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The Florists' Review 



JcLT 21. 1921 



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Alister Stella Gr.ay, or golden rambler. A 

 medium-sized double rose with deep yellow buds 

 becoming rre.im and often white. Began bloom- 

 ing May 31. 



Climbers of Hybrid Tea Type. 



Other everblooming roses are of the 

 hybrid tea type, with a mass of early 

 bloom and scattered flowers the re- 

 mainder of the season, most of them 

 of a quality suitable for cutting, and 

 having foliage large but not so abun- 

 dant as on many climbers. 



Paul's Scarlet Climber when in bloom is tlie 

 most showy plant In the garden; large, scarlet, 

 almost double; was a mass of color for three 

 weeks; began blooming May 10. 



Gruss an Teplltz, not quite as flory as Paul's 

 Scarlet Climber, but nearly the same color, 

 somewhat smaller; began blooming May 18. 



Lion, more of nn orange cast to the flowers 

 than Paul's S<arlet Climber: not ao floriferous 

 and first bloom over more (luickly; began bloom- 

 ing May 7. 



Sheila Wilson, a large single rose with an 

 unusual combination of yellow and red tones; 

 began blooming May 10. 



Climbing Mme. Caroline Testout, large double 

 pink; began blooming May 10. 



Climbing Lady Ashtown, a large double pink, 

 especially attractive; began blooming May 23. 



The noisette class, particularly the 

 climbers, are not successful at Arling- 

 ton, nor others which are conimoiily re- 

 garded as southern roses — yellow and 

 white Banksia. But Cherokee and Ma- 

 cartney (miscalled Cherokee in some 

 parts of the south) are hardy. 



Teas and Hybrid Teas. 



Teas and hj-brid teas are not gener- 

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