MINXEAPOLI S, M I X N. 
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RAPID-GROWLXG HARDY RAMBLER ROSES 
Rose Climbing American Beauty 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY. Large 
glowing red; fragrant; very hardy. Has all 
the good qualities of American Beauty with 
the addition of the climbing habit. Unex- 
celled as a porch or trellis cover. Price: 
1 year, 30c; 2 year, 75c. 
EXCELSA. Bright crimson flowers borne 
in clusters of from twenty to forty blooms, 
almost concealing the foliage. The best of 
the red cluster-flowering climbers. 1 year, 
20c; 2 year, 60c. 
DOROTHY PERKINS. A wonderful fast- 
growing shell-pink climber. Cluster flower- 
ing. 1 year, 25c; 2 year, 65c. 
BLUE RAMBLER. Magenta blue in color. 
A perpetual source of wonder. Absolutely 
different from any other rose. 1 year, 25c; 
2 year, 65c. 
DR. W. TAX FLEET. "Flowers over four 
inches across." Color a delicate shade of 
flesh pink, deepening to rosy-flesh in the 
center. Stems 12 to 18 inches in length. 
A peer among climbers. Don't fail to plant 
this one. 28c each; 2 year, 70c each. 
CLIMBING PINK AMERICAN BEAUTY 
(Christine Wright). Strong climbing habit, 
large, heavy dark green foliage, immune 
to disease. Flowers are ZY* to 4 inches 
in diameter, borne singly and in clusters. 
Color, bright wild-rose pink. 28c each; 2 
year, 70c each. 
SILYER MOON. Flowers run four inches 
and over in diameter, clear silvery white 
in color, petals of great substance and 
beautifully cupped. Long stems. Foliage 
immune from mildew. 25c each; 2 year, 
(35c. 
THOUSAND BEAUTIES. A single cluster 
of flowers is a whole bouquet in itself. 
The colors run from delicate balsam or ten- 
der rose, with white, yellow and various 
other tints showing. Few thorns. Very 
hardy. 25c each; 2 year, 65c. 
HARDY MARECHAL NIEL (Gardenia). 
There is an unlimited demand for this won- 
derful Rose, which produces a mass of fra- 
grant, golden-yellow flowers. They are of 
globular shape, large and double. Has 
grown over 20 feet in a season. Requires 
little or no care. 28c each. Strong 2 year 
plants, 70c. 
PAULS SCARLET CLUMBER. The flowers 
of this superb Rose are vivid scarlet shaded 
with bright crimson, and are produced in 
large clusters. Very fragrant. Flowers are 
double, borne on good stems. 25c each; 
2 year, 70c. 
WHITE DOROTHY PERKINS. Best hardy 
white cluster-flowering climbing Rose 
grown. A splendid companion for Dorothy 
Perkins, blooming at the same time. 1 year, 
20c each; 2 year, 60c. 
PHILADELPHIA RAMBLER. Flowers 
borne in clusters, completely covering the 
whole bush. Color, pure, deep, rich crim- 
son. Unequaled for covering porches, screens, 
trellises, etc. A Rose for those who desire a 
solid mass of crimson bloom. 25c each; 
2 year plants, 60c. 
AMERICAN PILLAR. Its great mass of 
bloom fairly covers the bush. Flowers mea- 
sure three to five inches across. A beautiful 
Rose — highly recommended. Never troubled 
with insects. 1 year, 20c each; 2 year 
plants, 60c. 
SHOWER OF GOLD. Color, deep golden 
yellow with orange shadings. Beautiful 
metallic foliage. Contrasted with a pink or 
red Rose it is very showy. 25c each; 2 
year, 65c. 
