Roses. 
Harrison’s Y ellow — A beautiful, double yellow Rose. 50 cents. 
Persian Yellow — The finest yellow Rose; double, and a profuse 
bloomer; superb. 75 cents. 
Climbing Roses. 
This class of Roses aro finely adapted for covering walls, trellises, trees, &c. 
Noarly all of the varieties given hero are the Prairie Roses, which are much 
the finest in flowers and foliage. 
PRICES. 
Per Plant, 50 cents each ; per dozen, our selection of varieties, $5.00. 
Anna Maria — Rosy pink, well formed ; clusters large. 
Baltimore Belle — Palo blush, changing to white; very double; blooms 
in clusters ; one of the finest. 
Dundee Rambler — White, edged with pink; a rapid and slender 
grower 
Greville, or Seven Sisters — Crimson, changing to blush; flowers in 
largo clusters. 
King of the Prairies, (Feast.) 
Linnsean Hill Beauty — Pale blush; blooming in large clusters. 
Miss Gunnell — Delicate blush ; blooms in clusters ; rapid growing and 
desirable. 
Mrs. Hovey — Pale white, largo and beautiful. 
Pride of Washington — Dark rose, very double: distinct 
Perpetual Pink — Deep pink ; blooms in clusters. 
Queen Of the Belgians — Dure white, small; a slender, rapid grower. 
Queen of the Prairies — Deep pink, under petals light ; large and 
double ; a rapid grower, and desirable. 
