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Miss Ella V. Baines, The Woman Florist, Springfield. Ohio. 



I LIST W NEW AND CHOICE I1R-BL09MI1 R0S18 



FOB, HOUSE CULTURE OS OUTDOOR PLANTING-. 



I have taken great pains to cull from this list Roses of no special value. My customers can rely on the Roses In this list to 



be the best of the old and new varieties of ever-bloomers. 



Price, 10 cents each; any seven, of yonr own selection, for 50 cents; any sixteen for SI. 00. 

 Large two-year-old Roses, from tills list, 30 cents each, or four for §1.00. 



Arch Dtlke Charles. — This is one of the very best red Roses, 

 Changes to bright pink. Very desirable. 



Augustine Halera. — (New.) Bright rosy red. very sweet, 

 large blooms. This is truly a rival of American Beauty. 



American Beauty. — This is a Rose that charms everybody. 

 Color a bright, rosy red, very sweet. 



Bridesmaid.— (New.) The loveliest of all pink Koses. 



Beaute Inconstante. — (New.) A Rose that changes its 

 color from yellow to crimson. Sometimes has Roses of five or 

 sis distinct colors at one time. Perfectly wonderful. 



Beauty of Staplef ord.— Bright pink, and rich, rosy crimson. 



Catherine Mermet. — One of the most fashionable shadesfor 

 cut flowers. Color a clear, rosy pink, large. 



Comtesse de Frigueuse. — The buds are long and pointed, 

 like Niphetos. The color is a deep golden yellow, large and full. 



Champion of the World.— (New.) A rich, deep, rosy pink, 

 very nve bloomer and deliciously fragrant. Hardy. Considered 

 the verv finest of all Roses. 



Clothilde Soupert.— The best of all pot Roses Literally 

 loaded with blooms, pure white, pink center. Very beautiful. 



Christine de Noue. — (New.) Color a rich crimson, deeper 

 Center, large, broad petals. A most beautiful Rose. 



Crown Princess Victoria. — White Malmaison. (New.) 

 Identical with Malmaison, except that the color is white. A 

 .Rose that none should be without. A charming variety. 



Duchess de Brabant. — This is another old-time favorite. 

 Color a beautiful rose, tinged amber in the center. Everybody 

 plants this variety. 



Duchess of Albany. — Identical with La France, except the 

 color is much deeper A most charming Rose in every particular. 



Cevoniensis. — Magnolia fragrance, creamy white color. 



Dr. Grill.— Coppery yellow color with tawny reflex. 



Duchess of Edinbttrg.— Large buds of an intense dark crim- 

 son. Very beautiful. 



Etoile de Lyon. — Many claim this to be the best of deep, 

 i yellow Roses. Excellent for outdoors 



General Robert E. Lee. — (New.) Color orange yellow, 

 d white. Very rich and beautiful. The best Rose extant. 

 A sm ill bush will produce hundreds of blooms. 



Golden Gate. — (New.) Color a rich, cream white, beautifully 

 tinged with golden yellow. A choice Rose. 



Hermosa. — Beautiful pink flowers, borne in clusters. 



Kenrv M. Stanley. — (New ) A rare shade of amber rose, 

 delicately tinged with apricot yellow toward the center. 



J. B. Varonne.— (New.) Scarlet crimson and buff color. 

 Rut ::nd bright. 



iiaiseritt Augusta Victoria.— (New.) Pure white. A su- 

 perb P.ose in every respect. Hardy. 



Letty Coles.— Color a soft, rosy pink, shaded with intense 

 crimson. Of the largest size. Exquisite 



La France.— Too well known to need description. Every- 

 body's "avorite. 



Leotiie Osterieth.— The white Soupert. Very desirable. 



Medea. — (New.) A grand yellow Rose of the largest size. 



Madame Scipion Cochet.— Color a soft primrose yellow, 

 with rose shadings. A grand bedding Rose 



Madame Caroline Testout.— (New.) Color a brilliant sati- 

 ny rose, deepening to clear red. exquisitely edged with silvery 

 peach A superb rose in every respect. 



Madame Eli Lambert.— A rich, creamy white, tinted pale 

 golden yellow, bordered flesh. An exquisite Rose. 



Madame Hoste.— Long, pointed buds of pure white. 



Malmaison. — This is certainly one of the choicest of all Roses. 

 The color is a beautiful, rich, creamy flesh, shaded a clear peach, 

 v :th rose center. 



Madame Welche.— Color amber yellow and crimson rose. It 

 is cnarming. 



Marion Dingee. — (New.) A deep, brilliant, dark crimson. 

 Pr ibably the darkest and richest Tea Rose. 



Mrs. DeGraw.— The color is a rich, glossy pink. Hardy. A 

 premier Rose in every respect. 



Madame de Watteville.— This is called the Tulip Rose. 

 Color a rosy blush, mildly bordered with bright crimson. Ex- 

 quisitely beautiful. 



Mademoiselle Franciska Kruger.— Probably the best all 

 round bedding Rose I have. Its shadings of deep coppery yel- 

 low stand unique and distinct. 



Mamau Cochet. — (New.) Dou"t fail to try this beautiful 

 Rose. Color a deep rose pink, shaded and touched with yellow. 

 Superbly grand. 



Meteor. — This Rose ranks at the head of all dark, rich, red 

 Roses. None better. 



Madame Schwaller.— A deep, rich pink, blooms in clusters 

 of trom five to twenty Roses. A great garden Rose. 



Mademoiselle Cecile Berthod.— A deep, rich, golden yel- 

 low. A superb variety. 



Mosella.— (New ) The yellow Soupert. Nothing finer. 



Niphetos.— A most elegant white Tea Rose, with enormous 

 buds over three inches in length. 



Princess of Wales. — Color a beautiful amber yellow, deep- 

 ening towards the center to orange or coppery yellow, tinged 

 and shaded crimson. 



Perle des Jardins.— Clear, golden yellow, very rich and 

 beautiful. Constantly grows in favor. 



Papa Gontier.— Immense buds, color a rich, bright red, pass- 

 ing to clear, glowing crimson One of the best 



Pierre Guillot.— This superb Rose has no superior Always 

 in bloom. Buds and flowers of enormous size, of therichescred. 



Princess Beatrice.— (New.) A coppery or rrjd<r yellow, 

 distmctlv edged with bright crimson. This is indeed a princess. 



Princess Bonnie.— (New.) One of the loveliest of all red 

 Roses. 



Pink Soupert.— (New ) Like Clothilde Soupert, except the 

 color is a lovely shade of clear pint 



President Carnot.— (New ) This is a superb new Rose, 

 combining lovely shades of fawn and pmk. Exira fine 



Queen's Scarlet.— A great bedding Rose of richest scarlet. 

 ItTs an exquisite variety. 



Rheingo'.d.— Naples yellow, shading to orange. A beautiful 

 Rose of extraordinary color. 



Red Malmaison. — Same as Malmaison. except the color is a 

 rich, dark crimson. 



Ruby Gold.— Tawny yellow, shading to old gold, with crim- 

 son center and veins of rosy red and pink 



Rainbow. — A beautiful pink Rose, striped crimson. 



Sunset. — This exquisite orange yellow variety is one of the 

 finest Tea Roses grown. The flowers are large and double. It 

 is deliciously fragrant. 



Striped La France.— Same as La France, except the color 

 is pink, with light stripes through it. Superb. 



Snowf lake. —Pure white. Most profuse bloomer of all Roses. 



Souvenir of Wootton.— Rich crimson Roses in large clusters. 



Star of Gold.— The best all round deep golden yellow Rose. 



The Gem, or Fair Unknown.— A straw yellow, shaded crim- 

 son. 



Triumph de Pernet Pere.— Magenta red, passing to a rich 

 crimson. 



The Queen.— Beautiful long buds. The color is pure snowy- 

 white and exquisitely scented Hardy. 



The Bride.— This is a pure white Rose, of the 1-irgest size, 

 buds and flowers of most perfect form. It has the fault of com- 

 ing pink in drv, hot weather. 



Viscountess Folkestone.— This beautiful Rose is so large 

 and tine as to resemble a Paeony. Pure white, taintly tinted 

 fawn. Nothing can be more beautiful. 



White Perle des Jardins.— Same as Perle des Jardins, ex- 

 cept the color is pure white. 



White La France.— Same as La France except, the color, 

 which is pure white, faintly tinted fawn. A charming Rose in 

 everv respect. 



White Bon Silene.— Same as Bon Silene, except the color is 

 pure snow white. 



A NEW ODORLESS FERTILIZER FOR POT PLANTS. 

 MAKES PLANTS GROW AND BLOOM LUXURIANTLY, 

 AND DRIVES INSECTS FROM THE SOIL. 



It starts the plants at once into a healthy and vigorous growth and abundant bloom. It drives worms 

 and other troublesome insects from the soil. It has no disagreeable odor, and is the only Artificial Fertilizer 

 Which can be used without danger or inpirv to the plants. It takes the place of liquid manure, and is just 

 the thing that has been wanted for a long time. I have sold tens of thousands of packages of it. and have 

 yet to hear the first complaint. If your plants are doing poorlv, get a package and see how quickly they will 

 be benefited. It acts like a charm. The Ammoniated Food is put up in wooden boxes, wi'h attractive 

 Wrappers. One package, sufficient for twenty-five ordinary-sized plants for one year, for 50 cents. 



Sent by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of price. 



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