. Gemme floreali. Vivai (orticoltura) Ohio Springfield cataloghi; piante ornamentali, cataloghi; fiori cataloghi; lampadine (piante) Cataloghi. MOSELLA IL NUOVO WICHUCRlAZMcA rose. Queste affascinanti le rose sono della stessa creeping abitudine come Rosa Wichuriana, finale sul terreno o strisciante sui tronchi di alberi e di pilastri con delizioso effetto. Essi sono molto belli per le loro foglie da soli, che è tagliata finemente, spesse e coriacee, brillante lucido profondo-verde, tenere- ing in perfezione fino al midwinter. I fiori sono exquis- itely bella, deliziosamente fragrante e sostenuti nella maggior profusione

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. Floral gems. Nurseries (Horticulture) Ohio Springfield Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs. MOSELLA THE NEW WICHUCRlAZMcA ROSES. These charming roses are of the same creeping habit as Rosa Wichuriana, trailing over the ground or creeping about the trunks of trees and pillars with delightful effect. They are beautiful for their foliage alone, which is finely cut, thick and leathery, brilliant deep glossy-green, keep- ing in perfection until midwinter. The flowers are exquis- itely beautiful, deliciously fragrant, and borne in the greatest profusion. These roses are of intense hardiness, and succeed in all soils, even on the poorest and driest conceivable. Manda's Triumph—The gem of the collection and may well be called the Double Memorial Rose. Very large, double flowers, fully two inches across, pure white, finely formed and sweetly fragrant, borne in large clusters. Pink Roamer—This, in its flower, possesses the char- acteristics of the Sweet Briar, which is undoubtedly one of its parents, whilst its vigorous growth and handsome luxuriant foliage are those of the "Wichuriana type. Its beautiful flowers are single, very large, brilliant rich pink with prominent orange red stamens, and delightfully sweet scented. South Orange Perfection—A charming little plant growing close to the ground, a free rambler, covered with the greatest profusion of perfectly formed, double flowers, one and one-half inches in diameter, of a lovely, soft blush-pink changing to white, which continues for a long time in perfect condition. It is a perfect gem, both in plant and flower. Universal Favorite—The strongest grower of them all, producing long, branching shoots and dense green foliage. The blooms, too, are very abundant, of large size, double, of a beautiful rosy-pink, like that of Bridesmaid, and delightfully fragrant. It is a splendid rose for out- door decoration. Price, 15 cents each; a set of the four for 50 cents; strong