Here's tie Newest KM of Hose . . . 



Kg, Beautiful STAR GRANDI 



* QUEEN ELIZABETH. (Lam- 

 -g. merts.) Plant Pat. 1259. This 

 afflfs ' s the first Grandiflora to win 

 ~^ an All-America Award . . . 

 and how it deserves it! Clear pink 

 blooms come on 6 to 12-inch stems 

 in whole candelabras of beauty. 

 The plant is vigorous and gives 

 you bloom in great plenty. Queen 

 Elizabeth reaches 3 to 4 feet in 

 height and its great, Hybrid Tea- 

 like flowers, which are beautifully 

 formed, are thoroughly fascinating. 

 The foliage is a good green and the 

 total effect is wonderful. You'll cut 

 fine bouquets from this one. 82.50 

 ca.; 3 or more. 82.20 ca. 



Blooming with all the gay abandon of the 

 Floribunda, the Grandiflora produces Hybrid 

 Tea-like flowers. You can imagine the won- 

 derful display they make with so many big, 

 beautiful blooms on the plant at the same time! 

 Here's your chance to see them in person this 

 spring. Order some of these great new roses — 

 these five are the best available today — and 

 give yourself a garden treat! 



All-America Winner for '59 



*STARFIRE 





• QUEEN ELIZABETH 



ALL 5 



IN COLOR 



•BUCCANEER 



•CARROUSEL 



•MONTEZUMA 



• QUEEN ELIZABETH 



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