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West Grove, Penna. 



Rose Specialists 



FREE-FLOWERING HARDY CLIMBERS 



MANY-FLOWERED TYPES 



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•AMERICAN PILLAR. This Rose is the most 



popular, single, hardy climber in existence. 



Its rich, rosy pink flowers are exquisitely 



lovely. Extra size, Si. (See front cover.). . . 

 COUNT ZEPPELIN. Xew. Similar to 



"Thousand Beauties," but the color is vivid 



pink. A choice Rose 



DAYBREAK. New. A vigorous grower and 



profuse bloomer. The flowers are single and 



produced in great, pyramidal clusters of deep 



yellowish pink, shading lighter toward the 



center 



THE FARQUHAR ROSE. Somewhat like 



Dorothy Perkins in bloom. Flowers light pink. 

 •HIAWATHA. Brilliant scarlet; bears large 



clusters of single flowers; bright, effective. 



Extra size. Si, by express 



••LADY GAY. Flowers in large, loose clusters, 



of a delicate cherry-pink, 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. Hardy, and un- 

 surpassed for covering banks, arbors, fences, 



etc. (See cut.) Extra size, Si , by exp 



MINNEHAHA. Double, satiny pink flowers, 



borne in clusters; a splendid Rose 



MRS. M. H. WALSH. Flowers are double, pure snow-white, 



and freely produced. The large, glossy, almost evergreen 



foliage is very ornamental and valuable for covering banks. 



i-yr. size, 25 cts., postpaid; 2-yr. 



size, 50 cts., by express. 

 •PHILADELPHIA. Splendid flowers, 



234 inches across 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, i-yr. 



size, 15 cts., postpaid; 2-yr. size, 40c; 



Star size, 75 cts., by express. 



CRIMSON RAMBLER. The old fa- 

 vorite. Bright crimson flowers in great 

 clusters, i-yr. size, 15 cts., postpaid; 

 2-yr. size, 35 cts., by express. 



YELLOW RAMBLER (Aglaia). Deep 

 golden yellow, i-yr. size, 15 cts., 

 postpaid; 2-yr., 40 cts., by express. 



SWEETHEART. Color bright blush- 

 pink in the bud, which fades to soft 

 white when open; deliciously fra- 

 grant, i-yr. size, 15 cts., postpaid; 

 2-yr. size, 35 cts., by express. 

 •THOUSAND BEAUTTES (Tausend- 

 schon). Colors of every imaginable 

 shade from pure white to deep pink. 

 Almost thornless. Marvelously beau- 

 tiful, i-yr. size, 20 cts., postpaid; 

 2-yr. size, 40 cts.; Star size, 75 cts., 

 by express. 



LARGE-FLOWERED TYPES 



•CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY. See Ppd. 

 this in color on front cover, and description I -y. 



on page 96 25 



CHRISTINE WRIGHT. New. Bright, clear 

 wild-rose-pink flowers, 3 to 4 inches in 

 diameter; double, borne singly and in 

 clusters; beautiful in bud and lasts for days.. 25 

 COUNTESS M. H. CHOTEK. New. Makes 

 canes 8 to 10 feet long in a season; each 

 branch produces such a cluster of bright 

 crimson Roses that they are a perfect bou- 

 quet in themselves 25 



•DR. W. VAN FLEET. See this in color on 



opposite page 25 



MARY LO VETT (White Dr. W. Van 

 Fleet). New, 1915. An exact counterpart 

 of the beautiful pink Rose shown in color on 

 the opposite page, but this Rose is pearly 

 white. We are led to believe that this is the 

 finest hardy climbing white Rose in existence. 50 



•MAY QUEEN. Splendid, large, double 

 Roses of clear, bright pink and deliciously 

 sweet-scented. It blooms tremendously, 

 literally bushels of flowers can be picked 

 from a full-grown bush 15 



•RUBY QUEEN. In form much like its 

 sister, May Queen, but the color is rich 

 ruby-red, with a clear white center 15 



Dean Bond, a true lover of beautiful Roses, wrote us from Swarthmore, 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. 



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y/trrrPy 191 l each of the 4 Choice 

 ^VIl'IiK-*- 101 Hardy Climbers 



—AMERICAN PILLAR, PHILADELPHIA, 



LADY GAY and THOUSAND BEAUTIES. 



The 4 in 1-yr. size, SO cts., postpaid; 4 in 2-yr. 



size, $1.25; 4 in Star size, $2.50, by express. 



For both utility and beauty the Hardy Free-blooming Climbing Roses are unsurpassed. 



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