New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13

Agrippina (China) rich crimson not ia'se' ''
HppSne !" large cuPped bright rosy
crimson; hardy and a relobl bioomerG a. 1ohorthe
Duchesse de Brabant or Comtesse ue .ap' &C.
(ea pink shaded carmine; prsttlest IN uun tea
Of bloom. strong grower and hardy as any Yellow:
CoQuete de Lyon. tea. delicate ctroh 'e''"'
of good form. but small ...,,o,, r,ohu,ar and
,u m;o deem ne BY many growers eer ooOmer and
! more reliable than Perle des Jardins ,r,or 10
the advent Of Kaisern augusta Victoria and Its
large. fun and superhIy formed o ,Sot rernins
Queen queen only Inferior in their lack OF fragrance
FOR the garden it IS one OF the best ,eS small to
medium size, double. cxquisitely shaped half
hardy and free hpOmsr until ndq a5e
shaded with fawn its large pointed buds n open 70
Nat full and fragrant delicate iag
dgi Of Its petals tnsed With Strong in
Sombrcnil tea Bourbon. creamy white sometimes
Sunset sport from Perie des Jardins and den-
tica with that splendid golden Hover IN a and
spects, except that its yellow shades 10 copper anu
5 MT s Dr MG"t the eara pale S s Ss
size FULL perfect IN form and very irasraam' . nd y,
is vigorous grower prolific fairy ~ all tea
roses for garden culture. .,., ~.
Golden Gate tea creamy wne IN all Stages Of
development the plant bears profuseV anu It's
There are also certain roses outside these cate.
gores that in the formation OF rose-gatuel, i'ay
he tgToss o one o. these best OF all
for hedge. IL Nine Planter hybrid emma r nmrs
white flowers Of good size fiat and fui Anotner
the Persian Yellow has foliage deG Goe GoWers
! OF an intensely bright yellow color. ,,. ,,
dish violeO are a distinc: japanese family grow
Ing rapidly in popular appreciation Ihe,r no" "r
pTS SGG s%s G thr r5 the
! attempts have been made TO produce strain OF
hybrid rugosas hearing double flowers. but WIN
only limited success. The best result thus far OBJ
| taInei Is Mime. Georges Rruant. cross between
fains the beautiful foliage and bears IN clus
tiers swoetly scented, semi double. pure white now
ers the buds OF which are long. slender ana polhI,u
like those OF Niphetos. a tendency to mldew badly
Is It's worst characteristlc. ,.... $780,,
No rose garden can be complete without moss mos.
OF which there are nunlhGr Of OF varieties
These four are worthy OF recommenda,oniii osso,
charming in bud and opening fairly we'll esab-
'iS Wb,n Bath the best white Of the family fine
bud. opening to medium size, full and fairly well
Crimson moss. dark crimson. semi-double and
good in bud only, but handsomely messed and pref
Crested moss is the finest OF all the family The
messy frings assumes cuTiously cresthKe lotIn
to full, handsome and fragrant rose OF good size
The polyanthas. though small. must not be over
mirable as any Of the remontants or teas in every
particular except size. and what they lack in mag
nitude they willingly make up In numbers. Their
distinctive feature Is the production OF their flowers
in corymhs. clusters. sometimes so numerous and
at a little distance OF gigantic individual roses.
Nearly all the family are hardy as tackass" not
for living and even Furnishing in pots under the
ordinarily adverse conditions OF living rooms. where
the big would quickly pine and die. The mos.
valuable variety doubtless is the japanese Crimson
Rambler introduced here couple of years ago and
previously known in England under the En-
g!neer II is extraordinarily strong grower. MAX
ing shoots eight or ten feet long IN season. and
may either be grown as a bush, pegged down 70
spread over bed. or trained up climber. Its
flowers are of vivid crimson hue and though only
al n inch hgtN IN in
forty together And delicate as they seem. no other
roses are SO lasting these. either upon the plant
or when cut. II is hardy at least as far north as
There is not much choice among the climbing
roses Tor outdoor growth In the Northern States.
gan and some other Western States are SUM-
Sienty hardy 10 endure our winters without injury.
Noisette climbers. but the tenderest climbing teas
nS yfn mrGush as Plaza ana p
beauty as can be realized only by those who have
Baltimore Belle. pale blush. changing to white
small and blooming IN clusters: Queen OF the Prai
dunn large and double. and Gem OF the Praries.
like the Queen in color. but a large fat flower.
At the head OF the Southern climbers stands
ia % Gn al oh S9w aside T from
GGommerciai 1t has only one fant
# q IS cG The GGfs nS to- Wh6
It belongs. are a distinct class OF tender. beauti;
OF Charleston, S: C.. originated them. and they
improved by n French hv'-dlzer named
Noisette. who produced new varieties by crossing
with various teas and remontants L1marpun. also
a Nosette Is n fine rose. white with sulphur
tire. ranking next to Mel. Chromatea. or Cloth
Of Gold. Seeding from Lamarque. is another
handsome flower OF rich yellow. shaded deepest at
the edges OF the petals. but Inferior to Mel
Glore de Dion Is n fine. half-hardy climbing
rose. bearing largo. globular flowers that
beautiful combination Of rose, salmon and yellow
shades. 4 number OF the best hybrid teas and
some Of the remontaEts have developed climbing
sports" among them Meteor American Beauty.
PlerpOD' Morgan Nlrhp'Oc
Cusin. General Iacducminot and jules Margottin,
while others again have been produced by crosses
between the climbers OF the two hybrid classes.
They all require careful protection from the cold
of Northern winters and can hardly he called even
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