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^. T. LOVETT, LITTLE SILVER, ^q". J. 



Mad. Plantier. Medium size ; pure white ; 

 a free bloomer, extra hardy; superior for ceme- 

 tery planting. 



Magna Charta. Large and well- formed, 

 very fragrant ; bright rose suffused with carmine ; 

 profuse. 



Margaret Dickson. Very large and of 

 fine form; pure white with blush centre. The 

 best white. 



Marshal P. Wilder. Globular, full, 

 well-formed; rich cherry crimson; very fragrant 

 and profuse. 



Mrs. John Laing. Extra large and full, 

 buds long and pointed; clear, bright shell-pink. 



Price —From 2i/^ inch pots. 



Mrs. R. G. Sharman-Crawford. 



Extra fine; deep rosy-pink, outer ^.atals shaded 

 pale flesh ; profuse and continuous bl 



Paul iVeyron. Of great size 

 and full; clear deep rose. An . 

 bloomer. 



Prince Camille de Rohai 



rich velvety crimson, sweet and very d. 

 superb rose, 



Ulrich Bruner, Verv large and fm 

 bright cherry-red, rich and fine. One of tl 

 best. 



Victor Verdier. Bright ro.«e with crin. 

 son centre ; very free bloomer, extra fine. 



each, 10c. ; dozen, $1 00. 



CRIMSON RAMBLER. 



The Popular. Hardy, Climbing Rose. 



Few roses have ever attained such popularity 

 as has this and none more rapidly. Its merits 

 have placed it also in the front rank as a 

 Climbing Rose, and I know of none that can 

 rival it in brilliant display of bloom during its 

 flowering season. It is of vigorous habit and 

 rapid growth, producing a marvelous profusion 

 of large pyramidal clusters of bright crimson, 

 semi-double flowers of great substance, which 

 remain a long time and retain their bright 

 color until they fall. Its excessive flowering 

 propensity is so great as to seem almost in- 

 credible. A single bush has been known to 

 have, at one time, more than 5000 flowers and 

 buds, and on one single shoot alone has been 

 counter I more than 300 perfect blooms It is 

 entirely hardy withouc protection, and its 

 abundant dark green glossy foliage, which remains healthy and clean through the summer, renders 

 it attractive at all times. A splendid variety for covering walls, verandahs, pilUrs, etc., being so 

 vigorous in growth as to make ahoots of from eight to ten feet during the searon ; or it may be 

 pegged down or grown in bush form with rich and striking efiect. It is also very handsome and 

 interesting as a pot plant. Its profusion of bloom is simply astonishing, producing a perfect blaze 

 of rich color and flowering for an unusuOlly long period. Everyone should have the Crimson Rambler. 

 Price.— From 2}{ inch pots, each, lOc. ; dozen, $1 00. 



Strong plants, from 4 inch pots, each, 20c. ; dozen, $2,00. 

 " Field-grown plants, each, 20c. ; dozen, $2.00. 



TWO IVEW AND VALUABLE HARDY RAMBLER ROSES. 



Leuchstern. In foliage and habit of 

 growth similar to Crimson Rambler, but a very 

 distinct variety in flower. The flowers are single 

 in large clusters, bright rose with white eye, 

 very numerous and beautiful. 



Price 



Rubin. In general appearance it resembles 

 Crimson Rambler, but the flowers are much 

 larger and of a very deep red or ruby color, very 

 effective and attractive. Both this and the pre- 

 ceding are great acquisitions. 

 From 21^ inch pots, each, 20c. ; dozen, $2.00. 

 Heavy plants, from 5 inch pots, each, 40c. 



