EUROPEANA 



rfj^ Floribunda. (G. de Ruiter.) Plant 

 *w? Pat. 2540. As spectacular a Flori- 

 bunda as Blaze is among the Climbers. 

 Just one cluster makes a bouquet that 

 lasts as long as a week. 



Bears great heads of satiny red flowers 

 as velvety as plush. Each cluster holds 

 20 or more flowers with beautifully 

 ruffled petals. Truly a wonder rose, so 

 magnificent in its first flush of June 

 bloom that even one plant glorifies a 

 garden. Rather low and bushy, with 

 soft mahogany-red foliage like a Japanese 

 maple, which slowly turns rich dark 

 green. Don't miss it! 



$3.50 ea. — 3 or more, $3.20 ea. 



ANGEL FACE 



(&& Floribunda. (Swim & Weeks.) 

 *aP Plant Pat. 2792. A charmer, angeli- 

 cally beautiful. The lovely ruby-washed 

 lavender flowers, which follow the warm 

 ruby buds, are utterly captivating. 

 Notice not only this delightful color but 

 also the perfect form of the flower with 

 its wavy, scalloped petals. Blooms are a 

 dainty 33^2 inches wide, appealing at every 

 stage. Nice fragrance. Low and bushy. 

 Last September, at the American 

 Rose Society Convention, Angel Face 

 was awarded the John Cook Medal, an 

 honor given a seedling rose of American 

 origin every three years. 



$3.50 ea. — 3 or more, $3.20 ea. 



REDGOLD 



(tt^ Floribunda. (Dickson.) Plant Pat. 

 *&&■ 3006. A splendid Floribunda that 

 you will find most attractive as a land- 

 scaping plant. The flowers are not of 

 the large show type, but they are a 

 flashy contrast of colors. 



At first soft chrome-yellow, the buds 

 turn darker as they open, to a glowing 

 orange-gold. Petals are edged brick-red, 

 which later turns deeper magenta. The 

 flowers are moderately double (about 30 

 petals), with light fragrance. Eight-inch 

 stems, some bearing only one flower and 

 others clusters. Plants are rangy, me- 

 dium tall, excellent as a medium border. 

 $3.50 ea.— 3 or more, $3.20 ea. 



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ANGEL FACE 

 EUROPEANA 

 GENE BOERNER 

 REDGOLD 

 SUNSPOT 



