Stlcrt List of Hoses. 
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H. P. 
MRS. JOHN LA1NC, (New) viy. Del¬ 
icate pink, somewhat after the style 
of Mod. Gab. Luizct; line form, very 
fragrant; blostoms continuously 
through the summer, and forces 
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well under glass. 
50 
H. P. 
Mrs. Laxton, dirf. Fine, globular 
form: color bright crimson. 
to 
50 
T. 
Niphetos, dmf. Pure white, with a 
pinkish tinge in the center; long, 
pointed buds which are exquisitely 
beautiful. A beautiful variety for 
forcing under gla>s. 
20 
;i5 
T. 
Papa Contier, v /(/. Dark rose; large, 
fragrant and free-llowering. A fa¬ 
vorite rose lor forcing under gla-s. 
It is ensilv grown. 
•>o 
35 
II. P. 
Paul Neyron, viy. Beautiful dark rose 
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color; enormously large, double and 
very showv. A splendid rose. 
2u 
50 
T. 
Perle des Jardlns, viy. Straw color, 
deepening to a rich golden yellow, 
large and lull; fragrant; a well- 
known favorite.. 
Persian Yellow, vtg. Bright yellow, 
medium size; semi-double when lull 
blown; very bright and showy*. A 
summer rose, blooming but once; 
20 
35 
very hardy; budded plants only. ... 
50 
II. P. 
Prince Camille de Rohan, mod. Dark 
velvety crimson; large and nearly 
full: extra Hue. 
H'J 
50 
II. P. 
Pierre Nottlng, viy. Dark red or 
crimson, shaded violet; large, full, 
globular; fragrant. One of the best 
dark roses. . 
20 
50 
M. P. 
President Lincoln, mod. Dark red, 
with shade of crimson; large and 
double. 
2J 
50 
II. N. 
Porles des Blanches, mod. White, 
changing to llcsh color; free bloom- 
35 
50 
ing. . 
20 
M. 
Perpetual White Moss. Blooms in 
clusters. Buds well mossed. 
POLYANTHA ROSES. Thlsis a class 
50 
of roses of great value for beddlny 
purposes, as they give a mass oi 
bloom from June until November. 
