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J. STECKLER SEED CO., LTD., ALMANAC AND 



PREIHEBR VON MARSHALL.— As an 



outdoor bedding rose it has no superior. 

 The flowers are large, beautifully shaped, 

 double and full, borne in great profusion all 

 through the growing season. One of the 

 brightest red tea roses in existence. Be 

 sure to try it. 



GOIiDEN GrATE. — Flowers shell pink 

 shading to creamy-flesh; beautiful buds. 



G-ENEBAI. DE TABTAS. — Light red, a 

 constant bloomer; fine for cut flowers. Of 

 vigorous growth. 



HEZ.EN aOUIiD OR BAI.DUIN. — Large 

 handsome foliage, rosy crimson flowers of 

 the largest size. Long pointed buds and 

 vigorous. Be sure to trv this rose. 



ISABEZiIiA SPBUNT. — Clear lemon yel- 

 low, pretty buds, free bloomer and goad 

 grower. 



KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA.— 

 Pure white, extra fine. 



ZiA FRANCE. — Delicate silvery rose 

 color, shaded with pink. 



LOUIS PHILIPPE.— Brilliant fiery red, 

 the best red bedding rose; very sweet. 



MADAME JENNY GUILLEMOT.— Buds 

 long and pointed, deep saffron yellow, open- 

 ing canary with dark golden shadings, a 

 fine upright grower of branching habit. 



MADAME LOMBABD. — A beautiful 

 shade of reddish bronze, passing to salmon 

 fawn. A very strong grower and good 

 bloomer. 



MADAME DE VATBY. — Rich red 

 changing to silvery peach. An old rose of 

 merit. 



MADAME E. DUBANTHON.— This is a 

 very unique colored rose, produces a dis- 

 tinct globe-shaped bloom. It is indeed a 

 beauty. Don't fail to try it. 



MAMAN COCHET.— Pink, deserves to 

 rank as the best in its color, the flowers 

 are large and full. Strong stems and fine 

 foliage. One of the very best roses. 



MAMAN COCHET. — White. Same as 

 preceding, except color is pure white. 



MADAME CAMILLE.— Rosy blush, with 

 salmon shades. 



MADAME SCHWALLEB. — Bright pink, 

 delightfully fragrant. 



MADAME WELCHE.— Amber yellow 

 with crimson rose center. 



MADAME CABOLINE EUSTEB.— Long 

 buds, light yellow. A strong grower and 

 free bloomer. 



MADAME FBANCISEA KBUGEB. — 

 Deep coppery-yellow, shaded to rose. A 

 splendid sort. 



MAD. JOSEPH SCHWABTZ.— Sometimes 

 called white Duchess de Brabant, similar 

 except in color, which is white flushed with 

 pink. 



MARIE GUILLOT. — Pure ivory white. 



MARIE LOUISE. — Profuse bloomer, 

 color light blush. An excellent bedding 

 rose; free bloomer. 



MARIE VAN HOUTTE. — A beautiful 

 pale canary yellow edged with rose. A 

 strong vigorous grower. 



METEOR. — A deep velvety crimson, con- 

 stant bloomer and thrifty grower. 



MBS. BENJ. B. CANT.— Clear bright 

 rosy pink, large size, double and full. The 

 most vigorous of all tea roses. Blooms the 

 entire season; we highly recommend it. 



PAPA GONTIEB. — Carmine, flushed 

 crimson. Produces beautiful buds very 

 freely. 



SAPBANO. — Saffron yellow with orange. 

 Grandmother's favorite; elegant buds. 



SOMBBIEUL OB CAMELIA.— White 

 tinged delicate rose, very vigorous grower. 



SOUV. DE LA MALMAISON.— Flesh 

 color, cup-shaped, full to the center. An 

 old favorite, still one of the best roses. 



SOUV. DE PBESIDENT CABNOT.— A 

 grand rose. A beautiful light fawn color; 

 very free flowering. 



SOUV. DE FIEBBE NOTTING. — 

 Creamy-yellow, shaded light peach. 



THE BABY BAMBLEB. (Mme. Norbert 

 Levavasseur.) — Is a cross between Crim- 

 son Rambler and one of the dwarf Poly- 

 anthea sorts, producing large trusses of 

 bright crimson flowers similar to Crimson 

 Rambler, making dwarf compact bushes 

 not over 18 inches high. 



THE WHITE BABY BAMBLEB. (Cath- 

 erine Zeixaet.) — Produces double white 

 flowers in abundance, of free compact 

 growth. 



THE Q U E E N.— Beautiful long snow 

 white buds. 



TBIOMPHE DE FEBNET PEBE. — Ma- 

 genta red, passing to rich crimson. 



WM. B. SMITH. — As a Summer bedder 

 will rank with the two Cochets, produces 

 immense quantities of fine flowers of 

 creamy white, with pink shadings. The 

 strongest grower of all the Summer 

 bedders. 



Price: 4-inch pots, 20c. each; $2.00 per 

 dozen. Stronger plants, 30c. each; $3.00 

 per dozen. Strong field grown plants, 40c. 

 and 50c. each; $4.00 and $5.00 per dozen. 



Climbing Roses. 



AGLIA. — (Yellow Bambler). — This comes 

 next to Crimson Rambler for beauty. It is 

 a hardy climbing yellow rose. 



CHBOMATELLA, OB CLOTH OF GOLD. 

 Clear golden yellow. 



CLIMBING DEVONIENSIS.— Red. 



CLIMBING MALMAISON.— A lovely 

 flesh color. Strong grower. 



CLIMBING M E T E O B. — Rich velvety 

 crimson. Extra fine; hardy. 



CLIMBING PAUL NEYBON— (Madame 

 Wagram). — Large pink flowers of magnifi- 

 cent satin rose color. Extremely beautiful. 



CLIMBING WOOTEN.— Deep, rich red, 

 fragrant. 



CBIMSON BAMBLEB,— Bright scarlet 

 in immense panicles of flfty or more 

 blooms. Magnificent and hardy. 



LADY BANKS. — Yellow and white. 



LAMABQUE. — Pale canary yellow, al- 

 most white. 



JAMES SPBUNT.— Crimson. 



MAD. ISAAC PEBBIEB.— Crimson, very 

 fragrant. 



MABECHAL NEIL.— Everybody's favor- 

 ite, deep golden yellow. Best yellow rose. 



MBS. BOBT. PEABY, OB CLIMBING 

 KAISEBIN. — The greatest of all climbing 

 hardy roses. Largest size buds and fiowers 

 of pure white. This is a grand rose. 



PINK BAMBLEB. — Deep, rich pink, very 

 handsome; hardy. 



FILLAB OF GOLD. — Color rosy-pink, 

 base of petals yellow; an extra fine rose in 

 every detail. 



PBESIDENT CLEVELAND — (Climbing' 

 Marie Guillot). — The Queen of White 

 Roses. It is one of the most rapid grow- 

 ing and vigorous climbing roses we have 

 ever seen. It blooms continuously through- 

 out the season. The flowers are magnifi- 

 cently made, exti-a large, deep and double. 



We strong-ly advise sMpping- by Express whenever practicable; this will enable us to 



send much strong-er plants and gfuarantee safer delivery. If oi^dered by 



mail add 20 per cent, of the value of plants to cover postage. 



