April 8, 1911 



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The right time to bu^ Roses is when they are fresh and well ripened. Roses potted up in the Winter become better established 

 and force better, and are more satisfactory in every way, and you can retard or force them at yoor leisure. 



Hardy Perpetual Roses 



We offer extra-strong forcing two- 



yp;ir-okl dormant. low-IuuMed stock, in 

 llie folltiwiim- v.-irictii'S. true to name: 

 Priie, 15 <ts. for 5 (ol oni- \ariet.v). .51-^ 

 per 100. :i;riO per 10(M» (iininediate 

 <leli\ ery). 

 Allred Colomh. ( "n rmiiie-oi'imson. 

 Anne <le I>ies)>:H'li. ]!riglit r.-arinine. 

 iJall of Snow (Itoule de Xeige). La.rgi'. 



Ititron de Bonstetten. Blackish crimsou. 



Huron ess Rotliseliild. Satiny pink. 



Ciipt. Christy. Delicate flesh color. 



Clio. S:itin Ip1u>;1i: very fi. new sort. 



Duke «r KdiiiiMirgli. I'riy:lit vermilion. 



l-isher Holmes. I)ark vi-lvety crimson. 



I'riiii Karl Dnisdiki. The finest white 

 in existonee. 



tihiire de JMarKottin. Dazzling red. 



(ien. Jarciiieininot. Brilliant crimson ; 

 the popiil.-ir Hose. 



John Hopper, llriirht rose, with car- 

 mine center. 



la Irmee. Pe ich-hlos.som pink. 



Mnje- Ciiarles Wood. Bright rarmine 



MiirK:i»ret I>iekson. \\'liite. wltli pale 

 flesh center, 



Marsliall I*. ^\'ilder. 4 'Iierry -rose and 

 carmine. 



Magna Cliarta. Park pink. 



>Inie. <iabriel Lnizet. Liglit. s itiny 

 pink. 



Mrs. John I aing. Itich. satiny pink. 



Mrs. Sharniaii CraAvlord. Deep rosy 

 pink. 



laiil Neyron. Lovely dark pink. 



Persian Yellow. Hardy yeilow rose. 



I'rinee CaniHIe de Rolian. Dark crim- 

 son-maroon. 



Soleil d'Or. Large, globular flowers, 

 varying in color from gold and 

 orange to reddish gold, shaded with 

 nastnrtinm-rcd. 



I'Irich Hrunner. Cherry-red; grand 

 rose : free. T'or Prices, see above 



English Moss Roses 



Assorted, White. Pink, Red. Large 

 dormant plants, from open ground. 

 7.". cts. for 5, $14 per 100. 



Baby Rambler Roses 



PHYLLIS. Very fine clear pink, high- 

 ly recommended. $1.2.^ for 5, .$20 per 

 100. 



I HYLLIS <<irown as a Standard). $2 

 lor ''. $.".."► per 100. 



UOSKOOP I5ABY. Color beautiful shade 

 of China rose, very free-flowering and 

 p.isilv forced. 913.25 for 10. $-^0 per 

 100 



!V\BY DOROTHY. "Baby Dorothy," 

 when plantt^d nut. flowprs [lerpetual- 

 ly from Spring until Autumn. It 

 makes an excellent pot phint for forc- 

 ing. Price ^or strong, field -grown 

 plants, sry cts. for .\ .$1.^. for 100. 



HABY DOROTHY (Grown as a Stand- 

 ard). For description, see aliove. 50 

 cts. each. .$4.75 for 10. .f4.i per 100. 



1' VTHARINE SEIMETH. A very im- 

 portant novelty. A White Baby Ram- 

 bler Rose, larger and Itetter flowers 

 than the type. White with yellowish 

 center. Tt has the true rose perfume. 

 S;5 cts. for 5, .$15 per 100. 



MRS. WM. H. crTBFSH. A grand ac- 

 nulsition to the Baby Rambler class. 

 Color intense crimson and excep- 

 tionally free-flowering. 85 cts. for 5. 

 $lfi per 100. 



m:me. norbert levavassefr 



(Baby Rambler). Stroni:, field-grown 

 plants. 75 cts. for 5. .$14 per 100^ 

 BABY RAMBLER (Grown as a Stand- 

 ard). The popularity of the Baby 

 Raml>ler has suggested the growing 

 of it as a tree or standard. 40 cts. 

 each, $3.75 for 10, $35 per 100. 



Ramblers and other Climbing 

 Roses 



CLIMBINCi B.MSY RAMBLER (Miss C. 



Mesmani. A novelty for 1911, where 

 the Baby Rambler is popular, the 

 climbing type will soon become so. 

 too. We have a small stock, and of- 

 fer same as follows. It is a true Poly- 

 antha Ivpe. color deep rose. 50 cts. 

 each. $2.25 for 5. $40 per 100. 



(;L0IRE de DI.ION. Color bull", orange 

 center, verv sweet-scented. Field - 

 grown. $1.50 for 5. $22.50 per 100. 



CKIMSON RAMBLER. American i;rown. 

 The only stock lor forcing. Large 

 heavy plants, two years old. mossed 

 and packed in bundles of 10, 3 to 5 

 feet, .$1.75 for 10. $15 per 100; 4 to 

 feet. $2.25 for 10. $20 per 100: 7 to s 

 feet, extra heavy, $4 for 10, $35 per 

 100. 



DOROTHY PERKINS. Resembles the 

 i 'rlu.s n Rambler, exi ept in color, 

 which is a lovely shell pink, holding 

 a long time without fading. 4 to 5 

 feet, $1.75 for 10. $15 per 100; S to U 

 feet, .$2 for 10, $1S per 100. 



TAISENDSCHON. The new Rambler 

 Rose. The name translated means a 

 "thousand lieiuties." Color beautiful 

 rose, shading to pink. $1.75 for 10, 

 $15 per 100. 



TAI'SENDSCHON (Cirown as a Stand- 

 ard). Fine for forcing. 40 cts. each, 

 .$;!.T5 for 10. $35 per 100. 



Something New in Roses 

 for Florists 



Half- Standard Baby Ramblers 



These are Baby Ramblers, grown 

 on stems or standards aljout on^ 

 and a half feet liigb, and will be a 

 novelty for yonr trade you cannot 

 profitably overlook. Easily forced. 

 Tliey are offered in tUe following 

 varieties : 

 H.iBY DOKOTHY (Half Standard). 



Deep jiink. 40 cts. each, $4 per 



doz.. .^SO per 100. 

 BABY RAMBLER (Half Standard). 



f'rimsou. 40 cts. each, $4 per doji,, 



$",() per 100. 

 BABY CATHERINE SEIMETH 



(Halt standard). White. 40 cts. 



each, .$4 per doz., .$.30 per 100. 

 BABY "STARS AXD STRIPES" 



(Half standard). White and red 



grafted on the same plant : most 



attractive. 45 cts. each, $4.50 per 



doz., .$35 per 100. 

 PHYLLIS (Half Standard). Carmine 



pink. 45 cts each, $4..50 per doz., 



$35 per 100. 

 T.AISENDSCHON (Half Standard). 



Sioft pink. 40 cts. each, .$4 per 



doz., $30 per 100. 

 MRS. CITBUSH (Half Standard). 



Rose pink. 40 cts. each, $4 per 



doz., $30 per 100. 



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own Climbers 



-^Inie. Plantier. White. 

 Baltimore Belle. Pale blush color. 

 Prairie Queen. Red. changing to pink. 

 Seven .Sisters. Clear pink. 



"3 cts f<ir S. ¥14 for 100 



English Grown Hybrid Tea, or 

 Everblooming Rosf s, etc. 



Hybrid Tea or Ever-blooming Roses 

 are becoming more popular every year. 

 As hardy as the perpetuals, with slight 

 protection in Winter, they give a wealth 

 of Idoom .all through the Stimmer 

 months and late in the Fall till frcst 

 checks them. 



THE GRAND ROSE LYON. Originated 



by the raiser of Etoile de France. 

 Perpetual flowering. Vigorous grow- 

 er. The blooms are very large with 

 broad petals, full and globular in 

 form: shrimp pink at the ends of the 

 petals, center coral-red or salmon- 

 pink, shaded with chrome yellow. 

 Very fragrant. 40 cts. each, $1.7.5 for 

 bundle of 5, .$30 per 100. 



THE KILLARNEY ROSE. This is a 

 grand Rose for either indoor or out- 

 df.tor cultivation: is a strong grower 

 and the blooms, which are of a beau- 

 tiful pink, are borne In great profu- 

 sion. Strong, 2-year-old field-grown 

 stock. $1.25 for bundle of 5, $22.50 per 

 100. 



.MA.MAN COCHET ROSES. The best of 

 all Roses for Summer-flowering and 

 cutting. 



Maman Coohet (Pink). Color is clear, 

 rich pink, changing to silvery rose: 

 very double and fragrant. 



Maman Cocliet (White). A sport from 

 the above, with all its characteristics: 

 color a beautiful snow-white, at time-: 

 tinted with the faintest suggestion of 

 blush, the same as is often found in 

 the Kride. 

 .'i;i.2.5 for bundle of 3, $32.50 per 100. 



ROSE, Etoile de Frant-e. Flowers large, 

 possessing petals of very good sub- 

 stance: magnificent cupped form. Su- 

 perb crimson-red velvet, the center of 

 the bloom vivid cerise-red. The flow- 

 ers are very fragrant and last very 

 long. The Queen of the Everbloom- 

 ing Red Roses. The most free-bloom- 

 ing and vigorous Red Rose ever in- 

 troduced. Strong, 2-year-old plants, 

 field-grown, 85 cts. for bundle of .5, 

 $15 per 100. 



BESSIE BROWN. Creamy white, $2.50 

 for 10. .$22.50 per 100. 



r.uuss AN TEPLITZ. No Rose in com- 

 merce can compare with this as a 

 bedder. It is a perfect sheet of rich- 

 est crimson-scarlet all Summer. A 

 strong, vigorous grower, $1.75 for 10, 

 $15.00 per 100. 



VISCOUNTESS FOLKESTONE. A large 

 full flower of cream.v pink, shading 

 to deep salmon-pink at the center: 

 very floriferous, $1.25 for 5, $22.50 per 

 100. 



IIERMOSA. Soft pink; flowers full and 

 freely produced: a good grower. $1.25 

 for 5. .$20.00 per 100. 



RICHMOND. The well-known red Rose 

 of commerce, $1.25 for 10, .$22..50 per 

 100. 



PRESIDENT CARNOT. Almost pure 

 ^hite Rose, shading to soft pink, very 

 distinct and excellent for indoor or 

 outdoor Summer growing, $1.25 for 5. 

 $22..50 per 100. 



BETTY. Copper-yellow. overspread 

 with golden-rose. A fine formed Rose, 

 large and moderately full, $1.75 for 5, 

 $25.00 per 100. 



M-AD.AME ABEL CH.ITENAY. Car- 

 mine-rose, shaded salmon-pink, $2.50 

 for 10. $22..50 per 100. 



MILDRED GRANT. Cream, with a 

 faint blush of pale rose, $2.50 for 10, 

 $22.50 per 100. 



AMERICAN BEAITY. Almost too well- 

 known for description, but as popu- 

 lar todaj' as twenty years ago. Rosy 

 carmine, shaded salmon, flowers large 

 and full : very floriferous. Strong, 

 field -grown plants, 75 cts. for bundle 

 of 5, .$14 per 100. 



CAROLINE TESTOrT. Bright satin 

 rrtse. with brighter center, large full, 

 globular: sweet-scented. $1.25 for 

 iiundle of 5, $22.50 per 100. 



We carry a much larger list of Hy- 

 i)rid Teas in our retail catalogue, 

 which will be sent on application. 



K.AISERIN ACGI'ST.V VICTORIA. An 

 .■ilmost pure white Rose. Shaded a 

 beautiful primrose. Fine for indoor 

 or outdoor Summer-blooming. Bundle 

 of 5 for $1 25, $22.50 per 100. 



g ARTHUR T. BODDINGTON, Seedsman, 



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342 West 14th St., 

 NEW YORK CITY 



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