THE MANUAL OF GARDENING. 
Imperial — crimson, fine. 
“ Red — rich red. 
“ Superba — light pink, large and fine. 
King of Reds — bright red, neatly capped. 
Mirabile — superb pink, extra fine. 
Moss — common rose colour. 
“ du Luxumborg, or crimson. 
“ crested, or crested Proving. 
“ crimson — dark rose, fine. 
“ white Bath — pure white. 
Nonsuch — pink. 
Nigrora — dark pine, fine. 
Nigretenne — very dark rose. 
Nonpareil — rose red. 
Normandy — violet red. 
Ombre superb — dark red. 
Pompadore — changeable purple. 
Provins cabbage — rosy pink, very double. 
“ crested — blush, large and double, very superb. 
“ white or unique — large white. 
“ red — light red. 
Prolific — blush. 
Primer noble — rose red. 
Queen of roses — superb rose. 
Ruschenberg — (madam), j J^ubl e°’ VelT ^ 
Rosa Dingiensis — dark crimson. 
Rose Ferrique — violet crimson. 
Sanspareil — shaded crimson. 
Striped nosegay — superb cherry red. 
Susannah — cupped rose, fine. 
Sweet briar, common — single pink leaves, fragrant. 
“ double white — creamy white, fine. 
“ double red — red, very fine. 
Tuscany — very dark crimson. 
Triumphant — rosy red. 
Virgin’s blush — rich blush. 
York and Lancaster — red and white. 
NOISETTE ROSES. 
La Biche — flesh coloured. 
Lady Byron — brilliant pink, fine. 
Lafayette — fine pink. 
Lutea or Smithii — light yellow. 
La Sarmenteus — blush white. 
Landreth’s Carmine — superb carmine, (immense clusters.) 
La Nymphe — pale rose. 
