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Golden Gate. (New.) A choice rose 

 borne on long, graceful stems, and certain 

 to give satisfaction. This rose has become 

 a forcer of notoriety the past two years. 

 Color a most beautiful creamy white with a 

 distinct pink edge. Fine foliage and good 

 habit. 



Madame Joseph Schwartz. Another 

 strong free bloomer of good merits; color a 

 pleasing blending of white and pink, com- 

 bination perfect. 



Maman CocheT. Deserves to rank as 

 the best in its class; the growth made in one 

 season is greater than any other, flowers are 

 large and full and borne on strong stems, 

 and fine foliage, color a most pleasing pink 

 with light centre. This rose requires a 

 warm climate, and is therefore at home in 

 this section. 



White Maman Cochet. Same as pre- 

 ceding except color is pure white. 



Marie Guieeot. In its class hard to 

 duplicate. Will give more first class white 

 roses than any other. Borne on medium 

 stems, a clean grower, sturdy habit. 



Saerano (Safron) and Isabeeea SprunT 

 (yellow.) Our grandmother's favorites. 

 Always in bloom, rich in color and produce 

 the very finest form of buds found in any 

 rose; stiff stems holding the flowers straight 

 up. 



Souvenir de ea Maemaison. This is 

 one of the most popular of garden roses. 

 Its beautiful flesh color and petfectlv double 

 flowers and free flowering habit being so 

 well known needs no further comment. 



Prices, ioc. each, $1.00 per dozen; 15c. 

 each, $1.50 per dozen; 30c. each, $3.00 per 

 dozen. Extra strong plants 50c. each, $500 

 per dozen. By freight or express not pre- 

 paid. 



BTAIBARD EVER-EIOOMmG TEA ROBES. 



Archduke Charles— Dark red changing to 

 light red. 



Aggrippina — Brilliant fiery red; double and 



sweet. 



Hermosa — Beautiful pink flowers borne in 

 clusters. 



Louis Phillippe — Rich, dark, velvety crim- 

 son, free and beautiful, 



Monthly Cabbage — A lovely pink rose, very 

 fine. A comrade to Archduke Charles. 



Mrs. DeGraw — Pdch, glossy pink, hardy. 



Queen's Scarlet — A grand bedding rose of 

 the richest scariet. 



Striped Malmaison — Just what its name in- 

 dicates. 



Beauty Stapleford — Bright pink and rich 

 rose crimson. 



Duchess of Albany — (Red La France.) — 

 Charming rose; speaks for itself. 



La France — Center of petal clear peach 

 pink, outer edge silvery rose. A general 

 favorite. 



Meteor— Dark, rich red rose, none better. 



Striped La France — Same as La France, ex- 

 cept the color is pink with light stripes. 

 Superb. 



Souvenir of Wootton — Rich crimson rose, 

 large clusters. 



Souvenir de Madame Eugene Verdier — 

 Creamy white, shading to yellow. Very 

 desirable new rose. 



Souvenir D'un Ami— Deep rose color. 



Triumph de Pernet Pere — Magenta red, 

 passing to rich crimson, a very fine va- 

 riety. 



Viscountess Folkstone— Creamy white, 

 faintly tinted fawn. Extremely large 

 and double. 



White La France— -White; faintly tinted 

 fawn. 



White Bon Silene — Same as Bon Silene, ex- 

 cept color is pure snow white. 



White Bougere — Identical with Bougere, 

 except the color is white. 



Bon Silene — Deep rose, sometimes bright 

 rosy crimson, occasionally pale light 

 rose. 



Catherine Mermet — Large, clear rosy pink. 

 Comtess Riza duParc — Coppery rose, shaded 

 with crimson. 



Devoniensis — Magnolia fragrance, creamy 

 white with flesh tint. 



Mile. Francisca Kruger — Deep shaded cop- 

 pery yellow. 



La Princess Vera — Rich snowy white, shad- 

 ed with coppery colors. 



Madame Welche — Amber yellow with crim- 

 son rose center. 



Madame de Watteville— This is called the 

 Tulip rose, color pink edge with white 

 center. 



Madame Camille— Remarkable shade of sal- 

 mon. 



Madame Lambard— Beautiful shade of rosy 

 bronze, passing to salmon and fawn. 



Marie Van Houtte — A beautiful pale canary 

 yellow. 



Papa Gontier— Rich, bright red and very 

 large. 



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