January 25, 1913 



nORTlCDLTURE 



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The Latest Irish and English Hybrid-Tea 

 Roses of Prominent Specialists 



ALEXANDER DICKSON & SONS" INTRODUCTIONS. 



C. W. Cowan. Large, warm carmine cerise. 



Durbess of Sutherland. A delioate warm rose-pink. 



George Dickson. Dickson's Gold Medal crimson. 



Verna Mackay. Very free I:)right lemon. 



Mrs. Frank Bray. Rich deep coppery-ecru, an improved 



Mme. Ravary. 

 Mrs. Herbert Hawksworth. Large satiny creamy-white. 



HUGH DICKSON'S INTRODUCTIONS- 



King George V. Rich blackish crimson. 



Mrs. Sam Ross. Pale straw, with chamois shading. 



McGREDY & SON'S INTRODUCTIONS. 



British Queen. McGredy's great white Gold Medal va- 

 riety. 



Earl of Gosford. A splendid dark crimson. 



Mrs. Wallace H. Rowe. Distinct bright Sweet Pea 

 mauve. 



Mrs. Muir MacKean. A perfect bright carmine-crimson 



WM. PAUL & SONS' INTRODUCTIONS. 



Mis. Charles Hunter. A pleasing large rose color. 



Nerissa. 

 Ophelia. 



An immense creamy-yellow. 



Perfect shaped salmon-flesh shaded rose. 



For full descriptions see our Garden Book for 191-i. 

 We will furnish the above varieties to the trade in strung 

 imported budded plants, at $2.00 each; $20.00 per dozen, 

 or tlie collertion of l.'> varieties. . ne of each for .$25.00. 



HENRY A. DREER, Inc. 



714 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



The above price* are intended for the trade only 



»w Il.>-Iiriil Tea George Dirkson (Pickson's Gold Medal Crimson) 



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