. Blush pink.

White de Meaux. White.

MOSS ROSES, _R. Centifolia muscosa_. (Summer flowering.)

Baron de Wassenaer. _V. Verdier_, 1854. Light
crimson, in clusters.

Common. _Holland_, 1596. Pale rose.

Comtesse de Murinais. _Vibert_, 1827. White, large
and double.

Crested. _Vibert_, 1827. Rosy pink, paler edges.

Crimson Globe, _Wm. Paul & Son_, 1891. Deep
crimson.

Celina. _Hardy_, 1855. Rich crimson, shaded
purple.

Gloire des Moussues. _Robert_, 1852. Rosy blush,
large and full.

Laneii. _Laffay_, 1846. Rosy crimson, tinted
purple.

White Bath. _Salter_, 1810. Paper white, large and
beautiful.

Zenobia. _Wm. Paul & Son._ Fine satin pink.

PERPETUAL MOSS ROSES.

Blanche Moreau. _Moreau Robert_, 1881. Pure white.

James Veitch. Violet shaded.

Mme. Edouard Ory. _Robert_, 1856. Bright carmine.

" Louis Leveque. _Leveque_, 1904. Colour of
_Captain Christy_.

" Moreau. _Moreau-Robert_, 1873. Vermilion red.

Mrs. William Paul. _Wm. Paul & Son_, 1870. Very
bright rose.

Perpetual White Moss. Blooming in clusters.

Salet. _Lacharme_, 1854. Bright rose, blush edges,
fine.

Venus. _Welter_, 1905. Fiery red, one of the best.

THE FRENCH ROSE, also called "ROSE DE PROVINS," _R. Gallica_.

Belle des Jardins. _Guillot_, 1873. Bright purple,
striped white.

Dometile Becard. Flesh, striped rose.

Oeillet Parfait. Pure white, broad stripes, rosy
crimson.

Perle des Panachees. _Vibert_, 1845. White,
striped lilac.

Rosa Mundi. Red, striped white.

Old Red, the "Apothecary's Rose," often called
"Red Damask."

Tuscany. Deep claret red.

Village Maid. White, striped rose or purple.

THE DAMASK ROSE, _R. Damascena_.

Kazanlik. Silver rose.

La Ville de Bruxelles. Light rose, blush margin.

Lady Curzon. _Turner_, 1902. Large, single pink.

Lady Sarah Wilson. _Turner_, 1902. Semi-double,
creamy blush.

Lady White. _Turner_, 1902. Semi-double, white
tinted pink.

Leda, or painted D