202 HORTICULTURE August 15, 1914 



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Gems Among Forcing Ramblers 



You make a mistake if you do not include in 

 your Easter forcing stock my free-flowering 

 and gorgeous varieties, such as Hiawatha, 

 La Fiamma, Lucille, Troubadour and others already 

 widely celebrated and particularly .the unrivalled 

 beauties, 



EXCELSA and 

 DELIGHT 



All the foregoing when grown in the open flower 

 freely a second time in September. No rose gar- 

 den is up-to-date without these superb climbers. 



I have a fine stock of these as well as many others 

 of my productions for delivery this fall, including 

 strong two-year and three-year old plants for 

 florists' forcing purposes. Also all the leading 

 varieties in Hybrid Perpetuals and Hybrid Teas. 



WRITE NOW FOR PRICES 



M. H. WALSH 



ROSE SPECIALIST 



.^-^■""^^^ WOODS HOLE, - - MASS. |?=-~-% 



