HYBRID PERPETUALS.--These produce handsome blooms in varied colors in
the summer followed by a more or less bountiful supply in the autumn.
Hardiest of the garden roses.
_Varieties_:
Frau Karl Druschki.--An ideal white rose.
Jacqueminot (Jack Rose).--Brilliant scarlet.
Paul Neyron.--Dark rose; largest of all.
Magna Charta.--Bright pink; a favorite.
George Arends.--Splendid soft pink.
HYBRID TEAS.--These possess the freedom of growth of the foregoing with
much of the delicacy of flowers for which Tea-scented Roses are admired.
The most satisfactory for the general garden.
_Varieties_:
Robert Huey.--One of the largest bright reds.
The Lyon.--Deep coral pink verging on yellow.
White Killarney.--One of the best pure whites.
La France.--Clear, satiny pink.
Burbank.--Rich pink.
Richmond.--Brilliant crimson.
TEA AND NOISETTES.--Loveliness with profuseness are combined in this
section. Much tenderer than the Hybrid Teas; sweet scented. The Noisette
is an excellent climber for walls.
_Varieties_:
The Bride.--Pure white.
Perle des Jardins.--Beautiful rich yellow.
Papa Goutier.--Dark crimson.
William Allen Richardson.--Deep orange-yellow flowers.
Garland.--Semi-double, blush and white.
Longworth Rambler.--Splendid autumn climber; flowers, semi-double and
crimson.
HARDY CLIMBERS.--Popular and showy.
_Varieties_:
American Pillar.--Large, single, pink flowers.
Excelsa.--Finest of crimson ramblers.
Hiawatha.--Single, brilliant crimson.
Dorothy Perkins.--Soft shell-pink, fragrant.
Lady Gay.--Delicate cerise-pink which change to creamy white.
Wichmoss.--A “Moss” rose, light bluish-pink, fragrant.
HYBRID BRIERS.--Hardy semi-climbing roses.
_Varieties_:
Lord Penzance.--Beautiful contrasting shades.
Refulgence.--Dazzling scarlet, in clusters.
Juliet.--Rosy red with reverse petals of old gold.
THE “BABY RAMBLERS.”--Dwarf, “perpetual bloomers.”
_Varieties_:
Phyllis.--Beautiful pink.
Jessie.--Bright cherry-red, white center.
Orleans.--Brilliant red, white center.
Snowball.--White, free flowering.