CLIMBING ROSES 



Excelsa. This vigorous grower has dethroned that 

 old favorite, Crimson Rambler, with an immense 

 crop of rosy scarlet flowers in extra large clusters 

 from glossy foliage, late in the season. Each 50c, 

 doz. $5.00. 



Flower of Fairfield. The hardy and popular ever- 

 blooming sport of Crimson Rambler. 



Gardenia. Long, shapely yellow buds open to flowers 

 of a rich creamy yellow, in clusters, on long wil- 

 lowy canes, very early. 



Ghislaine de Feligonde. Apricot-yellow buds, 

 streaked with carmine, open to pale buff flowers, 

 edged pink, in great profusion. 



Golden Glow (U. S. Plant Patent No. 263). Golden 

 Glow could, in truth, be called "Shower of Gold;^' 

 for it produces overwhelming quantities of shining 

 golden Roses throughout the June season. This 

 most promising of all the Yellow Climbers was 

 awarded a medal by the International Test Gar- 

 dens of Portland, Oregon, for beauty and adapt- 

 ability. Strong, 2-year, field-grown plants, each 

 $1.00, doz. $10.00. 



Jacotte. A lovely sort which bears big, deep copper- 

 yellow Roses, tinted coppery red, moderately fra- 

 grant and produced in profusion. Each 75c, doz. 

 $7.50. 



Mary Lovett. Last but not least of the Van Fleet 

 "Lovett Sisters" Roses, this glorious sort produces 

 a wealth of big, white, fragrant flowers, double, full 

 and lasting. Frequently repeats its bloom in the 

 fall. Each 75c, doz. $7.50. 



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Mary Wallace. Hardy, with many big, shapely buds 

 which turn to extra large semi-double flowers of a 

 fragrant, luminous rosy pink, borne several to- 

 gether on long, strong stems. 



Max Graf. Huge single pink Roses, centered gold, are 

 produced on this best of all trailing Roses in late 

 spring. Perfect for holding banks. 



New Dawn. (U. S. Plant Patent No. 1.) The Ever- 

 blooming Dr. W. Van Fleet. Identical with its parent 

 in every way, size and formation of flowers, color, 

 etc., but blooms continuously throughout the sum- 

 mer and fall. Each $1.50, doz. $15.00. 



Paul Scarlet. Most popular of the red climbers, with 

 many vivid scarlet blooms, never fading until their 

 petals fall, and borne in big clusters. A vigorous 

 climber which is easy to grow. 



Phyllis Bide. Lovely Roses, pale gold at bases, pass- 

 ing to carmine-pink at their edges, are produced 

 continuously on this dainty climber. Each 75c, 

 doz. $7.50. 



ALIDA LOVETT— A DR. VAN FLEET INTRODUCTION 



CLIMBING ROSE COLLECTION 



V/e agree with many prominent rosarians in their great regard 

 for these lovehest creations of the late Dr. Van Fleet, and are 

 especially proud to count them as among his really triumphant 

 achievements. 



Alida Lovett — The best Pink Climbing Rose. 

 Bess Lovett— The best Red Climbing Rose. 

 Mary Lovett — The best White Climbing Rose. 



ONE EACH OF THESE SPLENDID ROSES FOR $1.90. 



Primrose. Big, double blooms of rich 

 canary-yellow produced abundantly 

 for four weeks in late spring. 



Roserie. A vigorous sport of the once- 

 popular Tausendschon, which bears 

 big open blooms of richest pink, 

 based white. 



Silver Moon. Big shapely buds of pale 

 Primrose-yellow open to big semi- 

 double flowers of pure creamy white, 

 like Clematis, with golden anthers. 



Spanish Beauty (Mme. Gregoire Staech- 

 elin). An entirely distinct variety, with 

 many huge fragrant Roses of delicate 

 pink with petals attractively curled, 

 followed by pear-shaped, unusual 

 fruit. Each 75c, doz. $7.50. 



Veilchenblau. Bears many bright crim- 

 son blooms which quickly pass to a 

 startling shade of greyish blue. 



White Dorothy Perkins. Creamy white 

 sport of popular Dorothy Perkins, 

 beautiful Roses in huge clusters. Good 

 to hold banks. Each 50c, doz. $5.00. 



Wichuraiana (Memorial Rose). A good 

 trailer, with big trusses of white bloom 

 late in the season, especially valu- 

 able as a ground cover. Each 50c, 

 doz. $5.00, 100 $35.00. 



Little Silver. N. J. 



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