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• THE CONARD 



STAR ROSE GROWERS 



■ PYLE CO.* 



: West Grove, Pa. 





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*Golden Dawn, 



*E. G. Hill. Noted for form and fragrance. 75 cts. ea.* 



*E. G. HILL. H.T. See illustration. Crimson. The 

 flowers are large, full, brilliant crimson, and as they 

 come singly on strong, erect stems, are 

 splendid for cutting. Produces richly 

 fragrant, 50-petaled, perfectly formed 

 flowers. 75 Cts. each.* 



•GRENOBLE. H.T. Glowing scar- 

 let-crimson. The plant is very vigor- 

 ous and the blooms come on unusually 

 long stems, making it one of the best 

 garden Roses for cutting. The buds 

 are crimson but the open flower is bril- 

 liant red, almost scarlet, and a bed of 

 Grenoble stands out like a fire. It is 

 fully double and of large size. Easily 

 one of the best reds. $1 each.* 



1930, Gold Medal, Saverne. 1931. Cer- 

 tificate of Merit, National Horticultural 

 Society of France. 1932, Bronze Medal, 

 Portland. 



• GRUSS AN AACHEN. Ben.-Bour. 

 White to carmine. A dependable con- 

 tinuous-blooming bedding or border 

 variety. While on short stems and not 

 good for cutting, the large, fully 

 double flowers of flesh-pink, salmon, 

 and yellow are a continuous delight in 

 the garden. A splendid, oak-hardy, 

 symmetrically growing, everblooming 

 Rose for edging driveways. Has 80 

 petals and is mildly fragrant. 75 CtS. 

 each.* 



• FEDERICO CASAS. H.T. See il- 

 lustration. Coppery pink and orange. 

 Continuity of bloom on erect, 

 firm stems makes this an out- 

 standing Rose in our show 

 Rose-garden and also in our 

 Rose-fields. The gay colors 

 illuminate this Rose and draw 

 visitors like a magnet to see 

 and make note of this exquis- 

 ite, artistic flower. It comes 

 from sunny Spain and is one 

 of the choicest Roses we have 

 received from the hands of the 

 Rose wizard, Pedro Dot. You 

 will find it good for both gar- 

 den decoration and for cut- 

 flowers, for it keeps well when 

 cut. This hardy Rose will pro- 

 vide you with quantities of bloom 

 every year for years to come. $1 each.* 



-^L' STAR GUIDE to-'^oocl /fvaed^ 



Everblooming 



•GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. H.Ben. Deep crimson. 

 Noted for its pervasive fragrance that is especially 

 delightful. The flowers come in clusters, each one 

 perfect, but on slender stems. Rich crimson, chang- 

 ing to bright scarlet, shading to velvety fiery red. 

 Use this variety for a truly hardy continuous-flower- 

 ing, fragrant, 4 to 5-foot hedge of red Roses. 75 CtS. 

 each.* 



• HEINRICH WENDLAND. H.T. Reddish cop- 

 per. Large, very double (70 petals) flowers of reddish 

 copper with an orange flush over all; backs of the 

 petals are rich orange. This brilliant, attractive 

 color blends well with the red and yellow Roses. It 

 has a rich, syrupy fragrance. Blooms come singly 

 on strong, upright plants with shiny, leathery 

 foliage. $leach.* 



•GOLDEN DAWN. H.T. See illus- 

 tration. Pale yellow. Large, globular 

 buds, straw-yellow with old-rose mark- 

 ings, open to high-centered blooms of 

 soft lemon-yellow with 50 to 60 petals. 

 There is some variation in the color 

 and at times we would call it moon- 

 light-yellow. Occasional flowers will 

 be much deeper, really quite golden, 

 and late blooms in cool weather often 

 carry a pink tint; however, they are all 

 distinctly beautiful. The flowers are 

 long-lasting and are fragrant with the 

 real Tea scent. The plants are of only 

 medium height but are very bushy, 

 having more spread than height, and 

 are clothed to the ground with beauti- 

 ful bronzy foliage which is almost 

 immune to disease. A continuous 

 bloomer and a good show Rose. $1 



each.* 



$1 each* 



ilrFederico Casas. A lovely cut-flower. $1 ea.* 



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