General and Rose Index, Spring, 1943 



General Index Page 



Aquilegias, 4 kinds 28 



Asters, 8 kinds 26,28 



Baby's Breath 28 



Bleeding-Heart 28 



Campanula (New) 28 



Cannas, 12 kinds 29 



Catananche 29 



Chrysanthemums, Hardy, 

 51 varieties. . . . . ... .24,25 



Columbines (Aquilegias). .28 



Coreopsis (new) 26 



Daisy, Shasta, 3 kinds . . . .29 



Delphiniums 26 



Dianthus 28 



Dicentra(Bleeding-Heart) . 28 

 Flax (Linum perenne) ... .28 



Gaillardia, 2 kinds 29 



Geum 28 



Guarantee 2 



Gypsophila 28 



"How to Grow Roses". . . .30 



Lily, Regal 29 



Linum perenne 28 



Phlox, 25 varieties 27 



Pyrethrum 28 



Quantity Rates on Roses. . 3 



Red Arrow Spray 30 



Red-Hot Poker 28 



ROSES 1 to 23,31,32 



Sprayer 30 



Star Rose Dust 30 



Stim-u-Plant 30 



Tri-ogen 30 



Tritoma 28 



Viola 28 



Violets, 3 kinds 28 



Rose Index 



Agnes 23 



American Beauty, CI 20 



American Pillar 20 



Ami Quinard 8 



Angels Mateu 8 



Apricot Queen 4 



Baby Gold Star 31 



Better Times 8 



Betty Prior 18 



Betty Uprichard 8 



Blanc Double de Coubert . .23 



Blanche Mallerin 4 



Blaze 22 



Bloomfield Courage 20 



Boudoir 32 



Bouquet 18 



Brazier 8 



Bright Wings 3 



California 4 



Cathrinc Kordes 9 



Charles K. Douglas 9 



Charlotte Armstrong 4 



Chatillon 19 



Christopher Stone 9 



Comtesse de Murinais. . . .23 



Condesa de Sastago 9 



Countess Vandal 9 



Crested Moss 23 



Crimson Glory 10 



Crimson King 32 



Dainty Bess 10 



Dainty Maid 18 



Dicksons Red 4 



Distinction 18 



Donald Prior 18 



Don Rose 3 



Dorothy James 10 



Doubloons 20 



Dr. Eckener 23 



Dr. Huey 20 



Dr. J. H. Nicolas 20 



Dr. Kirk 5 



Dr. W. Van Fleet 21 



Duquesa de Penaranda. . . 10 



Eclipse 10 



Editor McFarland 10 



E. G. Hill 10 



Elegance 21 



Eternal Youth 10 



Etoilc de Holiande 11 



Faience 11 



Fama 3 



Fantastique 3 



F. J. Grootendorst 23 



Flash 21 



Frau Karl Druschki 23 



General Jacqueminot 23 



Girona 11 



Gloaming 11 



Gloria Mundi 19 



Golden Climber 21 



Golden Dawn 11 



Golden Sastago 11 



Golden Slate 11 



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Good News 5 



Grande Duchesse Charlotte 2 



Grenoble 11 



Gruss an Aachen 18 



Harison's Yellow 23 



Heart's Desire 5 



Henry Nevard 23 



Highland Park 32 



Home Sweet Home 5 



Hugonis 23 



Ideal. 19 



Imperial Potentate 12 



Jacotte 21 



Joanna Hill 12 



Kaiserin A. Viktoria 12 



King Midas 21 



Koralle 18 



Korovo 12 



Kronprinsesse Ingrid 18 



Lady Ashtown 12 



Lady Leconfield 12 



Little Miss Muffet 18 



Luna 12 



Mile. Cecile Brunner 19 



Mme. Butterfly 12 



Mme. Charles Mallerin. . . 6 

 Mme. Cochet-Cochet . .... 13 

 Mme. Gregoire Staechelin 



(Spanish Beauty) 21 



Mme. Henri Guillot 6 



Mme. Joseph Perraud . ... 13 



Mme. Jules Bouche 13 



Majorca 6 



Margaret McGredy 13 



Mark Sullivan 6 



Martha Lambert 22 



Mary Margaret McBride. 6 



Mary Wallace 21 



Max Graf 23 



McGredy's Salmon 6 



McGredy's Scarlet 13 



McGredy's Sunset 13 



Mermaid 22 



Midget 31 



Miss Rowena Thom 13 



Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James 



(Golden Climber) 21 



Mrs. E. P. Thom 13 



Mrs. John Laing 23 



Mrs. Oliver Ames 13 



Mrs. P. S. du Pont 13 



Mrs. P.S.du Pont, Climbing 22 



Mrs. Sam McGredy 14 



M. S. Hershey 6 



Narzisse 7 



New Dawn 22 



Orange Nassau 7 



Paul's Scarlet Climber. . . .21 



Pearl S. Buck 7 



Permanent Wave 18 



Pink Princess 14 



Pinocchio 19 



Pixie 31 



Poinsettia 14 



Poulsen's Copper 19 



Poulsen's Yellow 19 



President Hoover 14 



President Macia 14 



Prosperity 22 



Radiance 14 



Radio 14 



Ramon Bach 14 



Red Radiance 14 



Red Ripples 19 



R. M. S. Queen Mary. ... 14 



Rochcfort 14 



Rome Glory 14 



Rose Bampton 7 



Rouge Mallerin 14 



Rouletti 30 



Signora 14 



Silver Jubilee 15 



Silver Moon 21 



Snowbird 15 



Soeur Therese 15 



Souv. de Claudius Denoyel.22 

 Spanish Beauty (Mme. 



Gregoire Staechelin) . . . .21 



Sterling 15 



Summer Snow 19 



Summer Snow, Climbing ..22 



Talisman 15 



Talisman, Climbing 22 



Texas Centennial 15 



The Chief 7 



The Doctor 15 



The Fairy 19 



Tom Thumb 31 



Topaz 19 



Tree Roses 22 



Ulrich Brunner 23 



Urdh 23 



Vanguard 23 



Page 



Virginia 21 



Warrawee 15 



White Briarcliff 15 



Wichuraiana 23 



Will Rogers 15 



World's Fair 19 



Yellow Faience 7 



York and Lancaster 23 



"How To Grow Roses** 



By McFarland and Pyle 



192 pages; cloth-bound book. 32 pages in natural colors. 

 Tells and shows how to choose, plant, prune, spray, fertilize, 

 etc. In fact, how to learn more about Roses. 

 Price, $1.10, postpaid 

 (Formerly $2) or, with a $10 order, only 60 cts., postpaid 



Star Rose Dust 



Star Rose Dust is a leaf-green, colloidal sulphur dust, fused 

 with Bentonite clay, which makes it stick. It destroys fungous 

 organisms and when used regularly every 10 days it controls 

 mildew and black-spot. 1 lb. for 12 Roses for a season. 45 cts. 

 per lb.; 6 lbs. $2.25, postpaid. 



Hand Dust Gun 



The material for this Dust Gun has, so far, been unobtainable 

 by the manufacturer. However, there is still a possibility that 

 we may be able to offer it in the March issue of "Success With 



Red Arrow Insecticide 



Non-poisonous to human beings. Will not injure foliage. 

 1 oz. (mcikes 6 gals.) 35 cts.; 4 ozs. $1.00, postpaid. 



Sprayer For Liquids 



Use this Sprayer for Red Arrow to kill aphis (green fly) 

 on Roses and other plants. Spray daily when aphis appear 

 until infestation, is cleared up. 50 cts. ea. , postpaid. 



Stim-u-Plant Tablets 



These plant-food tablets are handy to have, easy to use and 

 odorless. This is an evenly proportioned fertilizer containing 

 three essential elements, Nitrogen, Phosphoric Acid and Pot- 

 ash. A proved success for feeding Roses and other plants. 100 

 for 75 cts.; 500 for $2.50; 1000 for $3.50, postpaid. 



TRI-OGEN. The all-purpose spray 



A proved control for mildew and black-spot on Roses and 

 all kmds of plants. Also destroys aphids or plant-lice (green- 

 fly) and leaf-eating insects. 



A. Small Kit. Protects 12 to 20 Roses for a season $1 50 



B. Medium Kit. Protects 50 to 80 Roses for a season. . . 4 00 



C. Large Kit. Protects 100 to 160 Roses for a season . . 6 00 



D. Estate Kit. Protects 400 to 600 Roses for a season. . .20 00 



By express only, delivery not prepaid — not mailable 



MINIATURE ROSES— See also opposite page 



Add to the interest in your perennial border with 

 half a dozen of these interesting, everblooming little 

 Roses planted here and there, or grow several in window- 

 boxes or porch-boxes. Children delight in having these 

 baby Roses in their own little gardens. 



*Rouletti, Mother of **Tom Thumb" 



This is the most widely known of all the little Roses 

 for it has been on the market for many years. The 

 plants have small, neat foliage in keeping with the 

 charming little, double, pink flowers that are borne all 

 through the growing season. The tiny buds are de- 

 lightful, some showing color when a little larger than 

 a grain of wheat, and fully opened blooms are about 

 1 inch across. 



Rouletti is quite hardy; it needs no petting and makes 

 a lovely edging plant. Pot plants only — 50 cts. ea.; 

 3 for $1.25; 12 for $5*; 25 for $10^ delivery prepaid. 



Rosa Rouletti. Everblooming edging Rose 



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