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Two brilliant and profuse blooming, 

 perfectly hardy, climbing cluster roses. 

 A gay sight when in bloom— on an arch, 

 porch, pergola, house or fence. 



Philadelphia I Lady Gay 



Crimson I Lovely Pink 



The 2 in 1-year size for 30 cts., postpaid 

 2 3-year size for $1.25 ) ' ^ 





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Price, 1-yr. size, 20 cts. postpaid ; 2-]rr. size, 40 cts. ; star size, 75 cts. ; 

 size, $1 by express 



extra large 



IF A HEDGE OF PHILADELPHIA IS WANTED 

 WRITE US FOR SPECIAL PRICES IN QUANTITY 



The Beautiful Pink 

 Cluster Rose 



*Lady Gay 



Flowers (in large loose clusters) 

 are of a delicate cherr>'-pink 

 color, fading to soft tinted white. 

 The effect of a plant in full bloom, 

 with the combination of blush- 

 white flowers, cherry-pink buds 

 and deep green foliage, is indeed 

 charming. It makes a splendid 

 companion for "Philadelphia" as 

 the colors blend so harmoniously. 

 Hardy, and unsurpassed for cover- 

 ing trellises, arbors, fences, build- 

 ings, etc. Price i-yr., 15 cts., 

 postpaid; 2-yr., 35 cts.; Star 

 size, 75 cts. by express. 



We prepay delivery charges on 



$5.00 orders. 



A GOOD PLAN IS TO GET YOUR 



FRIENDS TO ORDER 



WiTH YOU. 



Lady Gay " and Two Little Attendants 



The Famous Hardy Crimson Rambler 



• *THILADELPHIA" 



Introduced by THE CONARD & JONES CO. 



Splendid flowers, 2}4 inches acrosi and perfectly double; borne in grand 

 clusters, completely covering the whole bush. Color, pure deep rich crimson, far 

 brighter and more intense than the old "Crimson Rambler." The "Philadelphia" 

 holds its bright dazzling color a long while, which adds greatly to its value. Has 

 handsome foliage, and is a most abundant bloomer. Undoubtedly the brightest of 

 all hardy crimson climbing Roses yet produced; splendid for covering porches, 

 trellises, screens, fences, etc. Is a strong, quick grower, perfectly hardy and needs no 

 winter protection. Makes a great sensation wherever seen. People declare they never 

 saw such immense quantities of Roses borne on one bush, or any flowers of such 

 bright, dazzling crimson color. Frequently used in great quantities, because, either 

 as a hedge, or on fences, it makes a magnificent show. 



"PhUadelphia" Rambler was awarded a "Certificate of Merit" at the great 

 London Temple Flower Show, which is the finest of all the English horticultural 

 exhibitions. 



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