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Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants...William Prince, Flushing, New York
(1827) Page(s) 117.
China Roses.
Most of which are monthly, or everblooming.
1726 American tea-scented—Rosa odorata v. americana...$2
(1822) Page(s) 31.
ROSES. Rosa.
N.B. It may be well to observe that all the following Roses will endure our winters in the open air.
104 Atlas, 75 cts.
(1822) Page(s) 30.
ROSES. Rosa.
N.B. It may be well to observe that all roses will stand our winters in the open air.
87 Bicolor mignonne, $1
(1822) Page(s) 30.
ROSES. Rosa.
N.B. It may be well to observe that all the following Roses will endure our winters in the open air.
70. Triumphant bizarre, $1
(1822) Page(s) 29.
ROSES. Rosa.
N.B. It may be well to observe that all the following Roses will endure our winters in the open air.
48 Blush monthly, 75 cents.
(1822) Page(s) 31.
ROSES. Rosa.
N.B. It may be well to observe that all the following Roses will endure our winters in the open air.
120 Burning coal, $1
(1822) Page(s) 30.
ROSES. Rosa.
N.B. It may be well to observe that all the following Roses will endure our winters in the open air.
97. Brillant carmine, $1
(1827) Page(s) 117.
China Roses.
Most of which are monthly, or everblooming.
1744 Chaussé...Rosa chaussé...$2
(1825) Page(s) 48.
China Roses, Most of which are monthly, or everblooming.
452. *Countess of Fresnel... nova var.... $2
The kinds marked thus* will bear our winters without protection — the others should be covered with straw during winter.
(1822) Page(s) 31.
ROSES. Rosa.
N.B. It may be well to observe that all the following Roses will endure our winters in the open air.
119 Delicatesse, $1
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