Bie>iv Floral Guide— Autumn, i90<» 



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Large Hardy Climbing Roses 



FOR FALL PLANTING IN 

 OPEN GROUND 



.*few Hardy Climbing IJose, American Pillar (C. &J. 1906.) 

 This a grand new Climbing: Rose introduced by ourselves, 

 makes strong heavy bushes entirely hardy and covered, 

 earjy in summer with splendid clusters of large single flowers, 

 bright carmine pink, with white centre, crowded full of deep 

 yellow stamens, followed in the Fall by pretty clusters of 

 bright red fruit. Two year, 50 els. anJ 75 cts. each. 

 Three year size, $ .00, expresr. 



Dorothy Perkins — This is a grand new hardy climber, has 

 stood a temperature of 20° below zero without injury. 

 Grows 10 to 15 feet in a season, blooms in immense clusters 

 like the Crimson Rambler, but the blooms are more double 

 and beautiful shell-pink. Two-year size, 33 cts. each, express; 

 three year, 50 cts. each, express. 



New Pink I?aml)ler (Farquliar) — Grows 10 and 12 feet 

 in a season, perfectly hardy and bears enormous clusters 

 of large double bright pink roses, very fragrant and beauti- 

 ful. Strong two-year bushes for quick bloom, 35 cts. each ; 

 three-year, 50 cts., express. 



Urarden's Glory, or Pink Madame Plantier — A grand 

 New Pillar or Veranda Rose. A seedling from Dawsoi 

 crossed with Clotilde Soupert. I.arge fully double flowers 

 clear rose pink, very fragrant, borne in beautiful clusters, 

 strong, vigorous grower and profuse bloomer, entirely 

 hardy; almost thondess. Resembles Plantier in habit of 

 growth and abundance of bloom. Two-year size, 40 cts. 

 three-year size, 60 cts. and 75 cts., express. 



New Hardy Pillar or Veranda Kose "Northern 

 Light" — May be trained as a climber or bedded out. fs a 

 hardy garden lose, a strong, vigorous grower and bears 

 great masses of beautiful pink and white Roses wonderfully 

 variegated. Strong two-year bushes, to bloom the first sea- 



; son, 35 cts. ; three-year size, 50 cts, and 75 cts. each, express^ 



fPsyche — New Hardy Yellow Climbing Rose, creamy yellow, 

 tinged with rose, \ery beautiful. Two-year size, 35 cts. 

 each. Three and four-year size, 50 and 75 cts., express. 



'Tennessee Belle— Bright rosy piidc ; free bloomer ; very 

 fragrant. Two-year, 35 cts ; three-year 50 cts., express. 



Queen Alexandra (Multiflora) — Somewhat like the Crim- 

 son Rambler, but more dainty in color. Two-year, 40 cts. ; 

 three-year, 60 and 75 cts., express. 



May Queen -Splendid large double roses, clear bright pink. 

 Two-year size, 30 cts., three-year size, 50 cts. ; express. 



Pearl Queen — Fine pearl white, with deep rose centre. 

 Strong two-year bushes, 30 cts. each. Three-jear size, 50 

 cts., express. 



Kuby Queen— Rich ruby red, with clear white centre. Strong 

 two-year bushes, 30 cts. Three-year size, 50 cts., express. 



Evergreen Cem— Pretty buff-yellow flowers, two to three 

 inches in diameter, jierfectly double with a rich sweetbriai 

 fragrance. Two-year size, 80 cts. each; ;g2.50 per doz.; thiee- 

 year, 50 cts. ; |4.50 per doz., by express. 



Hardy Marechal Niel (Gardenia) — The finest hardy yel" 

 low climbing rose ever introduced. Deep rich golden 

 yellow, almost the exart color of Marechal Niel, (flowers 

 change to creamy white) and as hardy as an oak. Strong 

 two-year size, 35 cts. each. Three-year size, 50 atid 75 

 cts., express. 



Double White Memorial Ro.se (Manda's Triumph) — 



The flowers are medium-sized, perfectly double to the 

 centre, pure white an I very fragrant. The plant is an erect 

 grower, has handsome dark-green foliage, is entirely hardy 

 and bears its lovely flowers in large clusters. Two-year size, 

 30 cts. ; 3 year size, 50 and 75 cts., by express. 



Hardy "White Memorial liose, Wichuraiana — Will creep 

 all over the ground like an Ivy, or can be trained up to a 

 post or tre lis. Hardy as grass, and will grow in sun or 

 shade, poor ground or rich. Needs no protection. The 

 flowers are single and very large, frequently five or six in- 

 ches around, pure satiny white, with bright golden centre. 

 They are borne in large clusteis all o\er the bush. Two- 

 year, 30 cts. ; $2.50 per doz ; three-year, 50 and 75 cts., by ex- 

 press, purchaser paying charges. 



The New Hardy Crimson CHmbing Rose 



'Philadelphia Rambler" 



Large Field grown Dormant Bushes for planting in open 

 ground in the Fall or Early Spring. 



THE PHILADELPHIA RAMBLER is now well known as the Grandest Hardy Crimson 

 Climbing Rose ever introduced, immense bloomer flowers 2|^ inches across and perfectly 

 double ; borne in grand clusters, and wreaths completely covering the Vine for weeks at a time. 

 Color deep dazzling Crimson far brighter and more intense than the old Crimson Rambler; does 

 not fade, bleach or wash out, and is undoubtedly the brightest and most beautiful of all the 

 Crimson Climbing Roses yet produced, entirelv hardy and reeds no protection. Price strong 

 I year plaoits 20 and 25 cts. each. Two years Dormant 35 and 50 cts. each, by mail Postpaid. 

 Extra size, 3 and 4 years, 75 cts., $1.00 and $1.50 by Express, Purchaser paying charges. 



This hedge 300 ft. long of ' PHILADELPHIA RAW^i>^L,^ wdb wt nearly a month a solid mass of vivid crimson. 



The well-known Rambler Roses are strong growers, very hardy and tremendous bloomers early in Spring. 



Crimson Rambler— Intense dazzling Crimson. i Pink Kambler— Rosy pink. 



White Kambler— Pure pearl white. | Yellow Kambler— Fine creamy yellow. 



f ^?^I^—]Either color desired, strong two-year bushes, from open ground, 35 cts. each, the four varieties 



lor !*1.00, »d.00 per doz., express. Bxtra size two-year Kamblers, (:0 cts. each. The four vaiieties for «3.00, 



express. Extra size three-year Kamblers, 80 cts. each ; the lour varieties for Sa.Tu, express. 



Theseplantswillhjready for shipment about Nov. 1st. and will be cut back to proper height for planting. 

 ^r-it you add 5 cts. each to price of two-year Dormant Koses we wiU deliver free to any point in United States. 



