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H. W. E JCEBKE, HOGKFOED, ILr.lUOTS 



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ilAEECHAl, NEIL 



CAPTTAJXE CHRISTY 



AilERICAX BE A UTT 



Buckbee's "Fuh of ufe" Hardy Hybrid Perpetual Roses 



FOR FALL PLANTING 



Alfred Colomb — Justly celebrated as one of the very finest : extra 

 lai-ge round flowers, very double and full. Color is clear 

 cherry red passing to bright crimson. 



American Beauty — It is a vigorous grower and free bloomer. In 

 color the flowers are of a rich shaded crimson, and are great 

 keepers. Very large and double; exceedingly sweet. 



Anna de Deisbach — The coloristhemost lovely brilliant carmine; 

 long pointed buds and large, finely formed flowers, very 

 full, double, and delightfully sweet." 



Capitaine Cliristy — Fresh delicate pink, with deeper shading in 

 center of flower; beautiful. 



Clio — The flower is of flesh color with a rosy pink center ; large 

 and globular; very hardy. 



Coquette des Alpes — A lovely pure white Rose ; very full and 

 free in flower ; delicious fragrance. 



Duke of Edinburg — One of the finest dark red Roses known ; 

 very fragrant. 



General Jacqneminot — The best kuovrn hybrid perpetual ia ex- 

 istence. Buds of a bright and shining crimson, very rich 

 and velvety, exceedinglv brilliant and handsome. 



Qiant of Battles— Fine, large, double, rich, red Rose, very 

 fragi'ant. 



Gloria de 1' Exposition Bruxelles— Large, perfectly double bright 



crimson, of velvety texture. 

 Glorie de Margottin — Rich dazzling red; one of the most brilliant 



of all Roses. 



Mad. Alfred de Eongemont — Pure snow white flowers finely tint- 

 ed with pale rosy blush ; large, full and double, very fragrant. 

 Mad, Chas. Wood — Color bright, fiery scarlet; passing to fine 



rosy crimson, elegantly shaded with maroon. 

 Mad. Piantier — This ironclad variety is as hardy as an oak. It 

 bears thousands of snowy white, fragrant Roses and is un- 

 equaled where a hardy white Rose is needed. 

 Magna Charts — Large, full flowers, very double; fine form and 

 sweet ; color clear rosy red. ^eautifuliy flushed with violet 

 crimson ; a profuse bloomer, extremely hardy. 

 Marie Bauman — One of the very best dark red Roses. 

 Paul Neyron — Deep, shining Rose, very fresh and beautiful, 

 flowers of mammoth size. The buds always develop fine 

 and it is a strong grower. 

 Prince Camille de Eohan— Rich, deep velvety crimson, passing to 

 intense maroon, shaded black, flowers are lai-ge, handsome 

 and freely produced, 



SPECIAL PRICE: Fine Plants postpaid, 20c.; 3 for 50c Large 2-year old Roses, by express, at buyer's expense, 3 5c. each: 3 for $1.00 



PERPETUAL MOSS ROSES 



Blanche Moreau — The flowers, which are borne In clusters, are very 

 large, full, sweet and of perfect form. Pure waxy white in 

 color and are daintily framed In exquisite green moss. 



Henry Martin — Rich srlossy pink, richly shaded with the most 

 beautiful tint of crimson toward the center. 



Extremely Hardy. No Roses More Beautiful. 



Deliciously Fragrant. Perfect of Form. 



John Cranston— This rose combines the good qualities of the other 

 Moss Roses, and is the most beautiful deep glowing crimson 

 Imaginable. The flowers are of large size and perfectly 

 double, borne In the greatest profusion. An exceptionally 

 grand variety. 



SPECIAL PRICE : Fine Plants postpaid, 20c. each; 3 for 50c. Large 2-year-old Roses, by express at bnyer's expense, 35c, each : 3 for $1.00, 



ORIENTAL RAMBLER ROSES 



Beautiful Crimson Rambler. Pink Pearl Rambler. 

 New Diadem Rambler. Golden Beauty Rambler. 



SPECIAL OFFER— Fine Plants 15c. each, set of four postpaid 50c, Larger Plants 30c each. The set of four cost but $1,00, by espres? at purchaser's expense, 

 Eitra siz' plants SOc, each- or the set of four for only $1,75. The larger and extra size plants shipped by express at buyers expense. 



BABY RAMBLER 



THE NEW DWARF 

 CRIMSON RAMBLER 



Fine young plants, postpaid, 2Sc. to 3Sc, each. 

 Two-year-old plants, by express, buyer^s expense, SOc, each. 



THE FINEST HARDY CLIMBING ROSES IN THE WORLD 



These Roses are Hardy and will grow outside during the winter months if nicely mulched, well=covered and protected. 



Empress of CMna— iThe Apple Blossom Rose.) Attaining a height 

 of 1.5 to feet in a single season. Color soft dark red, chang- 

 ing to lighter red or pink. 



Carmine Pillar — Single : carmine pink. Very fine and attractive. 



Baltimore Belle — Pale blush variegated carmine. Hardy every- 

 where, 



Tennessee Belle— Strong, Tlgorous, graceful grower. Bright, beau- 

 tiful pink, 



Greville, or Seven Sisters— Flowers varying In color from light r <nlr 

 to crimson. Hardy everywhere. 



Mary 'Washington— Flowers large, pure white and very double. 

 Queen of the Prairie — Strong and rapid grower; bright red color. 



Worth 50c. ; My Price 10c. each; §1.00 per dozen: Larger Plants by Express, at buyer's expense, SOc. each; S3. 00 per dozen. 



Marechal Neil — Grandest of all golden-yellow Roses. Flowers 



superb, of extra large size, double and deliciously fragrant. 

 Reins Marie Henrietta — Extra large, finely formed flowers : very full 



and double, borne In clusters; color glowing crimson. 

 Climbing 'Wootton— Strong, free grower, superbly-formed flowers, 

 which are bright magenta red, passing to violet crimson, 

 richly shaded and very fragrant, 

 la Marque — Pale canary-yellow, almost white; beautiful buds, 



large full flowers, very double and sweet. 

 Climbing Meteor - It is a free, persistent bloomer, producing in 

 great profusion magnificently formed buds and flowers which 

 in color are dark velvety crimson, the equal of any Rose in 

 cultivation. 



NOTICE. —All the Eoses listed on this pag-e are Hardy and will live outside durtiiL.' the winter mon'hs. 

 ficlently protected aocnrding to the locality where th^-y are planted. 



But should be suf- 



