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WM. HENRY MAULE, INC., PHILADELPHIA. PA., 1923 



MAULERS HARDY ROSES for FALL PLANTING 



Get six months start on your rose garden for next season 



Ready for delivery about Oct. 2Sth— -which will be the- proper time to plant. Order at once 



and we will book your order to go forward at that time. 



Hardy Baby Ramblers 



Attain a height of 18 inches and are ideal for bordering beds, edging walks or planting in solid beds. 



stantly in bloom the summer through. 

 PRICES.— Any of the Baby Ram- ~ 



biers, listed below, in two-year 



size, by express or Parcel Post, 



not prepaid, for $1.10 each. Five, 



your selection, for $5.00. 



Red Baby Rambler. (Mme. Noe- 

 bert Lavavasseur). Flowers 

 borne in clusters of twenty to 

 thirty, and resemble blooms of 

 climbing Crimson Rambler. 



White Baby Rambler (Katharina 

 Zeimet). Each branch bears fif- 

 teen to fifty creamy white flow- 

 ers at a time. 



Pink Baby Rambler. (Phyllis). 

 Same as Red Baby Rambler ex- 

 cept in color. 



Con- 





Special Offer. One each of 

 the three Hardy Baby Ram- 

 blers, in two-year size, by 

 Parcel Post or Express, not 

 prepaid $3.15 



A Bed of Baby Rambler Roses — Note the perfect mass of bloom 



Everblooming Bush Roses 



Continuous Bloom — June Till Frost 



All of them will carry safely over Winter outdoors 



with but slight protection. 



PRICES.— Any Rose listed below, two-year size, by 



express, or Parcel Post, not prepaid, for $1.10 each. 



Any five, your selection, $5.00. Any ten, your selec- 

 tion, for only $9.00. 



Duchess of Wellington. Intense safifron yellow, some- 

 times stained with deep crimson. Delightfully fra- 

 grant. 



£toile de France. Brilliant crimson with cerise red 

 center. Flowers large and sweet scented. 



George C. Waud. Flowers large and full; perfect form 

 and very sweet scented. Color distinct glowing ver- 

 milion suffused with orange red. 



<5russ an Teplitz. Fiery red. The reddest of all red 

 roses. Fine in form and very sweet. 



l^ady Ashtown. Pale rose shaded yellow at base of 

 petals. Large, full, pointed flowers produced very 

 freely. 



3-ady Ursula. A delicately tea scented flesh pink rose 

 of fine form. Blooms large, full and of perfect form. 



Mme. Ed. Herriot. The Gold Medal Rose. Color un- 

 ique being prawn red passing to coral red. Buds 

 deep coral shaded yellow. 



Mme. Caroline Testout. Clear rich pink finely edged 

 with silvery rose. 



Fink Killarney. Exquisite, sparkling, deep imperial 

 pink. Deep bronzy green foliage. 



Radiance. Extra large flowers of brilliant rosy carmine. 



Red Radiance. Magnificent blooms of clear cerise red. 



Hardy Climbing Roses 



Blooms by the thousands 



Every one as hardy as an oak. For growing over 

 unsightly fences and buildings, for Rose hedges, porch 

 decorations, etc. 



PRICED. — Any Rose listed below, in two-year size, by 

 express, or Parcel Post, not prepaid, for $1.00. Any 

 five, your selection, tor $4.50; three-year size, $1.50 each. 

 Any five, your selection, for only $6.75. 

 Paul's Scarlet Climber. Medium-sized flowers of vivid 



scarlet, shaded with bright crimson. - The brightest 



red hardy climbing rose in existence. 

 Coronation. This new Rose makes beautiful sprays of 



exquisite crimson-scarlet flowers with a dainty flake 



of white on some of the petals. 

 American Pillar. Rich rosy pink flowers in great pro- 

 fusion. Grows thick canes 20 feet long in a single 



season. 

 Dr. W. Van Fleet. One of the best. Bears its rich 



flesh color flowers on stems 12 to 18 inches long. 

 Silver Moon. Large, single white flowers with a mass 



of pretty golden stamens in center. 

 Tausendschon (Thousand Beauties), Colors of every 



imaginable shade from pure white to deep pink. 

 Gardenia (Hardy Marechal Niel). Deep rich golden 



yellow flowers passing to creamy white. Very hardy, 



blooms profusely. This is the finest hardy yellow 



Rose yet produced. 



Rcse Radiance 



Everbloomers— Beautiful on the Lawn 



Rose Lady Ashtown 



