Finding-list of plants at Breeze Hill gardens, Harrisburg, Pa. : the residence of J. Horace McFarland, twenty-first street, Bellevue Road and Hillside Road : including trial-gardens of the J. Horace McFarland Company

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EIGHTH EDITION — JUNE 12, 1935

Finding-List of
Plants at Breeze Hill

Gardens

HARRISBURG, PA.

The Residence of

j. Horace McFarland

Twenty-first Street
Bellevue Road and Hillside Road

THE LIST OF ROSE
VARIETIES BEGINS
ON PAGE 47

INCLUDING TRIAL- GARDENS OF THE

j. Horace McFarland company

KEY TO PLANT SOURCES

The parentheses next to names enclose sources of plants, as noted, and dates
of receipt, in figures. Some of the persons named have since deceased, and
some of the firms are out of business. If known, such are indicated thus (*).

AA Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
AB American Bulb Co., 182 N. Wabash
Ave., Chicago, Ill.

ABC Casement, Mrs. A. B., Ballycastle, No.
Ireland.

AD Andrews, D. M., Boulder, Colo.

AG Armstrong, Mrs. J. A., Dunsmuir, Calif.
AM Amling Co., A. F., Maywood, Ill.

AN Andorra Nurseries, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
BA Bobbink & Atkins, Rutherford, N. J.

BE Beckwith & Son, George, Hoddesden,
Herts, England.

BED Bedford, Geo. H., Prospect Gardens,
East Stroudsburg, Pa.

BF Baker Bros., Fort Worth, Texas.

BGT Banghart, Mrs. Edith, Medina, Wash.
BH Berryhill Nursery, Harrisburg, Pa.

BI Bisset, Peter, Dept, of Agriculture,

Washington, D. C.

BK Babcock, George B., Jamestown, N. Y.
BL Blake, Mrs. L. J., Spartanburg, S. C.
BN Biltmore Nursery, Biltmore, N. C.

BNL Brownell, Walter D., Providence, R. I.
BO *Boyd, James, Haverford, Pa.

BOR Borsch, Wm. & Son, Maplewood, Ore.
BOS Bostick, J. A., Rose Hill Farms, Tyler,
Texas.

BS Bay State Nurseries, North Abington,
Mass.

BSL Barr & Sons, King St., Covent Garden,
London W. C. 2.

BUT Butler, Edward G., Boyce, Va.

BV ^Barclay, Hugh B., Narberth, Pa.

BX Bosley Nursery, Mentor, Ohio.

BY Bailey, Frank B., Locust Valley, N. Y.
Beck, Miss, Camp Hill, Pa.

Bertsch, R. C., Auburn, Wash.

Brydon, Robert B., Cleveland, Ohio.

CA Campbell, Frank W., 7521 Dunedin St.,
Detroit, Mich.

CB Clarke Bros., Portland, Ore.

CF Cleveland Cutflower Co., Newton Falls,
Ohio.

CH Chamberlain, Miss Izanna, 1143 Alvira
St., Los Angeles, Calif.

CK *Cook, T. N., Watertown, Mass.

CL Claybaugh, H. L., Franklin, Pa.

CM Bristol Nurseries, Bristol, Conn.

CMB Cumbler, Mrs. Martin, Highspire, Pa.
CNG Cunningham, Mrs. Effie, Groton, Mass.
CO Coddington, L. B., Murray Hill, N. J.
COL Collected plants.

CON Conyers, Harry B., Urbana, Ohio.

COX Cox, E. M. H., Dundee, Scotland.

CP Conard-Pyle Co., West Grove, Pa.

CR Cramer, E. R., St. Louis, Mo.

CWW Wood, C. W., Copemish, Mich.

CY Canterbury Nurseries, Easton, Md.

D Dreer, Henry A., Philadelphia, Pa.;

Riverton, N. J. • < „ . .

DA Department of Agriculture, 4$ashiagt<H£,
D.C. * * “ •**

DH Deeter, Mrs. Sarah, Harrisburg, Pa.

DK Dock, Miss Mira L., Fayetteville, Pa.
DLR Diller, Mrs., Mechanicsburg, Pa.

DO Dot, Pedro, San Feliu de Llobregat,
Spain.

DPS Pomeroy’s, Harrisburg, Pa.

DU *Dunbar, John, Dept, of Parks,
Rochester, N. Y.

DX Dixie Rose Nursery, Tyler, Texas.

DY Doubleday, Doran & Co., Garden City,
N. Y.

E Engle, J. Linton, Philadelphia, Pa.

EB Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y.

EC Elm City Nursery (E. F. Coe), New
Haven, Conn.

EG *Egan, Wm. C., Highland Park, Ill.

El Eicholz, Henry, Waynesboro, Pa.

EM Eagles Mere (C. A. DeLong), etc.

EN Eastern Nurseries, Holliston, Mass.

Eisenbrown, R. W., Fair Lawn, N. J.

F *Farr, B. H.; Farr Nursery Co., Weiser
Park, Pa.

FA Farnham, Mrs. Wallace S., South
Windsor, Conn.

FB Franken Brothers, Deerfield, Ill.

FD Field, Henry, Shenandoah, Iowa.

FI Fish, A. J., New Bedford, Mass.

FPI Foreign Plant Introductions, Dept, of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C.

FQ Farquhar Co., R. & J., Boston, Mass.
FR Fisher, Hubert F., Germantown, Tenn.
GA Gable, J. B., Stewartstown, Pa.

GAS Stevens, G. A., Harrisburg, Pa.

GD Godshalk, Miss I. J., Manheim, Pa.

GF Griffing Bros. Co., Macclenny, Texas.

GG Gray & Cole, Ward Hill, Mass.

GK Gillett, Edward, Southwick, Mass.

GN Felix Gillett Nursery, Nevada City
Calif.

GR Gross, Robert, Harrisburg, Pa.

GRF Griffiths, David, Bellingham, Wash.

GS Gardenside Nurseries, Shelburne, Vt.
GSM Glen Saint Mary Nurseries Co., Glen
Saint. Mary, Fla.

GU Gruver, J. F., Enola, Pa.

GW Good & Welsh Co., Springfield, Ohio.

Gersdorff, C. E. F., Washington, D. C.
Gilliam, R. A., Dallas, Texas.

Gray, W. R., Oakton, Va.

HA Havemeyer, T. A. (Cedar Hill Nursery),
Glen Head, N. Y.

HAT Hatton, R. M., West Grove, Pa.

HBT Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Co., West
Chester, Pa.

HD Hopedale Nurseries, Hopedale, Ill.

HF Horsford, F. H., Charlotte, Vt.

HFR Hefflefinger, M. K., Summerdale, Pa.
HI Hicks & Son, Isaac, Westbury, N. Y.
HIL Hillock, V. S., Arlington, Texas.

HJ Hill, Jos. H., Richmond, Ind.

*HL *Hodenpyl, Anton, Locust Valley, N. Y.
HM Holly Tree Nursery, Southern Pines,
N. C.

DEE Deer, A. J., 4118 Gittens St*'JJj S.j
Pittsburgh, Pa. \ ‘ - *

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Eighth Edition — June 12, 1935

FINDING-LIST OF PLANTS
AT BREEZE HILL GARDENS

THE list which follows was compiled particularly to give aid in the
consideration of the flowers and plants grown at Breeze Hill for study,
and for the purpose of supplementing the photographic collection of
the J. Horace McFarland Company. As the collection is being constantly
improved and changed it is accurate only as of June 12, 1935.

The Breeze Hill property, which includes 2.4 acres, is nearly a quarter
segment of a circle, as shown by the diagram, on pages 38-39. There
is a variation in elevation of approximately 15 feet on the property, from
which the ground falls away gently to the north and much more sharply to
the south and east. The average height is 485 feet above sea-level, or about
190 feet above the Susquehanna River at Market Street.

The old mansion house in which Mr. McFarland lives was built in 1875
as the summer home of Jacob F. Haehnlen, a Philadelphia lithographer, who
was devoted to grape-growing. Much of the original farm was in vineyard,
and ten bearing Concord vines known to have been planted in 1858 still
exist in the little vineyard shown on the plan.

Mr. McFarland came into possession of the property in the winter of 1908
(his occupancy beginning June 1, 1909), finding many dead pear trees and
decrepit grapevines. Two hedges of American arborvitse, which separate
the garden sections, had been roughly treated. The trees were seven horse-
chestnuts and a great American sycamore; hemlocks, pines, Norway spruces,
and Norway maples. Of fruit trees, there remained two persimmons, two
Buffum pears, and many sour cherry trees. There were a few old lilacs and
some old-fashioned roses.

Mr. McFarland’s aim, in addition to establishing a pleasant place in which
to live, has been to create pictures from and to the home, and of later years
to establish a representative collection of plants worth attention. He has
been particularly favored by the Arnold Arboretum, and by many friends
in the United States, in Europe and in Australia, who have provided rare
plants. The Federal Bureau of Plant Industry has been drawn upon through
its Special Plant Introduction section. In the last fifteen years much attention
has been paid to the rose collection, with special emphasis on the hardy
climbers. Within five years, rock and alpine plants have had much consider¬
ation, and a large collection is to be found in the sections devoted to them.

BREEZE HILL Gardens are open to the public, within certain reasonable re¬
strictions as to hours and convenience; a sign at the entrance will indicate when
the gardens are closed. Visitors from a distance can always arrange for ad¬
mission, even though the gardens are closed, by applying to an attendant or by tele¬
phone. It is preferred that approach should usually be made through the 21st Street gar¬
den gate, or from Hillside Road, avoiding the driveway and the home entrance on Bellevue

Road. The Hillside Road gate is convenient for exit. Cars may be parked on 21st
Street, on Hillside Road, and on Bellevue Road, but not in the residence driveway.

Dogs should not be brought into the gardens at any time. If small children
accompany parents or other adults, they must be kept in hand. While Mr. McFarland
is glad to have the gardens accessible to those who enjoy flowers and plants, it must
be understood that the property is not a public park, in which seats and other con¬
veniences are for general use. Breeze Hill is private property, and access to it is a
courtesy which may be withdrawn at any time.

Approach to Breeze Hill from the center of the city is by Market Street, east to
21st Street, thence on 21st Street south to Bellevue and Hillside Roads, between
which the property lies. Reservoir Park buses (Route 2) run to 21st and Market Streets,
and Breeze Hill is two blocks south to the right. The diagram printed below con¬
veniently locates Breeze Hill with reference to the city of Harrisburg and to the Mt.
Pleasant Press. It also connects with main highways.

Copies of this Finding-List are freely at the disposal of sincere visitors. Such
as so desire may register in the Rose Arbor of the Center Garden.

FINDING-LIST OF PLANTS
AT BREEZE HILL GARDENS

EIGHTH EDITION — JUNE 12, 1935

The letters and numbers at the ends of the lines indicate the beds or
borders in which the plants may be found. The beds or borders are mostly
located by concrete markers in one or two corners of each.

Plants are labeled with embossed copper labels, or with black-and-white
labels. On shrubs these hang nearest the walk, or may be found hanging on
metal rods in the soil before the plant. There are also some zinc labels at
ground-level, or twisted around a main limb. The roses are labeled in groups,
and in the Main (or West) Rose-Garden, each bed of one variety has a label
giving its source, where it was grown, and the understock used. The climbers
have permanent labels in the posts. All the permanent labels are of Mt.
Pleasant Press manufacture.

The nomenclature is generally that of “Standardized Plant Names,” a
copy of which will be found in the Tool-house. It may be useful in seeking
common names. The names of roses are according to “Modern Roses” and
for recent varieties follow the publications of the American Rose Society.

The characters in parentheses following the names indicate sources and
dates. A list of the source abbreviations is printed on the second and third
cover pages.

Abelia grandiflora . C-50, C-52-54, C-81-82, E-107-108, F-154

Abies concolor (H42916) . W-29

Abies homolepis (A. brachyphylla) (H42916) . W-31

Abies nordmanniana (DK10626) . East Lawn

Acaena inermis (SBH1932) . W-32

Acer griseum (aai 12230) . E-124

Acer japonicum (pc28) . E-122, F-155

Acer pictum parviflorum (CA52428) . E-114

Acer platanoides . C-58, F-153, F-158

Achillea acanthifolia (s BH27) . E-107

Achillea clavennae (DLR.62134) . W-33

Achillea filipendulina . E-107, E-114, F-153

Achillea sibirica . E-107

Achillea tomentosa (BA42531) . W-33

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Aconitum autumnale . E-107

Aconitum fisheri (D51726) . E-107

Actaea alba . C-80

Actinea herbacea (CM52035) . W-32

Actinidia arguta (BS42831) . E-114

Adiantum pedatum (GK51329) . C-74, E-119, E-125

jEsculus hippocastanum . Front lawn and along drive

A£sculus parviflora (H151312) . F-151

JEthionema coridifolium (py 102229) . W-32-33

Agastache rugosa FPI101400 (DA41634) . E-m

Ajuga brockbanki (GG91233) . E-105

Albizzia julibrissin rosea (aa 102034) . E-129

Allium thibeticum (WG32230) . W-32

Althaea rosea, many varieties . E-107, etc.

Alyssum argenteum (BS42831) . W-33

Alyssum rostratum (BS42831) . W-33

Alyssum saxatile . C-58, W-32-33

Alyssum saxatile citrinum (GD5632) . C-64

Amelanchier laevis (K41827) . E-114

Ampelopsis aconitifolia FPX2624 (DA2624) . C-82

Ampelopsis heterophylla (BS42831) . W-30

Ampelopsis (Parthenocissus) quinquefolia . C-81

Ampelopsis (Parthenocissus tricuspidata) lowi (BS51331)

On last post west end of grape-arbor and sun-dial

Amsonia tab ernaemontana . E-114, F-153-154, F-159

Anchusa myosotidiflora (WG42127) . . . . F-158, W-2-3-4, and many places

Androsace lanuginosa (BA42531; bori 22033) . W-33

Androsace lanuginosa leichtlini (bori 22033) . W-33

Androsace sarmentosa (BOR122033) . W-33

Anemone apennina (brydon28; GRF8432) . . .C-58, C-80, E-121, W-32-33

Anemone hupehensis, Splendens CM529; (JP52032) . E-107

Anemone hupehensis, September Charm (CM529) . E-107

Anemone japonica (DH41530) . C-58, C-72, E-107

Anemone japonica, Queen Charlotte (DH41530) . C-72

Anemone japonica, Whirlwind . C-58, C-65, C-75

Anemone pulsatilla (BS42831; GD91233) . W-32-33

Anemone pulsatilla alba (GS52335) . W-33

Anemone vemalis (GS52335) . W-33

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Anemone 5-29 (cm 1 02031) . E-107

Anemonella thalictroldes (HDH429) . F-152

ANNUALS

These are considerably used to fill spaces from which bulbs
have been lifted, and for cutting. See also Testing-Gardens.

Anthemis tinctoria (DH1934) . E-107

Apple, Crab, Transcendent . W-31

Apples, Flowering Crab. See Malus.

APPLES: Bismarck (espalier), E-m; Delicious, (E-116); Golden De¬
licious (SB41220), East Lawn; Red Astrachan, (E-107) ; Smokehouse
(HN41114), (E-106); Yellow Transparent, (E-103).

Aquilegia alpina (BVI1830) . W-33

Aquilegia canadensis . E-105, F-152, W-33, etc.

Aquilegia Hybrids, many varieties . C-59, C-70-71, C-78, C-81, etc.

The Aquilegia Hybrids now include the “Breeze Hill strain,”
resulting from careful selection for some 15 years, into which are being
bred hybrids of Aquilegia longissima.

Aquilegia longissima (SBH1931) . C-81, etc.

Arabis alpina . W-33

Arabis alpina rosea (CP51035) . W-32

Arabis procurrens (MNI11027; BS42831) . C-64, W-32-33

Aralia ricinifolia (EC41220) . Work-Yard

Arenaria grandiflora (SBH1932) . W-33

Arenaria montana (TN1926) . C-58, W-32

Arenaria verna csespitosa . W-32

Arisaema dracontium (hd 11429) . C-58

Arisaema triphyllum . C-58, C-74, C-80

Aronia arbutifolia . W-30

Artemisia frigida (BA42531) . W-33

Artemisia siversiana FPI103178 (DA4235) . E-107

Artemisia vulgaris lactiflora (PN42813; F4925) . E-108, F-151

Artemisia vulgaris lactiflora, Silver King (DH51531) . E-107

Arum maculatum (GR112331) . W-33

Aruncus Sylvester (ro 11625) . C-79, E-108

Asclepias tuberosa (WG32230) . E-102, W-32

Asperula odorata (WG32230) . W-31-32

Asphodeline lutea (Asphodelus luteus) . E-107

Aspidium (Polystichum) angulare (D1930; D1933) . C-80

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ASTER acris nanus (JP51831; JP5434) . C-10, W-33

Aster alpinus (BV11830) . W-33

Aster amellus . W-32

Aster cordifolius (GK.61026) . F-160

Aster cordifolius seedling (Lavender) . E-107

Aster cordifolius, Silver Spray (JP52032) . E-108

Aster, Gold Flake (BOR122023) . W-33

Aster hybridus luteus (PP41028) . E-108, W-33

Aster, Mauve Cushion (DH51531) . W-33

Aster multiflorus . E-102

Aster novae-anglise . E-107, etc.

Aster, Pink Seedling . E-107

Aster subcaeruleus, Wartburg Star (BN51834) . W-33

Aster tataricus . E-102, E-108

Aster yunnanensis (s BH27) . C-58, W-32-33

ASTERS, HARDY

Ballard’s Crimson (JP5434) . C-10

Barr’s Pink (GS52335) . C-10

Climax (ja28) . E-107

Countess (PP41028) . E-108

Countess of Dudley . E-108

Dick Ballard (JP51831) . E-108

Erica (WG42127) . E-107

Freedom (JP51831) . E-108

Lady Henry Maddocks . E-108

Lil Fardell . E-107

Little Boy Blue (JP51831; JP52032)

E-108

Maid of Colwall (WG42127) . E-107

Marjorie . E-108

Mrs. Charles Wilson (JP5434) . . . .C-10
Mt. Everest (JP5434) . C-10

Nancy . E-108, W-32

Nancy Ballard (WG42127) . E-107

October Dawn (PP41028) . E-107

Pink Pearl (JP5434) . C-10

Pink Progressive (JP52032) . E-108

Queen Elizabeth (PP41028) . E-107

Queen Mary (CM53128) . E-108

Queen of Colwall (PP41028) . E-107

Red Rover (JP5434) . C-10

Ronald . E-108

Skylands Queen (JP52032) . E-108

Snowdrift (PP41028; JP51831; JP52032)

E-108

Thora Perry (PP41028) . E-107

Victor . E-108, W-32

ASTILBE arendsi (confused because of lost labels): Ceres, Gloria,
Gruno, Juno, Moerheim, Opal, Rose Pearl, Salland, Venus, Vesta

(MD51517) . C-74, E-102, E-106, E-160

Astilbe, Gertrude Brix (JP52032) . E-108

Astilbe japonica . C-74, E-119

Astilbe, Margaret von Rechteren (GS52335) . F-160

Astilbe palmata (CH92730) . E-103

Aubrietia deltoidea (SBH26) . C-58, C-64, W-32-33

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AZALEA

The Azalea collection includes many sorts planted in E-106 and
in neighboring beds, to test adaptability and hardiness. An important
new group includes hybrids of A. kaempferi, which are intended to
cover a wide seasonal range. Some native sorts are in C-74.

Azalea altaclarensis (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea amcena (BA32627; mui 12627; ba42532).C-76, F-150, F-152, W-33

Azalea amcena superba (BA32627; BA42532) . C-76, F-152

Azalea arborescens (K.5613; K41427) . C-74

Azalea arnoldiana (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Benigiri (BA32627) . E-106

Azalea, Bouquet Rose (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea calendulacea (A. lutea) (ro) . C-74

Azalea canescens (K41427) . C-74

Azalea, Cheerfulness (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Cherry Blossom (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Christmas Cheer (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Coral Bells (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Daphne (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Daybreak (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Enchantress (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Flame (D51031; BA42532) . C-76

Azalea, Fuji Moyo (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Hinamoyo (BA32627; D51031; BA42532) . C-76, E-106

Azalea hinodegiri (BA32627; D51031; BA42532) . E-105-106

Azalea, Hortensia (BA42532) . F-152

Azalea indica lilacina (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea indica rosea, Dark Magenta (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea indica rosea Hybrids (BA51531) . E-106, F-152

Azalea indica rosea, Lilac (BA42532) . F-152

Azalea indica rosea, Magenta (BA42532) . F-152

Azalea indica rosea, Sekidera (BA32627) . E-106

Azalea kaempferi (BA32627; BA42532) . E-106

Azalea kaempferi Hybrids (BA51531; BA42532) . E-106

Azalea kaempferi Hybrid No. 24 . E-106

Azalea kaempferi Hybrids, BA Nos. 007-X, 009-X, 010-X (BA51432) E-106

Azalea kaempferi Hybrid, Late-flowering No. K-36 . E-106

Azalea kaempferi Hybrids, Koster’s Nos. 3, 5, 9 (BA42532) . E-107

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Azalea kaempferi Hybrids, Roster’s Nos. 2, 7 (BA42532) . E-108

Azalea ledifolia (A. indica alba) (05 1031; BA42532) . E-106, F-152

Azalea, Louisa Hunnewell (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea macrantha, Hybrid (GA52732) . E-106

Azalea macrantha, Single (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Malvatica (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea mollis (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea mollis, Yellow (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Morning Glow (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea mucronulata (BA2127; BA12227) . C-74, E-no

Azalea, New Pink (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea nudiflora (ro) . C-74, E-104, W-33

Azalea, Peach Blow (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Pink Beauty (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea, Pink Pearl (D51031; BA42532) . E-106

Azalea poukhanensis (K4827), (True) (GA102930) .. .E-106, E-124, F-152

Azalea poukhanensis X A. Kurume, Hexe . F-152

Azalea poukhanensis X A. kaempferi X A. vaseyi (GA51135) . E-106

Azalea, Red Salmon (A. macrantha, Red Salmon) (BA32627) . . . .E-106

Azalea, Salmon Beauty (BA42532) . E-106

Azalea schlippenbachi (BA42532) . C-76

Azalea, Snow (D51031; BA42532) . E-106

Azalea vaseyi (K5613) . C-74

Azalea viscosa (R092524; K41427) . C-74, W-33

Azalea, Yayegiri (BA32627; BA42532) . E-106

Azalea yodogawa (BA32627) . E-106, F-152

Azalea. See also Rhododendron.

Baptisia australis (F4925) . E-108

BERBERIS

There are many Barberries about Breeze Hill. The B. thunbergi

hedges on Bellevue Road and on 21st St. were planted about 1911.
The plants came from the Biltmore Nursery. B. verruculosa, a fine
dwarf evergreen variety, is used to border beds C-76, E-106, E-107,
and E-108 at the Azalea circle. Some choice Barberries are in C-76.

Berberis darwini depressa (0G4731) . W-33

Berberis gagnepaini (a a 101426) . C-76

Berberis julianae (K41827) . C-76

Berberis mentorensis (WG41535) . E-108

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Berberis polyantha (HL6231) . E-124

Berberis pruinosa (a a 101426) . C-76

Berberis sargentiana (PF102226) . C-76

Berberis subcaulialata (PF102226) . E-103

Berberis thunbergi . Hedge on Bellevue Road and 21st Street

Berberis thunbergi atropurpurea (DI1126) . W-2, W-4, W-15

Berberis triacanthophora (PF102226) . C-76

Berberis verruculosa (EN92423) . C-76, E-106-107-108

Berberis vulgaris . . Hedge on Hillside Road

Bignonia grandiflora (PF102226) . : . T-15

Bignonia grandiflora, Mme. Galen (PF102225) . T-15

Bignonia radicans . F-156

BLUEBERRIES, Whitesbog varieties (WB33021) . E-126

Bocconia cordata . C-55, E-104

BOG PLANTS

Bog conditions are maintained at several places in connection with
rock-planting. A concrete base or “apron” under the surface soil per¬
mits suitable extension of soil-moisture at E-125, near the Maple
“spring” at west end of C-58, and at the base of the moraines which
drain W-32 and W-33 into a bog-pool.

Brauneria (Echinacea) angustifolia (MBG5133) . W-32

Buddleia fallowiana FPI100859 (DA32535) . Greenhouse

Buddleia, lie de France (CP5533) . E-114

Buxus japonica (CY41029) . C-61, C-64

Buxus microphylla japonica (DY103029) . E-106

Buxus microphylla koreana (K41827) . W-33

Buxus sempervirens (CY41029; JP41329) .Rose-Garden and many places
Buxus sempervirens suffruticosa . Many places

Callicarpa koreana (AA102034) . E-128

Callima sp. (?) (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris alba (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris alporti (BS42831; BA92034) . E-m, W-33

Calluna vulgaris aurea (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris carnea (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris compacta nana (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris cuprea (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris flore-pleno (BA92034) . E-m

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Calluna vulgaris hammondi (BS42831) . W-33

Calluna vulgaris hammondi alba (BS42831; BA92034) . E-m, W-33

Calluna vulgaris humilis (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris monstrosa (BA92034) . E-m

Calluna vulgaris pilosa alba (BA92034) . E-m

Caltha palustris (GK5729; R09230) . W-32-33

Calycanthus floridus (M32213) . E-102

Camassia leichtlini (PY102625; GS41930) . W-33

Camassia sp. (ja28) . E-107

CAMPANULA sp. (?) (GD71731) . W-33

Campanula bellardi, Miranda (GS52335) . W-33

Campanula carpatica . C-64, F-150

Campanula carpatica alba . C-64, F-150

Campanula garganica (WG32230) . W-32-33

Campanula latifolia (GD71731) . C-58

Campanula latifolia macrantha (GD71731) . C-58

Campanula, Marian Gehring (FH5418) . E-119

Campanula persicifolia (WG30) . E-107

Campanula portenschlagiana (muralis) (PY4731; BS42831) . W-33

Campanula raddeana (SBH33) . W-32-33

Campanula rotundifolia (SBH27) . C-58, W-32

Campanula rotundifolia, Olympica . W-33

Campanula saxifraga (BOR122033) . W-33

Caragana arborescens (DA41228) . E-124

Caragana pygmaea (NW42334) . W-29

Carpenteria californica (PY31731) . W-4

Caryopteris incana (M32213) . W-32, etc.

Caryopteris lanuginosa . E-114

Caryopteris mongolica (CA52228) . E-m

Caryopteris tangutica FPI627031 (DA4532) FPI78551 (DA41634).. .E-114

Castanea pumila (K5613) . E-102

Celastrus articulatus FPI90141 (DA41634) . E-112

Celastrus rosthorniana FPI63349 (da 13 830) . .E-112

Celastrus scandens . On Locust trees, E-112

Centaurea dealbata (BS42831) . W-32

Centaurea macrocephala (sbh28; BUT8432) . E-102

Centaurea montana (SBH25) . C-58

Centaurea nigra (BVI1830) . W-32

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CENTER GARDEN

This garden is formal in outline, four of the beds being bordered
with Dwarf Box. The older Rose hedges, and most of the Peonies are
in it. The two long borders in the shelter of the Arborvitse hedge (C-65,
C-72) are used for rare plants needing protection from high winds.
On the north side of these borders many wild flowers and native Aza¬
leas are located (C-80, C-74). The Iris Garden and Water Lily Pool
are in the western end of the northern section, and also Maple Brook

with its bog.

Cephalaria alpina (GR1932) . E-102

Cerastium tomentosum . C-64

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides (BVI1830) . .C-76, E-106

Cercis canadensis (M32213) . E-122, F-151

Cercis canadensis alba (MBG111034) . E-122

Cercis chinensis (TE4228) . C-75, E-102, F-153

Chelone lyoni (hd 11429) . W-32

CHERRIES: May Duke (E-108) ; Schmidt Bigarreau (smi 1 1223) (E-124) ;
Windsor (smi 1 1223) (E-108); Yellow Spanish (smi 1 1223) (E-124);
old sour sorts (E-122, C-50, etc.)

Chionanthus retusa (spiio) . W-4

This great specimen of the Chinese Fringe is a major feature in its
bloom-time in late May, just preceding the bloom of the native
White Fringe.

Chionanthus virginica (on the lot 09) . E-102

Chionodoxa luciliae . E-119

Chionodoxa sardensis . E-119

CHRYSANTHEMUM arcticum (BS42831) . W-33

Chrysanthemum koreanum (K41827) . C-75, E-107, F-153, etc.

Chrysanthemum maximum (“Decoration Day Daisy”) (DH1933) . .E-108

Chrysanthemum morifolium (B141031) . W-32

Chrysanthemums, Hardy Border Varieties . Many places

Much attention is given to testing early-blooming hardy ’Mums,
as very desirable for the garden in autumn.

Chrysopsis falcata (Collected on Cape Cod, 1933) . W-32

Cimicifuga racemosa (FH41612; GK.61026) . C-74

CLEMATIS apiifolia (AA41813) . C-81 (on wall)

Clematis, Blue Gem (CA52428) . E-108

Clematis davidiana campanulata . E-103, E-108

Clematis henryi (JP51028) . E-108

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Clematis Hybrids (Lemoine): Cote d’Azur, Crepuscule, Mignon,

Ondine, Progress (D42 26) . E-103

Clematis jackmani (JP51028) . E-108

Clematis paniculata . E-125, F-157

Clematis recta (PN42813) . E-103

Clerodendron trichotomum (PF102226) . E-102

Clethra alnifolia (M32213) . E-104

Clethra alnifolia rosea (Pink-flowering) (WHITE24) . E-104

Clethra barbinervis (ki 12227) . E-104

Clintonia andrewsiana (PY101430) . C-58

Commelina coelestis . E-119

Convallaria majalis (Lily-of-the-Valley) . E-101, E-no, etc.

Convallaria majalis, Pink-flowering . E-119

Convolvulus mauretanica (BGT51632) . W-33

Cooperia drummondi (SV42931) . W-33

Coreopsis lanceolata . E-103, E-107-108

Coreopsis No. 5 (JP5434) . C-10

Coreopsis rosea nana (JP5634) . W-33

Cornus alba . E-102

Cornus arnoldiana (AA102034) . E-128

Cornus florida (M32213) . E-122, F-153

Cornus florida rubra (AM41030) . F-153

Cornus kousa chinensis (AAI1124) . C-72

COTONEASTER

Of this important and overlooked family there are superb specimens
in the Center Garden at C-56 and at the western edge of W-32.

Cotoneaster apiculata (bs 103 132) . F-151

Cotoneaster buxifolia vellaea FPI56304 (DA3930) . E-102

Cotoneaster dielsiana (AA42216; K41827) . E-114

Cotoneaster divaricata (AA41813) . C-56

Cotoneaster FPI62583 (DA629) . E-114

Cotoneaster francheti (PF102226) . E-124

Cotoneaster horizontalis (d28) . C-58, C-64, W-29, W-33

Cotoneaster lactea FPI62569 (DA1330) . E-122

Cotoneaster nitens (AA41813) . C-56

Cotoneaster racemiflora soongarica (AA42216) . E-114

Cotoneaster salicifolia floccosa (lemaci 1 1231) . W-4

Cotoneaster sp. FPI64253 (DA32629) . E-114

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Cotoneaster sp. FPI62583 (DA3830) . E-114

Crataegus sp. (?) . E-114

Crataegus arnoldiana (K5317) . E-107, W-30

Crataegus nitida (K5317) . W-30

CROCUS, Spring-flowering: Dream, Jubilee, Pallas, Queen of the Blues,
Snowstorm, Striped Beauty, The Bishop, The Sultan (vls 102434).

C-81 and many places

Crocus tommasinianus . E-121

Crocus zonatus . W-32

Crucianella stylosa (BA42531) . W-33

Currants: Perfection, Pres. Wilder (HU12327) . E-108

Cydonia japonica (j a 5 203 2) . E-124

Cydonia sinensis wilsoni (CA52428) . E-114

Cypripedium parviflorum (ro 1 1 1 27) . C-58

Cypripedium pubescens (R0111231 ) . C-s8

Cypripedium spectabile (R0111231 ) . C-58

Daphne cneorum (GK102227) . W-32

Daphne mezereum (GS41029) . E-122

Davidia involucrata (AA32929) . E-106

Decaisnea fargesi (PF102226) . F-153

Delphinium Hybrids . C-13-14, C-75, E-105

Delphinium taitsiense (GD5632) . W-33

Delphinium tricorne (BUT8432) . E-121

Dennstedtia (Dicksonia) punctilobula . Many places

DEUTZIA candelabra fastuosa . E-102, W-4

Except where separately indicated, the Deutzia collection was
grown at Breeze Hill from cuttings received November 15, 1919, from
John Dunbar, of Highland Park, Rochester, N. Y. Many of the
varieties are not in commerce. There are several very attractive
pink-flowering sorts.

Deutzia Candida .

Deutzia carnea .

Deutzia carnea densiflora
Deutzia carnea lactea . . .
Deutzia discolor .

E-101, E-112, W-30

. E-no, W-3

. E-102

. E-103

. E-102

Deutzia elegantissima . E-103

Deutzia glomeruliflora . E-103

Deutzia gracilis . C-82

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Deutzia lemoinei compacta . C-82, E-114

Deutzia lemoinei compacta, Boule de Neige . C-82

Deutzia magnifica . E-112, E-114

Deutzia magnifica formosa . F-153

Deutzia magnifica latiflora . E-110

Deutzia, Mont Rose (PF102226) . E-101

Deutzia, Moubeige (CA52428) . E-123

Deutzia myriantha . E-122

Deutzia rosea campanulata . E-102

Deutzia rosea eximia . C-82, E-102, W-3

Deutzia rosea floribunda . E-103

Deutzia rosea grandiflora . E-101

DIANTHUS arenarius (PY102229) . W-33

Dianthus csesius (sbh26) . C-64, W-32

Dianthus corsicus (PY102229) . W-32

Dianthus deltoides (s BH27) . W-33

Dianthus deltoides, Wisley var. (BN51834) . W-33

Dianthus graniticus (BA42531) . W-33

Dianthus knappi (s BH27) . W-33

Dianthus neglectus (PY102229) . W-32-33

Dianthus plumarius vars. (sbh28) . C-58

Dianthus pungens (seed from R. H. S., 1934) . W-32

Dianthus pyridicolus (seed from R. H. S., 1934) . W-32

Dianthus seguieri (BYI1830) . W-33

Dianthus winteri (SBH1933) . W-33

Dicentra cucullaria . C-58

Dicentra eximia (EB5712) . E-121, etc.

Dicentra glauca oregana (0G4731; BOR122033) . E-121

Dicentra spectabilis (EB5712) . E-118

Dictamnus albus (D. fraxinella) (H151012) . E-103, E-107

Digitalis purpurea (sbh) . C-74

Diospyros virginiana (Staminate and Pistillate trees) . East Lawn

Doronicum cordifolium (GS42134) . , . .E-108

Doronicum excelsum (GD71731; DLR5233) . E-107

Doronicum pardalianches, Bunch of Gold . E-108

Draba armata (D. longirostra) (GD91233) . W-33

Draba fladnizensis (BS42831) . W-33

Draba repens (BS42831) . W-33

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EAST GARDEN. East from E-109 along Hillside Road to corner
Bellevue Road, thence west to front entrance near E-100, continuing
on east side of residence to lawn under Sycamore to E-106 and E-107.

The East Garden includes the Lilac collection, most of the Deutzias
and Philadelphuses, the Laurels, and the larger group of Rhododen¬
dron maximum. In it also are several bearing Pear trees and the
Persimmons. The noble Sycamore, known to exceed 200 years in age,
is in the western edge of this garden. The flourishing Linden, planted
about 1897, is just west of the Axis Walk.

Eccremocarpus scaber (raised from seed from A. H. Bennett, Victoria,

B. C., 1934) . W-32

Echinocereus (Pediocactus) simpsoni (AD41131) . W-33

Echinocereus viridiflorus (AD41131) . W-33

Elaeagnus sp. FPI58528 (DA32325) . W-4

Elsholtzia stauntoni (pf 102226; K41827) . E-102

Enkianthus campanulatus (EN42224) . W-32

Enkianthus tectus (AA101426) . W-32

Epigaea repens (COL42930; LEM4835) . C-80

Epimedium, Assorted sp. (BS42029) . C-58, E-121

Epimedium macranthum (BA42531) . W-33

Epimedium macranthum niveum (BA42531) . W-33

Epimedium macranthum rubrum (BA42531) . W-33

Epimedium pinnatum elegans (BA42531) . W-33

Epimedium pinnatum sulphureum (BA42531) . W-32

Erica darleyensis (BS42831) . W-33

Erica stricta (BA92034) . E-m

Erica stricta erecta (BA92034) . E-m

Erica tetralix (BA92034) . E-m

Erigeron caucasicus (BS42831) . W-33

Erigeron divergens (SBH1930) . W-33

Erodium macradenum (SBH1932; BOR53132; BOR122033) . W-33

Eryngium planum azureum, Heavenly Blue (sbh) . E-107, etc.

ERYTHRONIUM americanum (PIERCE4831) . C-79

Erythronium calif ornicum (PY101029) . E-121

Erythronium citrinum (PY102625) . E-121, F-160

Erythronium grandiflorum robustum (PY102625) . E-121, F-160

Erythronium hartwegi (PY101029) . E-121

Erythronium hendersoni (PY102625; BOR122033) . E-121, F-160

Erythronium howelli (PY101029) . E-121

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Erythronium revolutum (PY101029) . E-121

Erythronium revolutum, Cream (PY101029) . E-121

Erythronium revolutum johnsoni (PY102625; BOR122033). .E-121, F-160

Erythronium revolutum, Pink Beauty (PY101029) . E-121

Erythronium revolutum, Purdy’s White (PY101029) . E-121

Erythronium tuolumense (bori 22033) . E-121

Erythronium watsoni (PY101029) . E-121

An endeavor has been made to locate permanently the many fine
California “Dog’s-tooth Violets” along the Axis Walk in E-121.

ESPALIER of trained Apple and Pear Trees . Near E-124

These were planted in 1911, with trained trees from Germany.

They are annually detached from the trellis, pruned, spraj^ed, and
again tied up.

EUONYMUS alatus compactus (BS51331) . C-56

Euonymus japonicus variegatus FPI62717 (DA4131) . E-m

Euonymus patens (K41827) . C-76

Euonymus radicans (H151012) . Garden Wall

Euonymus radicans kewensis . F-150

Euonymus radicans minimus (BS51331) . C-71, Work-Yard

Euonymus radicans vegetus . C-81

Euonymus sp. FPI90345 (DA4632) . E-m

Euonymus yedoensis (WY41229) . C-56

Eupatorium (Conoclinium) ccelestinum (DH1929) . C-72, etc.

Eupatorium perfoliatum (EM9230) . W-33

Eupatorium urticaefolium (E. ageratoides) . C-80, etc.

Euphorbia myrsinites (BS42831) . W-33

Euphorbia polychroma (E. epithymoides) (BS42531 ; GD9i233).E-i02, W-33
EVERGREENS

Several old Norway Spruces, White Pines, and Hemlocks, together
with the now retrograding hedges of American Arborvitse, were on the
place in 1909. (See Picea, Pinus, Tsuga, Thuja.) Many have been
added and are growing into characteristic beauty. An interesting

froup is near the front entrance at E-100. The specimens of Japanese
rew in W-29 and W-3 are good, and other coniferous evergreens are in
various locations. (See Abies, Taxus, Pseudotsuga.)

Broad-leaved Evergreens are becoming a feature. There are
several of the American Holly and other Hollies, some evergreen
Cotoneasters, Barberries, and a Magnolia. The Pachysandra plant¬
ings are considerable and effective. (See Cotoneaster, Berberis, Galax,

Ilex, Magnolia, Ligustrum, Leucothoe, Lonicera, Osmanthus, Pachy¬
sandra, Pachistima, Pieris, Rhododendron.)

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FERNS: See Adiantum, Aspidiuxn, Dennstedtia, Osmunda, Polystichum.

The most of the Ferns are near E-121, E-125, E-118, E-119. Good
specimens of Maidenhair are in E-119, and in E-101 are fine plants of
Osmunda regalis.

Festuca ovina glauca (JA1927) . W-32-33

Filipendula (Ulmaria) camtschatica rosea (CA52428) . E-103, F-107

Filipendulahexapetala (Spiraea filipendula) (PN42813) .E-io2,E-io8, W-33

FORSYTHIA densiflora (CA52428) . E-103

Forsythia intermedia (aaii 1013) . F-i53> W-2

Forsythia intermedia primulina (AA517) . ' . E-114

Forsythia intermedia spectabilis (AA517) . E-104

The last three Forsythia items have done much, since their receipt
in 1913 and 1917 from the Arnold Arboretum, to bring attention to
their superiority. F. ovata blooms more than a week earlier than
other sorts.

Forsythia ovata (AA101426) . E-104

Forsythia suspensa atrocaulis (DI11224) . E-107

Forsythia viridissima . E-104

Fothergilla monticola (morrison28) . E-123

Franklinia (Gordonia) alatamaha (WB42725; DEE41629; DY103029) . C-75
Fritillaria imperialis and var. Aurora . W-29

FRONT GARDEN. From corner Bellevue Road and 21st Street to
front entrance ; all west of residence to and including drive entrance
on 2 1 st Street.

The Front Garden includes five of the six Horse-chestnuts planted
in 1876 or earlier, all of which were split and badly decayed in their
trunks when the present occupancy began in 1909. They have been
carefully repaired by the Davey organization and are good examples
of skillful “tree surgery.” The Lovers’ Lane entrance from 21st Street
gives access to the fine specimen of Dwarf Horse-chestnut ( AZsculus
parviflora ) and to the woods plants and Aconites on the left in F-159,
where also are naturalized some California Erythroniums.

FUCHSIAS (RBG51932)

Aurora Superba

Balkan

Beranger

Black Prince

Caledonia

Carnea

Coralle

Corymbiflora FPI65014

(FP13930)

Double White Corolla
Duchess of Albany
Elm City

Favorite Rose and Crim¬
son

Gartenmeister Bonn-
stedt
Gerbert

Gloria de Marcellane

Various locations

Graf Witte

Gray-foliaged Black
Prince
J. Morns
Lacedemaine
Light Pink and Purple
Long Red-flowered
Marinka
Masterpiece

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FUCHSIAS, continued

Minister Ducher Pride of Crion Speciosa

Minnesota Prince of May T. Bonnstedt

Mme. Cornelissen Purple Weeper The Doctor

Mme. Fourte Red and Purple with Trailer

Mrs. Gladstone Medallion Trophelia

Old Star Rose and Crimson White Phenomenal

Pasteur Souv. de H. Henri

Funkia minor alba (JP52032) . E-121

Gaillardia aristata (G. grandiflora) . E-102, E-107, etc.

Galanthus byzantinus (BSLI12627; BSL91729) . C-65, E-121

Galanthus, Double . W-33

Galanthus elwesi (JA1928; JA92330) . E-121, W-33

Galanthus, Large . W-33

Galanthus nivalis . E-119 and along drive

Galanthus nivalis fl.-pl. (JA1932) . W-33

Galax aphylla (roi 11623; K41427; R0111231) . C-80, F-160

Galega orientalis (sbh) . E-107

Gaultheria procumbens (em28) . C-58

Gaura lindheimeri . E-108

Genista dalmatica (BGT51632) . W-33

Genista hirsutum decumbens (BGT51632) . W-33

Genista sagittata (BGT51632) . W-33

Gentiana andrewsi (gk6io26) . C-74

Gentiana farreri . W-33

Gentiana, Prairie (hd 11429) . W-32

Gentiana purdomi (bori 22033) . W-32

Geranium grandiflorum (BS42029) . E-121, W-33

Geranium ibericum (HQ.52929) . E-125

Geranium maculatum . C-74, E-119, E-125

Geranium sp. from Bulgaria (h 0.5 2929) . E-125

Geum, Fire Opal (JP52032; JP5434) . C-10, W-32

Geum heldreichi (GD71731) . W-32

Geum, Princess Juliana (JP52032; JP5434) . C-10, W-32

GLADIOLUS . Many places

No attempt is made to list the scores of varieties grown each
summer, each sort being labeled where it is planted.

Gleditsia sinensis . Outside automobile entrance, south

Gooseberry, Industry . E-108

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GRAPES

There are ten Grape-vines known to have been planted in 1859
or earlier — all Concord save one. Grape-growing seems to have begun
in this location when it was named “Bellevue” in 1819 by Ludwig
Lambert Gall, according to the “Annals of Harrisburg.” Christopher
Haehnlen grew grapes in 1836, and his son, Jacob F. Haehnlen, grew
grapes here extensively from 1859.

Agawam (hui 12020)
Barry (hui i 2020)

5 Brighton (hui 12020)
Brocton
Catawba
13 Concord
2 Delaware
Diamond (HU41823)

2 Dutchess

Empire State (hui 12423)
Gaertner

Goethe

Golden Muscat (HU4129)

2 Green Mountain
Herbert (HU41823)
Hubbard (HU32119)

Iona

3 Lindley
7 Niagara
Old Early

Portland (NY51535)
Salem

Seneca (NY32333; NY51535)

Sheridan

Urbana (hui 12423)
Vergennes (hui 12020)
Wilder (hui 12020)

3 Worden „

All in 2-row vineyard.
(Labels will be found at top
of nearest concrete post;
figures refer to number of
vines.)

GROUND-COVER PLANTS

Much attention is given at Breeze Hill to the growing of plants
that will agreeably substitute for the lawn grasses in places unfavor¬
able to the latter. The Pachysandra cover near F-157, under a large
Horse-chestnut, and under other trees, and in shaded locations may be
mentioned. At the driveway entrance to the residence Vinca minor is
prospering. Several forms of Violet, including the old “Johnny-jump-
up” are availed of. In many places Anchusa myosotidiflora is being
established. There are trials of Hydrangea petiolaris and Xanthorhiza
apiifolia, and Convallaria majalis and Hedera helix are also used to
satisfaction. A pleasing blue-flowered Veronica is being introduced,
and also an old Fragaria carpets some spots. Where taller plants
are admissible, Chrysanthemum koreanum and Amsonia tabernae-
montana do very well, both in shade and in sun.

Gypsophila acutifolia (bvi i 830) . W-32

Gypsophila pacifica (BN51834) . E-108

Gypsophila paniculata . E-108

Gypsophila paniculata, Bristol Fairy (AC102725) . E-107

Gypsophila repens (DH51731) . W-33

Hamamelis mollis (AA4434) .

Hamamelis vernalis (svn 1025) .

Hamamelis virginiana (M3 23 13) .

Hedera helix .

Hedera helix (Argonne Ivy ) .

Hedera helix, Belleau Wood (BUT8432). . . .
Hedera helix, Small-leaved form (BV10325)

Hedera helix baltica (BS42831) . . .

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. E-114, E-124

. E-104

. E-114

At Greenhouse door, etc.
. E-123

.C-61

W-30

Hedera helix chrysocarpa (from the ruins of St. John’s Priory at Chester,

England.) .

Hedera helix lobetta (BX81731) . Work-Yard

Helenium autumnale (SBH25) . E-107-108

Helenium autumnale, Gartensonne (JP52032) . E-107

Helenium autumnale pumilum magnificum (BED92231; JP52032) . .E-107

Helenium autumnale rubrum (sbh26) . W-31

Helenium autumnale superbum rubrum (JP52032) . E-107

Helenium, Golden Jugend (JP5434) . C-10

Helianthemum, Apricot (GS42134) . E-m

Helianthemum, Ben Ledi (GS42134) . E-113

Helianthemum, Bride (BVI1830) . W-33

Helianthemum, Buttercup (BVI1830) . W-38

Helianthemum chamaecistus mutabile (SBH27) . C-51

Helianthemum croceum (BVI1830) . W-33

Helianthemum, Lemon (GS42134) . E-m

Helianthemum, Wendell’s Rose (GS42134) . E-m

Helianthus angustifolius questifolius (DH101029; JP52032; DH61033) . .

E-I02, E-105, E-107

Helianthus mabeli (DH1932) . E-108

Heliopsis helianthoides pitcheriana . E-102, E-108

Helleborus niger (HV41026; HV91627; JP52032) . W-3-4

Helleborus orientalis (BA41529) . W-4

Helonias bullata (paramount 5 273 5) . C-58

Helxine soleiroli . C-58

HEMEROCALLIS citrina Hybrids* (F4925) . C-59

The Day lilies have been studied with the assistance of Dr. A. B.
Stout, of the New York Botanical Garden, several of whose hybrids
are growing. Certain Betscher hybrids are also included.

Hemerocallis No. 1 . C-60, C-81

Hemerocallis No. 2 . C-81

Hemerocallis No. 4 . .C-81

Hemerocallis dumortieri (NYB42230) . C-81

Hemerocallis flava (NYB42230) . C-60, C-81, W-33

Hemerocallis fulva maculata (NYB42230) . C-81

Hemerocallis middendorffi*(NYB4223o) . C-81

Those marked with (*) are confused because of lost labels.

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HEMEROCALLIS HYBRIDS

Apricot (NYB42230) . C-81

Aureole (NYB42230) . C-81

Bay State (BS52130) . C-81

Calypso (NYB42230) . C-81

Cinnabar (F42530) . C-81

Cressida (BS52130) . C-81

D. D. Wyman (BS52130) . C-81

George Yeld (GS42134) . C-81

Gold Dust (NYB42230) . C-81

Golden Dream (GS42134) . C-81

Goldeni (BS52130) . C-81

Gypsy (BS52130) . C-81

Harvest Moon (BS52130) . C-81

Hippeastrum (NYB42230) . C-81

J. A. Crawford (BS52130) . C-81

Lemona (BS52130) . C-81

Maggie Perry (NYB42230) . C-81

Mikado (F42530) . C-81

Modesty (BS52130) . C-81

Mrs. A. H. Austin (BS52130) . C-81

Mrs. W. H. Wyman (BS52130). . . .C-81

Orangeman (NYB42230) . C-81

Queen of May (Wherry) . E-107

Shirley (NYB42230) . C-81

Soudan (SEYLER91334) . C-81

Sovereign (NYB42230) . C-81

The Gem (BS52130) . C-81

Vesta (F42530) . C-81

Waubun (F42530) . , . C-81

Hemerocallis, Betscher Seedlings, A, B, C, D, E, and Orange Queen. C-56

Hemerocallis sp. (?) (HUME71030) . C-81

Hepatica triloba (EN1928) . F-152

Hesperis matronalis (DH1928) . E-107

Heuchera robinsoni (GS42134) . W-33

Heuchera sanguinea (sbh26) . E-102, E-107, W-33, etc.

Hibiscus, Mallow Marvels . F-159

Hibiscus syriacus (Althaea frutex), several varieties . E-114

Hieracium sp. (MNI11027) . C-55

Holodiscus discolor (Mrs. A. H. F. Fasel, Estacada, Ore. 1 12634) . C-74

Hosta caerulea (Funkia ovata) . C-79-80, E-121, F-133

Hosta fortunei (F. fortunei) . C-79-80

Hosta lancifolia undulata . E-101

Hosta plantaginea (F. subcordata) . F-133

Hosta sieboldiana (F. sieboldiana) . C-79, E-121

HYDRANGEA arborescens grandiflora (M32213) . C-79, E-100, etc.

Hydrangea paniculata (M3 22 13) . E-104

Hydrangea petiolaris (FQ1922) . C-81 (on wall)

An excellent plant is on the garden wall, to which it clings closely.

Hydrangea quercifolia (BN32413; PN5133) . E-104, F-155

Hydrangea radiata (BN32413) . E-121

Hydrocotyle peduncularis (PJM92232) . W-33

Hypericum androsaemum (AA102034) . E-128

Hypericum sp. (?) . W-33

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Iberis saxatilis (DLR5233) . W-33

Iberis sempervirens . W-33

ILEX aquifolia (GA52732) . E-124

Ilex cornuta (AA113021) . C-82, E-m

Ilex cornuta FPI24638 (DA4331); FPI32433 (GSMI12132) . E-m

Ilex crenata (HM32832) . C-61, C-64

Ilex fujisanensis (GA5732) . E-124

Ilex glabra (hmi 12025) . E-106

Ilex latifolia (?) (GA5732) . E-124

Ilex latifolia FPI91568 (DA32734) . Nursery

Ilex opaca (HM42124; HM62327) . C-76, E-124, W-31-32

Ilex pernyi (gai i 530) . E-124

Ilex vomitoria (TE4228) . E-106

INDIGOFERA amblyantha (PF102326) . W-i

Indigofera decora (AA111013; AA13021) . W-i

Indigofera dosua (PF102426) . W-i

Indigofera gerardiana (FP131616) . W-i

Indigofera potanini (AA41423) . E-108, west, W-i

The Indigoferas seem well adapted to dry locations, and provide
excellent foliage following the bright locust-like flowers.

Inula royleana (BN51834) . E-108

IRIS cristata (SV41526; R0111231) . W-32

Iris cristata alba (SV42931) . W-33

Iris flavissima (PJM92232) . W-32

Iris foliosa (SVIH925) . W-32

IRIS GERMANICA

The Iris collection, largely in the Center Garden, is being care¬
fully revised to include only worth-while varieties. Some beautiful
plants are established along E-102 in the East Lawn.

Afterglow (gr28) .

. C-52

Alcazar (gr28) .

C-53

Ambassadeur (si 27) .

C-53

Ambigu (si 27) .

. . F-150

Ann Page (GU72230) .

. C-50

Anna Farr (F23) .

. C-50

Antonio (H01.6331) .

. C-53

Apache (F27) .

. C-50

Aphrodite (we28) .

. C-54

Arlington (gr28) .

. C-52

Asia (GU72230) .

C-54

Autumn King (GU72230) .

. C-54

Azure (F27) .

. C-50

Balboa (we28) .

. C-54

Ballerine (gr28) .

. C-52

Bandolero (we28) .

. C-52

Brandywine (B028) .

C-53

Bruno (\v1s62932) .

Canopus (we28) .

Carcanet (\v1s62932) .

Catalosa (bo28) .

Cattleya (F27) .

Cecil Minturn (F27) .

Chalice (GU72230) .

Cherubim (si 28) .

Chester J. Hunt (CMB5420)

Cluny (B028) .

Col. Candelot (si 27) .

Colias (wn26) .

Common Blue .

Cretonne (\v1s62932) .

Crusader (JA61526) .

Cygnet (B028) .

Delicatissima (B027) .

• C-54

• C-54
E-127
.C-52
.C-50

• C-54
.C-52
•C-54
F-150

• C-54
C-54

E-102

E-113

E-127

• C-53
. C-52
•C-53

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IRIS GERMANICA, continued

Dolly Madison (PW8932) . C-54

Dora Longdon (F25) . C-50

Duke of York (\v1s62932) . C-54

Eglamour (bo28; WIS62932) . C-52

Excelsior (JA52032) . C-58, E-127

Fenella (gr28) . C-52

Flavenard (wf.28) . C-58

Florentina alba . C-82

Georgia (gr28) . C-54

Graylin (ggi 11427) . F-150

Gules (si 27) . C-53

Halo (HOL6331) . C-53

Harriet Presby (bo28) . C-50

Helene Koehler (we28) . C-54

Hermione (bo28) . C-52

Hesperia (we28) . C-54

Hippolyte (HOL633 1 ) . C-53

James Boyd (F23) . C-50

Jannet Dean (we28) . C-54

Jean Chevreau (bo28) . C-52

J. J. Dean (we28) . C-54

Jubilee (GU72230) . F-150

Kashmir White (bo28) . C-53

Khamsin (S127) . F-150

King Karl (GU72230) . C-52

King Tut (CH92730) . F-150

La Neige (gr28) . F-150

Lady Foster (gr28) . C-52

Lent A. Williamson (wn26) . C-53

Leone Trenance (bo28) . C-52

Les Allies (CH92730) . C-53

Leverrier (si 112626) . C-54

Lord of June (GU72230) . C-52

Ma Mie (gr28) . C-52

Mady Carriere (si 27) . C-50

Marsh Marigold (GU72230) . F-150

Mary Barnett (F27) . C-50

Micheline Charraire (CR72330). . . .C-50

Midgard (CH92730) . F-150

Mildred Presby (F27) . C-54

Mile. Schwartz (gr28) . C-52

Mme. Cheri (bo28) . C-53

Mons. Hubert (si 27) . C-53

Morning Splendor (GU72230) . C-54

Mother of Pearl (gr28) . C-52

Mrs. Hetty Matson (bo28) . C-52

Mrs. Perry (WIS62932) . E-127

Mrs. Walter Brewster (bo28) . C-52

Myth (F27) . F-150

Nebraska (cl28) . C-52

Ochracea (F27) . C-50

Olive Murrell (we28) . C-54

Oliver Perthuis (si 27) . C-53

Omaha (PW8932) . C-53

Opera (bo28) . C-54

Pallida Dalmatica .

C-50, C-53, E-107, W-4

Pink Lustre (ggi 11427) . F-150

Pont-a-Mousson (si 27) . C-53

Prince Charming (WIS62932). . . .E-127

Princess Beatrice (bo28) . C-52

Prospero (gr28) . C-52

Quaker Lady (\v1s4i322) . E-108

Queen Caterina (F23).,- . C-50

Regan (we28) . C-54

Rhea (PW8932) . C-50

Romola (WIS62932) . C-54

Savignian (si 27) . C-53

Seagull . E-102

Seminole (F24) . C-54

Shekinah (gr28) . C-52

Simplicity (F27) . C-50

Soledad (we28) . F-150

Souv. de Laetitia Michaud (we28).C-54
Souv. de Mme. Gaudichau (f24)..C-53

Suzon (si 27) . C-50

Swatara (F27) . E-102

Taj Mahal (GU72230; GR72330) . . .C-53

Tancred (we28) . C-54

Thorbecke . E-107

Tom Tit (S127) . F-150

Tregastel (si 27) . C-53

Troost (si 1 1 2626) . C-54

Trostringer (PW8932) . C-52

Tunisie (si 27) . C-53

Valery Mayet (si 27) . C-50

Valkyrie (we28) . C-54

Victorine . F-151

Wedgwood (PW8932) . C-50

Western Dream (B028) . C-53

White Knight (F27) . F-150

White Queen (JA29) . F-150

William Mohr (we28) . C-58

Williamson Seedling No. 139 (wn26) . .

E-102

Williamson Seedling No. 182 (wn26) . .

E-102

Yoeman (GR72330) . C-54

Zua (F27) . C-58

Iris laevigata (Japanese Iris). Several unnamed sorts. .C-81, W-33, etc.

Iris pumila . W-32

Iris pumila, Excelsa (11432) . C-58

Iris sibirica (Siberian Iris), Blue and White . W-32

Iris spuria, Canari (CA52428) . C-58

Iris tectorum (HQ52529) . E-102

Iris tenax (Scio Type) (BOR4434) . W-32

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Iris versicolor (ja28; DH101029) . Bird-Bath

Iris versicolor, Leet’s Island (DH101029) . Bird-Bath

Juniperus chinensis pfitzeriana aurea (GILLIAM52532) . E-125

Juniperus chinensis sargenti (GA5132) . E-124

Juniperus communis depressa plumosa (GA5732) . E-124

Juniperus communis grayi (GRAYI1932) . E-100

Juniperus communis, Kiyonoi (KIY52531). .C-i, C-19, C-65, C-72, E-100

Juniperus horizontalis (AA101426) . W-32

Juniperus meyeri (GA5732) . E-124

Juniperus virginiana (BH52727) . C-81-82, W-32

Juniperus virginiana glauca . E-100

Juniperus virginiana globosa . E-100

KALMIA latifolia . E-113, F-151

These plants have bloomed annually and considerably for many
years. They are kept comfortable by the leaves heaped over the roots,
and by heavy watering in dry seasons. The spent blooms are always
carefully removed to prevent the formation of seed.

Kerria japonica . E-114

Kniphofia hybrid, Express . E-107

Kolkwitzia amabilis (a a 1025 25) . W-4

Laburnum alpinum (AA42426) . W-10

Laburnum vulgare (Cytisus laburnum) . E-124

Lantana, Many varieties (UG93032) . Many places

Laurocerasus officinalis schipkaensis . C-76

Leiophyllum buxifolium prostratum (BN51834) . W-33

Lespedeza formosa (PF102325) . E-103, E-106

Leucojum aestivum, Gravetye Giant (GSM10827) . C-58

Leucojum pulchellum (BSL91729) . C-81

Leucothoe axillaris (dy 103029) . E-107

Leucothoe catesbaei (R011127) . .C-74

Lewisia columbianum roseum (0G31130; BOR53132) . W-32

Lewisia heckneri (BOR122033) . W-32

Lewisia howelli (0G31130; BOR122033) . E-121, W-32

Careful attention has been given to the establishment of these dainty
Western gems without much success.

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Llatris elegans (\vv31534) . C-13-14

Liatris pycnostachya (WV31534) . C-13-14

Liatris scariosa (WV31534) . C-13-14

Liatris, Weaver’s Hybrids (WV31534) . C-13-14

Ligustrum ibota . F-151

Ligustrum japonicum macrophyllum . Hedge

Ligustrum lucidum (LP32424) . E-123

Ligustrum vulgare (BH1911) . Hedge on Hillside Road Hedge

Ligustrum vulgare italicum . Hedge

LILIUM callosum (gs 10273 1) . W-33

Lilium candidum . E-iio-in, F-151

Lilium cernuum (GS102731 American Seed; GS42134) . W-33

Lilium croceum . W-29

Lilium dauricum (L. davuricum) (FB92423) . E-102

Lilium, Golden Gleam (gsi 02731) . W-33

Lilium hansoni . C-74-75

Lilium henryi (hf; sbh) . C-58, E-106, E-m

Lilium regale (fhi 12022) . C-50, C-52, C-54, C-56, E-106, W-10, etc.

Lilium sargentiae (HP4326) . C-50, C-52, C-54-55

Lilium, Shelbourne Hybrid (GS42134) . W-33

Lilium speciosum rubrum . C-59, E-106, W-2

Lilium superbum (roi 11623; R09230; R0111231) . C-80

Lilium tenuifolium (GS41029) . W-32-33

Lilium tigrinum splendens (JGI1625; HWM42029) . C-81

The Lily collection has been planted in many locations for experi¬
ment, and is quite uncertain. Bulbs are constantly shifted in pursuit
of successful results. The terminology here used is that of Standard¬
ized Plant Names so far as that work goes; for names not there cited,
Bailey’s Cyclopedia is followed, or Wilson’s ‘ ‘Lilies of Eastern Asia.”

Linaria alpina (GD5632) . W-33

Linum flavum (GD71731) . W-33

Linum perenne (DH51 53i) . w-33

Linum salsoloides (SBH1933) . W-32-33

Liparis liliifolia (DH28-9) . C-58

Liriodendron tulipifera . On Hillside Road

Lobelia cardinalis (sbh; EM9230) . C-58

LONICERA confusa FPI75985 (DA3930) . E-114

Lonicera heckrotti (WL12930) . E-108

Lonicera henryi (JP51028; HL62631) . E-108

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Lonlcera korolkowi floribunda (AA41813) . E-102, W-2

Attention is called to the noble specimen in W-2.

Lonicera maacki podocarpa (AA41813) . F-153

Lonicera pileata (EN92423) . E-106, W-29

Lychnis chalcedonica . E- 1 08

Lychnis (Agrostemma) coronaria . E-102

Lychnis sartori (GD91233) . W-32

Lychnis viscaria splendens (s BH27 ) . E-114

Lycoris squamigera (Amaryllis halli) (GS42134; BUT101134) . C-58

Maackia amurensis buergeri (aa 102034) . E-128

Maackia faurei (AA102034) . E-128

MAGNOLIA glauca (M32213) . C-74, E-105

Magnolia grandiflora (HM62327) . C-76, E-m

Magnolia kobus borealis (aaiiioi6) . E-129

Magnolia parviflora (BY52325) . C-74

Magnolia salicifolia (AA102532) . C-74

Magnolia soulangeana (DPS4314) . E-102, E-104

Magnolia stellata (EB1910) . C-74

Mahonia (Berberis) trifoliata (PF102226) . C-76

MALIJS arnoldiana (Pyrus pulcherrima arnoldiana) (AAI11013). . .W-30

Malus atrosanguinea, Wohlert (kli 12326) . W-30

Malus coronaria (K101128) . F-153

Malus, Excellenz Thiel (BH1916) . W-30

Malus floribunda (P. pulcherrima) (bhi 12811) . W-30

Malus, Hopa (K101128) . F-153

Malus ioensis plena (Bechtel’s Crab) (K101128) . F-155

Malus, Mathews’ Crab (K41827) . W-30

Malus sargenti (kioi 128) . W-30

Malus scheideckeri (P. pulcherrima scheideckeri) (bh) . W-30

Malus sieboldi (kioi 128) . F-154

Malus theifera (P. theifera) (AA42216) . W-30

Malus transitoria (AA42216) . . .W-30

The Maluses (Flowering Crabs) are grouped in the southwest cor¬
ner of the West Garden and in the Front Garden. The specimens
of M. floribunda and M. arnoldiana are extraordinarily floriferous
in season.

Mazus repens (BA42531) . W-33

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Mentha piperita . W-32

Mentha requieni (BS42831) . W-32-33

Menziesia polifolia (BA92034) . E-m

Menziesia polifolia alba (BA92034) . E-m

Mertensia virginica . C-58

Micromeria rupestris (WG32230) . W-32

Mignonette, Hardy (JA52032) . E-108

Mimulus luteus (WG32230) . W-33

Monarda didyma . . .F-160, etc.

Monarda fistulosa . E-102

Morus alba tatarica (Russian Mulberry) . C-59, E-129

Muehlenbeckia nana (BA42531) . W-33

Myosotis palustris . W-32-33

NARCISSUS, Named varieties . Many places

All forms of Narcissi in general use are largely planted in various
locations, and in some cases are naturalized. Among the varieties in¬
cluded are:

Albatross (SWI12531) . E-103

Alcida (VLS102434) . E-108

Alice Knight . E-114

Apricot (JA92330) . C-54, C-81

Argent (SW112531) . E-103

Arion (SWI12531) . E-103

Aspasia (SW112531) . E-103

Autocrat . E-103

Bath’s Flame (SWI12531) . E-114

Belle Chinoise (VLS102434) . E-108

Bernardino (swi 12531). . . . C-52, E-114

Blendon (VLS10632) . E-107

Blood Orange . C-50

Bullion (VLS102434) . E-108

Buoyant (VLS10632) . E-107

Buttercup (swi 1 2531) . E-114

Campernelle Rugulosus (swi 12531) . .

E-114

Cassandra (SWI12531) . E-114

Chancellor (VLS10632) . E-107

Cleopatra (SWI12531) . E-114

Conspicuus (SWI12531) . E-114

Croesus (SWH2531) . E-114

Dayspring (vls 102434) . E-108

Duchess of Westminster (SW112531) . .

C-58

Duke of Bedford (swi 12531). C-58, E-114

Early Perfection (SWI12531) . E-114

Emperor (SWI12531) . E-114

Empress (SWI12531) . E-114

Firetail (VLS102434) . E-108

Franciscus Drake (VLS102434). . .E-108

Full Value (VLS10632) . E-107

Glory of Leyden (SW112531) . E-114

Glory of Noordwijk (swi 12531). .E-114

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Glory of Sassenheim (SWI12531).

E-114, E-123

Golden Glory (SW112531) . E-114

Golden Sceptre (SWI12531) . E-114

Gracilis (JA92330) . C-81

Gracious (VLS10632) . E-107

Great Warley (SWI12531) . E-114

Halvose (VLS102434) . E-108

Her Grace (JA92330) . C-81

Hera (SW112531) . E-114

Holland’s Glory (vls 10632) . E-107

Homespun . F-150

Ideal (SWI12531) . C-58, E-114

John Evelyn (VLS102434) . E-108

King Alfred (SWI12531) . C-8i

Kingcraft (VLS10632) . E-107

Kingdon . C-68

Klondyke (SWI12531) . C-58, E-114

Lady Diana Manners (VLS102434). E-108

Lady Godiva (SWI12531) . E-114

Laurens Koster (SWI12531) . E-112

Lofty (VLS102434) . E-108

Lord Kitchener (JA1927) . E-112

Loveliness (BH23) .

E-112, E-118-119, F-151

Lucifer (SWI12531) . C-53, E-114

Lucky Strike (VLS10632) . E-107

Masterpiece . C-68

Mimas (VLS10632) . E-107

Moonlight (JA92330) . C-81

Mrs. Backhouse (vls 102434). . . .E-108
Mrs.ErnestF.Krelage (SW112531) E-112
Mrs. Langtry (SWI12531). .C-50, E-112

Nobility (vls 102434) . E-108

Oliver Cromwell (SWI12531). . . .E-112

NARCISSUS, continued

Olympia (SW112531) . E-112

Orange Cup (SW112531) . E-112

Peter Barr (SWI12531) . E-112

Poeticus, Double White DH71533)

' E-108

Poeticus Omatus (s w 1 1 253 1 ) . . . .

E-108, E-112

Queen of the North . C-54, E-150

Red Beacon . C-52

Sarchedon (vls 102434) . E-108

Scarlet Gem VVLSIC2434) . E-108

Seagull (CMBI932) . E-107

Sir Watkin (SW112531) . E-m

Sirdar (JA1927) . E-106

Spark (VLS10632) . E-107

Sun Glow \-Ls10632) . E-107

Treavon VLS102434) . E-108

Treserve SW112531) . E-m

Vanilla (SW112531) . E-103

Victoria . E-114

Weardale Perfection sw-112531 E-103

White Lady (SWI12531) . E-103

Whitewell SW112531) . E-103

Will Scarlet SW112531 . . .C-58, E-103

Winter Joy vls 10632) . E-107

Xenophon (vls 10632) . E-107

Yellow Poppy VLSIC632) . E-107

Narcissus juncifolius . W-33

Narcissus minimus (JAI12125; bsl9I~29) . E-121

Narcissus poeticus . Many places

Narcissus pseudonarcissus (JA92330) . C-81

Neillia sinensis (AA41423) . E-103

Nepeta mussini (sbh) . C-64, F-150

Neviusia alabamensis (HOFFMAN41831) . E-105

Nierembergia rivularis WG32230) . W-32-33

NYMPHEAS, Hardy varieties: Marliac White, Paul Hariot, Rose Arey.
Also Tender sorts: St. Louis (Patented , Missouri . Lily-Pool

Oakesia sessilifolia . F-158

(Enothera fruticosa youngi . C-13-14, E-102, W-33

CEnothera missouriensis (BS42831) . W-33

(Enothera speciosa alba (BUT5332) . E-108

Opuntia fragilis (AD41131) . W-33

Opuntia humifusa (SV42931) . W-33

Opimtia humilis (BA42831) . W-33

Opuntia macrorhiza (SV42931) . W-33

Opuntia mesacantha (AD41131) . W-33

Opuntia phasacantha (AD41131) . W-33

Opimtia polyacantha (AD41131; OG4731) . W-33

Opuntia vulgaris (DH8430) . W-32

Osmunda cinnamomea . C-80

Osmunda regalis . E-101

Oxydendrum arboreum (an 1923) . E-104

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Pachistima canbyi . W-29

Pachysandra procumbens (WHERRY1929) . C-75

Pachysandra terminalis (BV41626). . . .C-74, W-31, and in many borders

This Pachysandra, the most useful ground-cover for shady and
partially shady locations, is kept in convenient supply by a “Nursery”
under an Arborvitae on the front lawn.

PiEONIA ALBIFLORA

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While there are Peonies in most parts of the Front and East
Gardens, the larger group of the better varieties will be found in the
Center Garden, in C-62, C-63, C-66, and C-67.

Armandine Mechin (F101812) . C-68

Asa Gray (F101625) . C-75

Aureolin (gwi 1626) . E-122

Aviateur Reymond (F27) . F-154

Babcock Seedlings Nos. 39, 46

(BK42027) . F-150

Ball o’Cotton (ci.102328) . C-62

Baroness Schroeder (F101625). . . C-75

Betty Blossom (CL102328) . C-63

Candidissima (F101812) . C-68

Charles Neidel (CL102328) . C-63

Cherry Hill (CLI12128) . C-67

Cornelia Shaylor (cli 12128) . C-66

Couronne d’Or (fioi6i2) .

E-103, F-i5o, F-153

David Harum (cli 12128) . C-66

Dr. Bretonneau . E-108

Duchess of Portland (gwi 1626). .E-122

Duchesse de Nemours . E-108

Edith Forrest (CLI12128) . C-67

Edulis Superba (F101812) ..C-61, W-31
Elizabeth Barrett Browning (cli 12128).

C-67

Exquisite (gwi 1626) . E-122

Felix Crousse (F101612) . C-61

Festiva Maxima (F101612). .C-61, C-81,

E-104, E-120-121

Frances Shaylor (cli 12128) . C-66

Frances Willard (CL102328) . C-63

Fusyama (F27) . E-122

Georgiana Shaylor (cli 12128).. ..C-66

Gigantea (F27) . F-154

Golden Dawn (CLI12128) . C-67

Grace Batson (CL102328) . C-63

Hari-ai-nin (Babcock No. 33)

(BK42027) . F-150

Isani Gidui(Isami Jishi) (cli 12128). C-67

James R. Mann (CL102328) . C-62

Jeanne d’Arc (F101812) . C-68

Jeannot (CL102328) . C-62

Jessie Shaylor (cli 12128) . C-66

Jubilee (CL102328) . C-63

Judge Berry (cli 12128) . C-67

Karl Rosenfield (F101625) . C-75

Katherine Havemeyer (clii2I28).C-66

Kelway’s Glorious (LT103128) . C-66

La Fraicheur (F27) . C-75

La France (cli 12128) . C-66

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La Perle (F101812) . C-61

La Rosiere (F101812) . C-68

La Verne (F27) . F-155

Lady Alexandra Duff (CL102328) ..C-63

Laura Dessert (cli 12128) . C-66

Le Cygne (LT103128) . C-66

L’Etincelante (gwi 1626) . E-122

Lieut. Hobson (gwi 1626) . E-122

Longfellow (cli 12128) . C-62

Loveliness (cli 12128) . C-66

Luetta Pfeiffer (CL102328) . C-63

Major Loder (F27) . E-154

Matilda Lewis (CLI12128) . C-66

May King (FD1925) . C-68

Mikado (gwi 1626) . E-122

Miss Henninger (CL102328) . C-63

Mme. Jules Dessert (CL102328).. . C-62
Mons. Hippolyte de Lille (F101812)....

C-68, E-108

Mons. Jules Elie (FII1122) . C-61

Mountebank (F27) . E-108

Mrs. C. S. Minot (CL102328) . C-62

Mrs. Edward Harding (clio2328).C-63

Nina Secor (.cli 12128) . C-67

Pallas (CL102328) . C-62

Pasteur (cli 12128) . C-67

Philippe Rivoire (cli 12128) . C-66

Phoebe Cary (cli 12128) . C-67

Pride of Langport (BECK92525).. . C-76

Primevere (CL102328) . C-63

Raoul Dessert (CL102328) . C-63

Rose Shaylor (CL102328) . C-63

Sara K. Thurlow (cli 12128) . C-67

Secretary Fewkes (CL102328) . C-62

Silvia Saunders (cl 102328) . C-63

Solange (F101625) . C-66

Souv. de Louis Bigot

(PE10125; CL102328) . C-61-62

Suzette (F101625) . C-75

The Bride (F101812) . E-114

The Moor (GW11626) . E-122

Therese (FII1122) . C-66, F-155

Vesuve (gwi 1626) . E-122

Walter Faxon (LT103128) . C-66

W. F. Christman (cli 12328) . C-63

Winifred Domme (cli 12328) . C-62

Old unknown varieties . E-i 18-119

PiEONIA MOUTAN Vars. (F92232):

Cerise No. 7 . E-105

Flesh No. 5 . E-105

Flesh No. 7 . E-105

Lavender No. 1 . E-105

Lavender No. 7 . E-105

Pink No. 10 . E-105

Pink No. 7 . E-105

Purple No. 10 . E-105

Rose-Pink No. 10 . E-105

Salmon No. 7 . E-105

White No. 7 . E-105

Paeonia tenuifolia (F101612). . E-127

Paeonia tenuifolia flore-pleno (F101612) . E-127

Panax quinquefolia (R09429) . C-80

Papaver alpinum (Raised from seed from A. H. Bennett, Victoria,

B.C., 1934) . W-33

PAPAVER ORIENTALE, Named Varieties

Apricot Queen (F1917) .

Cerise Beauty (F1917) .

May Queen (F1927) .

Mrs. Perry (MY42629) .

Nancy (MY42629) .

Orange Beauty .

Princess Victoria Louise (F1927) .

Wuertembergia (MY42629) .

Papaver rupifragum (Raised from seed from Thompson & Morgan,

Ipswich, England, 1932) .

Papaver schinzianum (CP51035) .

E-I02

E-I02

E-I02

E-I02

E-I02

E-I02

E-I02

E-I02

E-I06
• W-32

PEARS: Anjou, E-103; Bartlett (EB32913), E-104; Buffum, East lawn;
Duchesse d’Angouleme (espalier, E-107); Howell, E-i 10; Lawrence
(EB32913), E-no; Seckel (EB32913), E-no, E-114.

Pellaea densa (Cheilanthes densa) (BOR53132) . ...W-33

Pentstemon angustifolius (UG61332; AG92032) . W-32-33

Pentstemon barbatus, Pink Beauty (DH101029) . W-32

Pentstemon, Blue Bedder (BN51834) . E-m

Pentstemon corymbosa (bori 22030) . W-33

Pentstemon crandalli (AD42532) . .W-33

Pentstemon laevigatus digitalis (DH1928) . E-107

Pentstemon rupicola (bori 22030) . W-33

PHILADELPHUS keteleeri (M32213) . W-2

Philadelphus microphyllus (aai 1124) . W-31

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Philadelphia pubescens (SVI11025) . E-104

Philadelphia purpurascens (AA41813) . W-31

Philadelphia satsumanus (aaiiioi6) . E-104

Philadelphia schrenki jacki (fi 11228) . W-31

Philadelphia sericanthus (AAI11227) . W-31

Philadelphia sericanthus rehderianus (AA41813) . W-30

Philadelphus subcanus (wilsoni) (AA41813) . E-no

Philadelphus virginalis (Virginal) (f) . E-no

Philadelphus virginalis (Virginal) seedling (sbh) . W-31

Philadelphus, Named Hybrids

Albatre (fi 11228) . W-30

Amalthee (F1917) . E-no

Atlas (D111224) . E-iio

Avalanche (EB4412) . E-121, W-10, W-29, W-31

Banniere (F1917) . W-10, W-29

Belle Etoile (DI11224) . E-104

Boule d’Argent (F1917) . E-iio

Boule Rose (fi 12228) . W-31

Bouquet Rose (FI11228) . W-30

XBurkwoodi (BK33032) . E-ioo, E-iio

Candelabra (fi 11228) . W-30

Conquete (F1927) . W-29

Enchantement (DI11224) . W-30

Girandole (di 11224) . W-10

Glacier (fi 11228) . W-30

Norma (fi 11228) . W-31

Souv. de Billiard (M1911) . W-2

Splendens (DI11224) . E-104

Voie Lactee (fi 11228) . W-31

The Mock Orange collection is mostly in the East Garden. It
embraces species and sorts covering a bloom period of about six
weeks. Attention is called to the sorts providing notable and peculiar
fragrances. P. subcanus, an early species, gives an odor of hyacinths;

P. sericanthus rehderianus has the fragrance of Valeriana officinalis,
and P. purpurascens that of sweet peas. The Lemoine hybrid, Belle
Etoile, gives gardenia fragrance.

PHLOX caespitosa (PJM92232) . W-33

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PHLOX DECUSSATA

Antoinette (JP5434) . C-10

Baron von Dedem (NBK42626) . E-103

Camillo Schneider (BS42029; JP5633) . C-10, E-102, E-108

Caroline Vandenburg (JP5633) . C-10

Columbia (WG61134) . E-103

Daily Sketch (JP5633) . C-10

Gustave Lind (JP5633) . C-10

Johnson’s Favorite (NBK42626) . E-107

Le Mahdi (BS42029) . C-60, E-107

Maid Marion (BS42029) . E-102

Morgenrood (JP5633) . C-10

Mrs. Jenkins (NBK42626) . C-76, E-108

Mrs. Milly van Hoboken (BS42029) . E-107

P. D. Williams (JP5434) . C-10

Saladin (HAT91531) . E-107

Salmon Glow (CM102031) . E-108

Thor (BS42029) . E-102

Phlox divaricata (F4925) . C-58, F-152, F-158

Phlox ovata (R0111231) . C-80

Phlox subulata alba . C-58, C-64, F-150, W-33

Phlox subulata lilacina . C-58, C-64, F-150, W-33

Phlox subulata rosea . C-58, C-64, F-150

Phlox subulata, Vivid (BX33) . W-33

Phlox suffruticosa, Miss Lingard (E4925) . E-103

Physocarpus monogynus (NW42334) . W-29

Physostegia virginiana . E-102, E-107-108

Physostegia virginiana alba (DH1928) . E-107

Physostegia virginiana grandiflora . E-108

Physostegia virginiana, Vivid (DH52332) . E-108

Picea alba albertiana (dy 103029) . W-33

Picea excelsa . C-79

Picea koyamai (K1827) . .C-56

Pieris (Andromeda) floribunda (R011127; DY103029) . C-74, E-107

Pinus parviflora (pentaphylla) (D010626) . F-151

Pinus sp. (?) . W-33

Pinus strobus . C-80, E-no

Pinus tabulaeformis FPI78405 (DA4131) . E-m

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PLATANUS occidentalis . East Lawn

This great Sycamore is the dominating tree of the neighborhood.

It is known to have been an important object in 1819. Much effort
has been expended to prevent damage to the living tree by a destruc¬
tive anthracnose which causes defoliation. For several years it has
been sprayed with bordeaux mixture at a pressure of 600 pounds and
carefully fed underground through a series of holes punched in the

lawn.

Platycodon grandiflorum . C-58, E-107

Platycodon grandiflorum, Pink form (cm 1927) . C-75

Podophyllum peltatum (R0112125) . E-104, F-152

Polemonium humile (P. richardsoni) (sbh) . E-108

Polemonium reptans . W-32-33

Polygonatum commutatum (HQ52529) . F-152

Polygonum auberti (05 1726) . E-125

Polystichum acrostichoides (GK.51329) . C-80, E-125

Polystichum (Aspidium) angulare (D1930) . C-80

Potentilla, Gibson’s Scarlet (sbh) . C-61, W-32

Potentilla moyesi (CA52228) . E-114

Potentilla purdomi (CA52428) . E-103

Potentilla rupestris . W-32

Potentilla sp. (?) (DLR.62134) . W-33

Potentilla tridentata (BS42831) . W-33

Poterium obtusatum (CM1927) . E-107

Primula auricula alpina (WG32230) . W-32

Primula, Double Mauve and White (ABC51432) . C-65

Primula japonica (BS42029) . C-58, W-33

Primula, Julianse Gloria (JP52032; JP5633) . C-65

Primula polyantha (sbh) . C-72, C-75

Primula, Primrose Lodge (bor 122033) . C-65

Primula veris (BA1927) . W-32

Primula, Wanda (JP52032) . C-58, C-64

Prinsepia sinensis (AA111013) . E-112, W-2

Prinsepia uniflora (AA42216) . F-155

These two Prinsepias are important plants. Sinensis is the first
plant in the garden to put forth its leaves in the spring.

PRUNUS caroliniana . C-76

Prunus incisa (aai 12230) . E-124

Prunus nipponica (aai 12230) . E-123

Prunus pleuroptera (aai 12230) . E-114

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Prunus serrulata sachalinensis . E-114

Prunus tomentosa FPI33126 (DA32325) . E-114

Pseudolarix amabilis (AA102034) . E-128

Pseudolarix kaempferi (P. amabilis) (AA101426) . E-124

Pseudotsuga douglasi (P. taxifolia) (HI111114) . W-29

Pulmonaria officinalis (DLR5933) . C-58

Pyracantha coccinea lalandi (D101533) . E-105

Pyracantha crenulata kansuensis FPI40736 (DA3930; DA4131) . E-m

Pyracantha crenulata rogersiana FPI72814 (DA4131) . E-m

Pyracantha sp. FPI55993 (DA3930) . E-m

Quercus chrysolepis (GN103032) . W-32

Quercus dumosa (AN103032) . W-33

RARE PLANT NURSERY

The many unusual plants coming to Breeze Hill are planted first
in the nursery on both sides of the Espalier (E-105 and E-lll) for
protection, as this location is particularly favorable.

Rhamnus japonica (aaiiioi6)

Work- Yard

RHODODENDRON atlanticum X japonicum (GA32532) . E-106

Rhododendron carolinianum (K5613; K42616; R011127) . C-74

Rhododendron catawbiense (R04127) . C-80

Rhododendron dahuricum . C-81

Rhododendron hybridum, Cunningham’s White (DPS4716) . C-74

Rhododendron hybridum seedlings (SW41030) . C-74

Rhododendron maximum (BH51712; R011127) . C-80, E-no, F-158

Rhododendron micranthum (aai 1 1013) . C-65

Rhododendron mucronulatum (R. dauricum mucronulatum) FPI71126

(DA13930) . C-74

Rhododendron poukhanense (true) (ga 102930; GA32031) . . .C-76, E-124
Rhododendron racemosum 56363 J. F. Rock X R. carolinianum

(GA32031) . E-106

Rhododendron racemosum seedling (GA5732) . W-33

Rhododendron sp., Red-flowering (R. C. Robinette, Princeton,

W. Va., 112633) . E-iio

The Rhododendrons need to be considered in connection with the
Azaleas. Botanically, all are now classed as Rhododendrons.

Ribes aureum (EB32913) . W-3

Robinia pseudacacia . E-113, W-30, etc.

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ROCK-GARDENS

Rock-Plants at Breeze Hill are at W-32, W-33, E-121, E-125. The
first rock planting was done in the spring of 1927, in “Lovers’ Lane,”
F-158. In most locations, moving water is a feature, and provides a
certain measure of bog conditions. Maple Brook in the west end of
C-58 is arranged to keep the contiguous soil moist for plants which
require boggy conditions. A similar provision is made at E-125. The
plants in the various rock-gardens are being constantly changed and
adapted. In the newer sections, W-32 and W-33, one little moraine
is planned for acid-loving plants. Underground irrigation is provided
for these sections.

ROCK-PLANTS

For convenience in reference, the various species planted in the
different rock-gardens (mostly in W-32-33) are here separately listed.
Many of these items are found also in other parts of the Gardens.

ACA5NA inermis
ACHILLEA clavennae
tomentosa
ACTINEA herbacea
jETHIONEMA coridifolium
ALLIUM thibeticum
ALYSSUM argenteum
rostratum
saxatile

saxatile citrinum
ANCHUSA myosotidiflora
ANDROSACE lanuginosa
lanuginosa leichtlini
sarmentosa
ANEMONE apennina
pulsatilla
pulsatilla alba
vernalis

AQUILEGIA alpina
canadensis
ARABIS alpina
alpina rosea
procurrens

ARENARIA grandiflora
montana
verna caespitosa
ARTEMISIA frigida
ARUM maculatum
ASCLEPIAS tuberosa
ASPERULA odorata
ASTER acris nanus
alpinus
amellus
, Gold Flake
hybridus luteus
, Mauve Cushion
subcaeruleus, Wartburg Star
yunnanensis
Hardy

Barr’s Pink

Nancy

Victor

AUBRIETIA deltoidea
AZALEA amoena
nudiflora
viscosa

BERBERIS darwini depressa
BRAUNERIA (Echinacea) an-
gustifolia

BUXUS microphylla koreana
CALLUNA vulgaris alporti
vulgaris hammondi
vulgaris hammondi alba
CALTHA palustris
CAMMASSIA leichtlini
CAMPANULA bellardi, Mir¬
anda
garganica

portenschlagiana (muralis)
raddeana
rotundifolia
rotundifolia, Olympica

cti Yifra era

CARY OPTERIS incana
CENTAUREA dealbata
nigra

CHELONE lyoni
CHRYSANTHEMUM arcticum
morifolium

CHRYSOPSIS falcata
CONVOLVULUS mauretanica
COOPERIA drummondi
COREOPSIS resea
COTONEASTER horizontalis
CROCUS zonatus
CRUCIANELLA stylosa
DAPHNE cneorum
DELPHINIUM taitsiense
DIANTHUS arenarius
caesius
corsieus
deltoides

deltoides, Wisley var.

graniticus

knappi

neglectus

pungens

pyridicolus

seguieri

winteri

DRABA armata (D. longi-
rostra)

Draba fladnizensis
repens

ECCREMOCARPUS scaber
ECHINOCEREUS (Pediocac-
tus) simpsoni
viridiflorus

ENKIANTHUS campanulatus
tectus

EPIMEDIUM macranthum
macranthum niveum
macranthum rubrum
pinnatum elegans
pinnatum sulphureum
ERICA darleyensis
ERIGERON caucasicus
divergens
ERINUS alpinus
ERODIUM ihacradenum
EUPATORIUM perfoliatum
EUPHORBIA myrsinites
polychroma (E. epithy-
moides)

FESTUCA ovina glauca
FILIPENDULA hexapetala
(Spiraea filipendula)
GALANTHUS, Double
elwesi
, Large
nivalis fl.-pl.

GENISTA dalmatica
hirsutum decumbens
sagittata

GENTIANA farreri
, Prairie
purdomi

GERANIUM grandiflorum
GEUM, Fire Opal
heldreichi
, Princess Juliana
GYPSOPHILA acutifolia
repens

HELIANTHEMUM, Bride
, Buttercup
croce um

HEMEROCALLIS flava

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ROCK-PLANTS, continued

HEUCHERA robinsoni
sanguinea

HYDROCOTYLE peduncularis
HYPERICUM sp. (?)

IBERIS saxatilis
sempervirens
ILEX opaca
IRIS cristata
cristata alba
flavissima
foliosa
laevigata
pumila

sibirica, Blue and White
tenax (Scio Type)
JUNIPERUS horizontalis
virginiana

LEIOPHYLLUM buxifolium
prostratum

LEWI SI A columbianum roseum
heckneri
howelli

LILIUM callosum
cernuum
, Golden Gleam
, Shelbourne Hybrid
tenuifolium
LIN ARIA alpina
LINUM flavum
perenne
salsoloides
LYCHNIS sartori
MAZUS repens
MENTHA piperita
requieni

MICROMERIA rupestris
MIMULUS luteus
MUEHLENBECKLA nana
MYOSOTIS palustris
NARCISSUS juncifolius
NIEREMBERGIA rivularis
(ENOTHERA fruticosa youngi
missouriensis
OPUNTIA fragilis
humifusa
humilis
macrorhiza
mesacantha
phaeacantha
polyacantha
vulgaris

PAP AVER alpinum
schinzianum

PELLjEA densa (Cheilanthes
densa)

PENTSTEMON angustifolius
barbatus, Pink Beauty
corymbosa
crandalli
rupicola

PHLOX caespitosa
subulata alba
subulata lilacina
subulata. Vivid

PICEA alba albertiana

PINUS sp. (?)

POLEMONIUM reptans

POTENTILLA, Gibson’s
Scarlet
rupestris
sp. (?)
tridentata

PRIMULA auricula alpina
japonica
veris

QUERCUS chrysolepis
dumosa

RHODODENDRON racemo-
sum, seedling

SAXIFRAGA (Megasea) cordi-
folia

decipiens alba
sarmentosa

SCILLA peruviana

SEDUM acre
acre minus
album

album murale
album nanum
album purpureum
album seedling (sp.?)
alia combranum
altissimum
anglicum minus
balticum
corsicum
dasyphyllum
ewersi
gracile

hispanicum bithynicum

lagged

lydium

maximum

middendorffianum

nevi

reflexum

rupestre forsterianum

sexangulare

sieboldi

, Silver (S. lydium form)

Sedum spectabile
• spurium

spurium elegans
stenopetalum
stoloniferum (ibericum)
stribrny

SEMPERVIVUM arachnoi-
deum doellianum
atroviolaceum
blandum
brauni
fauconnetti
globiferum
montanum
pittoni
rubicundum
tectorum
triste

SILENE maritima
pendula bonnetti
saxifraga
schafta
wherryi

SISYRIN CHIUM bermudiana
STATICE (Armeria) globularia
plantaginea
STERNBERGIA lutea
SYMPHYANDRA armena
TALINUM calycinum
TEUCRIUM chamaedrys
THYMUS citriodorus
micans
serpyllum
serpyllum album
serpyllum coccineus
serpyllum lanuginosus
TULIPA clusiana
kaufmanniana

TUNICA saxifraga rosea fl.-pl.
UMBILICUS chrysanthus
VERONICA armena
filiformis
gentianoides
pectinata rosea
rupestris
saxatilis
VIOLA blanda

douglasi (chrysantha)
halli

odorata, Rosina

pedata (V. pedata bicolor)

pedatifida

tricolor, Bowles’ Black
ZAUSCHNERIA californica

ROSA and ROSES. See Alphabetical List beginning page 47.

Rubus odoratus (M32213) . E-101, etc.

Rudbeckia speciosa (R. newmanni) (bh) . E-107-108

Rudbeckia triloba (eg 1923) . F-155, etc.

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Salix tetrapla (CA52428) . E-114

Salvia azurea grandiflora (sbh) . E-108

Salvia pitcheri (wg) . E-108

Sambucus racemosa (Mrs. A. H. F. Fasel, Estacada, Ore., 112634)

E-104

Sanguinaria canadensis . C-58, F-160

SAXIFRAGA aizoides (sbh 1927) . C-58

Saxifraga (Megasea) cordifolia . C-80, W-33

Saxifraga decipiens alba (BS42831) . W-33

Saxifraga sarmentosa (J. D. Crump, Macon, Ga., 43035) . W-33

SCILLA hispanica (S. campanulata) . W-2-3

Scilla hispanica alba . W-3

Scilla nonscripta . C-74

Scilla peruviana . W-33

Scilla sibirica . E-i 18-121, etc.

On both sides the Axis Walk, near the residence, this Scilla is
naturalized, and is very effective in bloom.

Scilla sibirica alba . C-58

SEDUM acre (MNI11027) . W-32

Sedum acre minus (CA43032) . W-32

Sedum album (mni 1 1027; JP63032) . W-32

Sedum album murale (BX7532) . W-33

Sedum album nanum (CA43032) . W-32

Sedum album purpureum (CWW42633) . W-33

Sedum album seedling (sp. ?) . W-32

Sedum alia combranum (CWW42633) . W-32

Sedum altissimum (CWW42633) . W-33

Sedum anglicum minus (CWW42633) . W-32

Sedum balticum (CWW42633) . W-32

Sedum corsicum (DLR5233) . W-32

Sedum dasyphyllum (GD71731; BX81731) . W-32

Sedum ewersi (CWW42633) . W-32

Sedum gracile (CWW42633) . W-33

Sedum hispanicum bithynicum (mni 1027) . W-32

Sedum laggeri (CWW42633) . W-32

Sedum lydium (BX81731) . W-32

Sedum maximum (GD71731) . W-32

Sedum middendorffianum (BX7532) . W-32

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TWENTY-FIRST ST.

hillside
OAD E/VTRAA/CE

FINDING DIAGRAM
OF BREEZE HILL GARDENS
IN HARRISBURG, PA.

The northern boundary of the Breeze Hill prop¬
erty runs 340 feet on Bellevue Road; the western
line is 400 feet on 21st Street; the curved boundary
on Hillside Road of 585 feet completes this three-
sided plot of 2.4 acres.

For convenience, certain arbitrary garden di¬
visions have been established within the property.
The West Garden, public entrance to which is on
21st Street, is in the southwest comer and includes
most of the roses. The Center Garden runs east¬
ward from the Work-yard to the Orchard, and north
to the rear of the residence. The Hillside Road
entrance, also used as an exit, is reached in the
Center Garden. The Front Garden is the northwest
corner from the driveway to the walk to the resi¬
dence from Bellevue Road. The East Garden
runs east from this residence approach to the corner
of Bellevue Road and Hillside Road, and south¬
ward to include the Orchard, the Espalier, and the
Nursery beds.

Sedum nevi (WHERRY929; BX81731) . W-32

Sedum reflexum (MNI11027) . W-32

Sedum rupestre forsterianum (GD71731) . W-32

Sedum sarmentosum (MNI11027) . Under large Maple tree

Sedum sexangulare (CWW42633) . W-33

Sedum sieboldi (GD71731; BX81731) . W-32-33

Sedum, Silver (S. lydium form) (CWW42633) . W-32

Sedum spectabile . W-33

Sedum spurium (CWW42633) . W-32-33

Sedum spurium elegans (LEW82132) . W-32

Sedum stenopetalum (PJM92232) . W-32

Sedum stoloniferum (ibericum) (BX81731) . W-32

Sedum stribrny (PJM92232) . W-32

Sempervivum arachnoideum doellianum (BX81731; BX1934) . W-32

Sempervivum atroviolaceum (BX81731) . W-32

Sempervivum blandum (BX61032) . W-32

Sempervivum brauni (BX7532) . W-32

Sempervivum fauconnetti (PJM92232) . W-32

Sempervivum globiferum (BX81731) . W-32

Sempervivum montanum (LEW82132) . W-32

Sempervivum pittoni (BX81731) . W-32

Sempervivum rubicundum (LEW82132) . W-32

Sempervivum tectorum (BX81731) . W-32

Sempervivum triste (GD5632) . W-32

Shortia galacifolia (R0111623; K41427; R011331) . C-80

Sidalcea, Mr. Lindberg (JP5434) . C-10

SILENE maritima (BV11830) . W-32-33

Silene pendula bonnetti (raised from seed from A. H. Bennett,

Victoria, B. C., 1934) . W-32

Silene saxifraga (BA42531) . W-33

Silene schafta (PY102229) . W-32

Silene wherryi (GS52035) . W-32-33

Silverberry, Native (NW42334) . .W-29

Sisyrinchium bermudiana (WG32230) . W-33

Smilacina racemosa . C-74

Sophora japonica (TE4228) . E-102

Sophora viciifolia (PF102326) . E-129, W-29

Sorbaria arborea (AA41813; AAI11013) . F-152, F-155

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Sorbus americana (K41927) . E-109

Sorbus commixta (K41927) . E-103

Sorbus mougeoti (K41827) . E-103

SPIRA2A douglasi (BM1911 ) . F-158

Spiraea foxi (CA52428) . E-124

Spiraea henryi (AA41813) . W-3

Spiraea japonica (BM1911) . E-114

Spiraea margaritae ( b m i 9 1 1 ) . E-103

Spiraea menziesi, Triumphans (CA52428) . : . E-103

Spiraea nipponica rotundifolia (H161915) . E-no

Spiraea prunifolia (BM1911) . E-no

Spiraea thunbergi (BM1911) . F-153

Spiraea trichocarpa (FQ52327) . F-155

Spiraea vanhouttei (EB4912) . F-154, W-3, etc.

Spiraea veitchi (CA52428) . F-103

Stachys grandiflora superba (JP52032) . E-107

Statice (Armeria) globularia (BOR122033) . W-33

Statice (Armeria) plantaginea . W-33

Stephanandra flexuosa (BM1911) . F-154

Sternbergia lutea (BUT101134) . W-33

Stewartia koreana (AA102034) . E-128

Streptopus amplexifolius (VOL1933) . C-58

Styrax japonica (EB4912) . E-102

This has become a superb specimen.

Styrax obassia (morrison27) . E-102, E-114

Symphoricarpos chenaulti (D111225) . E-no

Symphoricarpos racemosus . E-no

Symphyandra armena (raised from seed from A. H. Bennett, Victoria,

B. C., 1934) . W-32

Symplocos paniculata (SB4111; EBI13014) . E-102

SYRINGA chinensis (\v1s32727) . E-114

Syringa dilatata FPI66259 (DA41228) . E-114

Syringa josikaea . E-101

Syringa komarowi (Wilson 1237) (AA41813) . E-114

Syringa microphylla FPI38829 (DA41226; PF102326; BN51834;

AA102034) . E-103-104

Syringa microphylla (NW42334) . E-104

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Syringa pubescens (AA111013) . E-102, W-31

Syringa refiexa (AA41813) . E-102

Syringa sweginzowi . E-103

Syringa villosa (EB4912) . E-102

Syringa vulgaris, old plants . . . E-102, E-no

Syringa vulgaris alba (White Lilac) . F-158

SYRINGA VULGARIS HYBRIDS

Lilacs are nearly all to be found in or east of E-102. Some of the
clumps of unnamed forms are fifty or more years old.

Adelaide Dunbar (DU5523) . E-102

Adelaide Dunbar (True) (fi 12233) . E-102

Belle de Nancy (SB4111) . E-102

Capitaine Perrault (LEW112326) . E-102

Decaisne (FI1324) . E-102

Diderot (DU5523) . E-102

Emile Gentil (\vs32727) . E-102

Hyacinthiflora (DU5523) . E-102

Jacques Callot (DU5523) . E-102

Jeanne d’Arc (F42717) . E-102

Lamartine (WS32727) . E-102

Leon Gambetta (HAH1927) . E-102

Marceau (\vs32727) . E-102

Marechal Foch (PF102326) . E-102

Mme. Francisque Morel (FI1324) . E-102

Monge (WS32727) . E-102

Mont Blanc (FI1324) . E-102

Pascal sp. (WIS427) . E-128

Paul Thirion (FI1324) . E-102

President Grevy (SB4111) . E-121

President Lincoln (F112233) . E-102

Senateur Volland (SB41 1 1) . C-80

Toussaint l’Ouverture (F42717) . . . .E-102

Vestale (HAIH927) . E-102

Violetta (H0102232) . E-102

Volcan (F42717) . E-102

Talinum calycinum (SV42931) . W-33

Tamarix africana (EB4912) . E-102

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Tamarix hispida (EB4912) . E-102

Taxus baccata repandens (GA5732) . E-124

Taxus cuspidata (H1111114) . W-3, W-29, and many other places

Both the upright (in W-29) and the diffuse (in W-3) forms of the
Japanese Yew are represented by notable specimens. When planted
in November, 1914, the two trees in W-29 were about 4 feet high.

Taxus media hatfieldi (AA102034) . F-128

Taxus media hicksi (H142029) . C-80, C-82

TESTING-GARDENS . South of Vineyard

In these Testing-Gardens are grown each year various Annuals,
usually of the less conventional sorts, in order to test their general de¬
sirability. The All-America Seed Trials are an annual feature. Each
planting is labeled with name and source. Also there are beds used
for the newer roses, including some seedlings.

Teucrium chamsedrys (WG32230). . W-33

THUJA occidentalis . Old inner hedges

These Arborvitaes, forming originally a lane of approach (now
Lovers’ Lane), and dividing the house grounds from the greenhouse
that stood where the Center Garden now is, were probably planted
about 1876, and were beheaded about twenty-five years later, giving
them a shock from which they have never recovered.

Thymus citriodorus (BVI1830) . W-33

Thymus micans (CA43032) . W-33

Thymus serpyllum (BVI1830) . W-33

Thymus serpyllum album (MN111027) . W-33

Thymus serpyllum coccineus (BVI1830) . W-33 and steps

Thymus serpyllum lanuginosus (MNH1027) . W-32

Tiarella cordifolia (eaglesmere28) . C-58

Tilia americana . C-79

TRILLIUM erectum . C-79

Trillium grandiflorum (roi 1625; R09429; roi 1 1231) . .C-80, E-101, F-160
Trillium grandiflorum is naturalized in several places.

Trillium grandiflorum roseum (buehler27) . C-80

Trillium ovatum (PY101029) . E-121

Trillium sessile luteum (NIK-NAR43031) . C-80

Trillium sessile, Manning’s var. (mni i 1027) . C-80

Trillium stylosum (roi 1623; R09230) . C-80, F-160

Tripterygium regeli (aa 101426) . Hillside Road Hedge

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Trollius asiaticus (GS42134) . C-65

Trollius chinensis (GS42134) . C-65

Trollius, Empire Day (GS42134) . C-65

Trollius europaeus (TN1926; GS42134) . C-65

Trollius, Excelsior (GS42134) . C-65

Trollius ledebouri, Golden Queen (JP52032) . C-65

Trollius, Lichtball (GS42134) . C-65

Trollius loddigesis (GS42134) . C-65

Trollius, Mrs. Gibson (JP52032) . C-65

Trollius, Orange Globe (GS42134) . C-65

Trollius pumilus moerheim (!) (JP52032) . C-65

Trollius, Salamander (GS42134) . C-65

Tsuga canadensis . C-58, C-80, E-112, etc.

Tsuga caroliniana (K5317) . C-56

Tsuga diversifolia (GA5732) . E-124

Tsuga heterophylla (aa 101426) . E-105

Tsuga sieboldi (GA5732) . E-124

TULIPS, Early-flowering Single, Early-flowering Double, and Late-

flowering . Many places

Tulips are lifted each year, and are therefore not located in this
list.

TULIPA clusiana (SW1431) . W-32, etc.

Tulipa greigi (DGI11027; SW1431) . E-121

Tulipa kaufmanniana (JA112125; SW1431) . C-58, W-32-33, etc.

Tulipa sylvestris (JAI12125) . C-58

Tunica saxifraga (sbh) . . . - . F-150

Tunica saxifraga rosea fl.-pl. (D7 1533) . W-33

Ulmus americana . On 21st Street

Ulmus pumila (BF7626) . On Bellevue Road

Umbilicus chrysanthus (HL62631) . W-33

Vaccinium corymbosum. (See also Blueberries) (K5613).. .E-108, F-151

Valeriana officinalis . E-107

VERONICA armena (BS42831) . W-33

Veronica filiformis (CA43032) . W-33

Veronica gentianoides (BS42831) . W-32-33

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Veronica No. 6 . E-107

Veronica officinalis (MN111027) . W-31, etc.

Veronica pectinata rosea (GD91233) . W-33

Veronica rupestris . W-32

Veronica saxatilis (BS42831) . W-33

Veronica Seedling 3629 (CM102331) . C-81

Veronica Seedling 3639 (CM102331) . C-10

Veronica teucrium rupestris (TN1926) . C-61, C-64

VIBURNUM acerifolium (K5613) . E-102

Viburnum americanum FPI33126 (DA32126) . E-102

Viburnum carlesi (EBI11114; F4929) . C-56, W-4

Viburnum cassinoides . E-114

Viburnum dentatum . E-102

Viburnum macrocephalum (?) (ho 10223 2) . W-30

Viburnum nudum (TE4228) . E-114

Viburnum opulus . E-101

Viburnum rhytidophyllum (LP32424) . W-29

Viburnum theiferum (AA42226) . E-114

Viburnum tomentosum (M32213; M4529; 42134) . E-102, E-121, F-151

These are superb plants, most impressive in bloom and in fruit.

Viburnum tomentosum plenum (V. plicatum) (EB4912) . W-2-3

Viburnum venosum canbyi (EN42224) . E-102

Viburnum X Burkwoodi (BK33032) . E-105

Vinca minor . At automobile entrance

Vinca minor, Bowles’ Variety (CM10531) . C-82

Vinca minor, Double-flowering (BUT8432) . E-121

VIOLA blanda (DH51035) . W-33

Viola conspersa (BL1927) . C-80

Viola, Jersey Gem (HA42127; GS42134) . C-75, E-105-106, E-109

Viola odorata (GS42134) . Coldframe

Viola odorata, Charm (GS42134) . C-80

Viola odorata, Princess of Wales (GS42134) . Coldframe

Viola odorata, Rosina (CM1928; CM1929; BOR122033; GS42134) .

C-80, W-32

Viola odorata, Single Russian (GS42134) . C-80

Viola odorata, White . E-m

Viola papilionacea (Common Violet) . Many places

Viola papilionacea, Blue and White (GS42134). . . .C-80 and many places

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Viola pedata (V. pedata bicolor) . W-33

Viola pedatifida (0G4731) . W-33

Viola, Pink Everblooming (BUT101134) . C-80

Viola septentrionalis (HAT51433) . C-80

Viola striata . C-79

Viola sylvestris rosea (GS42134) . C-80

Viola tricolor (Pansies) . Many places

Viola tricolor, Bowles’ Black (CP51035) . W-32

Viola tricolor, “Johnny-jump-up” . C-58, etc.

Viola, White Jersey Gem (GS42134) . C-56

Vitex macrophylla (062024) . C-81

WALL PLANTING

The walls in the Center Garden were built in April, 1928, when
grading was made necessary for the Lily-pool. The stones used were
carefully selected and placed by G. A. Stevens, planting following
closely. The steps were “home-made” upon design by Mr. Stevens.

WATER GARDEN

The Lily-pool in the Center Garden was built and planted in
April, 1928. Other water features are Maple Brook at west end of
C-58, and the pools in Rock-Garden at W-32, W-33, and E-125.

Weigela hybrida: Avalanche, Feerie, Girondin, Profusion, Richesse

(PF102326) . W-3

Weigela hybrida, Eva Rathke (M32213) . E-121

WEST GARDEN. Southwest corner, south of drive entrance and west
of service entrance.

The West Garden has the major part of the rose planting. It includes
also some of the Philadelphus and various important shrubs and
Conifers. The main entrance to the Gardens is in its northwest corner.

Wisteria multijuga (H151612) . Near tool-house; F-153

Wisteria sinensis . Residence, East bow-window

Xanthorhiza apiifolia (ro 11625) . E-104, E-no, W-2

Yucca filamentosa . C-55-56

Zauschneria californica (PY102229)
Zelkova sinica FPI22985 (DA2628) .

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. W-33

Bellevue Road

THE ROSES AT BREEZE HILL

ROSA

The endeavor at Breeze Hill is to grow for test, photograph, and
to make color records of all obtainable roses that seem to be of value
and importance. This endeavor is aided by many of the more im¬
portant growers and hybridizers, who recognize the scope, impartial¬
ity, and value of these tests, consequently sending us their productions,
often before they are deemed to be worthy of names or patents.

Because of the close relation of the executives of the American
Rose Society to Breeze Hill, it may be assumed that the Breeze Hill
rose-test is of the same nature as that conducted by the National
Rose Society of England, at Haywards Heath, although no awards
are here made or recorded.

The rose genus at Breeze Hill is represented by the following species,
mostly in two locations — one at the eastern edge of the Rose-Garden
(W-4), and the other at the eastern edge of the Orchard (E-112).

Rosa acicularis. (CP41426) . W-4

Rosa andreae. (CP41426) . E-114

Rosabella. (AA11526) . E-112

Rosa blanda . W-4

Rosa bracteata. (CP102233) . W-10

Rosa canina . F-151

Rosa ecae. (EC11722) . W-4

Rosa farreri. (00x11532) . W-33

Rosa ferox. (CP41426) . E-114

Rosa foliolosa. (SVH1025) . W-33

Rosa foliosa alba. (SV42931) . W-33

Rosa gallica. (AUTEN4725) . E-114

Rosa gallica, Double. (AUTEN4725) . E-112

Rosa gallica officinalis (R. gallica flore-pleno). (CP27) . E-112

Rosa glauca. (CP41426) . E-129

Rosa glomerata. (JP41234) . E-108

Rosa helenae. (EN42224) . W-2

Rosa hemisphaerica. (CP5533) (Yellow Provence). (HIL112634)

C-i, E-109

Rosa hugonis. (AA42216; W5616) . E-114, W-2

Rosa humilis . E-129

Rosa lheritierana (R. pendula var.). (hmb) . E-103

Rosa manca. (CP41426) . E-112

Rosa microphylla X rugosa. (AD29) . E-m

Rosa microphylla alba odorata. (KEI11334) . E-112

Rosa microphylla rubra. (KEI11334) . E-112

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Rosa moschata grandiflora. (kei 1 1334) . E-114

Rosa moyesi. (VFI1316) . E-124

Rosa multibracteata. (AA42216) . E-129

Rosa multiflora cathayensis. (AA42216) . E-112, W-2

Rosa multiflora de la Grifferaie. (cp 102424) . E-112

Rosa multiflora, East Asia. (CP41426) . E-112

Rosa nutkana. (lines) . W-2

Rosa odorata 22449 (R. indica major ; Fun Jwan Lo) . C-75

This is the famous “Odorata’ ’ understock form sent to the De¬
partment of Agriculture by its explorer, the late Frank N. Meyer, prior
to 1919. He found it in a garden at Pautang Fu, Chihli Province.
Prof. M. L. Hancock, of the University of Nanking, reports it as bear¬
ing the local name of Fun Jwan Lo. It is believed to be identical with
“Texas Wax,” and to have been used in France and in England as an
understock many years ago under the name Indica Major.

Rosa oxyodon. (CP41426) . E-129

Rosa pomifera multiplex. (CP41426) . W-4

Rosa rouletti. (BGT92631; CP52435) . W-33

Rosa rubrifolia. (CP41426) . W-2

Rosa rugosa alba . Outside Bellevue Road hedge

Rosa setigera. (shi 11612) . E-114

Rosa soulieana. (CP41426) . W-4

Rosa spinosissima. (AUTEN41725) . E-114

Rosa spinosissima altaica. (EG51619) . E-112

Rosa spinosissima, Auten’s form, (auten) . E-112

Rosa Sp. 1773. (Seed RHS42933) . E-128

Rosa stellata. (AD42532) . W-33

Rosa subserrulata. (SVI11125) . W-33

Rosa watsoniana. (cp 102424) . W-2

Rosa wichuraiana. (bhi2) . C-56

Rosa willmottiae. (CP42326) . E-114

Rosa willmottiae X R. moyesi. (JP5831) . E-114

Rosa xanthina. (cp2o) . W-2, W-4

Rosa xanthina, Single. (cp2o) . . .W-2

NAMED ROSE VARIETIES

A Feuilles Luisantes. m. (JPI1530) . E-103

Abol. ht. (D3830; BOS31535) . W-8, W-27

Adam Messerich. hb. (BA32426) . W-4

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Adorable, ht. (E151635) . C-17A

££nnchen Muller, pp. (PC5316) . W-16

Agnes, hr. (cpi 12528) . C-75

Agnes Foster Wright, ht. (JP41234; JP32235) . C-24

Albast. ht. (BA41331) . W-27

Albertine. lc. (BA52224) . W-16

Alezane. ht. (JP41234; JP32235) . C-25, W-13

Alice Harding, ht. (JP32235) . C-25

Alice Stern, ht. (BA41331) . W-27

Amelie Gravereaux. hr. (CP41426) . C-24

American Beauty, hp. (JPH1530) . C-19

American Pillar, r. (CP13) . C-69, W-21

Ami L. Crette. ht. (CP32731) . W-27

Ami Quinard. ht. (CP32235) . W-12

Amy Johnson, cht. (HZ62932) . C-19

Andre Louis, r. (BA121224) . W-2

Angele Pernet. ht. (RIX31532) . W-29

Anna de Diesbach. hp. (CP4423) . W-16

Anna’s Delight (Schoener). (MAC32735) . C-19

Antoine Rivoire. ht. (BA12124) . W-29

Aphrodite, ht. (BA42032) . C-4

Argentine Cramon. ht. (BA31927) . W-27

Ariel. HT. (BA3225) . C-3

Arrillaga. hp. (BA4829) . W-16

Attraction, ht. (BA4934) . C-23

Auguste Delobel. r. (CP27) . C-60

Auguste Finon. r. (CP32425) . C-60

Auguste Kordes. lc. (KS21429) . W-4

Australia Felix, lc. (HZ41827) . C-19

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AUSTRALIAN ROSES

South of Vineyard; in West Garden

The first shipment of these varieties left New South Wales on
March 16, 1927, were received in Washington on April 15, and after
inspection and release were planted April 19. These roses were
supplied for American trial by H. H. Hazlewood, Epping, N. S. W.

All lived until the severe winter of 1929-30, when several “passed out.”

The varieties are: Australia Felix, Borderer, Bushfire, Daydream,

E. N. Ward, Fancy Free, Flying Colours, Gwen Nash, Harbinger,

Kitty Kininmonth, Loretto, Lorraine Lee, Mrs. E. Willis, Mrs. Frank
Guthrie, Milkmaid, Mrs. R. M. Finch, Miss Marion Manifold, Nora
Cuningham, Queen of Hearts, Scorcher, Squatter’s Dream, Sunny
South, Salmon Spray, Vanity.

Another shipment, received June 11, 1928, included: Agnes Bar¬
clay, Catherine Blackburn, Cherub, Countess of Stradbroke, Cran-
brook, Jessie Clark, Lottie Foster, Mrs. Philip Russell, Sunday Best,
Climbing Ophelia X Padre, Cupid X Konigin Carola, Red-Letter Day
X Isobel, Rev. F. Page-Roberts X Padre (now called Warrawee),
Radiance X Comtesse du Cayla, Climbing Ophelia X Walter Clark,
Ophelia X Rev. F. Page-Roberts, Mme. Butterfly X IJoosier Beauty,

Star of Queensland X Mrs. C. V. Haworth, Radiance X Mr. P. L.
Baudet.

A third shipment, received August 5, 1929, included Golden Dawn,

Mrs. Albert Nash, Mrs. Philip Russell, Joyce Fairey, Edith Clark,

Lady Fairbairn, Sentinel, Refresher, Mary Guthrie, Traverser, and
Countess of Stradbroke; another on August 16, 1930, Mrs. Hugh
Dettman and Courier; and another on August 23, 1930, Dorothy
Mollison, Judith Black, Lady Somers, Madge Taylor, Mrs. Norman
Weston, Stately.

A fourth shipment, received June 29, 1932, included Amy Johnson,
Beauty of New South Wales, Billy Boiler, Doris Downes, Judith
Black, Lady Fairbairn, Lady Heaton Rhodes, Madge Taylor, Mar¬
garet Turnbull, Mary Guthrie, Set Fair, Southern Cross, Stately,

War Paint.

Most of the Australian climbers are on the arches in C-l and C-19.

Some duplicates are on the arches in W-3 and W-4.

Austrian Copper (R. foetida bicolor). (BA2922) . W-2

Autumn, ht. (0051733) . C-3

Avalanche, ht. (BA31530) . W-27

Aviateur Bleriot. r. (CP15) . C-76

Barbara Robinson, ht. (MW5126) . C-4

Baroness Rothschild, hp. (EB4912) . W-2

Baroness van Ittersum. r. (F125) . ...W-21

Beacon Belle, h.ayr. (RF5620) . C-69

Beauty of New South Wales, p. (HZ62232) . C-19

Beauty of Rosemawr. c. (cp) . W-16

Bebe Blanc, p. (BA32426) . W-10

Berangere. m. (JP11530) . E-114

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Bess Lovett, lc. (ba 12922) . Summer-house

Betty Blossom, lc. (EN92423) . W-2

Betty Sutor. ht. (D32731) . W-15

Betty Uprichard. ht. (ros 122434) . W-n

Billy Boiler, cht. (F1112132) . E-109

Birdie Blye. c. (cp) . W-2

Black Boy. cht. (D4126) . W-4

Black Knight, ht. (hili 13034) . C-21

Black Prince, hp. (MR51223) . W-2

Blanche Messigny. ht. (BA31530) . .' . C-4

Blanche Moreau, m. (GAS27) . E-114, W-2

Blaze, lc. (JPI11032) . C-i, W-4

Bloomfield Brilliant, cht. (hs 12631) . C-3

Bloomfield Courage, r. (BA121224) . W-4

Bloomfield Dainty, cht. (BA121224) . W-10

Bloomfield Flame, cht. (HS12631) . C-4

Bloomfield Giant. CHT. (HSI2631) . C-5

Bloomfield Lustre, cht. (hs 12631) . C-2

Bloomfield Magic, cht. (TGC12428) . C-24

Bloomfield Victory, cht. (D41030; JP41234) . C-7, E-108

The Bloomfield varieties are the production of the late Capt. George
C. Thomas, Jr., of Beverly Hills, Calif. As noted, they are mostly in two
locations. Capt. Thomas was also the originator of the fine pillar rose,
Dr. Huey, and also of Mrs. George C. Thomas, Bishop Darlington,
and others. His new climbing varieties are at the south ends of C-2,
3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, in the trial-bed section of the Center Garden.

BOBBINK & ATKINS

This important rose-growing nursery is represented by many
varieties in the trial-beds of the Center Garden, and in the display
beds by one showing of Souvenir de Jean Soupert. This firm has also
provided many of the azaleas, planted mostly in E-106.

Bonfire, r. (D32029) . C-19

Bonne Idee. ht. (JP32235) . E-109

Bonnie Prince, r. (CK42721) . C-60

Booker T. Washington, r. (CPI12028) . C-19

Borderer, p. (HZ41927) . C-19

Boston Beauty, h.ayr. (RF5620) . C-69

BOURBON ROSES

These excellent and overlooked roses are represented at Breeze
Hill by the subjoined sorts.

Adam Messerich Kathleen Harrop Souv. de la Malmaison

Eugene E. Marlitt Parkzierde Zephirine Drouhin

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Braiswick Fairy, r. (F142132) . . C-i

Breeze Hill. lc. (vfi 1316; vfi 1 1618) . E-109, W-21, W-27

May 15, 1926, information received from Dr. L. C. Corbett, Bureau
of Plant Industry, that this rose had been named “Breeze Hill.”

BREEZE HILL SEEDLINGS

Various hybridizations by Mr. Stevens and incidental seedlings
raised at Breeze Hill may be found in E-128. A fine hybrid of (R.
wichuraiana X R. rugosa alba ) X Eldorado, raised by Mr. Stevens in
1921, has been named Vanguard, and is now in commerce. It was
awarded the Dr. Walter Van Fleet Gold Medal by the American Rose
Society on October 6, 1932. It is in bed C-7.

Brilliance (Schoener). (MAC32735) . C-19

Brownell’s No. 35. (bnli 12634) . C-n

Brownell’s No. 37. (bnli 12634) . C-n

Brownell’s No. 43. (bnli 12634) . C-i

Brownell’s No. 101. (BNLI12634) . C-18B

Brownell’s No. 123. (BNL112634) . C-18B

Brownell’s No. 150 (bnli 12634) . C-18B

Brownell’s No. 156. (BNLI12634) . C-i

Buisson d’Or. hf. (D12328) . W-10

Bushfire. r. (hz4 1827) . C-i

Buttercup, ht. (BA4934; BA4235; b A5 1 635) . C-18B, C-23

California Gold. pp. (SM131534) . C-20

Camellia, p. (JP32235) . C-i

Camillo Schneider, ht. (KS21429) . C-4

Candeur Lyonnaise. hp. (cp28) . W-10

Capitaine John Ingram, m. (JPI1530) . E-114

Captain Glisson. ht. (HJ43035) . C-18B

Captain Hayward, hp. (D32029) . W-2

Carillon, ht. (JPI11934) . W-8

Carrie Jacobs Bond. ht. (03 1935) . W-6

Catalonia, ht. (cp6i 134) . C-22

Cathrine Kordes. ht. (BA32333; D41533) . W-15

Cecil, ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Ceres, musk. (BA32426) . E-102

Chamisso. r. (cp) . W-2

Chaplin’s Crimson Glow. r. (D41533) . W-4

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Chaplin’s Pink Climber, r. (JP32235) . C-i

Charles H. Rigg. ht. (HIL4434) . C-21

Charles K. Douglas, ht. (DX41235) . W-12

Chastity, lc. (MW5126) . W-2

Chatillon Rose. pp. (BA4524) . W-21

CHINA ROSES

Few in number but of great importance are these excellent roses.

Beauty of Rosemawr Fabvier Hermosa

Birdie Blye Gloire des Rosomanes Old Blush

Commandant L. Bartre (Ragged Robin) Queenie Robinson

Ducher Gruss an Teplitz Rivers George IV

Christine, ht. (BA112123) . W-29

Christine Wright, lc. (h bt 17) . W-2

Climbing American Beauty, lc. (HBT17) . C-69

Climbing Lady Ashtown. cht. (061533) . C-i

Climbing Los Angeles, cht. (D32029) . C-i

Climbing Meteor, cht. (TGC12428) . C-5

Climbing Mme. Edouard Herriot. cht. (CP112028) . C-i

Climbing Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont. cht. (HIL31733) . E-109

Climbing Ophelia X W. C. Clark, cht. (hz6ii28) . C-19

Climbing Radiance, cht. (GF3426) . W-21

Climbing Talisman, cht. (dx 12831) . C-i

CLIMBING HYBRID TEA AND CLIMBING
PERPETUAL ROSES

For convenience these are here repeated.

Amy Johnson
Billy Boiler
Black Boy
Bloomfield Brilliant
Bloomfield Dainty
Bloomfield Flame
Bloomfield Giant
Bloomfield Lustre
Bloomfield Magic
Bloomfield Victory
Climbing Lady Ashtown
Climbing Los Angeles
Climbing Meteor
Climbing Mme. Edou¬
ard Herriot

Climbing Mrs. Pierre
S. du Pont

Climbing Ophelia X W.
C. Clark

Climbing Radiance
Climbing Talisman
Comet

Countess of Stradbroke

Daydream

Dr. Bellville

Ednah Thomas

Gainsborough

Gwen Nash

Kathleen Wiggin. CHP.
Marguerite Carels
Marie Greene
Maylina

Mercedes Gallart
Miss Marion Manifold
Mme. Gregoire Staechelin
Mrs. George C. Thomas
Mrs. Hugh Dettman
Mrs. Norman Watson

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HYBRID

Nora Cuningham
Paul’s Lemon Pillar
Queen of Hearts
Royalty
Scorcher
Sophie Thomas
Souv. de Claudius De-
noyel

Sunday Best
Sunlight

Thomas Seedlings
19 - 1-26
49- 1-25
57-B-26

Vicomtesse Pierre du
Fou

War Paint
Winsome

Clio. HP. (PC5725) . W-2

Clotilde Soupert. pp . W-2

Cockatoo, ht. (JPI11934) . W-14

Coddington Seedling 75-25 (Sensation X Sunburst), ht . C-4

Coddington’s Sensation X Pernet. ht. (006528) . W-27

Cognac, lc. (JP41234; JP32235) . E-108, W-10

Comet, cht. (KL42434) . W-16

Commandant L. Bartre. c. (ba26) . W-2

Comtesse de Murinais. m. (JPI1530) . E-103

Comtesse Vandal, ht. (JP61433; JP42235) . W-6, W-27

CONARD-PYLE CO.’S ROSES

In the trial-bed section of the Center Garden are many Conard-
Pyle roses, easily distinguished by the initials on the copper labels.
There are also in the display beds of the West Garden, Conard-Pyle
roses in the varieties Ami Quinard, Editor McFarland, Feu Pernet-
Ducher, Luis Brinas, Rouge Mallerin, Souv. de Mme. C. Chambard,
Warrawee.

This firm is also represented by many climbing and bush roses in
various parts of the Gardens, including the notable Mme. Gregoire

Staechelin, in two locations.

Condesa de Sastago. ht. (cpi 1232; CP51635) . C-4, C-22, C-24

Conqueror, ht. (BA4934) . C-23

Conspicuous, ht. (BA41331; BA42032) . W-27

Coral, ht. (BA4934) . C-23

Coralie. lc. (D62024) . W-21

Coronation, r. (CP31122) . C-24

Cottage White, r. (AUTEN4725) . E-114

Countess of Stradbroke. cht. (GSM4235) . W-4

Coupe d’Or. r. (BA4934) . W-10

Crimson Glory, ht. (D4334) . C-20

Cuba. ht. (D41030; ROS122434) . W-13, W-27

Cupid X Konigin Carola. ht. (hz6ii28) . C-19

“Daily Mail” Scented Rose. ht. (HNI1734) . C-i

Dainty Bess. ht. (BA4829) . .W-21

Dame Blanche, r. (CP32425) . C-60

Dame Edith Helen, ht. (JP33132) . W-15

Danae. h.mos. (BA32022) . C-25

Daydream, cht. (HZ4 1827) . C-i , W-2

Dickson’s Centennial, ht. (D5334) . C-20

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Directeur Guerin, ht. (JP4235) . C-18A

Dolly Brownell, p. (bnl28) . W-2

Dolly Madison (tentatively named Super-Dupont), ht .

(hili 12634; HIL32535) . C-18A, W-8

Dorothy Howarth. pp. (BA3225) . W-2

Dorothy McGredy. ht. (JP111934) . C-17A

Dorothy Mollison. ht. (HZ82330) . C-19

Dorothy Rodel Cramer, r. (eis enb ro WN5 130) . E-109

Doubloons, hs. (JP32235) . W-10

Dr. A. I. Petyt. ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Dr. Andrew Carnegie, ht. (D32731) . W-15

Dr. Bellville. CHT. (HSI2631) . C-3

Dr. Eckener. hr. (CP32932) . C-75

Dr. E. M. Mills, hr. (VF33021) . E-129

DREER ROSES

In addition to many varieties furnished for test by Henry A.
Dreer, Inc., of Philadelphia, located in the various trial-beds of the
Center Garden, the Dreer firm is represented by several groups in the
display beds in the West Garden, as follows: Carrie Jacobs Bond,

Hinrich Gaede, and Mrs. Mabel V. Socha.

Dr. Heinrich Lumpe. ht. (BA42032) . C-4

Dr. Huey. r. (TGC42820) . C-69, W-4

Dr. Louis Escarras. ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Druschki Rubra, hp. (cpii28) . W-10

Ducher. c. (BA32426) . W-2

Duchess of Montrose, ht. (D41533) . W-15

Duchesse d’Angouleme. m. (JPI1530) . E-114

Duquesa de Penaranda. ht. (CP5533; CP61134) . C-4, C-22

Dusterlohe. h.ayr. (BA4934) . W-4

Easlea’s Golden Rambler, lc. (TT4233; D4334) . C-19, W-10

Ecarlate. ht. (CP24) . C-25

Eclipse, ht. (JP41234; JP32235) . C-i, C-24

Edith Nellie Perkins, ht. (CP4534) . W-27

Editor McFarland, ht. (CP32235) . W-n

Ednah Thomas, cht. (HS22032) . C-24

Eduard Schill. ht. (D41 533) . C-2

E. J. Ludding. ht. (CP32932) . W-27

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Electra. r. (F142132) . C-i

Ellen Terry, ht. (BA31530) . W-27

Elnar Tonning. ht. (KS21429) . C-4

Else Poulsen. p. (D4126; BA5230) . W-16, W-21

Emily Dodd. ht. (BE4428) . C-4

Emily Gray. lc. (PC42721) . C-25

Emma Wright, ht. (BA12722) . W-29

Empire State, p. (JPI11934) . W-4

Enchantress, ht. (D4334) . C-20

Ernestine Cosme. r. (D31627) . C-70

Eskimo, ht. (JP42235) . C-i, C-18A

Etoile de Feu. ht. (BA4829) . W-29

Etoile de Hollande. ht. (BOS31535) . W-8

Eugene E. Marlitt. b . W-4

Evangeline, r. (W51214) . C-59

Evelyn Thornton, pp. (BAI12023) . W-16

Everblooming Climber, (cngi 13032) . C-25

Everest, hp. (D3830) . W-10

Evert Van Dyk. ht. (03 2731) . W-15

Fabvier. c. (BA32426) . W-10

Fame. ht. (D4334) . C-20

Fancy Free. ht. (HZ41927) . C-i

F. Cambo. ht. (CP4534) . C-22

Federico Casas, ht. (CP32932) . W-15

Felicite Bohain. m. (JPI1530) . E-114

Felicite et Perpetue. semp. (CP12327) . C-60

Fern Kemp. hr. (L042523) . W-2

Fernand Rabier. r. (NIC4224) . C-24

Feu Pernet-Ducher. ht. (CP4534; CP32235) . C-22, W-12

F. J. Grootendorst. hr. (PC41920) . E-105

Flamingo, ht. (D32731; BA41331) . W-15

Florence L. Izzard. ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Florex. ht. (JP4230) . W-27

Francie Simms, ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Francois Guillot. r. (BA3321) . C-25

Francois Juranville. r. (BA3321) . C-25

Frau Dr. Kruger, ht. (BA31530) . C-4

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Frau Dr. Schricker. ht. (CP32731) . W-15

Frau E. Weigand. ht. (D41 533) . C-3

Frau Hugo Lauster. ht. (D41532) . W-15

Frau Karl Druschki. hp. (EB4912) . W-10, W-16

Fred Walker, ht. (JPI11934) . C-17A

Friedrichsruh. ht. (ba26) . W-29

Fritz May dt. ht. (D32029) . W-15

Gaiety, ht. (D41030) .

Gainsborough, cht .

Gardenia, r .

General Stefanik. hp. (JP41234) .

Georg Arends. hp. (CP31122) .

George C. Waud. ht. (BA12320) .

George Dickson, hp. (PE22823) .

George Howarth. ht. (BA42032) .

Georges Chesnel. ht. (JP4235) .

Geraldine, ht. (BA31530) .

Gerbe Rose. r. (F142132) .

Ghislaine de Feligonde. r. (BA4320) .

Glenn Dale. lc. (BA4829) .

Gloaming, ht. (j p 1 1 1 934) .

Gloire Lyonnaise. hp .

Gloire de Chedane-Guinoisseau. hp. (CP4423) .

Gloire de l’Exposition de Bruxelles, hp. (MR51223) .
Gloire des Rosomanes (Ragged Robin), c. (CP2225)

Golden Dawn. ht. (DX41235) .

Golden Moss. m. (CP32932) .

Golden Pirrie. ht. (BA31530) .

Goldener Traum. cr. (D5334) .

Gooiland Glory, ht. (D32029) .

Grange Colombe. ht. (BA33120) .

Gruss an Aachen, ht. (bai 12023) .

Gruss an Coburg, ht. (BA41331) .

Gruss an Teplitz. c. (EB4912) .

Gunston Hall. ht. (E151635) . .

Gwen Nash. cht. (HZ41827) .

. W-29

. ; . w-2

. c-25

. c-24

. W-2

. W-27

. W-4

. W-15

. C-18A

. C-4

. C-i

. C-76

. C-19

. C-17A

. W-10

. W-4

. W-2

. W-4

. W-14

. E-103

. C-4

. C-19

. W-15

. C-4

. W-10

. W-27

W-4, W-10, W-15

. . C-17A

. W-2

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HARDY CLIMBING ROSES

Because of the almost inextricable confusion between the Wichu-
raiana and the Multiflora climbers, they have been divided into two
classes — Ramblers (R.) and Large-flowering Climbers (LC.). The
Climbing Hybrid Tea and the Climbing Hybrid Perpetual roses are
separately listed. The Australian Climbers are mentioned under
Australian roses.

Harison’s Yellow, spin. (EB5712) . C-74

Harmony, hp. (CP4534) . E-109

Harriet Neese. h.spin. (CON4934) . W-2

Headley, ht. (JP51832) . E-109

Heinrich Eggers. ht. (D41532) . W-15

Helene Duche. ht. (BA31927) . W-27

Helios, ht. (JP41234; jpi 12134) . C— 1

Henri Barruet. r. (NIC4224) . W-2

Henri Linger, lc. (BA11332) . C-i

Henry Nevard. hp. (HW5126) . W-4

Hermann Neuhoff. ht. (BA31530) . W-15

Hermosa. c . W-2

Hilda, ht. (D32731) . W-15

Hillcrest Pillar, spin. (hillcresti928) . W-10

Hinrich Gaede. ht. (D32035) . W-5

His Majesty, ht. (MR51223) . W-4

Hugh Dickson, hp . W-4

HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES

These are in the West Garden, back of the circle of Polyantha
varieties. The sorts included are here duplicated for convenience.

American Beauty Gloire de Chedane- Mme. Albert Barbier

Anna de Diesbach Guinoisseau Mrs. John Laing

Arrillaga Gloire de l’Exposition de Mrs. R. G. Sharman-

Baroness Rothschild Bruxelles Crawford

Black Prince Gloire Lyonnaise S. M. Gustave V

Candeur Lyonnaise Harmony Soleil d’Or

Captain Hayward Henry Nevard Sonnenlicht

Clio Hugh Dickson Souv. de Mme. H.

Druschki Rubra Jan Bohm Thuret

Everest J. B. Clark St. Ingebert

Frau Karl Druschki Jean Liabaud Studienrat Schlenz

General Stefanik Jubilee Suzanne Marie Rodo-

Georg Arends Louise Crette canachi

George Dickson Magna Charta

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HYBRID RUGOSA ROSES

Mostly grouped east of the Rose Arbor, north of Orchard.

Agnes F. J. Grootendorst Ruskin

Amelie Gravereaux Mme. Lucien de Ville- Sarah Van Fleet

Dr. Eckener mont Schneezwerg

Dr. E. M. Mills Pink Grootendorst Vanguard

Fern Kemp

HYBRID TEA ROSES

In the formal beds of the West Garden and in the trial-bed
section of the Center Garden. In the West Garden the central feature
is the planting in the 1935 Spring in ground very carefully prepared
in the 1934 Fall, of eight display beds, mostly of 20 and 30 of a' kind.
These beds are labeled not only as to variety but as to origin, under¬
stock, and time of planting. Many Hybrid Teas received for testing,
not infrequently yet unnamed, are in the trial-beds in the Center
Garden, south of the Vineyard at its western end (C-2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)
For convenience the sorts are here duplicated.

Abol

Coral

Francie Simms

Adorable

Crimson Glory

Frau Dr. Kruger

Agnes Foster Wright

Cuba

Frau Dr. Schricker

Albast

Cupid X Konigin Carola

Frau E. Weigand

Alezane

“Daily Mail” Scented

Frau Hugo Lauster

Alice Harding

Rose

Fred Walker

Alice Stern

Dainty Bess

Friedrichsruh

Ami L. Crette

Dame Edith Helen

Fritz Maydt

Ami Quinard

Dickson’s Centennial

Gaiety

Angele Pernet

Directeur Guerin

George C. Waud

Antoine Rivoire

Dolly Madison

George Howarth

Aphrodite

Dorothy McGredy

Georges Chesnel

Argentine Cramon

Dorothy Mollison

Geraldine

Ariel

Dr. A. I. Petyt

Gloaming

Attraction

Dr. Andrew Carnegie

Golden Dawn

Autumn

Dr. Heinrich Lumpe

Golden Pirrie

Avalanche

Dr. Louis Escarras

Gooiland Glory

Barbara Robinson

Duchess of Montrose

Grange Colombe

Betty Sutor

Duquesa de Penaranda

Gruss an Aachen

Betty Uprichard

Ecarlate

Gruss an Coburg

Black Knight

Eclipse

Gunston Hall

Blanche Messigny

Edith Nellie Perkins

Headley

Bonne Idee

Editor McFarland

Heinrich Eggers

Buttercup

Eduard Schill

Helene Duche

Camillo Schneider

E. J. Ludding

Helios

Captain Glisson

Ellen Terry

Hermann Neuhoff

Carillon

Elnar Tonning

Hilda

Carrie Jacobs Bond

Emily Dodd

Hinrich Gaede

Catalonia

Emma Wright

His Majesty

Cathrine Kordes

Enchantress

Impress

Cecil

Eskimo

Independence Day

Charles H. Rigg

Etoile de Feu

Innocence

Charles K. Douglas

Etoile de Hollande

Ireland Hampton

Christine

Evert Van Dyk

Irish Fireflame

Cockatoo

Fame

Irish Hope

CODDINGTON Seed- Fancy Free

Isobel

lings. 75-25, Sensa- F. Cambo

Ivanhoe

tion X Pernet

Federico Casas

Jarvisbrook

Comtesse Vandal

Feu Pernet-Ducher

J. C. Thornton

Condesa de Sastago

Flamingo

Jean Cote

Conqueror

Florence L. Izzard

Joan Cant

Conspicuous

Florex

Joanna Hill

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HYBRID TEA ROSES, continued

John Cook
John Henry
John Russell
Josef Strnad
Josephine Thomas
Joyous Cavalier
Jules Tabart
Julien Potin
Juliet
Justine
Kidwai
Kismet

Konigin Astrid
Konigin Carola
Konigin Luise
La France

La Marechale Petain
La Tosca

Lady Alice Stanley
Lady Ashtown
Lady Barnby
Lady Betty
Lady Fairbairn
Lady Forteviot
Lady Pirrie
Lady Pirrie Sport
Lady Ursula
Laurent Carle
League of Nations
Leni Neuss
Leonard Barron
Lestra Hibberd
Li Bures
Lidka Bohm
Liebesbote
Lilian

Lord Castlereagh
Lord Rossmore
Lucie Marie
Lucile Rand
Luis Brinas
Lulu

Mabel Turner
Madette
Mama Lamesch
Marcia Stanhope
Margaret McGredy
Maria Reid
Marie Maas
Marquise d’Andigne
Mary Hart
Matador
Mayor Cermak
McGredy’s Coral
McGredy’s Orange
McGredy’s Pink
McGredy’s Pride
McGredy’s Scarlet
McGredy’s Sunset
McGredy’s Triumph
McGredy’s Yellow
Memory

Mevrouw G. A. van
Rossem

Miss Cynthia Forde
Miss Willmott
Mme. Abel Chatenay
Mme. Cochet-Cochet
Mme. Croibier
Mme. Emile van der
Goes

Mme. Jules Bouche
Mme. Leon Pain
Mme. Louis Lens
Mme. Nicolas Aussel
Mme. Paul Ollivary
Mme. Segond Weber
Monarch

Mrs. A. R. Barraclough
Mrs. A. R. Waddell
Mrs. Charles Bell
Mrs. Dunlop Best
Mrs. E. Willis
Mrs. Erskine Pembroke
Thom

Mrs. Francis King
Mrs. Franklin Dennison
Mrs. Henry Bowles
Mrs. Henry Morse
Mrs. Henry Winnett
Mrs. J. D. Russell
Mrs. Lovell Swisher
Mrs. Mabel V. Socha
Mrs. Sam McGredy
Mrs. Tom Smith
Mrs. Wakefield Chris-
tie-Miller

Mrs. Warren E. Lenon

Mrs. William C. Egan

Mrs. William Sergent

National Flower Guild

Nellie E. Hillock

Nigrette

Ninon Vallin

Oakleigh

Ophelia

Our Bob

Paul Lucchini

Peaches and Cream

Pedro Veyrat

Pharisaer

Pink Beauty

Pink Pearl

Pius XI

Polar Bear

Polly

President Herbert
Hoover

President Jac. Smits
President Plumecocq
Prince de Bulgarie
Princess Elizabeth of
Greece

Princess Marie Jose
Professeur Deaux

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Radiance

Radiance X Mr. P. L.
Baudet

Radiant Beauty
Rapture
Red Radiance
Rheingold
Rosabel Walker
Rose d’Amour
Rose Dawn
Rose Marie
Rosella Sweet
Rosette Delizy
Roslyn

Rouge Mallerin
Rudolf Alexander
Schroeder
Sensation
Sentinel
Set Fair
Simone Labbe
Sir Henry Segrave
Soeur Therese
Soleil de France
Souvenir

Souv. de Claudius Per-
net

Souv. de Georges Per-
net

Souv. de H. A. Ver-
schuren

Souv. de J. B. Weibel
Souv. de Jean Soupert
Souv. de Mme. C. Cham-
bard

Souv. de Mme. Louise
Crette

Souv. de Pierre Guillot

S. S. Pennock

Sterling

Stratford

Stuttgart

Sunny South

Superior

Swansdown

Talisman

Texas Centennial

Texas Gold

The General

The Rajah

Thomas A. Edison

Token

Towill’s Single Red
Seedling
Trigo

Una Wallace
Vaterland
W. A. Bilney
Waltham Flame
Warrawee
W. E. Chaplin
Westfield Star
White Ensign

HYBRID TEA ROSES, continued

White Radiance William Orr No. 32-13

Wilhelm Breder Yosemite No. 33-10

Wilhelm Kordes No. 32-6 No. 33-20

William E. Nickerson No. 32-9 No. 33-24

William F. Dreer No. 33-4 No. 333-32

William Moore No. 33-6 H3412 (Candlelight)

lie de France, r. (cp) . W-21

Impress, ht. (D3830) . W-15

Independence Day. ht. (BA112726) . C-2

Innocence, ht. (BA32426) . W-31

Ireland Hampton, ht. (HIL4434) . C-21

Irish Fireflame. ht. (BA33120) . W-16

Irish Hope. ht. (D3227) . W-27

Isobel. ht. (BAI12123) . W-16

Ivanhoe. ht. (D41532) . W-15

Ivy Alice, r. (BA4934) . W-16

JACKSON & PERKINS ROSES

This great wholesale rose-growing firm has extensive research
work proceeding at its nurseries in Newark, N. Y., in which Dr. J. H.
Nicolas carries on its testing, hybridization, and general investigation.
A considerable number of roses are to be found, especially along the
Climber rows in the Center Garden, as received from this firm, includ¬
ing many varieties of great potential importance.

Jacotte. lc. (062024; BA31927) . W-10

Jan Bohm. hp. (KS21429) . W-2

Jarvisbrook. ht. (D32731) . W-15

J. B. Clark, hp. (EB4912) . W-2

J. C. Thornton, ht. (D41532) . W-15

Jean Cote. ht. (JP4235) . C-18A

Jean Liabaud. hp. (HATI1229) . C-19

Jeanne de Montfort. m. (JPI1530) . E-103

Joan Cant. ht. (D32731) . W-15

Joanna Hill. ht. (JP33132) . W-27

Johanna Tantau. p. (BAI1233) . W-10

John Cook. ht. (H012125) . W-15

John Henry, ht. (BE4428) . C-4

John Russell, ht. (MW5126) . W-4

Josef Strnad. ht. (JP102932) . C-i

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Josephine Thomas, ht. (d i i i 224) . W-29

Joyous Cavalier, ht. (CP32230) . E-102

Jubilee, hp. (RMH27) . W-4

Jules Tabart. ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Julien Potin. ht. (D12328; D3830; CP52134) . C-3

Juliet, ht. (D32029) . W-10

Junior Van Fleet, lc. (KJI12527) . W-2

Justine, ht. (HJ43035) . C-18B

Kathleen Wiggin. chp. (JP32235) . W-2

Kidwai. ht. (D41 533) . C-3

Kirsten Poulsen. p. (D4126) . W-4

Kismet, ht. (JP32235) . C-i

Kitty Kininmonth. lc. (HZ41827) . C-19, W-2

Konigin Astrid. ht. (JP4235) . C-18A

Konigin Carola. ht. (cp28) . W-15

Konigin Luise. ht. (D32731) . W-15

La France, ht. (MR51223) . W-15

La Marechale Petain. ht. (BA41331) . W-15

La Marne, pp. (LL42424) . W-21

La Tosca. ht. (BA33120) . W-27

Lady Alice Stanley, ht. (BA12124) . W-29

Lady Ashtown. ht. (b 12124) . W-29

Lady Barnby. ht. (D3830) . W-15

Lady Betty, ht. (BA4934) . C-23

Lady Fairbairn. ht. (HZ8529) . C-19

Lady Forteviot. ht. (D32731) . W-15

Lady Gay. r . C-60, Summer-house

Lady Pirrie. ht. (PEI12825) . W-10

Lady Pirrie Sport, ht. (H031028) . W-4

Lady Ursula, ht. (BA33120) . W-15

Lafayette, p. (K0102723) . W-4

Laneii. m. (JPI1530) . E-114

Larry Burnet, spin. (SK51427) . E-114

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LARGE-FLOWERED CLIMBERS

Albertine
Auguste Kordes
Australia Felix
Bess Lovett
Betty Blossom
Blaze

Breeze Hill
Chastity

Christine Wright
Climbing American
Beauty
Cognac
Coralie

Easlea’s Golden Ram¬
bler

Emily Gray
Glenn Dale
Henri Linger
Jacotte

Junior Van Fleet
Kitty Kininmonth
Mary Wallace
Miss Helyett
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James
New Dawn
Primrose

Purity

Reveil Dijonnais
Rosella

Ruth Alexander
Shenandoah
Silver Moon
Silver Moon Seedling
No. 10

Susan Louise
Virginia
No. 1932-B
No. 1932-C
No. 31-24
No. 31-25

Laurent Carle, ht. (ros 122434) . W-14

Le Reve. hf. (CB32425) . C-19, W-10

Lea. m. (JPI1530) . E-103

League of Nations, ht. (BA32333; BA4934) . C-23, W-15

Leni Neuss. ht. (CPI1232) . W-15

Leonard Barron, ht. (JP32235) . W-5

Leontine Gervais (false) . C-25

Lestra Hibberd. ht. (HJ43035) . C-18B

Leuchtstern. r . Summer-house

Li Bures, ht. (CP32230) . W-15

Lidka Bohm. ht. (JP102932) . C-i

Liebesbote. ht. (JP32235) . C-24

Lilian. HT. (JPI02932) . C-I

Longwood. r. (CP42422) . C-59

Lord Castlereagh. ht. (BE4428) . C-4

Lord Rossmore. ht. (D32731) . W-15

Louise Crette. hp. (cpii28) . W-10

Lucie Marie, ht. (D32731) . W-15

Lucile Rand. ht. (D41533) . C-2, C-9

Luis Brinas. ht. (CP32235) . W-7

Lulu. HT. (BA4524; BA4424) . W-16

Lyon Rose X R. gigantea (Schoener), (MAC32735) . C-19

Mabel Turner, ht. (BA31927) . W-15

Madette. ht. (BA31530) . C-4

M agna Charta. hp . W- 1 6

Malvina, m. (JP11530) . E-103

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Mama Lamesch. ht. (BA3225) . W-15

Maman Turbat. pp. (BAI12123) . W-21

Marcia Stanhope, ht. (D3830) . W-27

Margaret McGredy. ht. (D41030; BOS31535) . W-n, W-27

Marguerite Carets, cht. (CP32731) . C-i

Maria Reid. ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Marie Gouchault. r. (D31627) . C-24

Marie Greene, cht. (JP51832) . C-19

Marie Maas. ht. (BA4934; BA51635) . C-23

Marie Pavic. pp. (PC5316) . W-2

Marietta Silva Tarouca. r. (BA31530) . C-19

Marquise d’Andigne. ht. (CP4534) . C-22

Mary Guthrie, r. (HZ8529; HZ62932) . C-19

Mary Hart. ht. (JPI11934) . W-13

Mary Wallace, lc. (BA42629) . Summer-house, W-16

Matador, ht. (JP41234; JP32235) . C-25, W-14

Maylina. cht. (gersdorff28) . Summer-house

Mayor Cermak. ht. (JP41234) . C-24

McGredy’s Coral, ht. (JP111934) . C-17B

McGredy’s Orange. ht. (JP111934) . C-17A

McGredy’s Pink. ht. (JPI11934) . C-17A

McGredy’s Pride, ht. (JPI11934) . C-17B

McGredy’s Scarlet, ht. (BA41331) . W-15

McGredy’s Sunset, ht. (JP111934) . C-17B

McGredy’s Triumph, ht. (JPI11934) . C-17B

McGredy’s Yellow, ht. (JP111934) . C-17B

Meg Merrilies. h.sb. (BA32022) . E-112

Memory, ht. (JP41234; JP32235) . C-24

Mercedes Gallart. cht. (JP33132) . C-i

Mermaid, h.brac. (BA41331) . W-10

Mevrouw G. A. van Rossem. ht. (CP32230) . W-15

Mevrouw van Straaten van Nes. pp. (JP5534) . C-2

Miss Cynthia Forde. ht. (BA33120) . .W-15

Miss Helyett. lc. (BA31421) . W-27

Miss Marion Manifold, cht. (D4126; HZ41827) . W-4

Miss Willmott. ht. (BAI12726) . W-27

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MISCELLANEOUS ROSES

Here are duplicated the names of a number of varieties not other¬
wise classified.

Adam Messerich. hb.
Austrian Copper (R. foe-
tida bicolor)

Beacon Belle, h.ayr.
Boston Beauty, h.ayr.
Brownell Seedlings
No. 35
No. 37
No. 43
No. 101
No. 123
No. 150
No. 156

Buisson d’Or. hf.
Ceres, musk.

Danae. h.mos.
Doubloons, hs.
Dusterlohe. h.ayr.
Eugene E. Marlitt. b.
Everblooming Climber
Felicite et Perpetue.

SEMP.

Goldener Traum. cr.
Harison’s Yellow, spin.
Harriet Neese. h.spin.
Hillcrest Pillar, spin.
Larry Burnet, spin.

Le Reve. hf.

Leontine Gervais (false)
Meg Merrilies. h.sb.
Mermaid, h.brac.
Mme. Alfred Carriere.

N.

Mme. Sancy de Para-
bere. alp.

Mrs. F. F. Prentiss, hs.
Nevada, h.moyesi.

Nur Mahal, h.mos.
Old-fashioned Pink.

CENT.

Old French Rose. gal.
Old Red Boursault
Parkzierde. hb.
President Coolidge. hs.

Prof. Emile Perrot.

DAMASK.

Rose du Roi a Fleur
Pourpre. damask.
Schoener’s Nutkana.

NUT.

Schoener’s Seedlings
Anna’s Delight
Brilliance

Lyon Rose X R.

gigantea
No. 30

Scotch Rose, r.spin.
Souv. de la Malmaison.

B.

Star of Persia, hf.

Von Hotzendorf. hf.
William R. Smith, t.
York and Lancaster
(true)

York and Lancaster.

DAMASK.

Zephirine Drouhin. hb.

Mme. Abel Chatenay. ht. (JP32235) . C-i

Mme. Albert Barbier. hp. (CP329) . W-10

Mme. Alfred Carriere. n. (cb 112326) . W-27

Mme. Butterfly, ht. (JP41131) . W-27

Mme. Cochet-Cochet. ht. (CP4534) . C-22

Mme. Croibier. ht. (JP4235) . C-18A

Mme. Emile van der Goes. ht. (BA31530) . C-3

Mme. Gregoire Staechelin. cht. (CP12327) . C-59, W-2

Mme. Jenny, r. (CP27) . E-109

Mme. Jules Bouche. ht. (DX41235) . W-7

Mme. Leon Pain. ht. (cp 112026) . W-27

Mme. Leveque. m. (JP11530) . E-103

Mme. Louis Lens. ht. (JP32235) . C-i

Mme. Lucien de Villemont. hr . E-102

Mme. Nicolas Aussel. ht. (D32731) . C-2

Mme. Paul Ollivary. ht. (BA31530) . C-3

Mme. Sancy de Parabere. alp. (CP27) . C-70

Mme. Segond Weber, ht. (BA33120) . W-27

Mme. Victor Lottin. r. (BA31927) . C-70

Monarch, ht. (D32731) . W-15

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MOSS ROSES

An attempt has been made to bring to Breeze Hill a collection of
these neglected beauties. They are separately listed below.

A Feuilles Luisantes Duchesse d’Angouleme Lea

Berangere Felicite Bohain Malvina

Blanche Moreau Golden Moss Mme. Leveque

Capitaine John Ingram Jeanne de Montfort Rosa Bonheur

Comtesse de Murinais Laneii Van Dael

Mrs. A. R. Barraclough. ht. (D41031) . C-2

Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, lc. (BNL.6730) . W-10

Mrs. A. R. Waddell, ht. (BA12124) . W-16

Mrs. Charles Bell. ht. (BA12124; DX41235) . W-13, W-29

Mrs. Dunlop Best. ht. (BA4829) . C-3

Mrs. Erskine Pembroke Thom. ht. (DX41235) . W-7

Mrs. E. Willis. HT. (HZ4I927) . C-I

Mrs. F. F. Prentiss, hs. (HOR41230) . C-14

Mrs. Francis King. ht. (JP32235) . C-24

Mrs. Franklin Dennison, ht . W-29

Mrs. F. W. Flight, r. (EB4912) . Summer-house

Mrs. George C. Thomas, cht. (BA121224) . W-16

Mrs. Henry Bowles, ht. (D41030; D41031) . C-2

Mrs. Henry Morse, ht. (ros 122434) . W-6

Mrs. Henry Winnett. ht. (BA31530) . C-3

Mrs. Hugh Dettman. cht. (HZ81630) . E-109

Mrs. J. D. Russell, ht. (BA4934) . C-23

Mrs. John Laing. hp. (PE22823) . W-2

Mrs. Lovell Swisher, ht. (04 126) . W-31

Mrs. Mabel V. Socha. ht. (D31935) . W-6

Mrs. M. H. Walsh, r . C-76

Mrs. Norman Watson, cht. (JP51832; JP32235) . C-i, C-19

Mrs. R. G. Sharman-Crawford. hp. (BAI12123) . W-2

Mrs. R. M. Finch, p. (HZ41827) . C-19, W-16

Mrs. Sam McGredy. ht. (D41532) . C-2

Mrs. Tom Smith, ht. (BA31530) . C-3

Mrs. Wakefield Christie-Miller. ht. (BA12124) . W-29

Mrs. Warren E. Lenon. ht. (CP32230) . W-27

Mrs. William C. Egan. ht. (BAI12726) . W-15

Mrs. William G. Koning. p. (BA112123) . W-10

Mrs. William Sergent. ht. (BA31530) . C-3

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National Flower Guild, ht. (CP52134) . E-110

Neige d’Avril. r. (ts 102227) . W-2

Nellie E. Hillock, ht. (HIL4434; HIL32535) . C-21, W-14

Nevada, h.moyesi. (D02927) . W-2

New Dawn. lc. (D32731) . W-2

Nigrette. ht. (CP52134) . C-21

Ninon Vallin. ht. (JP4235) . C-18A

Nora Cuningham. cht. (HZ41827) . C-19, W-2

Nur Mahal, h.mos. (CP41825) . W-2

Oakleigh. ht. (JP51832; JP32235) . E-109

Old Blush, c. (BA32426) . W-2

Old-fashioned Pink. cent. (GAS25) . E-112

Old French Rose. gal. (FA112131) . E-112

Old Red Boursault. (H41026) . E-112

Ophelia, ht. (BA12124) . W-27

Oriflamme. r. (CP32415) . C-76

Our Bob. ht. (BA41331) . W-15

Paradise, r. (W51214) . C-59

Parkzierde. h.bour. (BA32426) . W-4

Paul Lucchini. ht. (BA4934) . C-23

Paul Noel. r. (cp) . W-21

Paul’s Lemon Pillar, cht. (eps28) . W-10

Paul’s Scarlet Climber, r. (BA32022) . C-70

Peaches and Cream, ht. (D5334) . C-2

Pedro Veyrat. ht. (CPI1232) . W-27

Pharisaer. ht. (cp) . W-29

Phyllis Bide. r. (vaughan25) . W-10

Pink Beauty, ht. (H012125) . W-27

Pink Grootendorst. hr. (K0102227) . E-105, W-2

Pink Lafayette, p. (D41532) . W-21

Pink Pearl, ht. (061630) . W-27

Pius XI. ht. (D329) . W-15

Polar Bear. ht. (JP41234) . C-24

Polly, ht. (D32731) . W-15

President Coolidge. hs. (HOR41230) . C-14

President Herbert Hoover, ht. (DX41235) . W-7

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POLYANTHA AND POLYANTHA POMPON ROSES

Polyantha Pompons (pp.) are small-flowered; Polyanthas (p), large-flowered.

JEnnchen Muller, pp.
Beauty of New South
Wales, p.

Bebe Blanc, p.
Borderer, p.

California Gold. pp.
Camellia, p.

Chatillon Rose. pp.
Clotilde Soupert. pp.
Dolly Brownell, p.
Dorothy Howarth. pp.
Else Poulsen. p.

Empire State, p.

Evelyn Thornton, pp.
Johanna Tantau. p.
Kirsten Poulsen. p.

La Marne, pp.
Lafayette, p.

Maman Turbat. pp.
Marie Pa vie. pp.
Mevrouw van Straaten
van Nes. pp.

Mrs. William G. Kon-
ing. p.

Mrs. R. M. Finch, p.
Pink Lafayette, p.
Rochester, p.

Salmon Spray, p.
Sunshine, pp.

Yvonne Rabier. pp.
No. 105-0. pp.

No. 113-0. pp.

No. 114-0. pp.

No. 115-0. pp.

No. 241-0. pp.

President Jac. Smits. ht. (D3830) . W-15

President Plumecocq. ht. (CP32232) . C-4

Primrose, lc. (D32029) . C-i, W-10

Prince de Bulgarie. ht. (cp 112026) . W-29

Princess Elizabeth of Greece, ht. (CP5230) . W-27

Princess Marie Jose. ht. (D3830) . W-15

Prof. Emile Perrot. damask. (JP5831) . E-114

Professeur Deaux. ht. (JP4235) . C-18A

Purity, lc. (HBT41213) . C-70

Queen of Hearts, cht. (HZ41827) . C-19

Queenie Robinson, c. (BA31530) . C-3

Radiance, ht. (DX41235) . W-5

Radiance X Mr. P. L. Baudet. ht. (hz6ii28) . C-i

Radiant Beauty, ht. (CF42734) . C-22

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RAMBLER ROSES

American Pillar
Andre Louis
Auguste Delobel
Auguste Finon
Aviateur Bleriot
Baroness van Ittersum
Bloomfield Courage
Bonfire
Bonnie Prince
Booker T. Washington
Braiswick Fairy
Bushfire
Chamisso

Chaplin’s Crimson Glow
Chaplin’s Pink Climber
Coronation
Cottage White
Coupe d’Or
Dame Blanche
Dorothy Rodel Cramer
Dr. Huey

Electra

Ernestine Cosme

Evangeline

Fernand Rabier

Francois Guillot

Francois Juranville

Gardenia

Gerbe Rose

Ghislaine de Feligonde

Henri Barruet

lie de France

Ivy Alice

Lady Gay

Leuchtstern

Longwood

Marie Gouchault

Marietta Silva Tarouca

Mary Guthrie

Mme. Jenny

Mme. Victor Lottin

Mrs. F. W. Flight
Mrs. M. H. Walsh
Neige d’Avril
Oriflamme
Paradise
Paul Noel

Paul’s Scarlet Climber

Phyllis Bide

Red Explorer

Romeo

Roserie

Royal Scarlet

Sargent -

Schone von Marquardt

Solarium

The Beacon

Thelma

White Dorothy

Wichmoss

William C. Egan

Rapture, ht. (D32029) . W-27

Red Explorer, r. (AB42430) . C-24

Red Radiance, ht. (DX41235) . W-5

Reveil Dijonnais. lc. (BA102532; SSS11533) . C-i, C-19

Rheingold. ht. (JP41234) . C-2

Rivers George IV. c. (wyanti 12434) . E-114

Rochester, p. (JP41234; JPIH934) . C-2, W-4

Romeo, r. (BA4524) . W-4

Rosa Bonheur. m. (JP11530) . E-114

Rosabel Walker, ht. (MW5126) . W-2

Rose Dawn. ht. (T04427) . W-31

Rose d’Amour. ht. (JP4235) . C-18A

Rose du Roi a Fleur Pourpre. damask, (kei 1 1334) . E-114

Rose Marie, ht. (CP33029) . W-31

Rosella. lc. (cp 112028) . W-4

Rosella Sweet, ht. (D32731) . W-15

Roserie. r. (BA4320) . C-59

Rosette Delizy. ht. (BA32426) . W-15

Roslyn. ht. (jp33!32; Jp33i33) . C“3

Rouge Mallerin. ht. (CP4534; CP32235) . W-6, W-22

Royal Scarlet, r. (BA31530) . W-4

Royalty, cht. (JP51832; JP32235) . C-i, E-109

Rudolf Alexander Schroeder. ht. (BA32333) . C-3

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Ruskin. hr. (CP27) . C-75

Ruth Alexander, lc. (BERTSCH43035) . C-5

Salmon Spray, p. (HZ41827) . W-21

Sarah Van Fleet, hr. (CP27) . E-105

Sargent, r. (ENI1114) . C-70

Schneezwerg. hr. (BA52224) . E-105

Schoener’s No. 30. (MAC32735) . C-19

Schoener’s Nutkana. nut. (CP32731) . W-2

Schone von Marquardt. r. (CP29) . E-109

Scorcher, cht. (HZ41827; GSM4235) . C-19, W-4, W-16

Scotch Rose (R. spinosissima). (JP41234) . E-112

Sensation, ht. (DX41235) . W-7

Sentinel, ht. (HZ8529) . C-19

Set Fair. ht. (HZ62932) . C-19

Shenandoah, lc. (CP4534) . C-i

Silver Moon, lc . W-21

SilverMoonSeedlingNo.ro. lc. (F142132) . C-i

Simone Labbe. ht. (BA31530) . C-4

Sir Henry Segrave. ht. (BA4235) . C-18A

S. M. Gustave V. hp. (CP43030) . W-21

Sceur Therese. ht. (CP52134) . C-4

Solarium, r. (03 1627) . C-81

Soleil de France, ht. (JP41234) . C-2

Soleil d’Or. hp . W-10

Sonnenlicht. hp. (BA121224) . W-10

Sophie Thomas, cht. (hs 12631) . C-4

Souvenir, ht. (JP3133) . C-3

Souv. de Claudius Denoyel. cht. (BA32426) . W-4, W-27

Souv. de Claudius Pernet. ht. (cp 112026) . C-3

Souv. de Georges Pernet. ht. (cpi 12026; pei 12926) . C-2

Souv. de H. A. Verschuren. ht. (JP41230) . W-15

Souv. de J. B. Weibel. ht. (cpi 1232) . . W-27

Souv. de Jean Soupert. ht. (BA4934; BA3635) . C-23, W-n

Souv. de la Malmaison. b. (BA32426) . W-15

Souv. de Mme. C. Chambard. ht. (CP32235) . W-12

Souv. de Mme. H. Thuret. hp. (ba28) . W-16

Souv. de Mme. Louise Crette. ht. (cpi 12528; CP33029) . C-2

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Souv. de Pierre Guillot. ht. (BA32333) . W-27

SPECIES ROSES

See list on pages 47 and 48. The plants are mostly in W-2, W-4,
E-112, E-114, and E-129.

S. S. Pennock. ht. (D4126) . W-27

Star of Persia, hf. (BA121224) . W-10

Sterling, ht. (HFR41 535) . C-18B

St. Ingebert. hp. (D32029) . W-10

Stratford, ht. (JP32235) . C-i

Studienrat Schlenz. hp. (D32029) . W-16

Stuttgart, ht. (D41532) . W-27

Sunday Best. cht. (hz6ii28) . C-i

Sunlight, cht. (SM131534) . W-10

Sunny South, ht. (HZ41827) . C-19

Sunshine, pp. (BA32333) . W-10

Superior, ht. (HFR41 535) . C-18B

Susan Louise, lc. (ADM6131) . E-109

Suzanne Marie Rodocanachi. hp. (PE22823) . W-4

Swansdown. ht. (D32731) . W-15

Talisman, ht. (BOS31 535) . W-n

Texas Centennial, ht. (DX31035) . C-18A

Texas Gold. ht. (WOL4635) . C-18B

The Beacon, r. (CP41825) . W-4

The General, ht. (CP4530) . W-8

The Rajah, ht. (JP51832) . E-109

Thelma, r. (bw28) . C-i

Thomas A. Edison, ht. (CP4931 ; BOS31 535) . W-12, W-15

Thomas Seedling 19-I-26. cht. (hs 12631) . C-2

Thomas Seedling 49-I-25. cht. (hs 12631) . C-5

Thomas Seedling 57-B-26 (2). cht. (hs 12631) . C-7

Token, ht. (MT5334; DX41235) . C-21-22, W-5

Towill’s Single Red Seedling, ht. (TO4427) . W-31

Trigo. ht. (BA4934) . C-23

Una Wallace, ht. (BA31927) . W-15

Van Dael. m. (JP11530) . E-114

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VAN FLEET ROSES

In addition to the unnamed seedlings listed immediately below,
there are at Breeze Hill many of the best roses hybridized by this
lamented worker. See American Pillar, Bess Lovett, Birdie Blye,
Breeze Hill, Dr. E. M. Mills, Glenn Dale, Mary Wallace, Sarah Van
Fleet, and Silver Moon.

Van Fleet Hybrid VF30 (bell 1928) . W-10

Van Fleet Hybrid (R. hugonis X Radiance) (VF33021) . C-57

Van Fleet Hybrid (R. hugonis X R. altaica) (VF33021) . F-153

Van Fleet Hybrid W.C.237 (vfiii6i8) . W-27

Vanguard, hr. (GAS1925) . C-7

Vaterland. ht. (032731) . W-15

Vicomtesse Pierre du Fou. cht. (cpi 12028) . W-21

Virginia, lc. (CP4534) . C-i

Von Hotzendorf. hf . W-16

W. A. Bilney. HT. (BE4428) . C-4

Waltham Flame, ht. (BA31927) . W-10

WarPaint. cht. (HZ52932) . C-i

Warrawee. ht. (hz6ii28; CP4534; CP32235) . C-i, C-22, W-13

W. E. Chaplin, ht. (D41532) . W-15

Westfield Star. ht. (CP33029) . W-31

White Dorothy, r. (EB4912) . C-76

White Ensign, ht. (BA31530) . C-4

White Radiance, ht. (FR11934) . C-i

Wichmoss. r. (SH33113) . C-69

Wilhelm Breder. ht. (D5334) . C-20

Wilhelm Kordes. ht. (BA4829) . W-31

William C. Egan, r . Summer-house

William E. Nickerson, ht. (BA41331) . W-15

William F. Dreer. ht. (PEI12926) . W-31

William Moore, ht. (JP111934) . C-17B

William Orr. ht. (JP61633) . W-27

William R. Smith, t. (CP33022) . W-27

Winsome, cht. (BA4934) . C-19

York and Lancaster, damask . E-112, W-4

York and Lancaster (True) . W-4

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Yosemite. ht. (JP41234) . C-24

Yvonne Rabier. pp. (BA32022) . W-2

Zephirine Drouhin. hb. (bii 1722; BA4330) . Summer-house, W-61

No. 102 (Van Fleet X Druschki) . W-2

No. 32-6. ht. (05334) . C-2

NO. 32-9. HT. (D4334) . C-20

No. 33-4. HT. (D4334) . C-20

NO. 33-6. HT. (D4334) . C-20

No. 105-0. pp. (D4334) . C-20

No. 1 13-0. pp. (D4334) . C-20

No. 1 14-0. pp. (D4334)...* . C-20

No. 1 15-0. pp. (D4334) . C-20

No. 1207. (JP41234) . E-114

No. 1313. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 1334. (JP41234) . C-24

No. 1353. (JP41234) . C-24

No. 1368. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 1483. (JP41234) . E-109

No. 1495. (JP41234) . E-108

No. 1523. (JP41234) . W-2

No. 1639. 0P32235) . E-109

No. 1877. (jp32235) . E-109

No. 1904. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 1932-B. lc. (D4334) . C-i

No. 1932-C. lc. (D4334) . C-i

No. 2099. (JP32235) . E-109

No. 241-0. pp. (D4334) . C-20

No. 2710 (Rosa soulieana X Mrs. E. P. Thom), (sbh) . C-5

No. 2750 (Rosa soulieana X Mermaid), (sbh) . C-5

No. 2770 (Rosa soulieana X Red-Letter Day), (sbh) . C-5

No. 2790 (Rosa soulieana X Emily Gray), (sbh) . C-5

No. 2790. (HT22333) . E-109

No. 3002 . E-128

No. 3005 . E-128

No. 3006 . E-128

No. 3007 . E-128

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No. 3010 (VF30 X I Zingari) . E-128

No. 3101 No. 3042 No. 3021 }

No. 3052 No. 3002 No. 3012 >- . C-7

No. 3051 No. 3031 No. 3001 )

No. 31-24. lc. (D41533) . W-io

No. 31-25. LC. (D41533) . W-16

No. 3203 . E-128

No. 3204 . E-128

No. 3205 . E-128

No. 32-13. ht. (D41 533) . C-3, C-9A

No. 33-10. HT. (D4334) . C-20

No. 33-24. HT. (D5334) . C-20

No. 30-591. (JP41234) . .* . C-25

No. 30-811. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 31001 . E-128

NO. 333-32. HT. (D5334) . C-2

No. 30-1625. (JP41234) . C-24

No. 30-2015. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 30-2020. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 30-2022. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 30-2651. (JP41234) . E-108

No. 30-2861. (JP41234) . C-23

No. 30-3161. (JP41234) . C-25

No. 31-3121. (JPI11934) . W-10

No. 31-4391- (JP41234; JP 32235) . C-24

No. 31-5921. (JP41234) . E-109

No. 31-7891. (JP41234) . E-108

No. 31-7921. (JPI11934) . C-17A

No. 31-8061. (JP41234) . C-24

No. 32-2104. (cp) . C-23

NS281 (CRS11933) . C-5

SETIGERA HYBRIDS

All these Setigera hybrids were made by M. H. Horvath, of
Mentor, Ohio, in an attempt to provide climbing roses of value that
could endure at least 20 degrees below zero. They carried through
the severe winter of 1933-34 with little or no damage. Later hybrids
have recently been added, and there are also in the trial-beds certain
Hybrid Tea varieties into which Mr. Horvath has bred the Setigera
strain.

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H3001 (R. setigera X Willowmere). (HOR41230) . C-18B

H3002 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss). (HOR41230) . C-18B

H3003 (R. setigera X Willowmere). (HOR41230) . C-18A

H3004 (R. setigera X Souv. de Claudius Pernet). (HOR41230) . . .C-18A

H3005 (R. setigera X Columbia). (HOR41230) . C-17B

H3006 (R. setigera X Souv. de Claudius Pernet). (HOR41230) . . .C-17B

H3007 (R. setigera X Los Angeles). (HOR41230) . C-17A

H3008 (R. spinosissima altaica X R. foetida bicolor). (HOR41230) .C-17A

H3009 (R. setigera X Earl of Dufferin). (ho R4 1230) . . . . . .C-16

H3010 (R. setigera X R. multiflora X Red Radiance). (HOR41 230). C-16

H3011 (R. wichuraiana X Mrs. Aaron Ward). (HOR41230) . C-16

H3012 (R. wichuraiana X R. setigera X Etoile de Lyon).

(HOR41230) . C-16

H3013 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss), hs. (HOR41230) . C-14

H3015 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X R. foetida bicolor). (HOR41230) . C-14

H3016 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Gruss an Teplitz). (HOR41230) . C-14

H3201 (R. setigera X Mme. Butterfly). (JP51032) . C-13

H3202 (R. multiflora X R. foetida bicolor). (JP51032) . C-13

H3203 (Silver Moon X R. foetida bicolor). (JP51032) . C-13

H3204 (R. setigera X Souv. de Claudius Pernet). (JP51032) . C-13

H3205 (R. setigera X Miss Edith Cavell). (JP51032) . C-n

H3207 (R. setigera X Lady Hillingdon). (JP51032) . C-n

H3208 (R. setigera X Elvira Aramayo). (JP51032) . C-10

H3209 (R. setigera X Eblouissant). (JP51032) . C-10

H3210 (R. setigera X R. foetida bicolor). (JP51032) . C-10

H3211 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Golden Emblem). (JP51032) . C-10

H3212 (R. wichuraiana X Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria). (JP51032) . . .C-9

H3213 (R. setigera X Duchess of Wellington). (JP51032) . C-9

H3214 (R. setigera X Sunburst). (JP51032) . C-9

H3215 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Silver Moon). (JP51032) . C-9

H3301 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X R. foetida bicolor). (HOR41133) . C-5

H3302 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X R. foetida bicolor). (HOR41133) . C-5

H3303 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Souv. de Claudius Pernet).

(HOR41133) . C-i

H3304 (R. centifolia X Mme. Edouard Herriot). (HOR41133) . E-109

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C-2 1

X X

H3401 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Souv. de Claudius Pernet). Self.

(BXI2I33) . J .

H3402 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Souv. de Georges Pernet X Laurent

Carle). (BX12133) . C-21

H3403 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Souv. de Georges Pernet). Self.

(BX12133) . C-21

H3404 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Souv. de Claudius Pernet). Self.

(BX12133) . C-21

H3405 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Sunburst). Self. (BX12133) . C-21

H3406 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Souv. de Georges Pernet X Mme.

Edouard Herriot). (BX12133) . C-21

H3407 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Marshall P. Wilder). Self. Baby

Setigera. (BX12133) . C-21

H3408 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X William R. Smith). Self. (BX12133) C-21

H3409 (Mme. Butterfly X Candlelight). (BX12133) . C-21

H3410 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss). Self. Poly. type. (BX12133) . C-21

H3411 (R. setigera X Earl of Dufferin X Hoosier Beauty).

(BX12133) . C-21

H3412 (Candlelight), ht. (BX12133) . C-21

H3413 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Mme. Butterfly X R. foetida bicolor).

(BX12133) . C-20

H3414 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Duchess of Wellington), (bxi 2133). C-20

H3415 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Killarney). (BX12133) . C-23

H3416 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Mrs. John Laing). (bxi 2133) . C-21

H3417 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Mme. Edouard Herriot). (bxi2I33).C-2I
H3418 (Sitting Bull). Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Hoosier Beauty.

(BX12133) . C-22

H3419 (Mrs. F. F. Prentiss X Souv. de Claudius Pernet).

(BX12133) . C-22

H3420. Scorcher (Everblooming). (BX12133) . C-23

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KEY TO PLANT SOURCES — Continued

HN Harrison’s Nurseries, Berlin, Md.

HO Hohmann, H. J., Kingsville, Md.

HOL Hollinger, Charles, Harrisburg, Pa.

HOR Horvath, M. H., Mentor, Ohio.

HP Horsford, C. P., Charlotte, Vt.

HQ Harrington, Mrs. M. H., Germantown,
Pa.

HS Howard & Smith, Los Angeles, Calif.
HT Hieatt, Forrest L., San Diego, Calif.

HU Hubbard Co., T. S., Fredonia, N. Y.

HV Hendrickson, Isaac S., Jamesport, N. Y.
HWM Hunt Co., Wm. H., New York.

HZ Hazlewood, H. H., Epping, N. S. W.,
Australia.

Hamblin, Stephen, Lexington, Mass.
Hillcrest Gardens, Weston, Mass.
Hoffman, Paul, Waverly, Ala.

Hume, H. H., Gainesville, Fla.

JA Jacobs, Mrs. M. H., Shiremanstown, Pa.
JG Joerg, George J., New Hyde Park, N. Y.
JP Jackson & Perkins Company, Newark,
N. Y.

K Kelsey, Harlan P., East Boxford, Mass.
KE Keays, Mrs. F. L., Lusby, Md.

KIY Kiyono, T., Crichton, Ala.

KJ Kemp, J. A., Little Silver, N. J.

KL Klyn, Gerald K., Mentor, Ohio.

KO Koster, Peter; Koster & Co., Bridgeton,
N. J.

KS Kordes & Sons, Wilhelm, Sparrieshoop,
Holstein, Germany.

LEW Lewis, C., 24 Broad St., New York.

LL Linden Lawn Gardens, Springfield, Ohio.
LO Lovett’s Nursery, Little Silver, N. J.

LP *Lindley, Paul, Pomona, N. C.

LT Little, Harry F., Indian Spring Farms,
Inc., Baldwinsville, N. Y.

Lines, P. L. A., Seattle, Wash.

M Moon Co., Wm. H., Morrisville, Pa.
MAC McGinnis, C. R., Reading, Pa.

MBG Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis,
Mo.

MD Mt. Desert Nursery, Bar Harbor, Me.
MN Manning, Warren H., 210 Brattle Bldg.,
Cambridge, Mass.

MR McGregor Bros., Springfield, Ohio.

MT Montgomery Co., Hadley, Mass.

MU Muller, Adolf, Norristown, Pa.

MW Merryweather & Sons, H., Southwell,
Notts, England.

MY Meyer, Frank B., Elkins Park, Pa.

Morrison, B. Y., Tacoma Park, D. C.
NBK New Brunswick Nurseries (F. D.

Osman), New Brunswick, N. J.

NIC Nicolas, J. H., Newark, N. Y.

NW Northwest Nursery Co., Valley City,
N. D.

NY New York Agricultural Experiment
Station, Geneva, N. Y.

NYB New York Botanical Garden, New York.
Nik-Nar Farm, Biltmore, N. C.

OG Oregon Gardens, Portland, Ore.

PC Pierson, Inc., A. N., Cromwell, Conn.

PE Peterson, George H., Fair Lawn, N. J.
PF Princeton Nurseries, Princeton, N. J.
PJM van Melle, P. J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
PN Palisades Nursery, Sparkill, N. Y.

PP Perry, Amos, Enfield, Middlesex,
England.

PW Pillow, T. L., Pittsburgh, Pa.

PY Purdy, Carl, Ukiah, Calif.

Paramount Gardens, Plainfield, N. J.
RBG Rosecroft Begonia Gardens, Point Loma,
Calif.

RHS Royal Horticultural Society.

RIX Rixford, Dr. E. B., San Jose, Calif.

RO Robbins, E. C., Ashford, N. C.

ROS Rosemont Nurs., A. L. Thompson, Prop.,
Tyler, Texas.

SB Stark Bros. Nurseries & Orchards Co.,
Louisiana, Mo.

SBH Seed at Breeze Hill, Raised from.

SH Storrs & Harrison Co., Painesville, Ohio.
SI Senni, Countess Giulio, Grottaferrata,
Rome, Italy.

SK Skinner, F. L., Dropmore, Manitoba,
Canada.

SM Smith Co., W. & T., Geneva, N. Y.

SMI Smith, John, Hayward, Calif.

SSS *Sulliger, S. S., Portland, Ore.

SV Shreve, Ralph W., Farmington, Ark.
SW Stumpp & Walter Co., 132 Church St.,
New York.

TE Teas, Edward, Houston, Texas.

TGC *Thomas, Capt. George C., Jr., Beverly
Hills, Calif.

TN Towsen Nurseries, Towsen, Md.

TO Towill, Edward, Roslyn, Pa.

TS Taylor, William, Southport, Conn.

TT Totty, Charles H., Madison, N. J.

UG Upton Gardens, Colorado Springs, Colo.

VF *Van Fleet, Dr. Walter, Glenn Dale, Md.
VLS Van Leeuwens, Sassenheim, Holland.
VOL Volunteer plants.

Vaughan’s Seed Store, Chicago, Ill.

W * Walsh, M. H., Woods Hole, Mass.

WB White, Inc., Joseph J., New Lisbon,
N. J.

WE White, Clarence R., Redlands, Calif.
WG Wayside Gardens, Mentor, Ohio.

WIS Wister, John C., Germantown, Pa.
WL Willis Nursery Co., Ottawa, Kans.

WN Williamson, Longwood Iris Farms,
Bluffton, Ind.

WOL Wolfe the Florist, Waco, Texas.

WV Weaver, E. F., Nurseries and Green¬
houses, Wichita, Kans.

WY Wyman’s Framingham Nurseries,
Framingham, Mass.

Wyant, Melvin E., Mentor, Ohio.

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