HARRISONS' NURSERIES, BERLIN, MD., U. S. A. 



La France Roses 



Everblooming Hybrid Teas, 2-Year 



$1.00 each, $9.50 for ten. 



Caroline Testout. Clear, rich pink, finely edged with silvery 

 rose. The blooms are large and handsome. 



Gruss an Teplitz. Bright scarlet, shading to velvet-crimson ; 

 fragrant ; free grower and most profuse bloomer ; lovely foli- 

 age. This variety is especially valuable for bedding purposes. 



Kaiserin Augusta Victoria. Pure white, shading to lemon. 

 Flowers large, finely fonned, borne singly on strong, upright 

 stems ; continues beautiful even when fully expanded. 



Killarney. Noted for its freedom of bloom and the large size 

 of its intensely fragrant flowers. Buds are large, long, and 

 pointed. Color flesh, shaded white, suffused pale pink. 



La France. Probably the best-known Rose in cultivation. 

 Both flowers and buds are of beautiful form and large size ; 

 very sweet ; color delicate silvery rose, changing to silvery 

 pink. Starts to bloom when very small and continues until 

 stopped by frost. 



Mme. Francisca Kruger. Deep shade of copper-yellow flowers 

 which bloom continuously. Excellent for bedding and massing. 



Climbers and Ramblers 



80 cts. each, $7 for 10 



Alberic Barbier. Outer petals creamy white, deepening to 

 canary yellow in center. Leaves bronzy red in spring, chang- 

 ing to dark glossy green. Blooms are borne in large clusters. 



American Pillar. Blooms are single, a lovely shade of pink 

 with white centers and pronounced yellow stamens. 



Baltimore Belle. Color flesh, variegated carmine, rose, and 

 white. The flowers are borne in large clusters. 



Crimson Rambler. A climbing rose of vigorous habit, strong 

 and rapid growth, with beautiful shining foliage, and produces 

 in abundance clusters of brilliant crimson, semi-double flowers. 

 The qualities which make this rose a great favorite are its 

 clustered form, brightness, abundance of bloom, and the great 

 length of time the flowers remain on the plant without losing 

 Drilliancy. No other climbing rose is so well suited for veran- 

 das, walls, pillars, and fences. It can also be used for mass- 

 ing and bedding if kept trimmed, and for indoor blooming if 

 planted in a pot and kept down to bush form. 



Dorothy Perkins. Light pink ; flowers are borne profusely in 

 large clusters and are noted for their duration. 



Lady Gay. The blooms are large and form loose clusters of a 

 delicate cherry-pink, fading to soft pink. Unexcelled for cov- 

 ering banks, arbors, and fences. 



Tausendschon. The flowers are pink when first opening, 

 changing to carmine as they expand. The blooms are borne 

 in large clusters and the individual flower is extremely large. 



Baby Ramblers. $1 each, $8.50 for 10. 



