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CHARMING MONTHLY 



EVERBLOOMING ROSES 



None Others so Splendid. Every One a Jewel. Bloom Con- 

 stantly. They are Sure to Please. 



WORTH 20c; MY PRICE 10c. EACH 



Any $ for 25c. Postpaid Larger Plants 30c. each 

 by Express. 



ANTOINE RTVOIRE — Handsome Rose, of vigorous, hardy 

 growth. Large camelia-shaped flowers. Color rose flesh on a yellow 

 ground, shaded with a border of crimson. The monstrous flowers have 

 Been exhibited 5 inches in diameter. A remarkable variety of good 

 worth. 



COMTESSE DUSY— Flowers are exceedingly large, full, deep and 

 double; magnificently formed; the color is a pure satiny white; a strong, 

 vigorous grower and a free bloomer. Be sure to try this variety. 



GENERAL DE TARTAS — Carmine, shaded violet purple; one 

 of t he ve ry finest Roses known. 



WHITE BOUGERE— Flowers are exceedingly large, full and 

 double; long stiff stems, bearing throughout the season in great abun- 

 dance; the color is pure ivorv white. 



COQUETTE DE LYON — The color is a pure canary yellow; 

 flowers are exceedingly large, finely formed, deep and double; the buds 

 are exceedingly graceful; a strong, vigorous and constant bloomer. 



ETOYLE DE LYON -Rich golden yellow; strong, hardv, vigor- 

 ous grower; the flowers are very deep, rich and full; it is surely one of 

 the most beautiful Tea Roses produced. 



ISABELLA SPRUNT — Bright canary yellow, very handsome 

 growe r, a nd a constant producer. 



QUEEN'S SCARLET— A constant and profuse bloomer; color 

 rich, velvety scarlet, very brilliant and striking; an excellent Rose for 

 bedding or pot cultu re. 



MARIE GUTLLOT— The Queen of Roses. The color is pure, 

 snowy white, sometimes faintly tinged with pale yellow. The flowers 

 are magnificently made, extra large, full and double; very fragrant. 



BON SILENE — Very vigorou ; blooms \n wonderful orotusion the 

 year round; beautifully formed bud o* a .ich carmine shade. 



LA FRANCE — One of the finest Roses known. Color a beautiful 

 changeable silvery pink; very fragrant. 



SAFRANO — It grows vigorously and produces a continuous crop 

 of flowers the year round; quite hardy. Th color is a pure apricot 

 yellow, changing to orange and fawn, sometimes tinted with rose; very 

 vigorous. 



YELLOW MERMET — Color 8 beautiful deep sulphur yellow; very 

 hardv grower, and produces a n ab undance of bloom. 



VALLE DE C HAM UNIX — A Rose of great fragrance, color 

 changeable yellow, tinged with pink and crimson, distinct and beautiful. 



HELEN GOULD — The flowers are large and handsome, buds long 

 anil finely pointed; color clear rich maroon or deep purplish red; center 

 sometimes streaked with silvery white. The petals are finely imbricated 

 and flowers deliriously sweet. 



SOMBRIETJL — Pure white, edged ith silvery rose; a strikingly 

 beautiful variety. 



DUCHESS DE BRABANT— Rosy pink, edged with silver; a con- 

 stant and profuse bloomer; one of the most satisfactory varieties known. 



ALL THESE ARE HOUSE ROSES, BUT WILL 

 LIVE OUTSIDE DU1JNG THE SUMMER 



PRINCESS DE SAGAN 



PRINCESS DE SAGAN — This is a Rose of great value and beauty; 

 the color is rich velvety crimson, brilliantly beautiful; blooms quickly 

 and abundantly. The flowers are very prettily made, while the buds 

 are exceedingly handsome. 



HERMOSA — An excellent Rose; blooms in large clusters; large; 

 very double and fragrant; color beautiful clear rose; a constant bloomer. 

 Ilrrdy. One of the best. 



Famous Soupert Roses 



ALL THESE ARE HOUSE ROSES, BUT WILL LIVE OUTSHJE 

 DURING THE SUMMER. 



ONLY 10 CENTS EACH, POSTPAID 



LARGER PLANTS, BY EXPRESS, AT 

 BUYERS' EXPENSE, 30 CENTS EACH 



NEW PINK SOUPERT- -The flowers take their form from Chlo- 

 tilde Soupert, and in color are a deep Iermosa Mnk. It is a continuous 

 bloomer, each branch terminating in a cluster of Sowers. Single plants, 

 when but 6 months old under ordinary treatment, often produce 50 per- 

 fect lov/oi . Blooms splendidl" in open ground and is hardier than 

 Chlotilde Soupert. 



CHLCTILDZ SOUPERT -It is impossible to do this fine sort 

 justice by description. I* is of the Pol-'antha type, but larger and very 

 double, and the flowers apoear in such enormous clusters that they are 

 really large panicies of bloom. Color fine pearly white, shaded with 

 lovely soft pink in the center. It blooms freely when plants are small, 

 and continues in the greatest profusion. Will stand in the open ground 

 over winter with a slight protection of straw or leaves. A particularly 

 handsome Rose; always greatly admired. Be sure to order this variety. 



MINIATURE— This is the smallest of all Roses, but of perfect 

 form, regular, compact fairy-like flowers, fully double and very fragrant. 

 Flowers in wreaths and clusters seem to cover the whole plant; color 

 cream rose, flushed red. Be sure to include this lovely Rose in your 

 order. 



MAD. CECIL BRUNNER — A very lovely Rose in every respect. 

 Flowers larger than most of the others, perfectly double and of the 

 most exquisite fragrance. Color £ beautiful rosy pink on a rich, creamy 

 white background. A rapid grower. 



MIGNONETTE — A splendid variety, one of the very best. Full, 

 finely formed flowers, perfectly double and highly perfumed. Color 

 clear pin!;, passing to white, tinged with pale rose. A profuse bloomer, 

 and ery valuable. 



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