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Abbe Girardin—Large, full, well formed : color soft, satiny rose : deeper in center. 20 cents.

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Adam—Blush rose, beautiful, very sweet, large and full.

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Agrippina—Rich velvet crimson, large, double, fine.
 

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Alfred Aubert—A vigorous grower and profuse bloomer, flowers as well shaped as Hermosa, of a bright red color, one of the most serviceable.

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Alfred Colomb —A splendid rose, large, globular, full, and very sweet ; bright clear cherry red, shaded with crimson.

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Aline Sisley—Varying from deep rosy purple to shaded violet red, quite a new color among Teas.

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America—Creamy yellow with salmon tinge, a vigorous grower.

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American Banner—Simply a curiosity without any special beauty about it : buds carmine, striped white, not very double, small foliage and a dwarfish grower; 15 cents.

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American Beauty, Hybrid Perpetual.  An excellent Rose for forcing or open air. The flowers are very double, of a deep crimson color, and very fragrant. The plant is of strong, healthy growth, and a very desirable as a hardy Rose in every respect. Price, 25 to 50 cents, according to size.

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Andre Schwartz—Crimson, free flowering variety, pretty buds ; 20 cents.