THE FIVE NEW RAIWBLER ROSES. 



early spring to late fall, the flowers appearinof in large panicles, of rich 

 crimson color, like blood colored velvet. The flowers when cut last 

 two weeks iu water, and fully a month on the bush, which is a perfect 

 mass of rich crimson at all times. It can be grown in various ways, 

 either as a pillar rose, a trellis rose and for covering a wall it has no 

 equal. Strong healthy plants, 10c and 15c each ; 3 year old plants 35c. 



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SIX RARE NEW ROSES. 



MRS. ROBERT GARRETT— Magnificent new Hybrid Tea Rose. The buds 

 are long and pointed ; the open flowers full and double. The color is a 

 pleasing soft pink, a little deeper than daybreak carnation; totally 

 distinct and unlike anytliiug yet seen in roses. Strong vigorous 

 grower, flowers freely throughout the year. Fine plants 35c each ; 2 

 year old plants 6Uc each 



WHITE mAMAN COCHET— New everblooming Tea Rose. The queen of 

 snowy white garden roses; flowers are sometimes faintly tinted with 

 pale "blush. Flowers large and double. It has the vigor of an oak. 

 Fine plants 20c each. 3 year old plants 50c each. 



NEW WHITE BOUGERE— One of the most satisfactory new varieties we 

 ever planted. A constant bloomer; clean, healthy grower. Blooms of 

 great substance ; pure white; good stiff stem. Fine plants 30c each ; 



2 year old plants 50c each. , ,^ 

 PINK BOUGERE— Everblooming variety constantly in bloom. Color a 



beautiful soft changeable pink. Can be recommended to please every 

 purchaser. Price 30c each ; 3 year old plants 40c each. 

 GOLDEN GATE — New everblooming Tea Rose. Flowers are extra large; 

 buds are long and of desirable form; color rich creamy white, beauti- 

 fully tinted with golden yellow. Fine plants 15c each ; 3 year old plants 

 40c each. 



SOUV. DU. PRES. CARNOT— (Hybrid Tea.) This novelty is one of the 

 daintiest and most charming roses in cultivation. Its color is a soft, 

 creamy fawn, overlaid with the most delicate shade of pink. As the 

 rose expands it discloses a heart of the most exquisite blending of 

 cream and glowing pink imaginable. The shape of the bud is full and 

 pointed, adding another feature of beauty, while the rose as it ex])ands 

 seems to grow more and more beautiful, the tinting growing more and 

 more pronounced as it approaches the center, while the petals curl and 

 expand in a bewildering manner. Very free bloomer. 15c each ; large 



3 year old plants 35c each. 



SPECIAL OFFER— The Set of Six New Rare Roses for Only 75 Cents. 



NEW ROSE — YELLOW RAIIBLER. 



NEW YELLOW RAMBLER— The fact of this new hardy climbing 

 Rose being identical with Crimson Rambler with the exception 

 of the color of the flowers, which are deep golden yellow, is sufti- 



. cient guarantee of its great excellence. It is a notable fact that 



. we have no hardy yellow climbing roses, hence we look upon the 

 introduction of this rooe as perhaps more important than its re- 

 nowned relative. Crimson Rambler. The habit of gi-owth is 

 very vigorous; if anything, somewhat stronger than Crimson 

 Rambler, well established plants making numerous shoots eight 

 to ten feet high iu one season. As many as one hundred and twenty 

 to one hundred and fifty blossoms are frequently produced on a shoot. 

 The color is a deep decided golden yellow; the flowers are cup 

 shaped, neai ly full and very sweetly scented. Absolutely Hardy. 

 10c each ; 3 year old plants Hoc. 



NEW PINK RAMBLER— The flowers appear in large, full,handsome 

 pyramidal trusses, similar to Crimson Rambler, and are borne in 

 great profusion from three to five weeks duri\ig the season. The 

 color of the flower is pure shiny rose; the half-open bud is a 

 brilliant light carmine, making a strong and effective contrast. 

 The numerous yellow stamens lend an additional charm to the 

 flower. A most magnificient effect can be had by grouping 

 the Golden, White, Yellow and Pink Ramblers with Crimson 

 Rambler. No such important introductions have been made for 

 many years as these new Rambler Roses. Once seen they will 

 become immensely popular. 15c each : 3 year old plants 35c each. 



NEW WHITE RAMBLER— Flowers of the White Rambler have the 

 charm of being sweetly scented. Color is pure white, without 

 a blemish. They remain on the bush from three to five weeks 

 and a well-established plant is a sight to behold. The habit of 

 growth is vigorous, young plants throwing up shoots 8 to 10 feet 

 in height in a sinsle season. 15c each ; 3 year old plants35c each. 



THE NEW GOLDEN RAMBLER— This is one of the most free flower- 

 ing roses in cultivation. Young plants when planted in the open 

 ground in spring will begin to grow and bloom at once and will 

 continue throughout the season until checked by severe frost. It 

 is a vigorous grower, producing handsome foliage, which makes 

 a beautiful contrast to the fine clusters of golden amber colored 

 flowers so iiiiplv produced. 15c each ; 3 vear old plants 35c each. 



CRIMSON RAMBLER— This new climbing' Polyantha Rose is the 

 sensation of the day, and well it may be. for it is indeed a marvel. 

 Origina'ing in Japan it may well be considered the latest and 

 best contribution from the ''Flowery Kingdom" to the gardens 

 of the world. It is perfectly hardy in open ground and will grow 

 eight to ten feet in a season. An ever bloomer, continuing from 



NEW ROSE — SOUV. DU PRES. CARNOT. 



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