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Title: Jubilee floral catalogue
Identifier: CAT31284900 (find matches)
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Nanz & Neuner; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nurseries (Horticulture) Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs
Publisher: Louisville, Ky. : Nanz & Neuner
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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LOUISVILLE, KY. 27 NOISBTTB ROSES. Formerly hardy, they have been hybridized with Tea Rosea so as to lose much of their former character. They have been much improved in color and form, and to obtain large, perfect flowers, ought to be trimmed well every spring, and some during early summer. In the Southern States, or cultivated under glass in colder climes, they are magnificent climbers. The.y all need protection here. .4MERICA. Creamy yellow, bronze shaded; good bloomer. ATME VIBERT. One of the hardiest and best bloomers; pure white, well formed flowers, in large clusters. AIMB VIBERT, CLIMBING. Same as above, but will run ten feet or more. CELINE FORESTER. Pale yellow, deeper toward the cen- ter, an excellent tree. LAMARQTJE. Purest white; a splendid climber under glass, and the freest and finest for winter-blooming; has to be trimmed and trained well. CLOTH OF GOLD OR CHROMATELLA. Deep, yellow cen- ter with sulphur edges; a splendid rose, but a shy bloomer. Do not prune foo short, EUPHROSYNE. Pale yellow, orange tinge, resembling Glolre de Dijon; a free bloomer and good grower; very good sort. GLOIRE DE DIJON. Buff, with orange ceq.ter, very large and double; handsome foliage and vigorous free-blooming habit. The mose useful of all tea-scented roses. Too much can not be said in its praise. JAMES SPRUNT. (Climbing Agripplna.) A rich, dark crim- son; very strong grower. MAD. ALFRED CARRIERE. We know no better place than this for a rose of hybrid origin. It has long, rambling branches and blooms as freely as most of the Teas, al- though perfectly hardy and resembling the Hybrid Per- petual Roses in the globular form of its large flowers. Flesh white, with a slight shade of salmon. OPHIRIE. Reddish copper, medium size, full; the plants have to have age in order to bloom well. REINE MARIA HENRIETTA. A seedling of the Glolre da Dijon, with bright red flowers, large, full and scented. In shape and size it is certainly very distinct and beau- tiful; color, bright cherry-red; a strong, vigorous grower. This rose succeeds well all over the South. W. A. RICHARDSON. A new shade of orange-yellow; strong growers and good bloomers; very fine. REINE OLGA DE WURTEMBURG. Large, full and fine; color rosy-flesh, delicately tinged with salmon yellow; petals margined with crimson; blooms in clusters.
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Souvenir de La Malmaison, Bourbon Hose. ALL ROSES GROWN ON THEIR OWN ROOTS.

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