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EVERBLOOMING 
TEA ROSES 
ALL ARE DELICIOUSLY FRAGRANT 
The Roses in this class are highly valued because of their 
fine colors and exquisite tea fragrance. They will bloom 
freely from June until November. If thoroughly established 
during the summer, they will, with few exceptions, prove hardy 
here, with protection. We wish to remind our friends of the 
superior quality of these plants; they are not the small slips 
so often sent out, which have been forced under a high 
temperature in little “thumb pots” into a quick, unhealthy 
growth; but these plants are the product of years of ex- 
perience and our own improved method of culture, insuring 
the greatest possible vitality and abundance of bloom. See 
pages 18 and 19 for other colors. 
With the exception of the novelties on pages 12 and 13, this and 
the following two pages include our complete list of Tea Roses, 
arranged alphabetically in their colors. 
Helen Good (see 1st column) 
Mme. Camille (see below) 
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Beaute Inconstante... Color is variable, some pink, | * Mme. F. Kruger.. ....-.-|Deeply shaded coppery yellow 
red, copper and some white. | flowers which bloom con- 
Bears handsome buds and | | stantly. Especially suited 
" = fine, well-made flowers . 15 | 35 for bedding or massing.. I5 | 35] 05 
Bridesmaid........... Large; full; clear rose- pink.| | Mme. Jean Dupuy. ...|Creamy pink with golden yel- \ 
Blooms freely indoors. A low center, outer petals edged | 
_ notable cut-flower variety....| 15 | 35 red. TS) a5 
Catherine Mermet.... Extra fine; light rose-color; a} Mme. Lambard....... Bright rose, very variable in 
Charl Di vigorous grower............ 20 | 45 | color; flowers large and fine....| 15 | 35 
aries Vingee. . . -|See Wm. R. Smith, page 98..... % Maman Cochet, Pink.../See illustration ard description | 
% Duchesse de Brabant.. | Clear pink; beautiful, free | | page 16 15 | 35] 65 
bloomer; excellent for bed-| } 
ding; a great favorite at the Queen Olga of Greece. Rosy pink, shaded eulden yel- 
White House, Washington, | | low, edged silvery rose. ESS 5 
IDE (Cs Sh aoe aaa 15 | 35| 65 : 5 
Helen Good........... This Rose belongs to the fa- Rainbow.............. pce gorat pink: striped red; 
mous Cochet family. The | very M1 Ceres) tehetelatelcis tals slelaiars I0 | 30 
celery a. delicate pik, ze cu) SUNTISC! oF.) Buta: - |Peachy red, elegantly shaded 
eeper pink at edges (see cut)| 20 | 40 | a eee : 
Jeannette Heller...... See Win: 2: Smith, page 98.: | with orange and crimson......| 15 | 35 
Letty Coles............|Soft, rich pink deepening to me *&Wm. R. Smith........ See this in color on inside front | 
< tense crimson............. 10 | 35 | cover and description, page | 
*Mme. Camille......... Clear rosy flesh, passing to sal-| . oy je Gane agenesis om eton 20 | 50| 75 
mon-pink; a splendid Rose | Winter Gem.......... An exquisite shade of lovely | 
for outside planting, produ- pink; a good house Rose. 
cing large blooms (see cut)....| 15 | 35 | 65 It also blooms freely outside; 10 | 30 
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