r_,
_Countess Annesley_, _Mrs. Harvey Thomas_, and _Souv. de Maria Zozaya_,
are all remarkable for their strong and brilliant colouring.

Among the yellow shades from palest lemon to deep orange, the choice is
not so great; but there are many good roses to choose from, beginning
with the two novelties, of 1907--Pernet-Ducher's great Indian yellow
rose, _Mrs. Aaron Ward_, which promises well, and Alex. Dickson & Son's
brilliant yellow _Harry Kirk_. Of older roses few are better than the
noble _Madame Ravary_, _Ferdinand Batel_, the delightful _Gustave
Regis_, _Gloire Lyonnaise_, _Duchess of Portland_, and _Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria_. _Mrs. Peter Blair_, 1906, is one of the most effective
yellows for the garden; and I cannot speak too highly of that little
known but very beautiful rose _Peace_, raised by Piper in 1903, its pale
lemon yellow flowers borne on long upright stalks are invaluable for
cutting throughout the whole season.

White and blush hybrid Teas are many. And the famous _Bessie Brown_,
_Alice Grahame_, _Mildred Grant_, _Florence Pemberton_, _Alice Lindsell_
and _White Lady_ are to be seen at every show: but they are all
exhibition roses except _Florence Pemberton_.

_Augustine Guinoisseau_, however, is as good a white garden rose as
heart can desire; so is _Lady Quartus Ewart_; and as _Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria_ and _Peace_ are so faintly lemon as to be nearly white, there
is no difficulty in making a bed of white Hybrid Teas.

HYBRID TEA ROSES

PINK AND ROSE.

Aimee Cochet. _Soupert et Notting_, 1902. Flesh,
with rosy peach centre.

Angel Peluffo. _Soupert et Notting_, 1905.
Interior of petals rosy flesh, centre rose.

Baronin Armgard von Biel. _Welter_, 1906. Satin
pink; a brighter La France.

Belle Siebrecht. (See Mrs. W. J. Grant.)

Camoens. _Schwartz_, 1882. Bright rich China rose.

Captain Christy. _Lacharme_, 1873. Flesh colour,
deeper pink centre.

Caroline Testout. _Pernet-Ducher_, 1890. Bright
clear rose.

Celia. _Wm. Paul & Son_, 1906. Bright satin pink,
darker centre.

Countess of Caledon. _Alex. Dickson_, 1897.
Carmine rose.

Denmark. _Ziener Lassen_, 1890. Colour of La
France.

David Harum. _E. G. Hill & Co._, 1904. Rose peach
pink.

Daisy. _Alex. Dickson