Title: C.E. Allen's catalogue of seeds plants & small fruits
Identifier: ceallenscatalogu1884ceal (find matches)
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: C. E. Allen (Firm); Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Seeds Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs; Plants Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs; Flowers Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs; Fruit Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs; Nursery stock Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs
Publisher: Brattleboro, Vt. : C. E. Allen
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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)S;^:W ROSE SUNSET. ROSES NEW AND CHOICE. Sunset. This rose is attracting much atten- tion. It is similar to the famous Perle des Jardins excepting color, which is a rich shade of fawn or bronze orange, quite deep and attractive; very doub- le strong and vigorour^ grower; likely to prove one of the most valuable winter forcing roses. Price $1. Andre Scliwartz. (New Crimson Tea). Of medium size, flowering very frreely; a color long looked for in the list of Tea Roses; resembling the much prized Gen. Jacqueminot; deep velvety crim- son. Price 50cts. each. lionlsa C. I»a Rive. Habit strong and ro- bust; blooming fre-ly; rosy blu-'h, shaded salmon and buff; medium size, double and fragrant. 75 c. Son de Tlierase I^evet. A new and very attractive Tea Rose, of a bright scarlet crimBon; large and full; changing to velvety crimson. 75 cts. eacn. Mme. £usente Verdler. Said to be one of the finest new roses of its color; buds and flowers very large, very full, of a deep orange yellow, quite distinct and beautiful. £toille de liyon. First offered last season as one of the very best French roses; a good grower and blossoms are very large, of a deep yellow, re- maining in bloom a long time, of an unusual doub- lene&e. For a rare choice variety, no collection should be ^vithout it. Its color is similiar to Mar. Niel, but far superior as a house rose. Price 50 cts. each, 6.for Sg.OO, 1? for $4.00. ETOILLE DE LYON. White Bon Sllene. A sport from Bon Si- lene, with vigorous growth," hardy as its parent, blooming equally as free. A valuable new. white variety. 60 cents. All p^urcha-sers who remit $2.00 for roses and add 10 cts. to 2^y for packing and postage. Twill pre- sent one Rose, EtoiUe de Lyon free. NEW POIiYANTHA ROSE. Mignonette. Without doubt the most free blooming of all Roses. Once planted out in sum- mer it is seldom seen out of bloom, from June to October, It is a dwarf about ten to twelve inches high, blooming in large clusters verj' double and fragrant. Color white, lightly tinted; vigorous, constant and profuse; an excellent house rose. Price strong plants, 20 cents each. $2,00 per dozen. For every $2.00 worth of Hoses ordered, I wiU send om Mignon-ett^ Rose free, when 10 cent^ is ad' ded for postage and packing. Please mention in order if either Ftoilk de Lyon or Mignonette are wanted, if not mentioned will not be sent. Wherh $4.00 worth are ordered^ the two will be setU when 20 cents is added for postage and packirtg.

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