HARDY CLIMBING ROSES— (Continued) WEST GROVE, PA. 



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New Hardy Rose *AMERIC AN PILLAR 



If ever there was a Rose constituted 

 to stand the trying conditions of our 

 American climate, we have it in this 

 unique New Hardy Rose described 

 below. It is sure to attract attention 

 even at a distance because of its great 

 mass of bloom that fairly covers the 

 bush. Flowers are enormous, measur- 

 ing 3 to 5 inches across, and very dur- 

 able. They are borne in immense 

 clusters and make a re- 

 markable sight. Color 

 is a chaste shade of pink, 

 while in the center of 

 each flower is a cluster 

 of bright yellow sta- 

 mens, these are followed 

 in the Autumn by pretty 

 clusters of brilliant red 

 seed hips, which hang 

 on through the Winter 

 to brighten the bushes 

 and feed the birds. It 

 is one of the first to 

 start growth in the early 

 Spring, and here holds 

 its leaves of lively green 

 till far past "Thanks- 

 giving Day, and never have we seen it 

 troubled with insects. " American •Pil- 

 lar" is an ornamental and satisfactory 

 addition to any lawn. Price, one-year, 

 25c. each; larger -size, 35c, postpaid. 

 Two-year, 50c. ; ex. size, two-year, 75c. ; 

 three-year, $1.00 each, by express, pur- 

 chaser paying charges. Or 3 two-year 

 for $1.25, delivered. 



Natural Size 

 inches across 



Intro- 

 duced 

 1906, bij 

 The' 

 Conor d 

 & J ones 

 Co. 





American Pillar 



CLIMBERS FOR COLD CLIMATES 



If you live North, where Roses sometimes Winter-kill, you will be delighted with these perfectly 

 hardy varieties. They are loaded down in the early Spring with the. loveliest and most beautiful Roses 

 imaginable. Flowers are deliciously fragrant. Everyone who has tried them praises them, and we consider 

 them among the most valuable climbing Roses we ever introduced. For planting along a wire fence, stone 

 wall, trellis, etc., they are unsurpassed, and where planted together the colors harmonize beautifully. 



^ftllrW HllA^Tl Much like its sisters, May Queen and 



IVUUJ V? UCCU Pearl Queen, but a rich, ruby red, 



with clear white center. 



[Dean Bond, a true lover of Roses, wrote us from Swarth- 

 more College, Pa. : " We are having a feast of Roses these 

 days, very beautiful.^ The "Ruby Queen" is just coming 

 into bloom and is a sight to see."' 



*MilV OlIPPTl Splendid large double Roses of clear 

 A"d.j yUCCll bright pink, and deliciously sweet- 

 scented. Blooms tremendously. Literally bushels of 

 flowers can be picked from a fully grown bush. 

 *Pp<lH HllPATI Pearl white with blush center. Al- 

 t G<U 1 \l Ut C 11 most exactly like. the beautiful Mal- 

 maison. Large, double and sweet. 

 "Ro 1 tl in nr A "RpIIa A rapid-growing dark-leaved Prairie Rose. 

 JJAllllllUl C OfcllC Blooms in large clusters of pale blush and 



white flowers late in the season. 

 TPTIUP^PP T^PllP ^ stro ?g'. vigorous climber that blooms 

 fragrant. 



riUrinCril .LI & II I bloomer, bearing great masses of beauti 



ful pink and white Roses, of many different shades and combinations. 

 T^PVQtfltlP A nar dy climber, which the introducers claim is an 

 IvWj olUllG enormous bloomer, with perfectly double flowers of 



pure deep lemon yellow. 

 *Pcvf*Tl£ k Has creamy yellow flowers tinged with rose, good large 



* &J vllC blossoms borne in pretty clusters. 

 ft 11 hi tl Awarded high honors by the German National Rose So- 

 lyUUlii ciety, and claimed to be better than Crimson Rambler. 



freely; bright rosy blush flowers, full and 

 grower and enormous 



These prices 





Each 



4 for 



10 for 



100 ) 



are 



l=year 



15c. 



50c. 



$1.00 



$9.00 J 



especially low 



2=year 

 *3=yr. 



30c. 

 50c. 



$1.00 

 1.50 



$2.00 ) By exp., purchaser 

 3.50 j paying charges 



_ OFFER No. 41 * American Pillar, 1 May Queen, 1 Ruby Queen and 



: =s=s-=- -s=»- tfMKj* - l Psyche. 4 strong one=year plants, 60c, post- 



A Pergola made beautiful with Climbing Roses paid; or, the 4 two-year, $1.10, by express; $1.45 delivered in U. S. A. 



