(1877)  
 
'Bella'. White with a tinge of lemon; vigorous habit; a free bloomer; desirable

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deep rosy-bronze; large, double; very fine habit; superb; free

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Tea Roses.
Comtesse de la Bath [sic]. — Rosy salmon, shaded amber; extra fine; a splendid rose.  60¢
Duchesse de Brabant. — Rosy-blush, shaded amber, ends of petals fringed. [40¢]

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Noisette Roses.
James Sprunt (Climbing Agrippina.)—Rich, dark crimson; medium size; free bloomer; grows six to ten feet in one season. 60¢

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New Hybrid Perpetual Roses of 1873.
Mac-Mahon (Eugène Verdier.)—Large and full flowers of a deep rose, with expanded sepals; large foliage of a reddish-green color; vigorous habit.

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Tea Roses.
Madame Ristori.—Rosy blush; free bloomer; a desirable variety.

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Madlle. Marie Villeboisnet. — Deep pink; large and very double.

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Hybrid Perpetual Roses.
President Lincoln. — Dark red, shaded crimson; large, full and vigorous; a superb rose.

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Noisette Roses.
Reve d'Or (Climbing Safrano.)—Deep yellow, sometimes copper-yellow; large and full; fine climber. 60¢