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NEW ROSE, "CRIMSON RAMBLER." 

 From a photograph of flowers produced at the Mount Hope Nurseries. 



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"This fine Rose will make its mark as a garden variety." — Ga 



"Of the many fine garden Roses introduced during the past ten years there is not one of greater 

 importance or likely to prove more valuable than " Crimson Rambler." * * * The great pyramidal 

 trusses of glowing crimson flowers produced an effect almost startling in its brilliancy. Awarded a gold 

 medal at the International Horticultural Exhibition, Earl's Court, a certificate being regarded by the 

 judges as wholly inadequate to indicate the merits of the variety." — Gardeners' Magazine, London, Eng. 



"One of the best Roses of its kind produced for many a long day No more successful novelty has 

 been introduced this year, and it was deservedly given a gold medal." — Daily Telegraph, London. 



" One of the most striking things in the show." — Pall Mall Gazette, London. 



" Mr. Turner ought to be a proud man, for he has been publicly complimented about his beautiful Rose. 

 " Crimson Rambler," by that enlightened and cultured monarch, the King of the Belgians." — Gardeners'" 

 Magazine, June 2, iSqj.. 



The Gardeners' Magazine of June gth, 1894, in an article on the effect of the frosts of May upon the 

 Roses, says: "Frost has done an enormous amount of damage to Roses; all early buds are destroyed, 

 but " Crimson Rambler " is uninjured." 



300 BLOOMS OX ONE SHOOT OF " CRIMSON RAMBLER." ' 



A correspondent of the London Garden writes in the issue of July 14, 1894: 



"With me at this date (July 6th) this Rose is grand. I have a dozen large plants on prepared land on 

 turf. I did not prune much , merely shortening back and placing stakes to support the long growths. I 

 gave a liberal mulch early in the Spring, with the result that the growths are very strong, and the clusters 

 of bright crimson flowers at this date beautiful. On one shoot alone I counted over 300 blooms.'''' 



Price, fine healthy plants, 35c. each, 3 for $1.00. 



