. Catalogue of roses, house and bedding plants and bulbs, 1893. Nursery stock Florida Catalogs; Roses Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. R0353, GREE^aOa^E AND BEDDING PLANTS, ETC. HARDY CLI/ABING ROSES. 10 cents each, except where noted. Mai l ha. 1 lualtliy grower, and a most generous l)l(]iimer; flowers pure white. 211 cts. I'l-osident. The most (liiuble and tlic largest flow- ers (if all the hardy climbers; color a very britjht pink. I'l-aii-ie i^iii'Cii. Flow- ers large ; bright rosy ])ink. Haltimore Hclle. Pale blush, tinged with carmine, rose and white : very double. *Uenn("ll's S*'*'*!!!!
. Catalogue of roses, house and bedding plants and bulbs, 1893. Nursery stock Florida Catalogs; Roses Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. R0353, GREE^aOa^E AND BEDDING PLANTS, ETC. HARDY CLI/ABING ROSES. 10 cents each, except where noted. Mai l ha. 1 lualtliy grower, and a most generous l)l(]iimer; flowers pure white. 211 cts. I'l-osident. The most (liiuble and tlic largest flow- ers (if all the hardy climbers; color a very britjht pink. I'l-aii-ie i^iii'Cii. Flow- ers large ; bright rosy ])ink. Haltimore Hclle. Pale blush, tinged with carmine, rose and white : very double. *Uenn("ll's S*'*'*!!!!!}-. Flowers e, doubk' and fragrant, aroliiio (mxxIi-u-Ii. Color the same 'len. Iarc|Ueinini>t ; very fragrant, liaiiipiioy. Deep rose, changing to • r. ise, i<'vill<' or Seven Sisters. Varies in Ioreau. Flowers large ; color bright red, w ith w bite stripe ; the buds are large and handsome, finely shaped and well mossed ; a good grower. 15 cts. AVhiteBatli. White; very attractive, both in bud and open flower; of good habit and a good blooniei- : \ er\ prett> . 15 cts. Ghiry ol' ^I() ()ne of the finest Moss Roses in existeni e , color brilliant rose ; large, full, flat form and large handsome foliage. 25 c. .Tames Veitch. This is claimed to be a per])etual bloomer ; color violet-crimson ; of medium size and very prettily mossed. 15 cts. Hints on Culture. The Sloss Roses all, as a rule, require close pruning and high culture ; give them a very rich soil. If they should show any signs of mildew in spring or summer, sprinkle the foliage with water and then dust it with soot or sulphur, and continue this treatment until the roses begin healthful growth. In autumn mildew is not dangerous and may be disre- garded. As Moss roses are especially ]>rized for their buds, these should be cut when just beginning to open, in early morning, with the dew still on them, and placed in water, were they will remain perfect a long while. All Moss roses are de- liciously fragr
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