NEW FLORAE «U1D£, SPRING, 1909 WEST GR.OTE, PA. 



BEST ROSES S SPECIAL PURPOSES 



For making Rose Beds for continuous 

 bloom throughout the Summer. 



All the Roses on pages 16 to 33 inclusive, 

 10, 12, 13 and 15. 



See also foot of page 8. 



I.so Teas and Hybrid Teas on pages 



Roses for a magnificent show in June 

 and to bloom again some in the Autumn. 



All the Roses on pages 46, 47, 48 and 49, also Hybrid Perpetuals, pages 44 

 and 45 and page 14. 

 See also foot of page 8. 



For Archways, Arbors, Trellises, 

 Porches, Posts, etc. 



Page 40, also pages 38, 39 and 41, especially good for the North. 



MreRobertPelrv f These four and other kinds on P a S e 



EmpSsso Chinaf' 3 * to f are excellent for this purpose 



Climbing Souv. de Wootton, I when P lanted m a temperate chmate.f 



For Cemeteries. 



Page 42, and also page 43 (these thrive even in poor soil and with little care) ; 

 •j after these any of the hardier Roses, especially the Hybrid Perpetuals, or the 

 I Ever-bloomers recommended on page 8 for cold climates. 



For Hedges. 



The best Roses for hedges are kinds of erect sturdy habit of growth, bushy 

 and hard to kill, see pages 43 and 65; also Mme. Plantier, Baby Rambler, Clo- 

 tilde Soupert and Philadelphia Rambler.f 



Fen?es. C ° Vering Ba0kS ' St ° ne Wa " S ° r < Ml on page 42 and also Lady Gay page 40 ' and Doroth y Perkins, page 39. 



For Shrubbery Effects. 



Pages 43, 44 and 45, and especially Harrison's Yellow; also Sweet Briar. f 



For Bordering Pathways. 



Baby Rambler, Mme. Camille, Cecile Brunner, Mme. E. Marlitt, Magnafrano, 

 Marie Pa vie, Clo tilde Soupert, etc. Any of the good free blooming bedding 



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Roses for cutting or " Forcing " or in= 

 door Winter bloom. (Such as the Pro=> 

 fessional Florists use.) 



Such kinds as: 

 Bride, 



Bridesmaid, 

 Magnafrano, 



Mme. Abel Chatenay, 

 Killarney, 

 Richmond, 

 American Beauty, 



Sunrise, 



Perle des Jardins, 



Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, 



Golden Gate, and others. t 



Complete Rose Gardens Fully Equipped and Furnished 



WRITE US FOR PLANS 

 AND ESTIMATES 



If you wish us to prepay Express on Two-year-old Roses ff d ;£°Md£de p £t 



of delivery, we will do so and send them free to any post office or express office in U. S. A., if you will add to your order the 

 following amounts to help cover charges: 

 On orders of at least 6 two=year plants add 5c. extra to the cost of each plant. If less than 6 two=year plants are ordered to 

 come at one time, add 10c. extra to the cost of each plant. This offer applies to all two-year-old roses except the standard or 

 tree roses (see page 11). 



OfClPT* Pj^flV so we can se ^ y° ur Plants aside and have them ready to ship at proper time. This will be not only a 

 ^* *W L^tdl lj wonderful convenience for us, but will insure for yourself the best stock obtainable. 



Prices on Roses of Our Selection 



When the selection of varieties is left to us we select care- 

 fully the same as if for ourselves, a suitable proportion of 

 the most desirable colors and varieties, and send all cor- 

 rectly labeled, and packed in the best manner, by mail or 

 express as directed. 



EVER=BLOOMING ROSES, good mailing plants. Hardy 

 and well matured. 6 for 50c, 15 for $1.00, 31 for $2.00, post- 

 paid; $6.00 per 100, by express. 



TWO-YEAR OLD ROSES 

 Too Large to Mail — Must go by Express 



12 choice varieties, one each, price $2.75 



25 " " " " 5.00 



50 " 25 best kinds, two each 9.50 



100 " " 25 " " four " ..18.00 



HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES, good mailing plants. 



Price, 4 for 50c, 10 for $1.00, 22 for $2.00, postpaid. Ex- 

 press, 24 for $2.00, $8.00 per 100. 



TWO-YEAR OLD ROSES 

 Too Large to Mail — Must go by Express 



12 choice varieties, one each, price $3.25 



25 " " " " " 6.25 



50 25 best kinds, two each 11.50 



100 " " 25 " " four " 22.00 



Express not prepaid at these prices (see note above). 



Four Grades of C. & J. Roses 



" ONE=YEAR=OLD ROSES," usually greenhouse grown, but 

 well hardened, with strong roots and bushy tops from six 

 to fifteen inches high, according to variety. This size 

 gives such a harvest of bloom as to more than compen- 

 sate one for the outlay the first year. 



" QUICK=BLOOMINQ ROSES " are a special grade, larger 

 and finer than one-year-old but not so large as two-year- 

 old. These are the Roses we guarantee to bloom the 

 first season or refund the money. Please read more about 

 them, page 32. 



" TWO=YEAR OLD ROSES " are the regular large size and 

 should bloom abundantly the first year. If not other- 

 wise stated they are greenhouse grown, with specially 

 fibrous roots and well branched tops from one foot to 

 two and one half feet high (size depends much upon the 

 variety and habit of growth.) Please see page 50. Some 

 kinds can be supplied in field-grown, dormant plants. 



*" EXTRA SIZE " three- and four=year=old Roses— All 

 Roses through this book marked with a star are in this 

 size. See summary, pages 14 and 15.-fr 



For Information About How to Ship, 

 Please See Page 4 



tFor Complete Index to all the Roses in this Book, together with Classifications and Prices, 



see Pages 50 and 51 



