Post- 

 paid 

 i-yr. 



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2-yr. 



35 



50 



35 



35 



1.50 



$1 



75 



75 



Sun-dial and archway beautified 



When you plant Wichuraiana Roses on an embank- 

 ment to preserve it from washing away, it pays to 

 plant in pockets of good soil to give the roots a vigor- 

 ous start. 



*MmNEHAHA. Double satiny pink flowers 



*RUBY QUEEN. Large flower's of rich ruby-red, 

 with a clear white center 



*SHOWER OF GOLD. Deep golden yellow and 

 orange flowers borne in fine trusses. Foliage is 

 exceptionally beautiful 



^A-SILVER MOON. The grandest white climbing 

 Rose. Flowers are very large, semi-double, and 

 when open resemble a white clematis, with rich 

 golden stamens in the center 



•UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. Double Pink Me- 

 morial. Perfectly double flowers of bright pink. 



•WICHURAIANA- • The Hardy Single While Me- 

 morial Rose. Will grow in sun or shade, poor 

 ground or rich. Single blossoms, pure satiny white 

 with bright golden stamens in center. It is es- 

 pecially useful for growing on embankments, as it 

 grows close to the ground, rooting where the 

 branches touch, so that in time it forms a thick, 

 impenetrable mat 



•WICHURAIANA, VARIEGATED. Foliage, 

 beautifully variegated 

 green and white, occa- 

 sionally tinted pink. A 

 novelty, i-yr., 35 cts, 

 postpaid; ■*2-yr., Star 

 size, 75 cts. D 

 WICHMOSS. See p. 23. 



SOME VARIETIES 

 IN 1-YR. SIZE ONLY 



Price 35 cts. each, postpaid. 

 (Unless otherwise noted.) 



BESS LOVETT. Red. 



PAUL'S SCARLET 

 CLIMBER. \'ivid scar- 

 let. Very fine. 50c., ppd. 



PROF. C. S. SARGENT. 

 Yellow. 



PURITY. Snow-white. 



ROSIERE. Cerise-pink. 



50 



$1 



Extra . 

 size 



HARDY MEMORIAL OR WICHURAIANA ROSES 



WILL BLOOM LUXURIANTLY IN OUR COLDEST CLIMATE 



They will climb when trained, and the kind marked • creeps along the ground as 

 closely as an ivy and makes a dense mat of shiny, dark green foliage. The leaves- 

 are of leathery texture, practically insect-proof, and remain green on the plants, 

 nearly all winter. They bloom in profusion during June and July, and the single 

 ones bear red berries in the autumn. Hardy, and when once planted 

 take care of themselves. Excellent for training over graves (hence 

 called Memorial Roses) or over rough ground, rocks, or banks. 



// you want BUSH Cemetery Roses, use Polyanthas. See page 16 

 •AVIATEUR BLERIOT. Makes clusters of perfectly double, 

 medium-sized, fragrant blooms, of rich, deep, saffron-yellow 

 deepening in the center to copper or golden yellow. Foliage 

 is so shiny it seems glazed and is insect- and disease-proof. 

 •CORONATION. Makes beautiful sprays of exquisite crimson- 

 scarlet flowers, with a dainty flake of white on some of the petals, 

 which are quilled, giving a soft and unique appearance to each 

 cluster. This new, rare Rose has our highest recommendation . . . 

 •DOROTHY DENNISON. Lovely salmon-pink flowers, perfectl>' 



double. Makes large clusters 



•EVANGELINE. Single flowers, 2 inches in diameter. Color white 



with t ips of petals pink; deliciously fragrant 



•HIAWATHA. Bears large clusters of single flowers of intense 

 deep crimson, with the petals shading to pure white at the base; 



bright, effective, and useful for planting in masses 



•LONGWOOD. Flowers produced in immense open clusters 

 and are very durable. Color is pure, light pink. Foliage is large, 

 leathery, and very dark green. A magnificent Rose 



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Railroad companies use Wichuraianas for maintaining embankments 



Kose Specialists 



Wichuraiana Roses 



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