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FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI ROSE 



ROSES 



Kxcelsea. Same as Dorothy Perkins except flowers 

 are a brilliant red. 



liVUKIl) TF:AS or EVERBI.OOMINC; ROSES 

 2 year. No. 1 Plants 



(5 5c. each; $(i.0() for 10. 



Orus An Teiilltz. Everblooming'. Scarlet 

 jiiinson. A strong- grower. The best ever- 

 ))looiiier of its color. 



I. a France. Rich sanity peach, chan&lnir to 



deep rose. Larg-e. The sweetest of all. Ev- 

 erblooming". 



Killai-uey. Fine Satiny pink. Perfectly 

 hardy, robust g^rower. A constant bloomer. 



Mrs. A. R. Waddell. This is one of the most 

 beautiful roses I have ever seen. Buds and 

 flowers immense in size, full, double, and 

 beautifully made, grows sturdy and erect in 

 the most vigorous fashion, requiring no pet- 

 ting and coaxing; flowers rosy scarlet, shaded 

 with salmon; beautiful, eff'ective and hardy. 

 Persistent bloomer. Price $1.00 each. 



Wichuraiana or Memorial Rose. This is the 

 original "Memorial Rose," It creeps like an 

 Ivy close to the ground. Splendid for cover- 

 ing cemetery plots and graves. Flowers pure 

 white with golden yellow center. 65c each. 



Baby Ramblers. Clear, brilliant ruby rose. 

 Blooms early in June and continues until 

 frost. We have them red. white and pink. 

 80c, each; $7.50 for 10. 



IIVlSRin PF.HPETl AI. OR SUMMER ROSES 



2 year. No. 1 Plants. 

 Price, 6.50. each; .1?«.00 for 10. 



Fran Karl Drusehki. Snow Queen. Larg-e 

 and frag-rant. It is marvelous in its beauty 

 in half opened liud. and in the snow white of 

 the full bloom. A good one. Svmimer and 

 Autumn bloomer. 



Hngh Dickson. Crimson. Very hardy, 

 blooms full, flowers largre. and frag-rant. Fin- 

 est rose of its color. Summer and Autumn 

 l)l(jomer. 



Marg-aret Dickson. Large white, with flesh 

 colored center, fi-ag-rant Summer and Autumn 

 Bloomer. 



Panl Neyron. The largest of all roses, of- 

 ten measuring- 5 inches across the bloom, 

 PINK. A free bloomer and hardy g-rower, 



CLIMBERS AND RAMBLERS 



2 year strong- plants. 4r,c. each; $4.00 for 10. 



Dorothy Perkins. Rambler. June and July 

 this one produces innuense trusses of de- 

 lightful pink flowers. Hai-diest of all roses, 

 makes 20 to ;^0 feet runners in one season. 



Dorothy Perkins White. Same as Pink Dor- 

 othy, except flowers are snow white. 



Crimson Rambler. 1 )eej) crimson flovv-ers in 

 immense trusses, very hardy and extensively 



|)lante(l. 



PURPLE WISTERIA. See page 23. 



