Maman Cochet 



Lady Hillingdon 



TEA ROSES— SWEETLY SCENTED 



*]VIaman Cochet (Illustrated above.) A fine old Rose of carmine- 

 .* pink with a creamy center, the open flowers ex- 

 tremely double and of fmest form — sometimes a httle too double. Stems are 

 long, and usually horizontal, seldom strong enough to hold the heavy flower 

 erect. Foliage almost immune to disease. Hardy for a Tea, and in favorable 

 climates grows very large, producing hundreds of blooms. $1 each. 



•WHITE MAMAN COCHET. Identical with Maman Cochet except in its 

 color, which is white with lemon tints; sometimes the outer petals are marked 

 with pink. One of the best. SI each. 



•ALEXANDER HILL GRAY. Clear lemon-yellow, but likely to bleach white. 

 Double flowers of fine form, but not a very strong grower in the North. The bush 

 blooms well, the stems are fairly strong, and the foliage is almost perfect. Quite 

 hardy and satisfactory for a Tea. N. R. S. Gold Medal. SI each. 



•DUCHESSE DE BRABANT. Silvery pink, cup-shaped blooms, very freely 

 produced all summer. \\'eak grower in the North, but fine for bedding, and hardy. 

 Foliage healthy. President Roosevelt's favorite Rose. DehghtfuIIy fragrant. SI ea. 



* William R Smith ^^^ °^ ^^^ hardiest Teas, and of fine branching 



1 1 growth, with long strong stems. The flowers 



are freely produced, creamy white with strong tints of pink and lilac. Foliage 

 sparse, but very healthy. Exceptionally fine in the South, and one of the most 

 dependable Teas for the North. Synonyms: Blush Maman Cochet, Charles 

 Dingee, Jeannette Heller, Maiden's Blush. $1 each. 



*Ladv Hillingdon (Illustrated above.) Golden yellow, cup-shaped 



z. — ! blooms, very sweetly scented, and holding color 



better than most yellow Teas. Bush is erect, strong, disease-proof, and 

 blooms freely, but the stems are short and rather weak. Hardy for a Tea, 

 and responds to liberal feeding with bigger, vcllower, and more lasting 

 blooms. N. R. S. Gold Medal. SI each. 



* STAR ROSE GROWERS 



West Grohe, Pa, 



^J^OSLS: $1 each: lo for $<f.oo; $8o.oo per loo 

 25 or more at 100 rate. For delivery cost, see page 98 



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