Walsh's handbook of roses / M.H. Walsh

              WALSH'S    HANDBOOK   OF    ROSES
OTHER RAMBLERS OF RECENT INTRODUCTION AND STERLING MERIT, continued
THE FARQUHAR RWSE
Bears magnificent clusters of bright pink, double
flowers. It is perfectly hardy and retains its glossy,'
bright green foliage until very late in the fall.
80 cts. each, $9 per doz.
GHISLAINE DE FELIGONDE
Slender, shapely buds of clear yellow.  $1.50 each.
EUGENE JACQUET
Cherry-red flowers produced freely in large
clusters.  Fragrant.  A good climber.  $1 each.
DOROTHY PERKINS
Soft light pink, flowering profusely in large clusters; fragrant and lasting. 65 cts. each, $7.50 per doz.
AMERICAN PILLAR
Lovely shade of pink, with a clear white eye and
bright stamens; flowers single and large, produced
in great clusters. 75 cts. each, $8 per doz.
DR. VAN FLEET
Rich flesh pink; long pointed buds; useful for
cutting. 75 cts. each.
MARY WALLACE (New)
Semi-double. Color, bright clear rose-pink with
salmon base to petals.  $1.50 each.
SILVER MOON
Semi-double flowers; large size; pure white in color
with yellow stamens.  75 cts. each.
HYBRID POLYANTHAS
75 cts. each, $8 per doz., ex
.eEnnchen Muller. Bright deep pink, flowers exquisitely formed, resembling a cactus dahlia. A
delightful early- and late-flowering variety.
Baby Dorothy.   Bright pink; blooms in masses.
Baby Tausendschon.   Deep pink to white.
Cecile Brunner. Bright rose, yellowish in center. A
delightfully fragrant, double Rose.
Clotilde Soupert.  Outer petals pearly white, center
rosy; large, full, and beautifully imbricated.
Chatillon    Rose.      (New.)     Semi-double    silvery
crimson flowers, gradually passing to white in
center, are produced in large sprays.   $1 each.
Echo.   Soft delicate pink.
Ellen  Poulsen.    Large,   full,  dark,  brilliant  pink
flowers; sweetly scented.    Very floriferous.
George Elger. Coppery golden yellow, changing to
clear yellow when opening. Growth is upright;
very free-flowering. Fine for edgings or borders,
and superb as a pot-plant.
Gruss an Aachen. Orange-red and yellow buds;
large flesh-pink and salmon flowers with deeper
center; slightly perfumed.  Strong, free bloomer.
Jessie. Bright cherry-crimson; plants are robust
growers; this variety is one of the most desirable.
cept where otherwise noted
Katharina Zeimet.  Pure white; small, but full, and
a free-flowering variety.
Lady Reading.   Bright red, fairly full flowers are
produced   in   large   clusters;   faintly   perfumed.
Vigorous grower; blooms very freely.
Lafayette.   Brilliant cherry-crimson flowers.   $ 1 ea.
La Marne.  Semi-double flowers, bright salmon-rose
at edges and rosy blush inside.    Blooms abundantly and continuously.
Mme.   N.   Levavasseur.    Rosy  crimson;   marvel-
ously free-flowering; of dwarf habit.
Marie Pavic.   Perpetual summer-blooming; hardy,
vigorous, and one of the most satisfactory in the
Polyantha class.   Flowers white, with rose center.
Early bloomer, continuing until frost.
Mrs. W. H. Cutbush.   Deep, clear pink blooms in
large, loose panicles.
Orleans Rose.   New Polyantha.   Strong, vigorous
grower, with immense trusses of bloom; brilliant
geranium-red, with white center.   Dwarf.
Perle d'Or.   Nankeen-yellow, with orange center.
small and full; very beautiful.
White Cecile Brunner.   Similar to Cecile Brunner,
but clear white.
YvonneRabier. Small, pure white blooms, creamy at
base.   Flowers freely.   Foliage bright glossy green.
AUSTRIAN BRIERS AND THEIR HYBRIDS
$1 each,3
Arthur R. Goodwin. Originated in 1909. Coppery
orange-red, passing to salmon-pink as the flowers
expand. The flowers are flat-centered, suffused
with a faint blush of salmon. A special feature
of the plant is its shiny chocolate-colored stems
and its large thorns, which are red and translucent
when young. Flowers medium to large.
Constance. Orange-yellow bud, streaked with
crimson; large, full, globular flower of cadmium-
yellow, passing to golden yellow.
Golden Emblem. Lovely in both bud and bloom.
Clear yellow flowers, with some of the outer petals
flamed light crimson.
Harison's Yellow. Very pretty yellow; suited for
bedding.
Juliet. Outside of petals old-gold, interior rich rosy
red changing to deep rose as the flowers expand.
Blooms both in summer and autumn.
Lyon. Shrimp-pink at end of petals; center salmon,
shaded with chrome-yellow. Large, full, perfectly
formed. Very fragrant.
11 per doz.
Mme. Edouard Herriot. Vivid terra-cotta, passing to clear strawberry-rose; semi-double; glossy
green foliage. A valuable Rose for the garden and
also a good forcing Rose.
Persian Yellow.  Deep golden yellow; large, fine.
Rayon d'Or. Cadmium-yellow as the blooms begin
to open, toning to sunflower-yellow, when fully
expanded. Immune to mildew. Flower large, full,
of fine globular form.
Soleil d'Or. Varying from orange - yellow to
reddish gold, shaded with nasturtium-red; large,
full, flat-shaped flowers; perfectly hardy; free-
blooming.
Willowmere. Rich shrimp-pink, shaded yellow in
the center, and toning to carmine-pink toward the
edges of petals; vigorous growth and erect,
branching habit. Long, carmined coral-red bud,
carried on long, stout flower-stalks. Very large
flower, full and of elongated cup shape; superb.
Yellow Austrian. Deep yellow; single; beautiful.