ROSES.
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Perhaps among all the astonishing pro
auctions of the vegetable kingdom, there is
"ot one more remarkable than rose recent
" introduced into Europe aad this country
ron China. and thus described in London's
SSafdener's Magazine, published at London.
nT, Mpsa Grevilii, or Greville's China rose:---


ne shoot Of this rose grew eighteen feet
y I rev weeks. and is the most singular of
Me rose tribe that ever came under my OBJ
sssIvation. 1t now covers above one hundred
,- ,se' square, with more than hundred
stusSes OF flowers-some of these have more
M,m %sh nifty buds in cluster, and the whole
,a %a' average about thirty in truss, so that
,h ,as amount of flower buds is little less than
.m ,".ee thousand. But the most astonishing
u''oslty AN is the variety of colours produced
Sn.se .ne buds at first opening-white, light


'4So' deeper blush, light red, darker red,