NAME.

Wichuraiana.

William Allen
Richardson

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DESCRIPTION.

(Species) Crépin, 1887.-From Japan.-
White. Vigorous pillar.-Pillar, arch,
creeping.-Late flowering.-Fragrant.-
Summer. (P. none.)-See chap. iv.
(N.) Veuve Ducher, 1878.-Deep orange-
yellow, white edge.-Vigorous pillar.—
Garden, pillar, standard, wall.—Distinct
in colour.-Good under glass.-A good
button-hole rose.-(P. thin.)

*William Shean. (H.T.) A. Dickson & Sons, 1906.-Terracotta-pink, yellow shading.-Moderate. -Show.-Flowers of immense size.(P. sparingly.)

York and Lancaster

(D.) Pale rose or white, sometimes half of each, sometimes white streaked with pale rose.-Rosa Mundi is often called by this name.-Deliciously fragrant.Typical Damask perfume.-Summer.(P. none.)-See chap. i.

SOME OF THE BEST ROSES IN THE FOREGOING LIST FOR
GENERAL PURPOSES

Summer Flowering

Anne of Geierstein (S. Brier).

Blush Rambler (Mult.).

Dorothy Perkins (Wich.).
Macrantha (S.).

Crimson Rambler (Mult.). Moschata grandiflora (Mosch.).

The Garland (H.C.).

TWENTY-FOUR VARIETIES RECOMMENDED FOR CLASSES OF "GARDEN ROSES" EXHIBITED IN BUNCHES