ovate-lanceolate, acuininate, entire, downy on ¡ft ft
face, copiously glandular exteriorly, often furnished with a
leafy apex, which is serrated or pinnatifid, with linear lobes.
Petals obcordate, of a pale sulphur , . v/ív TnmP«
This variety was brought from New York by Mr James
MeNab, who received it from Mr. Thomas Hogg, Nursery
man, in that city, by whom the plant was "-^ised irom seeds
of the single yellow rose, and it is known in the nmsenes
bv the name of “ Hogg’s yellow American rosm It is a
pretty variety, hut it is surpassed in the fulness of its flowers,
and 'ill richness of colouring by Williams s double yellow
rose, figured at T a b . 353 of the present volume. _
Our drawing was taken, in June
possession of our friend Mr. Thomas Blair, at Stamford Hill
It is a plant of easy culture, flowers freely, and “ ^7fte
increased by layers, or by being budded on stocks ol th
sweet briar and dog-rose. i . r i i
The generic name will be found explained at ^
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