These Roses have loomed in the Nursery 
THEY ARE READY TO BLOOM IN YOUR GARDEN THIS YEAR 
MME. EDOUARD HERRIOT. Brilliant 
orange-red and salmon-flame; always in 
bloom. 
MARGARET McGREDY. The most popular 
red Rose. Always in bloom; a thrifty, 
healthy, vigorous grower. One of the 
finest of all Roses. 
MEV. G. A. VAN ROSSEM. An exceedingly 
fragrant Rose of crange and bronze, 
beautifully veined. Fine for cutting. 
McGREDY’S SCARLET. Free bloomer, 
beautiful flowers of deep vivid rose-red. 
MRS. LOVELL SWISHER. Freely produces* 
immense flowers of light salmon-pink on 
long stems. 
PINK RADIANCE. Succeeds everywhere 
and all summer produces lovely pink, 
fragrant blooms. Most popular pink 
Rose and should be planted everywhere. 
PRES. HERBERT HOOVER. One of the out- 
standing Roses. A glorious new Rose of 
vivid cerise-red toned with yellow, orange 
and scarlet, richly perfumed and free 
flowering. 
RAPTURE. Glowing pink, fine for cutting. 
RED RADIANCE. America’s favorite red Rose; hardy, 
healthy, free blooming. 
ROSELANDIA. It’s a golden rose, freely producing 
flowers of fine fragrance. A garden dependability. 
PLANTING AND CULTURE OF ROSES 
All Roses except climbers and Persian Yellow should be pruned severely in the 
spring. They bloom on the new season’s wood, so old wood should be cut back 
one-half or more and all weak shoots cut out. Be sure to plant with union of {| 
root and stock at least three inches below the surface of the ground. Roses 
like clay or a medium heavy soil. 
SELECT AND PREPARE ROSE BEDS WITH CARE 
The Rose bed should be placed where it will have plenty of sunshine. See 
that it is in a well drained position. Prepare the bed by deep spading. Three 
feet is not too deep. This will allow for a layer of stones to help drainage if 
needed. Fill the bed with alternate layers of dirt and well-rotted manure, which 
should be thoroughly mixed and allowed to settle. 
ROSLYN. 
brick-red. 
<<« The black lines indicate 
the proper way to prune. 
Not deep enough Too deep Just right 
TERMS: F.0.B. BERLIN, WORCESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND 
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A TYPICAL HYBRID EVERBLOOMING ROSE 
A new Rose; deep yellow shaded orange. 
SOUV. DE GEORGES PERNET. Magnificent blooms; 
SOUV. DE CLAUDIUS PERNET. A real yellow. 
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SUNBURST. Yellow shaded orange. © 
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SENSATION. Dark velvety scarlet- 
crimson. 
TALISMAN. Flowers of brilliant 
red, gold and orange are freely 
produced all season. 
VATERLAND. Dark red Rose and 
very double; strong grower. 
VILLE DE PARIS. A fine yellow 
Rose. 
For prices, see page 65. 
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untrue to name under which it is) 
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purchase price. Except for such li- } 
ability, and in respect to all nursery 
stock sold by us, we give no warranty, 
expressed or implied, as to descrip-~ 
tion, quality, productiveness or any 
other matter. 
—HARRISONS’ NURSERIES, Inc. 
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ers will be promptly refunded. 
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