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Hardy Climbing 

 ROSES. 



mm amm roses 



15 «'«>nls psK-h. I for 50 cents. 



CRIMSON RAMBLER. 



CRIMSOSr RAMBliER.— This Rose has already made an impress io i 



as oi'.e of the grandest garden varieties introduced for years. It i? 

 of Japanese origin, and quite hardy, with strong shoots, that 

 climb high iu a season, or may be cut bacli into handsome bash 

 form. The foliage is noticeably distinct and handsome, light 

 glossy green, thick and leathery. The flowers are proda«e4 in 

 great pyramidal panicles of brilliant crimson. As a decorative 

 pot plant it is also strikingly effective. 

 YEI.I.OW RAMBL.F.R.— The hardiest yellow climbing Kose yet 

 introduced. A worthy companion to the Crimson Rambler, Wfcite 

 Rambler and Pink Rambler. 



BAI.TIMORE BELLE.— Pale blush, shading to rose color; very 



double flowers in large clusters. 

 OREVIEEEA, or SEVEN SISTERS.— Flowers in clusters, »pe«ing 



a light rose color, changing to pure white. 

 PRAIRIE ^ITEEX.— Bright carmine pink; full globular flowers of 



fine size. A fine rose for all sections. 

 TEXXESSEE BEEEE.— Blush of good size, flowers in clusters. 

 RrSSEEE-S COTTAGE. 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



LARGE SHOW VPETIESj 



PRICE, 15c. each; 5 for 50o.; $I.OO 

 per dozen; S.^.OO per 100: ome 

 eacb or the S7 varieties for $1.75. 



AITTITMX GEORY.— Deep reddish-salmon when first opening, gradually changing 



to a soft shrimp pink. 

 BEEEE «F C.VSTEEWOOn,— A pleasing shade of shell pink. 

 COE. W.>I. B. S.IIITH.—.V grand, deep yellow, of finest form and size. 



CAEEIXGFORDI A fine shade of crimson. 



ElIGEXE DAIEEEnOlJZE.— Bright, clear, yellow; e.\tra. 



GEORGE W. CHIEDS.— The best deep self-colored crimson variety in cxisteaco : 



fiowers massive and of immense size, with broad, stitf petals, rich dark velVety 



crimson. 



GEORY OF THE P.tCIFiC— A magnificent extra early pink. 

 GOEDEN WEDOlSfG.- The grandest golden yellow ever introduced. 

 IVORY. - Snowy white; perfect form and early. 



J. II. WOODFORO. —Shell or Mermaid Pink, strong stem, fine foliage. 



LIBERTY. — Of beautiful form ; color a clear rich yellow. 



MAJOR BOXXAFFOX. One of tho best yellow. 



MRS. F. BERG.M.AX — One of tho earliest and best whit€S. 



MBS. .1. T. WIIIEI»I.\.— .\ handsome light yellow. 



MAI'I> BK.VX.— .Vn e.vtra large tiowered variety ; color pink, almost rose. 

 MIXEItV.l.- Large, vivid golden yellow. 



MIXXIE W.IX.IM.VKER.— Creamy white, of very largre size, and so luuch 



ineiuM'd as to resciiilile a white ball. 

 MRS. S. T. MrRi>0<'U.- Large deep pink, one of the latest. 

 MRS. .lOIIX GEE.SSXER. Large, light yellow, incurved, late. 

 .MRS. l>F.KItIX. Hose pink, globular, incurved. 

 MRS. O. P. B.ISSET r. --.Japanese incurvo.l, clear light yellow. 

 MRS. II. WEEKS.— ,Ia|>ancso incurved, snow white. 

 MOHESTO.— One of the largest and prettiest yellow varieties. 

 XlVEl'S.— \ grand snow white variety. 

 THE Ol'EEX.— Excels all in pure whiteness. 

 V. 11. 1IAI.E«»CK. liosy pearl of a waxy texture. 

 M M. 11. l,lX<'OI.X.- .V magniticeiit golden yellow variety. 



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— ^ i L of tho -.15 toi !KI..'%0. 



assortment of th«s»> 

 SS named 

 or one ench 

 OO jH^r ik>ji. 



ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY REPAIRED. 



