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Hybrid Perpetuals, or Remontants.
American Beauty — An everblooming Hybrid Perpetual.  The flowers are very large, of beautiful form and very double; color, a deep, rich rose.  The fragrance is delightful, resembling La France.

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Hybrid Perpetuals, or Remontants.
Anne de Diesbach — Carmine, beautiful shade; moderately full and very large.

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Climbing Roses.
These are admirably adapted for covering walls, trellises, old trees, unsightly buildings, etc.  Their rapid growth, perfect hardiness, luxuriant foliage, immense clusters of beautiful flowers commend them at once to everyone.
Baltimore Belle — Pale blush, almost white; double; very beautiful; fragrant.

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Hybrid Perpetuals, or Remontants.
Baron de Bonstetten — Rich, velvety maroon; large, full; a splendid sort.

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Hybrid Perpetuals, or Remontants.
Baronne de Maynard — Pure white, medium-sized flowers; good form; ver double and one of the most persistent of bloomers.

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Hybrid Perpetuals, or Remontants.
Black Prince — Dark, velvety crimson, almost black; a good grower and a most magnificent rose.

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Moss Roses.
Well-known, extremely hardy.  Some of them blossom in the autumn, and are so-called "Perpetual Mosses".
Blanche Moreau — Pure white, large, full and perfect form.

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Climbing Roses, field grown.
Climbing Premier, rosy pink

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Moss Roses.
Well-known, extremely hardy.  Some of them blossom in the autumn, and are so-called "Perpetual Mosses".
Countess of Murinais — White, slightly tinged with flesh; the best white moss.

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Hybrid Perpetuals, or Remontants.
Coquette des Alpes — White, lightly shaded with carmine; of medium size; a free bloomer.