(1863)  Page(s) 370.  
 
"House Plants".  By Ruth Hall, of Chicago, Illinois.
In the olden time no collection of plants was considered complete without the rose. Monthly roses are easy of cultivation with a good frontage, moderate warmth, and but little moisture except when flowering freely.
In the garden, of course, roses are indispensable; and in the garden or the house none are more popular than the tea rose.
...Elisa Sauvage, canary yellow, fading to creamy white; very large, very double.