The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . tothe older hybrids. Hymenocallis concinna,—I described this newMexican species in the Gard. Chron. last June. Crinum Wimbushi, C. Samueli.—These two newCrinums from Central Africa are in alliance withC. pauciflorum. I described them from mygarden, for the first time, in Gardeners Chronicle,Oct. 25, 1902. A. Worsley. {To be continued.) THE ROSARY. ROSES OF RECENT the most notable Rose that has beenrecently introduced is a pure white Hybrid Per-petual, a great improvement in form a
The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . tothe older hybrids. Hymenocallis concinna,—I described this newMexican species in the Gard. Chron. last June. Crinum Wimbushi, C. Samueli.—These two newCrinums from Central Africa are in alliance withC. pauciflorum. I described them from mygarden, for the first time, in Gardeners Chronicle,Oct. 25, 1902. A. Worsley. {To be continued.) THE ROSARY. ROSES OF RECENT the most notable Rose that has beenrecently introduced is a pure white Hybrid Per-petual, a great improvement in form and colouron Merveille de Lyons. This variety has receivedfrom its eminent raiser the name of Frau Karl estimated. Now that it has been so manifestlytranscended by a Ro3e of greater purity derivedfrom its vigorous self, it will take a secondaryposition, its proper place. It had, in any instance,already been surpassed by a much more valuableRose for the garden, perhaps the grandest of allvarieties for impressive effect, viz., MargaretDickson. Another remarkable Rose, introduced content. Fig. 44.—entrance to flower garden, swallowfield park, berks, (see p. 97.)(Phoiojraphtd by F. Mason Good.) Druschki, and was introduced by P. Lambert in1900. I have been informed that it was theresult of a cross between Caroline Testout andMerveille de Lyons, and there can be no questionthat it has already proved itself worthy of such adistinguished parentage, combining as it doesthe finest attributes of both. It opens with thefacility of Caroline Testout, while on the otherhand it is much superior in colour and form toMerveille de Lyons; the latter of which, I mayadd parenthetically, was, at the period of its firstappearance in this country, considerably over- poraneously with Frau Karl Druschki, is SoleildOr (Pernet Ducher, 1900), which, though [verymuch darker in colour, owing to its apricot orNasturtium-red shading, very much resemblesthe beautiful Persian Yellow. I saw it at Wal-tham Cr
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