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New Rose 



Royal Cluster 



Our New Rose ROYAL CLUS- 

 TER, (Dawson x Herniosa) is- a hardy 

 double white climbing rose. 



The name "Royal Cluster" has been 

 given it because of the great size and Ijeauty 

 of its clusters. One hundred and nineteen 

 flowers and buds have been counted in one 

 cluster at a time. The flowers are white, 

 generally tinged with blush when breaking ; 

 of medium size, quite double, beautifully 

 formed and durable ; making Ro^-al Cluster 

 the very best companion for the Crimson 

 Rambler yet introduced, and no doubt will 

 become a popular forcing rose. Royal Clus- 

 ter is a vigorous climber and a free bloomer, 

 continuing a long time in bloom. It is a 

 sterling novelty, particularly for the Cata- 

 logue trade. Price— 2j4 inch, $6 per hun- 

 dred ; 3-inch, |io ; 4 inch, |20. 



New Rose MAY QUEEN, Mrs. Degraw x Wichunana. 



This valuable new Rose improves iipon acquaintance. It is wonderfulh- hardy — seems to eu- 

 jov a temperature of 20° below zero MaN- Queen is a vigorous climber, and has a ver}- hand 

 some foliage. The flowers are double, and are borne in clusters ; the color is a clear coral pink. 

 Price — Strong plants from a^-in pots, $6 per 100 ; 3 in pots, fio per 100 ; 4-in pots, S20. vStrong 

 field plants, 5 to 6 feet, S30 per loo. 



New Rose RUBY QUEEN, Queen Scarlet x Wichurlana. 



Hardy as Ma}^ Queen. Bears bright, rich, ruby red flowers, with w^hite centre. The flowers 

 are double, about three inches across; they open out flat and perfect, and present an uncommonh- 

 bright and show'3^ appearance. It is a rapid grower, and has handsome dark green foliage. Price 

 — Strong plants from 2^ inch pots, S6 per 100; 3-inch, $10 per 100; 4 inch, $20 per 100; field 

 plants, I30 per 100. 



Crimson Rambler — A hard}^ vigorous climber, bearing immense clusters of the most 

 brilliant colored roses ever seen. Intense growing crimson, and in such wonderful profusion that 

 the whole plant appears a mass of bloom for weeks at a time. Price — Strong one year field plants, 

 ^10 per hundred 3-inch pots, |;5 per 100. 



The flowers are pure white ; it is an attractive, 

 hardy, white climbing rose Price — Plants 

 from field, 810 and 812 per 100 ; 2A-in ?4 per 100. 

 Pink Rambler (£'((^/n-o.s/./)/6')- Similar to 

 the above, bears large clusters of bright pink 

 flowers. A strong, vigorous grower and 

 tremendous bloomer. Price — 2i-in pots, .*?4 per 

 100 ; strong field plants, Sio and |i2 per 100. 



YellOV/ Rambler(J(;//n?VO— A very strong- 

 growing, hard}' climbing rose ; claimed to be the 

 only yellow climbing rose. A companion of 

 the' " Crimson Rambler." Bears large clusters 



Price— 2 :V- 



of roses of a decided yellow color, 

 inch plants, $4 per 100 

 $12 per 100 



White Rambler 



"Yellow- Rambler" in its habit of growth 



field plants, S8, 610, 

 [Tlinlhi] — Similar to 



Nice one-year field plants, |io per hundred. 



Empress of China — A hardy climbing 

 rose, resembles a tea rose Blooms the first 

 3?ear ; color, dark pink. A splendid rose for train- 

 ing over porches, arbors, etc.- Nice bushv field 

 plants, $S per 100 ; 2Y-in pots, $4. 



Eugene Jardine— A free-blooming white 

 climber. Flowers are large, full and fragrant. 

 It is eutirel}- hardv, and a rapid, strong grower. 

 Price — Two-year field plants, ^10 per hundred. 



Garland— A fine old English climbing rose' 

 Bears large clusters of pure while flowers- 

 Strong field plants, three feet and over, $S per 

 hundred. 



Greville, or Seven Sisters- Flowers 

 in large clusters ; the color varies from white 

 to crimson. One year field plants, $5 per hun- 

 dred ; two-vear, 57. 



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We carr}' in stock a long list of the 

 anvthing vou are wanting in this line. 



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