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THE FLORIST. 
Comice de Seine et Marne, variable. 
Ceres, rose. 
Due de Chartres, deep rose, large, full. 
Emilie Courtier, pale rose, large. 
Julie Deloynes, white, double. 
Latifolia, rose, double 
Lady Canning, rosy lilac, double. 
La Gracieuse, red crimson, large. 
Luxembourg, carmine, superb. 
Le Grenadier, purplish crimson. 
Madame Nerard, delicate blush, large. 
Madame Lacharme, delicate flesh. 
Nerine, rose, double. 
Phoenix, reddish purple, double. 
Pierre de St. Cyr, pale rose, robust. 
Queen, fawn-coloured rose. 
Reine des Yierges, flesh, large. 
Souchet, deep crimson, large and full. 
Souvenir de la Malmaison, flesh, large. 
Theresita, deep rose, cupped. 
This is one of the most beautiful 
classes of autumnal Roses we have, 
the foliage being good, colours bril¬ 
liant ; they grow and bloom freely, 
and are very hardy. 
TEA-SCENTED CHINA. 
Adam, blush rose, large and double. 
Aurora, sulphur tinged with pink, large. 
Bougere, deep rosy bronze, very large. 
Barbot, yellow edges tinged with rose. 
Caroline, delicate pink, rosy centre. 
Comte de Paris, flesh-coloured rose. 
Duchesse de Mecklenburgh, straw. 
Devoidensis, creamy white. 
Goubault, rose centre, buff, large. 
Gloire de Hardy, pink, large. 
Hymenee, blush, centre sulphur. 
Hardy, deep pink, large and double. 
Irma, deep blush, large and double. 
Macarthay, bright rose, 
Niphetos, creamy white, large and full. 
Safrano, bright fawn. 
Loughborough Nursery , Brixton. 
Taglioni, creamy white, centre buff. 
These grow and flower freely, requir¬ 
ing the same protection during winter 
as China Roses. This and the fol¬ 
lowing class of China Roses are well 
adapted for pot culture. 
CHINA. 
Archduke Charles, shaded rose. 
Cramoisie Superieure, velvet}^ crimson. 
Eugene Beauharnais, amaranth, large. 
Fitz Eliza, blush, large and double. 
Fabvier, scarlet, semi-double. 
Mrs. Bosanquet, flesh, large and double. 
Madame Chavent, rosy pink, large. 
White. 
Y ellow. 
BRIERS; AUSTRIAN. 
Harrisonii, bright yellow, cupped. 
Persian Yellow, orange yellow. 
White Banksia. 
Yellow Banksia. 
EVERGREEN ROSES. 
Adelaide d’Orleans, pinkish rose. 
Felicite Perpetue, cream. 
Princess Marie, bright pink. 
STANDARD WEEPING ROSES. 
Worked on Tall Stems. 
Ayreshire Rugo. 
Boursault Amadis. 
Boursault Elegans. 
Multiflora Laure Davoust. 
Noisette La Biche, 
Noisette Jaune Desprez. 
Noisette Luxembourg. 
Sempervirens Felicite Perpetue. 
Sempervirens Princess Maria. 
Sempervirens Princesse Louise. 
CHEAP PROTECTING HOUSES. 
A short time since I paid “ a visit to the Roses at Sawbridgeworth,” 
and entirely unite with the w r riter of the interesting article under that 
title in the feelings of gratification which it is evident that visit 
afforded him. I also saw, and was much interested in, some very 
light, yet apparently very durable and certainly very cheap, erections, 
which, though filled with fruit-trees, were equally well adapted to 
plant cultivation. Now, if Mr. Rivers would furnish you with a de¬ 
scription of these, their cost, the mode of heating &c., with sketches 
to illustrate the same, it would form a most interesting paper in the 
winter months, and greatly oblige very many besides. 
Dursley Mere. 
J. Hoton. 
