*American Pillar 



C. Pink 



See in color below. Miclseason to late. 

 Introduced by this firm, and now a world 

 favorite. For festivals and late June weddings, 

 this delicately scented Rose is a marvel, for 

 it lasts long when cut. The single flowers 

 come in immense heads of 25 to 40 blooms, 

 each head making a perfect bouquet of vary- 

 ing shades of charming pink, with a white cen- 

 ter to each bloom and long golden anthers. 

 The most spectacular and most admired Rose 

 of this type, with large, waxy, holly-like foli- 

 age that is practically immune to attack from 

 mildew and black-spot. Splendid everywhere 

 from Alaska to the Gulf, and the most popu- 

 lar Climber in England. $1 each. 



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*Mary 

 Wallace 

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description 



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*Dr.W.Van Fleet c. 



THE DEAN OF THE 

 LARGE- FLOWERED CLIMBERS 



The color is pure dainty apple-blossom- 

 pink, and the buds, with their long individual 

 stems, look much like Roses from a green- 

 house. Rampantly vigorous is this Climber, 

 quite able to produce each year many canes 

 more than 10 feet long and carrying tough, 

 rich green foliage to support the abundant 

 showing of exquisite June flowers. $1 each. 



4 



Roses, 1 each of above 



PLEASE ASK FOR OFFER No. 43 



$3 



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