LIGHT ROSE AND LIGHT PINK ROSES 



A bed of Mme. Caroline Testout Roses with another grand bedding Rose, 

 Lady Ursula, shown above 



A row of Mme. Caroline Testout Roses, planted 18 inches apart, 

 makes a lovely dividing-line between properties. Get your neighbor 

 to order with you. An evening chat across a hedge of Roses is sure 

 to be friendly and pleasant. 



Order No. 21075-23 October 5. 1923. 



Roses bought of you last spring are doing fine. Would recommend them highly 

 to anybody. — Mrs. B. H., Louisville, Ky. 



HYBRID TEAS 

 2-YR., STAR SIZE ONLY, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 



•ANTOINE RIVOIRE. An abundant bloomer and an ideal 

 bedding Rose of exquisite form. Color glowing rosy flesh 

 on yellow ground, prettily edged and shaded with carmine. 

 Fine for cutting. 



•KILLARNEY. Flowers intensely fragrant. The buds a.e 

 large, long, and pointed. Color is exquisite — a brilliant 

 imperial pink. A bed of these beauties in full bloom is a 

 sight not easily forgotten. An ideal Rose for cutting but 

 somewhat subject to mildew on the foliage when grown in 

 low, damp locations. 



•KONTGLN CAROLA. Extra-large flowers that are perfect 

 in bud and when fully expanded. Color is beautiful satiny 

 rose with reverse of the petals silvery rose. 



•LA DETROIT. Flowers large, very full, and deliciously tea- 

 scented. Color clear flesh-pink, shading to deep rose. 

 Petals shell-shaped. Blooms freely until frost. 



•LADY URSULA. (See cut.) A delicately tea-scented flesh- 

 pink Rose with unusually large, full flowers of perfect 

 form and high center from which the petals gracefully 

 reflex. Remarkable for its vigor of growth and exceedingly 

 free-blooming habit. 



•LA FRANCE. This Rose was introduced in 1867 and has 

 been a favorite ever since. Both buds and flowers are of 

 lovely form, grand size, and very' highly perfumed. Color 

 peach-blossom-pink, clouded with rosy flesh. This de- 

 lightful old-fashioned variety is constantly in demand, 

 often, no doubt on account of its association with "Grand- 

 mother's garden." 



• LA TOSCA. Remarkably vigorous in growth and very free- 

 flowering. Color, silvery pink with deeper pink center. A 

 splendid bedding Rose. 



•MME. BUTTERFLY. Color is a harmony of pink, apricot, 

 and gold. The flowers resemble Ophelia in form. This 

 Rose is largely grown for cut-flowers and keeps well when 

 cut. Fine for bedding, for if kept well cultivated and in 

 good growing condition it will produce flowers almost con- 

 tinuously all summer and until frost. 



*MME. CAROLINE TESTOUT. (See cut.) Large, full 

 flowers and handsome buds. Color is clear, rich pink, 

 finely edged with silvery rose. Fine for mass planting. 

 This Rose is used by the hundreds of thousands along the 

 avenues and streets of Portland, Ore., on account of its 

 splendid flowers and unusual freedom of bloom. 



•MME. MARCEL DELANNEY. Color is pale pink or soft 

 rose, shaded to hydrangea-pink. Flowers are large, fragrant 

 and freely produced. 



•MARQUISE DE GANAY. Continuous blooms all season, 

 until frost. A sturdy, erect grower producing large, bright, 

 silvery pink flowers of fine form. Good for bedding. 



*MRS. W. CHRISTIE MILLER. Soft pearly blush color, 

 shaded salmon. The petals are wavy or crisped making a 

 most artistic bloom. Vigorous and free in growth, it makes 

 a splendid bedding Rose. 



•OPHELIA. (See in color on inside back cover.) Salmon- 

 flesh color, shaded with rose. A splendid outdoor variety 

 and one that should be planted freely for cutting as it 

 blooms continuously. The color varies with the seasons 

 and at times shades of soft yellow appear at tfie base of 

 the petals, lending a peculiar richness to the flowers that 

 is greatly admired. 



•PRINCE DE BULGARLE. Large, full, elongated flowers, 

 produced on long, strong stems, making this a splendid 

 cut-flower. Color is silvery flesh, shaded deeper in center 

 and tinted saffron-yellow. 



•WTNNTE DAVIS. Color is a most attractive shade of 

 apricot-pink shading to flesh-pink. The blooms are of 

 medium size, but are freely produced on good stout stems. 



CONARP^TXROSES 



Are Guaranteed to Bloom 



PRICES unless otherwise noted 



•2-YR., FIELD-GROWN, STAR SIZE 



Each 



$1.00 □ 



10 for 



$9.00 □ 



100 for 



$80.00 □ 



Order in Quantity 



andgetTenSl *Rosesat 

 90 cts. each, or get 25 

 $1 *Roses at80 cts. each 



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