Amateur de jardinage; un livre pour le créateur de maison et l'amateur de jardin . Si on m'a demandé de choisir un Dozentype, mon choix serait le suivant: Alfred Colomb. Cramoisi brillant. Parfumé. Anna de Diesbach. Carmin. Parfumé. 147 LA ROSE baronne Rothschild. Rose tendre. Capitaine Hayward. Rose profonde. Information parfaite. Frau Carl Druschki. Blanc pur. Général Jacquelinot. Super cramoisi.Très doux. Jules Margottin. Cramoisi rosé. Mabel Morrison. Blanc, délicatement éclipsable avec rougeur. Magna Charta. Carmin brillant. Une fleur de velours. Madame Gabriel De Luizet. Rose délicat.Exquis. Mme John Laing. Rose tendre. V

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Amateur gardencraft; a book for the home-maker and garden lover . If I were asked to select a dozenkinds, my choice would be the following: Alfred Colomb. Bright crimson. Fragrant. Anna de Diesbach. Carmine. Fragrant. 147 THE ROSE Baroness Rothschild. Soft pink. Captain Hayward. Deep rose. Perfect inform. Frau Carl Druschki. Pure white. General Jacqueminot. Brilliant crimson.Very sweet. Jules Margottin. Rosy crimson. Mabel Morrison. White, delicately shadedwith blush. Magna Charta. Glowing carmine. A lovelyflower. Madame Gabriel de Luizet. Delicate pink.Exquisite. Mrs. John Laing. Soft pink. Very fragrant. XJlrich Brunner. Bright cherry red. To increase the above list would be to dupli-cate colors, for nearly all the other kinds in-cluded in the dealers lists are variations of thedistinctive qualities of the above. The twelvenamed will give you more pleasure than a largernumber of less distinctive kinds would, for ineach merit stands out pre-eminent, and all thebest qualities of the best Roses are representedin the list. THE ROSE AS A SUMMERREDDER. HE amateur gardener mayenjoy Roses from June toNovember if he is willing totake a little trouble forthem. Not, however, withthe material treated of inthe chapter on The Rose —though what is said in it relative to the cultureof the Hybrid Perpetual class applies with con-siderable pertinence to the classes of which Ishall make special mention in this chapter—^butwith the summer-blooming sorts, such as theTeas, the Bengals, the Bourbons, and the Nois-ettes. These are classed in the catalogues asever-bloomers, and the term is much more ap-propriate to them than the term Hybrid Per-petual is to that section of the great Rose family, for all of the four classes named above are reallyever-bloomers if given the right kind of treat-ment—^that is, bloomers throughout the summerseason. In them we find material from which itis easy to secure a constant supply of flowers 149 THE ROSE AS A from the beginning of summer to the clos

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