Auguste Barbier. _Barbier_, 1901. Violet lilac,
white centre.

Debutante. _Walsh_, 1902. Large clusters, soft
pink, very fragrant.

Dorothy Perkins. _Jackson & Perkins_, 1901. Bright
rose pink, large clusters.

Edmond Proust. _Barbier_, 1903. Pink, centre
shaded carmine.

Elisa Robichon. _Barbier_, 1903. Salmon buff, base
of petals yellow.

Evangeline. _Walsh_, 1906. Large single flowers,
white, tipped pink.

Evergreen Gem. _Manda_, 1900. Buff changing to
white, double.

Francois Foucard. _Barbier_, 1902. Yellow, turning
creamy white.

Gardenia. _Manda_, 1899. Bright yellow in bud,
changing to cream.

Hiawatha. _Walsh_, 1905. Single, bright crimson,
white eye.

Jersey Beauty. _Manda_, 1899. Single, pale yellow,
bright yellow stamens.

Lady Gay. _Walsh_, 1905. Deep rose pink, large
clusters.

Lady Godiva. _Paul & Son_, 1907. Pale flesh pink,
sport from Dorothy Perkins.

Manda's Triumph. _Manda_, 1897. Pure white,
double.

May Queen. _Manda_, 1899. Coral red, large
flowers.

Minnehaha. _Walsh_, 1907. Satin pink, double,
large clusters.

Paradise. _Walsh_, 1907. Single, pink and white.

Paul Transon. _Barbier_, 1902. Large panicles,
double rose, tea rose scent.

Pink Pearl. Buds deep pink, changing to pearly
pink.

Pink Roamer. _Manda_, 1899. Bright rose, white
eye, semi-double.

Rene Andre. _Barbier_, 1901. Creamy white, yellow
centre, tea scented.

Rubra. _Barbier_, 1900. Single, bright red, white
centre.

Ruby Queen. Brilliant carmine, large clusters,
double.

South Orange Perfection. _Manda_, 1899. Clear
rose.

The Farquhar. _Farquhar_, 1904. Pale rose turning
white.

Universal Favorite. _Manda_, 1899. Porcelain rose.

FOOTNOTE:

[3] See pruning, p. 26.

CHAPTER V

CLIMBING ROSES--AUTUMN FLOWERING

WHILE many of the beautiful roses enumerated in the last chapter are
indispensable in our gardens for covering pillars, arches, screens,
walls, fences and pergolas, an end com