Climbing Helen Gould 



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Strong-Lowing, free-blooming, beautiful, new 



r-limbing liose. 1 iiis wonderful Helen Gould bush 



tHBF.. . ^T^^^Kf^^^l^K^^^SP^!^^^ <^,~^ ■^■A K-ose (Red Maman Cochet), v/hich we introduced 



1^^. ^^J^^SBJBBPjj^B^p ^^^8 ' ■■l' Wm ^^ 1900, has been generally acknowledged as the 



HO.-.jf'rL^B^B^lJ^^'B^BP^HHKialS. '^'^ttflHI queen of crim-^on garden Roses. This new, con- 



CLnrBrs'G HELEN gottld tinuous-blooming and perfectly hardy climbing 



Rose we have named Climbing Helen Gould be- 

 cause it was a reproduction of Helen Gould except in its rampant chmbing habit. It will certainly take 

 place as the Queen of Everblooming Climbing Roses. There is the same magnificent deep and double 

 flowers, the same freedom of bloom, as shown in Plelen Gould, but produced in the form of a splendid, 

 \igorous climbing Rose. The growth is sturdy, the foliage grand, the flowers warm, rosy crimson, sometimes 

 beautifully striped, flamed and shaded in bright carmine over pale rose. This is a Rose of extraordinar\' 

 merit and we recommend that it be planted in even,- garden. 



Strong plants, 20 cts. each, $1 for 6; larger size, 30 cts. each, $1 for 4, postpaid. Two-year -old plants, 

 46 cts. each,; heavy three -year -old plants, 65 cts. each. 



^ Philadelphia Crimson Rambler 



This now famous variety differs from the old Crimson RamVjler in ha^'ing brighter, deeper and more 

 intense crimson color. Blooming earlier than the Crimson Rambler, it has the additional advantage of 

 being entirely free from mildew. Flowers perfectly double and of excellent substance. 15 Cts. each, 50 cts. 

 for 4, $1 for "9; larger size, 25 cts. each, $1 for 5, 'postpaid ; two-year-old plants, 40 cts. each,; extra-large, 

 three- and four-year-old plants, 65 cts. each. 



^ NEWPORT FAIRY 



A valuable new climbing Rose, with many charm- 

 ing characteristics. It is a strong, sturdy grower, 

 •wath healthy, Vjright green foliage. It is everbloom- 

 ing, producing an abundance of lovely single flow- 

 ers. Thev are of deep pink color, shaded lighter in 

 center. Kewport Fain.' is perfectly hardy and a 

 fair trial ^\^ll make many new friends for it. We 

 have grown it on our grounds for several years and 

 it has given thorough satisfaction at all times and 

 seasons. It is, ^N-itliout doubt, one of the finest 

 introductions of recent years. Strong, young plants, 

 20 cts. each; two-year -old plants, 50 cts. each; three- 

 year-old plants, 65 cts. each. 



^ AMERICAN PILLAR 



A new climber of extremely vigorous habit of 

 growth, the bushes being clothed in lively greeu 

 from earliest spring until late in the fall. The 

 enormous flowers measure frequently 4 inches in 

 diameter and are borne in clusters. They are pro- 

 duced in greatest profusion, fairly covering the bush, 

 and their pretty pink color is a dehght to the eye. 

 In the fall, the flowers are followed by large clusters 

 of attractive red berries, which are highly orua' 

 mental. Planted singly or in groups on the lawn, 

 tliis Rose is sure to evoke favorable comment. 

 Strong, young plants, 30 cts. each; two-yeair-old 

 plants, 60 cts. each; three -year -old plants, $1 each. 



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