Repeat -Blooming Climbers for Temperate Climates 



These Roses all bloom freely in June and will 

 produce some bloom each month until frost. A 

 mass of bloom cannot be expected all season from 



any of these Roses. The Noisettes will bloom better, 

 but are less hardy than the Climbing Teas or Climb- 

 ing Hybrid Teas. See -^ prices at foot of page. 



THE ROSES BELOW IN • 2-YR., STAR SIZE ONLY, 

 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 



NOISETTES For the South) 



LAMARQUE. Pale lemon color. Flowers large and sweetly 

 scented. Requires a south wall. i-yr. size only, 35 cts., ppd. 



MME. ALFRED CARRIERE. Large, full flowers, double and 

 sweet. Color is creamy white tinged with pale yellow. I-yr. 

 size only, 35 cts.. postpaid. 

 •MARECHAL NIEL. The most magnificent of all yellow ever- 

 blooming climbing Roses, producing masses of deliciously 

 fragrant, fully double, golden yellow blooms. Northern cus- 

 tomers should plant Hardy Marechal Niel (Gardenia) offered 

 on page 31. 



SOLEATARE. Fine sulphur-yellow flowers of fine form and 

 very double. I-yr. size only, 35 cts., postpaid. 

 tWM. ALLEN RICHARDSON. Very deep orange-yellow. 

 Flowers medium in size but freely produced. 



CLIMBING TEAS (For the South) 



•CLIMBING LADY HELLINGDON. A fine climbing Rose for 

 southern planting. The blooms are beautifully formed, on 

 long stems, and the color of the buds is deep apricot -yellow, 

 shading to orange. (See illustration, page 19.) 



• CLIMBING PINK MAMAN COCHET. A vigorous grower. 



Color rich coral-pink, and flowers are very large and fragrant. 

 (See illustration, page 19.) 

 •CLIMBING WHITE MAMAN COCHET. Flowers snow- 

 white when fully open. The outside petals are tinted pink. 

 A choice companion for the climbing pink Maman Cochet. 



CLIMBING HYBRID TEAS S&SSfi) 



• CLIMBING GENERAL MACARTHUR. Brilliant, glowing 



crimson-scarlet. Very sweet-scented. 



• CLIMBING GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. Crimson, passing to 



velvety, fiery red. A bush in full bloom is very beautiful. A 

 strong-growing climber and the flowers are delightfully 

 fragrant. 

 •CLIMBING KILLARNEY. Brilliant imperial pink. Large 

 flowers, freely produced. 



• CLIMBING LA FRANCE. Delightful flowers of peach-blossom- 



pink clouded with rosy flesh-color. Very sweet. 



• CLIMBING MME. CAROLINE TESTOUT. Clear rich pink, 



finely edged with silvery rose. 

 •REINE MARIE HENRLETTE. Extra-large flowers of bright 

 cherry-red, full and fragrant. Fine for arbors and trellises. 



• CLIMBING SUNBURST. Orange-copper and golden yellow 



flowers, large size and perfectly formed. Handsome buds. 

 This is the most popular of the climbing Hybrid Teas and 

 should be ordered early. 



CLIMBING POLYANTHAS ( F - * he t s °?£ e r) 



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•CLIMBING MLLE. CECLLE BRUNNER (Sweetheart). 



Small, double flowers which come in beautiful sprays. Color 



is rich rosy pink on a creamy white ground. Splendid for 



bouquets and very- sweet. 

 •CLIMBING YELLOW MLLE. CECLLE BRUNNER. A 



yellow form of this exquisite little Rose. 

 •CLIMBING ORLEANS. Color geranium-red with white 



center. Makes immense flower-heads, very bright. 



Climbing Hybrid Tea Rose Grown on Lattice 



C. & J. ROSES BLOOMED ALL SUMMER IN WISCONSIN 



Your Roses were wonderf ul — bloomed all summer long — huge rich blossoms. 

 Will double my order for spring delivery. Can't get too many of such stock. — 

 W. W. D., Milwaukee, Wis. Order 21.961. 



FROM MASSACHUSETTS 



The Roses you sent me last spring were something wonderful, there being 

 frQm ten to twenty-five blooms on each bush all the time. I shall have more 

 in the spring. — J. S. N., Attleboro, Mass. 



$1 *Roses 80c EA. IF 



you order 25 or more. Get 



a friend or neighbor to 



order with you. 



PRICES unless otherwise noted 



•2-YR., FIELD-GROWN, STAR SIZE 



Each 



10 for 



$1.00 □ $9.00 □ 



100 for 



$80.00 □ 



CONARD\ J ? y t E iJ! 



WEST GROVE. PENNA. 



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