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 double green rose. of uniform deep color, like that of the leaf, has been presented to ihe Fdtor of the Charleston Mercury. It was pIucked from a plant that is said to have invariably produced siml- lar Roses.

 The correspondent of the Mercury says:-"A II our varieties of Roses h- number of whsh has so great v multiplied within the last few years) have been produced from seed. Originally, all the various spe- cles of the Rose single lowered but by sowing the seed in different soils, and blending the drua of different plants, the siamens have been converted mt" petals of varous colors, and ,hus whilst by cu

 vation the has become less fertile it has been rendered double, and consequently more beautiful.

 "ln the present plant an additional remove has been made from It's original character. The petals have been converted ,no leaves, retaining not only Ihe green but also the flavor, in rgidity and dura- b'lIty "f the other, leaves of the plant.

 ''lI has evidently originated from the seed of the China or daily Rose (Rosa Indica.) By budding, grating Sc, this variety may easily be perpeuaied" "