This grand rose for the florists, recently figured in our columns, has been sold by M. Deegen, the introducer, for 1,000 marks, or about $400 - a large figure in Europe. With the purchase, however, its new owner has thought proper to give it a new name - Furs-stine Leontine Furstenberg. As Mr. Deegen frankly stated that it was not a new rose with him, but one that had probably been named though now unknown, his idea of calling it " Nameless Beauty" (Namenlose Schone), was a happy conceit. It is just as good a name as if it had a name, and the fact that he admits it was " nameless," does not warrant the giving it a name. When it comes on trial among American florists, we fancy it is the new-fangled name in classic Dutch that will be nameless, and the '* Nameless Beauty " will prevail.