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The Multiflora Roses: A Selection of Varieties
(The approximate date of flowering is given in each case.)
Aglaia. — The buds, produced in big clusters, are yellow, the open flowers white. This is not a very satisfactory variety since it does not bloom at all freely until three years old. June 8.

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Alberic Barbier pale yellow) on the arch...

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The Wichuraiana Roses: A Selection of Varieties
(The approximate date of flowering of each variety is given.)
Alberic Barbier. — One of the very best. Growth is most vigorous, the glossy green leaves are attractive, while the small, well-formed, yellow buds are very delightful, and are produced in profusion. The open flowers are creamy-white. This variety generally forms pronounced woody stems, which many wichuraiana roses do not, so that old shoots cannot be cut out so freely. June 10 and in autumn.

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Tea Roses
Alexander Hill Gray. -- One of the newer Tea Roses, of deep lemon-yellow colouring and perfect form. The growth is vigorous. Unfortunately, the blooms have weak stalks , and therefore droop.

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Tea Roses
Anna Chartron. -- A pretty little flower; cream, with carmine-rose margin. A favourite buttonhole rose. Growth is vigorous.

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Tea Roses
Anna Olivier. -- One of the best of the Tea roses for garden display; it blooms very freely and continuously. The small blooms, of good form, are pale rose and buff shades. Growth is vigorous. A fine rose for all purposes.

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The Wichuraiana Roses: A Selection of Varieties
(The approximate date of flowering of each variety is given.)
Aviateur Bleriot. — A charming rose with orange-yellow buds and paler flowers. Very pretty. June 10.

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Tea Roses
Beauté Inconstante. -- Those who do not demand constancy in colouring from their roses will be pleased with this variety, which is most variable. The flowers are generally copper and red- they may be either or both. It is free blooming and fragrant, and grows well.

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Climbing Tea Roses
Belle Lyonnaise. -- A beautiful rose, with large yellow blooms, which are not very freely produced.

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Tea Roses
Betty Berkeley. -- An attractive red Tea rose without much pretence to form of flower. But it is distinct and showy, and helps the garden show. It is of free growth and blooms well.