PINK PEACE 



XtarMoses 



'^^WEST GROVE, PA. 



VASSAR CENTENNIAL 



WESELLONLYHARDy 

 2-yEAR-OLD FIELD- 

 GROWN No. 1 PLANTS 

 ... the &m\ 



PINK PEACE H.T. (Meilland) 

 Plant Pat. 1759. Giant blooms — big and 

 solid — wonderful fragrance — unfading 



color — enormous vigor — tall, upright, 

 strong plant — very free-blooming. With 

 qualities like these, Pink Peace has already 

 won top prizes in Rome, Geneva, Madrid, 

 Lyons and Peuris! Try it in your geirden 

 and see for yourself how much pletisure a 

 rose can give . . . especially a Stso'-grown 

 rose! I like this one in particular and 

 recommend it heartily. (So does the Boss, 

 it's one of his favorites.) §3 ea.; 3 or 

 more, S2.65 ea. 



YOU deserve 



fine Roses . . . 



™i grow them! 



VASSAR CENTENNIAL 



H.T. (Meilland) Plant Pat. 2031. This is noth- 

 ing short of a sensation in roses — a splen- 

 did exhibition type which since its introduction a couple 

 of years ago has developed the habit of selling out in a 

 hurry. It has great size, lovely apricot emd peach color- 

 ing, fragrance, superb growing habit, graceful buds and 

 blooms— and an asset which I am calling prestige. 

 This rose was chosen by a great college to commemorate 

 its 100th anniversary. To merit its selection, Vassar 

 Centennial had to measure up to (one might say) college 

 entrance standards! Many were considered — only one 

 was chosen . . . Vassao' Centennial! Choose it yourself 

 if you would have a rose \vith distinction. §3 ea. ; 3 or 

 more, S2.65 ea. 



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