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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
1. Adelina Viviand Morel (Noisette); canary yellow, edged with carmine.  A pretty miniature flowered semi-climbing variety.

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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
2. Adine (Hybrid Tea); orange yellow, the base mixed with rose and carmine; large, full, and of good form.

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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
3. Aglaia (Polyantha); immense trusses of bright yellow flowers, of very diminutive size.  The growth is exceedingly vigorous.

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The Chinese Rose.
2. Alfred Aubert; flowers bright red, free bloomer; growth vigorous.

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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
4. Alice Furon (Hybrid Tea); yellowish white, large and globular; habit of Lady Mary Fitzwilliam, but more vigorous.

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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
5. Alister Stella Gray (Noisette); pale yellow with orange centres, changing to white as the flowers expand.  Very small blossoms produced in clusters, in the way of Claire Jacquier, but not so vigorous.

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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
7. Amelie Pollonnais (Tea); pale satin-rose colour, with brighter centre, large, full, of good shape, and handsome in the bud.

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391. Madame Ferdinand Jamain; flowers deep even rosy carmine, with very fine petals, large and full; form cupped; very sweet.

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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
8. Anne of Geierstein (Hybrid Sweet Briar); one of the most brilliant amongst these pretty additions to the single roses.  Flowers dark crimson, with foliage scented like the sweet briar.

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Selection of Roses introduced from 1888 to 1898
Comprising those varieties only which are considered most worthy of cultivation.
9. Antoine Rivoire (Hybrid Tea); rosy flesh, shaded and bordered with carmine, base of petals yellow.  The flowers are large, full, and imbricated.  A splendid Rose for the exhibitor as well as for garden decoration.