ery beautiful when its very full white flowers,
slightly flushed in the centre with pink, open properly. But they need
plenty of sun and a sheltered position to do so in perfection. _Rosa
Lucida_ and _Lucida plena_ are two rose-coloured hybrids with handsome
reddish foliage.

With the Noisettes, Musk, and Macartney roses, we have only touched the
fringe of autumn flowering climbers. And three most important classes
remain to be noticed. These are--

CLIMBING HYBRID PERPETUALS, TEAS, AND HYBRID TEAS.

Among the Hybrid Perpetuals there are several line climbing roses, as
well as climbing sports of well-known dwarfs, which are valuable to this
class. While roses of specially vigorous growth, but not usually counted
as climbers, such as _Magna Charta_, _Margaret Dickson_, _Pierre
Notting_, and others, make admirable pillars.

But it is among the Tea and Hybrid Tea roses that we find our richest
harvest of autumn flowering climbers. Some of these are pure climbers,
such as the noble _Gloire de Dijon_ and its descendants; and _Cheshunt
Hybrid_, _Reine Marie Henriette_, _Reine Olga de Wurtemberg_, _Belle
Lyonnaise_, etc. Many of these and others do grandly as tall standards,
making fine heads covered with bloom. And many more can be grown as
isolated bush roses, planted out singly with plenty of space round them.
_Gruss an Teplitz_, _Gustave Regis_, _Mme. Jules Gravereaux_, the
exquisite _Lady Waterlow_, and Cooling's _Apple Blossom_, are specially
suited to this form of growth.

In the following lists of these three groups of roses, I have, for
convenience sake, placed Teas and Hybrid Teas together.

NOISETTE ROSES, _R. Noisettiana_.

Aimee Vibert. _Vibert_, 1828. White, climbing;
there is also a dwarf form.

Alister Stella Gray. _Gray_, 1895. Pale yellow,
orange centre.

Bouquet d'Or. _Ducher_, 1873. Pale yellow, centre
copper.

Celine Forestier. _Trouillard_, 1842. Pale yellow.

Cloth of Gold. _Coquereau_, 1843. Golden yellow,
sulphur edges.

Crepuscule. _Dubreuil_, 1905. Rich copper yellow
and nasturtium red.

Fellenberg. _Fellenberg_, 1857. Rosy crimson,
suitable for a dwarf wall, or pillar.

Fortune's Yellow. _Fortune_, 1845. Orange yellow,
shaded metallic red, summer flowering.

Jaune Desprez. _Desprez_, about 1825. Buff, pink,