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Sun-dial and archway beautified 



•MRS. M. H. WALSH. • Flowers pure snow-white 

 and perfectly double, borne in great profusion. 

 For covering banks it is superb, as it grows flat 

 on the ground 



MINNEHAHA. Double flowers of satiny pink color. 



PROF. C. S. SARGENT.* A beautiful Rose of 

 delicate buff with center of deep golden yellow; 

 flowers very double, borne in large clusters 



RUBY QUEEN. Large flowers of rich ruby-red, 



with a clear white center 



•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. The foliage is very 

 large, bronzy green in color, and practically mil- 

 dew-proof. It makes a beautiful setting for the 

 magn ificent flowers 



UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. Double Pink Memorial. 

 Perfectly double flowers of medium size. Color 



a clear bright pink 



•WICHURAIANA.« The Hardy Single White Me- 

 morial Rose. Will grow in sun or shade, poor 

 ground or rich. Makes a beautiful display of 

 blossoms, single and very large (often 5 or 6 

 inches around), pure satiny white with bright 

 golden stamens in cen- 

 ter. It is especially use- 

 ful for growing on em- 

 bankments, as it grows 

 close to the ground, 

 rooting where the 

 branches touch, so that 

 in time it forms a thick, 

 impenetrable mat. 

 i-yr., 30 cts., ppd. ; 



WILL BLOOM LUXURIANTLY IN OUR COLDEST CLIMATE 



They will climb when trained, and the kinds marked • creep along the ground as 

 closely as an ivy and make 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. 

 Use Polyanthas if you want BUSH Cemetery Roses. See page 14 

 AVIATEUR BLERIOT. Rich, deep copper-color. Makes beau- 

 tiful buds and medium-sized, full, fragrant flowers 



•CORONATION (New). 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 appear- 

 ance to each cluster. This Rose has our highest recommendation 



as it is a new and desirable change in this class 



DAYBREAK. Flowers yellowish pink 



DOROTHY DENNISON. A very pleasing pink 



•EVANGELINE.* Single flowers 2 inches in diameter. Color 



white with tips of petals pink; deliciously fragrant. It makes a 



mat of foliage close to the ground. Excellent for embankments. 



•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 are 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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2-yr., 60 cts.; 



Star 



size, 90 cts. 0. 





WICHMOSS. 



The 



climbing Moss 



Rose. 



See page 2 1 . 





Read again the descrip- 

 tions of Coronation and Sil- 

 ver Moon. These are Roses 

 you should have. 



Railroad companies use Wichuraianas for maintaining embankments 



Wichuraiana Roses 



Rose Specialists 



The Conard & Jones Co. 



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D Indicates delivery not prepaid. See page 3. •These kinds grow close to the ground like an ivy. 



