March 1, 1917. 



The Florists' Review 



83 



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Star Brand Roses 



Hardy, Field-grown Climbers 



The stars stand for our Star Brand Roses. 



Each one of its fine points stands for a point about them. Each one of these points does its 

 own full share to make them the friend-making business-builders they are. 

 Point 1. True to name. We guarantee every one of them. 



Point 2. Quality. In back of which is 60 years of specialization and experience in rose growing. 



Point 8. Strong roots. Every plant makes good, strong, vigorous, fibrous roots in our luxuriantly 

 good soil. Good roots make for perfect tops. 



Point 4. Healthy. Will thrive practically anywhere. Can stand rigorous winters. Require no 

 coddling. Not a weakling among them. 



Point 5. Care in digging and packing. Last, but by no means least, we see to it that you get all 

 of the roots, tops properly trimmed . See to it that the plants are so packed that they will reach 

 you in the same top-notch condition that they leave us. 



On these five points our Star Brand Roses are based. Those we list here are among the best of 

 the bunch. 



ROSES. On their own roots. 



WichmoBS, Climbing. The New 

 Climbing Moss Rose. Buds 

 pink, changing to white How- 

 ers, thickly mossed. 2 yr 18 



Field 



grown 



Per Per 

 10 100 





-24" $2.00 115. 



lS"-24" 



RLGOSA. 



Alice Aldrich. Bears long buds 

 of rich pink. An unusual va- 

 riety even among the Ru- 



gosas. 2 yr 



2nd size 



New Century. Double white and 

 pink (Clothilda Soupert x Ru- 

 gosa alba). Sweet briar fra- 

 grance and quite a continuous 



bloomer. 2 yr 18"-24" 



1 yr 



Sir Thomas Upton. Like New 

 Century except flowers are en- 

 tirely white. Ours often con- 

 tinue blooming till November. 

 2 yr 18"-24" 



1 yr 



POLYANTHA8. 

 Ceclle Brunner, Climbing. Flow- 

 ers precisely like those of 

 "Sweetheart," and blooms 

 steadily all Summer, which is 

 more than we can say for 

 most of the so-called "Ever- 

 bloomers." 1 yr., strong 



MULTIFLOKA. 



American Illlar. Our Introduc- 

 tion, and generally recognized 

 as the best, brightest and larg- 

 est flowered single, hardy 

 Climbing Rose in existence. It 

 will often grow 30 ft. in a sea- 

 son. 1 yr 



Count Zeppelin. Similar to, but 

 more brilliant than Tausend- 



schon. 3 yr 



2 yr 



Miss Measman, £. B. Another 

 and better Everblooming Crim- 

 son Rambler, actually in bloom 

 most of the Summer, and an 

 excellent grower. 3 yr 



2 yr. 



1 yr 



Philadelptiia. Masses of double 



garnet flowers. 2 yr 



2 yr 



Tausendschon. (We need these, 



please quote) 



Vellcltenblau. Violet blue. Har- 

 monizes with white Roses, but 



not with red. 2 yr 



1 yr 



Wartburg. Carmine rose seedling 

 of Tausendschon; nearly thorn- 

 less. 3 yr 



WICHURAIANA AND 

 HYBRIDS. 



American Beauty, Climbing. Ex- 

 tra strong, 2 yr. old 



Extra strong, 1 yr. old 2'-3 



CaHsimer Moulle, New. Close 

 cupped cluster, Roses of white 



and pink. 2 yr 2'-3' 



1 yr 



1.50 12. 

 1.25 10. 



1.50 12. 

 1.25 10. 



1.50 12. 

 1.25 10. 



1.23 



10. 



2'-3' 



1.10 9. 



Daybreali. Single flowers in 

 loose pyramidal clusters; deep 



yellowish pink. 2 yr 



1 yr 



Dr. W. Van l'"Ieet. Hardy, vigor- 

 ous grower, with shiny foliage 

 and buds like Souv. du Pres. 

 Carnot. One of the best of 

 the Hardy Climbers. 2 yr. . . . 



1 yr 



Dorothy Dennison. Exquisite pink 



cluster Rose. Much in demand 



among those who have used it. 



Syr 



2 yr 



1 yr 



Dorothy PerliinB, Pink. You all 



know this one; we have only 

 a few left. 3 yr 



2 yr 



1 yr 



Dorothy IVrkins, White, 3 yr. . . . 



2 yr 



1 yr 



Kvangeline. Single flowers, 2 In. 

 diameter. Petals white and 

 tipped pink. 2 yr 



1 yr 



K.\celsa, (Red Dorothy Perkins). 



American Rose Society award- 

 ed Excelsa the "Hubbard 

 Medal" for the best Rose intro- 

 duced in last Ave years — for 

 vigor of growth, brilliant blaze 

 of bloom and all-round satis- 

 faction. Florist XX grade. . . . 



3 yr 



2 yr 



1 yr 



Please so specify if tops are to 

 be left on. 

 Farquhar. Large clusters of Dou- 

 ble light pink flowers. 2 yr. . . 



1 yr 



Juanita. Lovely pink. 2 yr.... 



1 y r 



I.ady (Jay. I..arge loose clu.sters 



ot delicate cherry pink. 3 yr. . . 



- yr. 



1 yr 



.Minnehaha. Exceptionally large 



truss and late flowering. 3 yr. 



2 yr 



1 yr 



rrof. V. 8, Sargent. Delicate buff 



to deep golden-yellow. Good for 



ground cover. 3 yr 



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Kuby (^ueen. One of Dr. Van 

 Fleet's originating, free, fra- 

 grant, bright carmine, good 

 I'illar Rose. 1 yr., field plants 



Silver Moon. Extra large, single 

 (lowers of pure white. 3 yr. . . 



2 yr 



Inlversal Favorite. (Double Pink 



Memorial.) 3 yr 



2 yr 



1 yr 



Wirhuraiana. The hardy single 



white Memorial. One of the 

 be.st to cover banks. 3 yr. . . . 



2 yr 



1 yr 



4'-5' 

 3'-4' 

 18"-24" 



2'-3' 

 18"-24" 

 2%'-3'^' 

 2'-3' 



3'-4' 

 2'-3' 



18"-24" 



3'-4' 

 2'-3' 



18"-24" 



3'-4' 

 2'-3' 



4'-5' 

 3'-4' 



3'-4' 

 2'-3' 

 18''-24" 



3'-4' 

 2'-3' 

 18"-24" 



PRICES F. O. B. WEST GROVE. BOXING AT COST. 



The Conard & Jones Co., West Grove, Pa. 



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