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CURIUE BROTHKKS COMPAXV, MlI.WAl KKE, WIS. 



ROSES 



llVKKin I'ERPETIALS — All Perfectly Hardy. 



__lartr»?; a splendid variety. 

 SviUi delif-ate rose. 



>rui. a very free l.loomer. 

 fine. 



bloomer, 

 armine, very large. 



GEXERAL JACQVEMIXOT. 



.Vi.i-.a (ie Diexbacb — Clear rose, ver.v 



C'o<;uette des Alps — Pure white, slj 



I'rau Karl Druschkl — Pure white; 



(jluire Lyonnai>e — White, tinted yi 



lien. •Jaoi|ueiiiinot — I'rilliant velvety 



-Magna Charta— Bright itinlc, suffused 



Mai:aiii I'lantier — Pure white: a very fret- bloouier; a general favorite. 



I'aiil Ne.vron — A very large rose ; eolor deep jiink. 



llrieli Brunner — Cherr.v-red. very large and full. A great favorite. 



A.MEKICWX BEAITY. H. P. 



This magnitieent red Rose is. unfortunately, not iiuite hardy enough 

 til withstand the rigors of our northern winters, but it is so beantiiul 

 that it is well worth a place in the gardeu even if it has to be replaeeil 

 annually. 



H.4KDY CLIMBING ROSES. 



Ooroth.v Perkins — A hardy climber of rare merit; flowers small, produt-ed 



iu clusters: very fragrant; color shell-pinic. 

 Crimson Rambler — A remarkable climbing polyantha Ro.se. producing larg'- 



trusses of bright, crimson flowers. 

 E\oelsa "'Rpfl Dorothy Perkins) — Handsomest of all red climbers. E.vtreme 



ly vigorous, never subject to mildew. Intense crimson-scarlet flower> 



iu clusters. 



Prairie Qneen — Bright rosy-red; large, globular flowers freely produced. 

 An old favorite. 



HYBRID TEA ROSES. Hardy, Everbloomine. 



Etoile (le Trance — Large, ftill flowers. Color dark crimson, center ceri.se. 

 Killarney — Color bright shell-pink; a very profuse bloomer. 

 I-a Trance — Flowers large, full and graceful. Color deep pink. 

 .'Madame Caroline Testont (Giant La France) — One of the finest Roses in 



cultivation. Color brilliant satiny-rose. Flowers immense. 

 -M.v Maryland — Flowers large and exquisitely fragrant. Color salmon-pink. 

 Richmond — Crimson-scariet : especially attractive in the bud form. 

 Sunburst — Color golden orange, tinged ^ith varying sha'les of yellow. 

 White Killarney — Identical with its parent, the popular Killarney, except 



that the flowers are pure white and deliciously fragrant. 



Price, strong 2-year-old plants of any of the above Koses, each 50c; 

 l>er doz., $5.00; by mail postpaid. 



SMALL FRUIT PLANTS 



BLACKBERRIES. 



Eldorado — A hardy, vigorous variety enduring the most rigorous 

 winters without Injury. Jet black berries borne in large clusters 

 very abundantly. 



.\mbrosia — Proven to be the earliest Blackberry iu cultivation, 

 ripening with the early Rasps and bringing early market prices. 

 Berries jet black, of largo size and surpassin.? o^uality ; meaty 

 and free from hard core ; hang in large long clusters, easily 

 picked. It is wonderfully prolific, and the canes are proof against 

 any amount of cold. Each 20c; per doz $1.50: per 100 $5.50. 



Snyder — Early, hardy and productive. The leading variety where 

 hardiness is demanded. 



Price, except where noted, each 12c 

 ?1.00; per 100 .$3.0O. 



l>er doz. 



CTRR.\NTS. 



Black Champion — The best Black Currant. A vigorous grower 

 and prolific bearer. Each 20c; per doz. $200. 



Cherry — A favorite variety, one of the most productive 

 good size and fine quality. 



Fay's Prolific 



productive. 



Fruit '>r 

 The largest and finest Red Currant grown : ^ 



Perfection — A new bright red variety produced by crossing Fay"- 

 Prolifie and White Grape. It is is early in ripening, the frui: 

 is very large and the bunches are long ami long stemmed, 

 making picking eas.v. The flavor is ver.v superior, less acid 

 than any other sort. Each 2oc; per doz. $2.50. 



White Grape — The best table variety; large and very productive. 



Strong 2-year-old plants, except where noted, eacli 15c; 

 per doz. SI. 50; b.v mall 15c per doz. extra. 



WHITE BL.\CKBERRY — Iceberg. 



A large white berry combining all the good qualities of the 

 best black varieties. Mixed with black sorts on the table makes 

 a very delectable, attractive dish. The fruit is large and produced 

 in large quantities. Strong plants, each 15c; doz. $1.00; per 

 100 $3.50. 



DEWBERRY — Creeping Blackberry. 



Lucrctia — Early, hardy and vigorous. The l-err:es are far larger 

 and equal in quality of the finest I51ac!;bcrry, soft, sweet and 

 lucious. Price, each 12c: per dozen $1.00: per 100 $3.00. 



Color dark red. 



(JOOSEBEKRIES. 



Strung Tvvo-Year-Old Plants. 



By mail 15c per doz. extra. 



Industry — Berries large and of excellent flavor. 

 Each 20c; per doz. $2.00. 



Downing — .\ favorite variety of a light green color; vigorous and 



productive. Each 15c: per doz. $1.50. 



Honghton — A large cropper, color light red. :ilmost free from 

 mildew. Each 15c; per doz. $1.50. 



Red Jacket (Josselyn) — Fruit large and of fine quality. Color 

 bright red. Very productive. Each 20c; per dozen $2.00. 



.\LL PLANTS OFI-EREI) ON THIS PAGE DELIVERED .ANYWHERE IN THE TNITED STATES, EXCEPT AS NOTKD. 



