DiNGEE Guide To Rose Culture 



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HARDY CLIMBING KOSES — Continued. 



Keystone 



The Wonderful Blue Rose 



Veilchenblau or Violet-Blue. 



The Blue Rose is one of the most rampant grow- 

 ers we have ever seen, covering a large porch in a 

 single season. The flowers are borne in loose clus- 

 ters and are of a delightful shade of blue — something 

 entirely different from any Rose in cultivation. 



PRAIRIE QUEEN— Color bright pink, sometimes 

 with a white stripe. Large, compact and globular; 

 very full and double. 



^EMPRESS OF CHINA^The Ap- 



])le-Blossom Rose. Soft dark red, 

 changing to light pink like an 

 apple blossom. 



TRIUMPHANT— Deep rose, chang- 

 ing to pale carmine; shaded end 

 variegated 



WHITE MICROPHYLLA — Per- 

 fectly double and sweet; pure 

 white. 



MULTIFLORA— Fairly covers it- 

 self with great clusters of small, 

 white, single, fragrant flowers. 



SUPERBA- Bright rosy pink, clear 

 and beautiful. Blooms in clusters. 



TENNESSEE BELLE— Bright rosy 

 blush; large, full and fragrant. 



-^TAUNUS BLUMSCHEN- a new 



r rose-pink Rambler; a most pro- 

 ( fuse bloomer. 



Prices of all Roses on this page, 

 first size, one-year plants, except 

 where noted, 15c each; any 4 for 50c; 

 two-year-old plants, 40c; $4.00 per 

 dozen of one or more varieties. 

 Plants marked * furnished in speci- 

 men or Star siijs, 75c each. 



Introduced by us and one of the great climbers. 

 Perfectly hardy everywhere, blooms in wonderful 

 profusion, absolutely immune from insect attacks 

 and has a vigor of constitution found in no other 

 kind. The open flower of Ke3^stone is perfectly 

 double, with buds beautifully formed. It is a deep 

 lemon-yellow Rose, similar to Coquette de Lyon. 

 The fragrance is much like that of magnolia blos- 

 soms. Readily attains a height of 15 feet in a sea- 

 son, branching freely, and has always come through 

 the winter without damage, even in the most ex- 

 posed situations, not requiring protection. Keystone 

 possesses every feature that denotes a good Rose. 



DAWSON— xA. cross between IMultiflora and General 

 Jacqueminot. The flowers are bright carmine, 

 ery double and produced in large, pyramidal clus- 

 ters. 



LEUCHSTERN— Large bunches of single Avhite 

 flowers of bright rose, with distinct white eye. 



CLIMBING JULES MARGOTTIN— Flat carmine 

 flowers the same as the parent plant except a 

 little smaller. Splendid for pillars, etc. 



CLIMBING WHITE PET— Snow-white; cherry- 

 like fragrance. 



PRIDE OF WASHINGTON— Bright amaranth, 

 shaded rose center; large double clusters. 



LA FIAMMA — Dark, glossy green foliage. Flowers 

 crimson and white. 



The Glorious Keystone Climbing: Rose, 



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