January 31. 1920 



HORTICULTURE 



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or coiniiiunity in the I'nited States 

 where such business is impossible. 

 Few families have not relatives and 

 friends at a distance, and all have 

 birthdays and anniversaries during a 

 year which may be fittingly remem- 

 bered by floral gifts. Flowers are the 

 same everywhere, so there is a stan- 

 dardization hardly possible in any 

 other line of gifts. 



If you have not already subscribed 

 to our fund, let us have your support 

 at <mce. Our Publicity Committee is 

 now planning its work for the remain- 

 der of the year, and with your support 

 pledged their i.Ians will be better pre- 

 pared and better carried out. You need 

 no longer feel that you might t)€ sub- 

 scribing for something that at best was 

 a "forlorn hope." The cainiiaign has 

 proved its value, its very many friends 

 admit the tremendous impetus it has 

 given to our business. 



Help us to help you — you will not 

 regret it. 



.lini\ YoiNii, Secy. 



.Tan. 24. 1920. 



NEW ROSES FOR REGISTRATION. 

 Ithaca. N. Y.. .Ian. 21. 1920. 



The following roses have been ac- 

 cepted by the registration cx)mmittee 

 of the .American Rose Society, and If 

 no objections are received within 

 three weeks of this publication the 

 registration will be complete. 



Name: Felicity. 



Class: H. T. 



Parentage: Ophelia x Roosier 

 Beauty. 



Description: Upright, strong branch- 

 ing habit of growth; foliage dark green 

 with large, pink rose with sliver su- 

 fusion: bud long pointed, strong fra- 

 grance: petalage 52 in early season; 

 64 in September; a very free flowering 

 variety producing In.'i blooms out of 

 doors. 



Originator: Clarke Brothers. Port- 

 land. Oregon. 



Name: Mrs. Walter T. Sumner 



Class: H. T. 



Parentage: Ophelia x Hadley. 



Description: .\n upri.sht grower; 

 dark green foliage with a large semi- 

 single flower, carmine shading to deep 

 rose pink; the bud long pointed, very 

 fragrant with 12 to 18 petals; pro- 

 duced 115 blooms out of doors and 

 while buds open qtiickly the petals 

 hold well on the fully oi)€ned flowers: 

 flower produced bloom in clusters of 

 from 5 to 10. and some of the blooms 

 are 5 inches in diameter. 



Originator: Clarke Brothers, Port- 

 land. Ore. 



E. A. WinTK. Secy. 



IBOL-ILJIVI 



THE NEW HYBRID 



IH.ARDY 



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Ihnliuin I'riict 

 Nfttoral Habit 



(L. Ibota X Ovalfollumf 



Xi»w Hirnt out for the flrnt time. Inquire for further 

 Inruriiitttlon. One year fleltl xrown plunlM; yfl.OO each; 

 S II miner rooted, fnune rrown, $3,00 euch ; PlAiita 

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 New Haven, Conn. Introducerti of IIO\-lt A KBRKKY. 

 writ rooted iiuninier frume cuttlnxn — 96A.O0 per 1000. 



IboHuin I'rltet 

 When Trlmined 



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