The CONARD-PYLE COMPANY 



. Robert Pyle, President =^== 



^r roses 



NEW SPANISH BEAUTY 

 "'Twill put you ahead and make you money" 



Rose, Mme. Gregoire Staechelin (Cli. HP.) 



First Climbing Rose to win the coveted Bagatelle Medal, 

 this variety was introduced in America early Spring, 1928, by 

 The Conard-Pyle Co., who originally discovered it at Barcelona, 

 Spain. 



A new type of Hardy Climber, its parents are Frau Karl 

 Druschki and Chateau de Clos Vougeot. It retains the vigor, 

 hardiness and size of bloom of Druschki with the perfume of the 

 red Vougeot. 



The color of Staechelin is iridescent. Pearl pink with claret 

 carmine markings on outer petal. 



You will have calls for this miracle Rose of many uses. Being 

 a true climber Mme. Gregoire Staechelin can be trained on wire 

 fences, pergolas and tall pylons. As a pillar, it can be trained 

 around a stout post. 



Keep your trade by keeping up-to-date. Sell Staechelin! 



No. 1 dormant 2 year field plants on Multiflora 

 $1.50 each. $150.00 per 100. 



HYBRID PERPETUALS 



FASHIONABLE AGAIN AND RIGHTLY SO 

 No. 1 dormant 2 year field plants on Multiflora 



100 



Frau Karl Druschki. White American Beauty $30.00 



General Jacqueminot. The 77-year-old redJack Rose 35.00 

 J. B. Clark. Grand pillar. Immense scarlet-crimson 35.00 

 John Russell. Good upright grower; glistening 



scarlet-cerise 60.00 



Paul Neyron. About the largest Rose in circulation. 



Clear pink # ... 35.00 



Ulrich Brunner. Extravagant bloomer. Bright 



cherry red 35.00 



RUGOSAS & OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY 



THEY MAKE EFFECTIVE HEDGES OR 

 SPECIMEN BUSHES 



No. 1 dormant 2 year field plants on Multiflora 



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Agnes. Nearest yellow Rugosa S50.00 



Amelia Gravereaux. The only truly climbing ever- 

 blooming Hybrid Rugosa. Bouquets of crimson scarlet 35.00 

 Conrad F. Meyer. One of the finest. Excellent for 



trellis. Silvery pink 35. 00 



Glenn Dale. Vigorous climber. Winner of certificate of 



merit at Bagatelle. Tawny yellow 40.00 



Le Reve. Pillar or specimen. Early buttercup yellow 40.00 

 Nova Zembla. Sport of C. F. Meyer. White, flushed 



pink 35.00 



Stern von Prag. Like an H.P. Deep purplish crimson. 50.00 

 Turke's Rugosa. Improved Conrad F. Meyer ....... 40 00 



Zepherine Drouhin. Repeat blooming, deep pink. 



Cli. Bourbon 40.00 



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