. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 2161. 3 li- Rosa acicularis. ar. Sayi. 3.'-J 1 firm, â ' 4-2 in. long; peti- oles tomentos.- hm hi". IP. -ijl.ules dilated: fls. soli- tary or few, inn [ !â in. across: bracts large; pedic.N |.i; .rptacle smooth : fr. de- pressed-globusr, i i t. .: Toss. May-Sept. N. China, Cor. :,l ril â â species. V
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. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 2161. 3 li- Rosa acicularis. ar. Sayi. 3.'-J 1 firm, â ' 4-2 in. long; peti- oles tomentos.- hm hi". IP. -ijl.ules dilated: fls. soli- tary or few, inn [ !â in. across: bracts large; pedic.N |.i; .rptacle smooth : fr. de- pressed-globusr, i i t. .: Toss. May-Sept. N. China, Cor. :, l ril â â species. Vars. Wrox, C. A. Mr 1 â . A. Mey. B. tirox, Lawr. /.', /; , )ii.l. ff. Andrew, Lange). Stoui .mâ iv^. thick, very rugose and sliiiui.t. across. S.Z. 1:28. B.K. 5:412 ). t.t ' l"!'!; !â '. I'. .'.;i7. G.C. II. 14::i72. Gn. 40, p. :i24 ; ' MM , ., , . |. l:!(. I.H. 18:47. Gng. 1: -; 5:339. 1 , 1 : ' 1 l> ::ii;7. Var. Kamschitlca, Kegel ( /, â . A ., . â ';."' . 'I. '.Mit. 1. Less densely armed Ivs. thi nner. I^â¢^ fr. smaller. B.K. 5:419. B.M. 3149. Besides these the following forms are often cultivated: Var. 41ba, with fls. Gn. 9:20; var. alba pl6na, with double white fls.; var. rdsea, with pink fls.; var. rilbra, with purple fls.; var. rdbra pUiia, with double pu Gt. 24:840. R. rtigfim is one of ' Single Roses, especially for shrubberies; it is very hand- some on account of its dark green shining foliage, large fls. appearing during the whole summer, bright red con- spicuous fruits, and its beautiful orange and scarlet fall ⢠⢠by reason of its numbers of hybrids 1 (louble-fld. Garden I new race of hybrid s and long bloomi orge Bruaut il H. rnqosa with a form 446, 447. I.H. 42. p. R. multiflora, R. spinosissima, R. 1^ there are probably p.ri4K; .VJ. p. :ix4. K.H.1895, p. Hybrids are also known with amomea, B. microphylla, B. 'rniana and R. humiHs, and I.I i.r. /â¢'.»â Old World species. 7 h'lr: jri-irl-les straight, scat- (X fiiiil mixed with b