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Creeps on the ground like » FOR USE IN CEMETERIES.—It is difficult to conceive anything more appropriate, beautiful 
w and enduring for covering graves and plots in cemeteries than the Hardy Memorial Rose. _It 
Ivy; dark green leaves. Wy creeps along the ground almost as closely as an Ivy, growing ten feet in one season and forming 
Numberless satiny white ¥ a dense mat of very dark green, lustrous foliage. 
: Wy THE FLOWERS are produced in lavish profusion, in clusters, on the ends of the short side 
flowers, with golden ¥ branches, after the June Roses are past, from the first week in July throughout the month, and 
yellow discs. W sparingly forthe rest of the season. They are single, pure white, with a golden yellow dise, five 
Hard es d ill 4 to six inches in circumference, and have the strong fragrance of the Banksia Roses. The contrast 
ardy as grass ana@ w % between the satiny white of the petals and the golden yellow disc is sharp and pleasing, and is one 
grow in sun or shade. wy of the distinctive charms of the beautiful Hardy Memorial Rose, and they fairly cover the 
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But its use is not confined to Cemeteries—Planted in the Rose Garden, alone oramong fy 
other Roses, and traiued upright to a stake, it may be had from three to six feet MM A NEW FEATURE. 
high, as desired, and it will send sprays of flow ers drooping dow nward, making one n Tn addition to what we aaylofithis ane aRosetee 
prettiest sight imaginable. It has been largely used throughout the famous park 4 call particular attention here to its Climbing Habit. 
system of Boston for covering rocky slopes, embankments and such places as it was A We only made a passing alneion to this cote last 
pe eet nay peice vaste “o ieklw < its itions \ year, but emphasize it now in the above illustration. 
desirable to cover quickly with Ht It peel epapis itsels to ae cone one a Mr. Wm. Falconer called particular attention to 
growth, whether barren soil, rocky edge, ferti e garden, shady nook or sun-kissec A thia feature inl<“Gardeniias) andl oun llneteNtOdne 
slope, and no more fitting place can be found for it than running through the grass. A\ designed from the photograph of a plant he had 
4\ growing. Trained over a gateway it forms a per= 
4 fect bower, or it can be trained to a fence or house 
NOTE THE REDUCED PRICES FOR THIS SEASON. th 4 with equal success. 
1st size plants, 30c. each, 4 for $1.00, 9 for $2.00, 12 for $2.50; smaller plants, 15c. wy We sold Jover fifty ‘thousand of the Memorial 
each, 4 for 50c., 9 for $1.00, 12 for $1.25; extra selected plants, 50c. each, $4.50 per doz. 8 Rose last year, and have received numerous letters 
As a guide to buyers we would say that two of the extra selected plants, four ofthe of commendation testifying to its usefulness and 
J : : : a scine exe 2 stare ‘“ unique beauty. Park and Cemetery Superinten- 
first size, or nine of the smaller size, will completely cover a grave the firstseason, M\ gents throughout the country have bought it large- 
but the larger plants will do it more rapidly and give more flowers the first year. 38 ly, and areintensely enthusiastic overit, the strongest 
Twelve plants of either size will cover an ordinary plot. m recommendation it could possibly have. 
YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A PREMIUM with your order. For particulars, see page 6. 
