| Hybrid Perpetuals. |
| Alfred Colomb |
| A. K. Williams |
| Bob Davison |
| Captain Hayward |
| Charles Lefebvre |
| Commandant Felix Faure |
| Comte Raimbaud |
| Dr. Andry |
| Duke of Wellington |
| Dupuy Jemain |
| Fisher Holmes |
| François Michelon |
| [Frau Karl Druschki] |
| Helen Keller |
| Horace Vernet |
| Hugh Dickson |
| Hugh Watson |
| Marie Baumann |
| Mrs. Cocker |
| Mrs. John Laing |
| Mrs. Sharman Crawford |
| Prince Arthur |
| Suzanne Marie Rodocanachi |
| [Ulrich Brunner] |
| Victor Hugo |
Hybrid Teas. |
| Bessie Brown |
| [Caroline Testout] |
| C. J. Grahame |
| Countess of Derby |
| Countess of Gosford |
| Dean Hole |
| Earl of Warwick |
| Florence Pemberton |
| George Laing Paul |
| J. B. Clarke |
| Kaiserin Augusta Victoria |
| Killarney |
| La France |
| Lady Ashtown |
| Lady Helen Vincent |
| Lady Moyra Beauclerk |
| Mme. Melanie Soupert |
| [Marquise Litta] |
| Mildred Grant |
| Mrs. G. W. Kershaw |
| Mrs. John Bateman |
| Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt |
| Mrs. W. J. Grant |
| Perle von Godesberg |
| Princesse Marie Mertchersky |
| Queen of Spain |
| William Shean |
| Yvonne Vacherot |
Teas. |
| Anna Olivier |
| Auguste Comte |
| Bridesmaid |
| Catherine Mermet |
| Cleopatra |
| Comtesse de Nadaillac |
| Ernest Metz |
| Innocent Pirola |
| Mme. Constant Soupert |
| Mme. Cusin |
| Mme. de Watteville |
| Mme. Hoste |
| Mme. Jules Gravereaux |
| Maman Cochet |
| Maréchal Niel |
| Medea |
| Mrs. Edward Mawley |
| Mrs. Myles Kennedy |
| Muriel Grahame |
| Souv. d'Élise Vardon |
| Souv. de Pierre Notting |
| Souv. de S. A. Prince |
| Souv. d'un Ami |
| The Bride |
| [White Maman Cochet] |
INDEX
A.
Abol syringe, [138], [148].
Abol, White's Superior, [141], [148].
Aphis.
See [Green Fly].
Aphis Lion, [140].
Arsenate of lead, [146]-[9].
B.
Beds, depth, [6], [152].
— size of, [5], [152].
Bee, leaf cutting, [143].
Beetles, [142]-[3].
Black spot, [138].
Black sulphur, [138].
Budding, [27]-[30].
C.
Caterpillars, [143]-[8], [156].
Chalcid fly, [140].
Cock chafer, [142].
Cuckoo spit, [141]-[2].
Cuttings, [30]-[34].
— under glass, [32].
— open ground, [33]-[4].
Cutting dead blooms, [21].
D.
Drainage, [2]-[3], [152].
Draughts, danger of, [1]-[2].
E.
"Enemies of the Rose," 136.
Exhibiting, [157].
— arranging at the show, [159].
— cutting the blooms, [158].
— disbudding, [157].
— rose boxes, [158]-[9].
— rose tubes, [159].
— shading, [158].
Exhibiting, selecting the bud, [157].
— thinning the shoots, [154].
— tying the blooms, [157].
Exhibition roses—
— — beds for, [151]-[2].
— — distance of plants, [153].
— — manures, [152], [155].
— — pruning, [154].
— — selecting varieties, [153].
— — soil, [152].
F.
Flowers of sulphur, [137], [150], [156].
Frog fly.
See [Cuckoo spit].
Fungi, [136]-[9].
G.
Green fly, [139]-[41].
— — remedies for, [148]-[9], [156].
H.
Heeling in roses, [9].
Hellebore wash, [145], [149].
Hoeing, importance of, [14], [155].
Hover fly, [140].
I.
Ichneumon fly, [140].
"Ideal" powder bellows, [138], [156].
L.
Labels, [13].
Ladybirds, [140].
Layering, [34]-[6].
Liver of sulphur, [138], [150].
M.
Manures—
— Basic slag, [7], [156].
Manures, farm yard, [6]-[7], [155].
— Guano, [155].
— liquid, [155]-[6].
— Nitrate of soda, [155].
Mildew, [137]-[141], [155]-[6].
— remedies for, [137]-[8], [150], [156].
Mo-Effic, [138].
N.
National Rose Society, [136], [153], [157]-[8]-[9].
Noisette, Philippe, [68].
P.
Paraffin, danger of, [140]-[1].
Planting, [10]-[14].
— dates for, [7], [153].
— depth, [9]-[10].
Potassium sulphide.
See [Liver of Sulphur].
Position, [1], [151].
Propagating, [27].
Provins, [40].
Pruning, [14]-[27].
— Banksia roses, [26], [54].
— dates for, [16].
— directions for, [22]-[7].
— for exhibition, [154].
— Fortune's Yellow, [26].
— Noisettes, [20].
— object of, [19], [154].
— Ramblers, [20].
R.
Raffia, [12], [30].
Rivers, Mr. Thomas, [111].
— Amateur's Rose Guide, [35]-[6], [72], [82], [112], [123].
Rose, Apothecary's, [40].
— Blush tea-scented, [81].
— Camoëns, [125].
— Caroline Testout, [97].
— Cherokee, [54], [63].
— Conrad F. Meyer, [46].
— Crimson Perpetual, [111].
— Crimson Rambler, [58].
— de Meaux, [23], [37], [39].
— de Provins, [39].
— Devoniensis, [82].
— Fortune's Yellow, [20], [69]-[70].
— Frau Karl Druschki, [114].
— General Schablikine, [85].
— Gloire de Dijon, [82].
— — — Rosamènes, [112], [124].
— Jaune Desprez, [69].
— La France, [93].
— Lyon, [43].
— Mme. Constant Soupert, [85].
— Mme. Segond Weber, [95], [98].
— M. Tillier, [84].
— Peace, [85], [99].
— Perpetual Damask, [124].
— Rêve d'Or, [71].
— Souv. d'un Ami, [81].
— Yellow China, [81].
Rose-chafer, [143].
— Leaf scorch, [138].
— Pests, [136]-[50], [156].
— — remedies for, [148]-[150], [156].
— roots, care of, [8]-[9].
— — and manure, [7], [10], [152].
Roses—
— arrangements in colour, [114]-[16].
— Alba, [41], [48].
— Austrian briars, [42], [49].
— Autumn flowing climbers, [68]-[79].
— Ayrshire, [52], [62].
— Banksian, [53]-[4], [63].
— Bourbon, [123], [130].
— Boursault, [55], [63].
— Brunonis, [73].
— Cabbage or Provence, [38], [47].
— China, [126], [131].
— Damask, [41], [48].
— Dwarf Polyantha, [128], [133].
— Evergreen, [53], [63].
— French or Gallica, [39]-[40], [48].
— Hungarian, [56], [64].
— Hybrid China, [56]-[7], [64], [112].
— Hybrid Perpetual, [111]-[122].
— — — climbing, [74], [76].
— Hybrid Tea, [92]-[110].
— — — climbing, [76]-[9].
— Irish single, [90], [110].
— Macartney, [73].
— Moss, [39], [47]-[8].
— Multiflora or Rambler, [57]-[9], [65]-[6].
— Musk, [71]-[3].
— Noisette, [68]-[71], [74]-[5].
— Pernetiana, [42]-[3], [50].
— Prairie, [55], [64].
— Rugosa or Ramanas, [45]-[7], [50]-[1].
— Scotch briar, [45], [50].
— Sinica, [54], [63].
— Summer-flowering dwarf, [36]-[51].
— — climbing, [52]-[67].
— Sweet briar, [44], [50].
— — — Penzance, [43]-[4], [50].
— Tea, [80]-[92].
— — climbing, [70]-[9].
— Wichuraiana, [60]-[2], [66]-[7].
S.
Sawflies, [144]-[5].
Sécateurs, [9], [17].
Shades for rose blooms, [159].
Shelter, [2], [151].
Size of beds, [5], [152].
Soil, [3]-[5], [152].
Soot, use of, [155].
Sooty mould, [139].
Standards, [116], [154].
— budding, [28].
— planting, [12].
T.
Tarred twine, [12].
Trenching, [6].
U.
Unpacking new roses, [8].
W.
Washes—
— Abol, White's Superior, [148].
— Arsenate of lead, [146]-[9].
— Hellebore, [145], [149].
— Liver of sulphur, [138], [150].
— Soft soap and Quassia, [140], [149], [156].
— Tobacco, [141]-[2], [149].
Wire, danger of, [12]-[13].