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THE Moss RosE.-very little faith is to be placed in
the assertions of persons ignorant of gardening and
botany as to the date of the introduction of particular
plants; as proof of which maybe given the remark
able fact, that Madame de Genlis, when she was in
England, saw the moss rose for the first time in her


life; and, when she returned took plant to Paris in
order to introduce it into France; though the fact is
that il was originated in Provence. The musk rose,
Hakluyt tells us, in 1892, was first obtained from
Italy; and il also was common in the time Of Gerard
The single yellow rose was known to Gerard but
no, the double, which was brought to England from
SYRIA bef. re l629.-Arboretum Britdnnicam.