• BLANCHE MALLERIN. II. T. (MaUerin.) Plant 

 Pat. 594. The long, shapely buds of this fine white Rose 

 are superb. They open to enchantingly beautiful flowers 

 with from .'?•"> to 40 petals. The blooms come one to a 

 stem, anil with many to the bush, each having an ap- 

 pealing fragrance. This is a free-bl ling, vigorous Rose 



which grows upright to medium height. Moth Qower and 

 bush are substantial. Naturally, the pristine whiteness 

 of the flower is the ideal foil for Hoses of other colors. 

 In the well-rounded Hose garden one or more good 

 whites like this one are a necessity. $2.25 ea.; 3 or more, 

 $2 ea. 



•BLANCHE MALLERIN 



•CHRYSLER 1MPERUL. II. T. (Lammerts.) Plant 



zjgx Pat. llhT. One of the greatest of red Roses, and 



aWs one of the most popular. Its color is rich and excit- 



V5S ^ Lag. 1 1^ big blooms, coining one to a stem, have from 



In to 50 heavy, long-lasting petals. There is a wonderful 

 fragrance as fetching as the finest perfume. The form of 

 bud and blossom is excellent. The plant itself is vigorous, sturdy, disease-resistani 

 and of medium height. \11 these virtues combine in this rather special red Hose to 

 give you a kind of beaut \ which stands alone. As Dr. Debat, Lowell Thomas and 

 Blanche Mallei in represenl their respective colors with disl inction, so does Chrysler 

 Imperial. Brilliant a> it i^ beautiful, this red Rose is sheer delight in both garden 

 and house. Let it be your choice if you would have the finest. $2.50 ea.; 3 or more. 

 $2.20 ea. 



•LOWELL THOMAS 



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Finest Red Roses 



•Chrysler Imperial 

 •Mirandy (page 10) 

 •Nocturne (page 12) 

 •President Eisen- 

 hower (page 4) 



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