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Antoine Verdier. Flowers large and 
well formed, of a line dark rose color, 
with a well defined line of silver on the 
edges of the petals. 
Houle de Neige. A linely formed pure 
white Rose; occasionally shows light 
Mesh when first opening. 
Huron de Honstetten. A c lear velvety 
maroon, shaded with crimson. 
Beauty of Stapleford. Dark purplish 
crimson; flowers well formed, large; a 
very beautiful and distinct variety. 
Coquette desAljis. Large, white Mower, 
occasionally shaded with pink: aeon- 
stunt bloomer, bearing its Mowers in 
clusters. 
Coquette des Hlanches. One of the 
finest white; large, full and fragrant; 
line for cemetery planting. 
Chestnut Hybrid. Deep purplish crim- 
son: tine Mower, sweet scented, and 
inclined toward a climbing habit. 
Caroline de Sansal. Pale Mesh; large 
and full. 
Duchess of Cannaught. Most distinct 
in foliage and blooms; a delicate silver 
rose with bright salmon centre; large 
and highly scented. 
Bari of Pembroke. A bright velvety 
crimson. 
Empress of India. A dark violet crim- 
son; double and fragrant; a splendid 
Rose. 
Francois Levet. Clear bright rose; a 
fine grower. 
Gen. Washington. Brilliant rosy crim- 
son; a good bloomer. 
Gen. Jacqueminot. A velvety scarlet, 
changing to crimson: a free bloomer; 
good for Winter forcing. 
Giant of Hatties. A brilliant crimson : 
large, very double and sweet ; esteemed 
one of the finest. 
Hon. Geo. Bancroft. Flowers large, 
full and regular; bright rosy crimson, 
shaded with purple: very beautiful. 
John Hopper. Bright carmine; good. 
Jules Mar gotten. A bright cherry red; 
large, well formed, fragrant Mowers; 
double and free; a splendid sort. 
la Reitie. A clear bright rose; of fine 
form. 
Ford Bacon. Deep dark crimson, shad- 
ed with scarlet. 
Louise Van Houtte. A rich crimson, 
heavily shaded with maroon; a beauti- 
fully formed and double Mower. 
Lady Emily Peel. A charming Rose; 
medium size and full form : very sweet : 
color white, sometimes tinged and 
shaded with blush. 
Marie Rady. Vermilion red, shaded 
with crimson; large and full globular 
form: very fragrant. 
Marie Baumann. An excellent Rose; 
very large, full arid fragrant; color a 
rich, ruddy red, changing to a lovely 
scarlet maroon; very beautiful. 
Mad. Alexandre Hernaise. Salmon 
rose petals sometimes edged with line 
blush; full and fragrant; a very good 
variety. 
Mad. Masson. Large and double; color 
reddish crimson; of fine form and sub- 
stance; invaluable for bedding pur- 
poses. 
Mad. Alfred de Rougement. A pure 
white, delicately shaded and tinged 
with rose; fully double, good size, very 
sweet and pretty. 
Merveille de Lyon. Extra large, blush 
white. 
La France. A peach shaded rose, that 
blooms through the Winter, season: 
double and fragrant; we consider this 
the finest Rose grown. 
Nancy Lee. A satiny rose: a delicate 
and lovely shade; of slender growth; 
Mowers medium or small, and very 
fragrant. 
Oxonion. A beautiful lilac rose, shaded 
with crimson; very large, double and 
sweet. 
Prince Camile de Rohan. Very deep 
velvety crimson; large and full ; a good 
Rose of splendid color. 
Paul Neyrou. Deep rose; very large 
and full; flagrant and free blooming; 
the largest variety known; very desir- 
able. 
Pride of Waltham. Delicute Mesh color, 
richly shaded with bright rose: very 
distinct; Mowers lurge and full. 
Perfection des Blanches. A finely 
formed, pure white Rose; occasionally 
shows a light flesh when first opening. 
Vlrich Bruner. Flowers large and full, 
with exceedingly large shell shaped 
petals; color a cherry red; a splendid 
variety. 
.Sour, de President Lincoln. Scarlet 
and crimson, shaded with a purplish 
vermilion: very full, fine form; beau- 
tiful and fragrant. 
Fine Climbing Roses for the South. 
The four following Roses are excellent for the climate of the South, where line 
( 'limbing Roses are in demand. In order to place them within the reach of all. we 
will send the four by express for $1.00, one line plant of each. 
MARECHAL KIEL. W. A. RICHARDSON. 
CLIMBING PERLE. CLIMBING NIBHETOS. 
Climbing Niplietos. 
There has never been but one point that held that glorious old Rose. Niphetos, 
in the background, and that was the serious defect of its being a weak grower, and 
this defect is now remedied. We have a vigorous climbing growth, coupled with 
