Part 5 (1/2)

Dometile Becard. Flesh, striped rose.

Oeillet Parfait. Pure white, broad stripes, rosy crimson.

Perle des Panachees. _Vibert_, 1845. White, striped lilac.

Rosa Mundi. Red, striped white.

Old Red, the ”Apothecary's Rose,” often called ”Red Damask.”

Tuscany. Deep claret red.

Village Maid. White, striped rose or purple.

THE DAMASK ROSE, _R. Damascena_.

Kazanlik. Silver rose.

La Ville de Bruxelles. Light rose, blush margin.

Lady Curzon. _Turner_, 1902. Large, single pink.

Lady Sarah Wilson. _Turner_, 1902. Semi-double, creamy blush.

Lady White. _Turner_, 1902. Semi-double, white tinted pink.

Leda, or painted Damask. Blush, edged lake.

Madame Hardy. _Hardy_, 1832. White.

” Zoetmans. Creamy white.

Mrs. O. G. Orpen. _Orpen_, 1906. Climbing, large single, in trusses, rosy pink.

Single Crimson Damask. _Turner_, 1901.

York and Lancaster (true). Red and white, in patches.

THE WHITE ROSE, _R. Alba_.

Blanche Belgique. White.

Celestial. Flesh colour, tinted delicate pink.

Felicite. Rosy flesh, margin blush.

Mme. Audot. Glossy flesh.