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"SUCCESS WITH FLOWERS" 



An Illustrated Monthly Devoted to Floriculture and the Home 



For thLirteen years, through the generous patronage of our many friends, Success with Flowers has 

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Seven Sispethf Hatdy, Eyei'-blooming Roses Ftec ! 



(SEE COLOR-PLATE ILLUSTRATION ON PRECEDING PAGE) 



Every one sending us 50 cents for a year's subscription to Success with Flowers before July 1, 1903, 

 will receive postpaid, and free of all cost, either one (not both) of the two splendid collections described 

 below, each containing seven superb Roses. Remember, these are not common Roses, but are the best of 

 their class and color. The plants are large, strong and thrifty, sure to grow and bloom profusely thLs year. 

 When sent out they are carefully packed, correctly labeled, and delivery in first class condition guaranteed. 



COLLECTION NO. 14 



ROSE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.— It is well 

 called a champion. It blooms all the time and 

 produces magnificent double flowers of great size 

 in the greatest profusion throughout the entire 

 vear. Color rich, deep, rosy pink, Hardv. 



ROSE MAM AN COCHET,~A great hard.v, ever- 

 blooming Rose, with elegant large flowers, full and 

 double, borne on long, stiff stems. Color splendid 

 rich pink, not surpassed by any other Rose. Hardy. 



ROSE WHITE MAM AN COCH ET.— Identical with 

 Pink Mainaii Cochet of which it is an offspring, 

 with the exception that the flowers are pure white 

 and of immense size. The Cochet Roses are the 



ROSE GOLDEN GATE. — A glorious Rose, with 

 large, full, finely formed flowers; buds long and 

 beautiful. Color rich creamy white, tinted with 

 golden yellow and clear rose. Splendid in every 

 particular. 



ROSE METEOR. — The darkest velvety crimson, 

 ever-blooming Rose known. The flowers are of 

 splendid size, very double, perfect in shape, both in 

 bud and when fully open, and it is free growing as 

 well as free blooming. 



best outdoor Roses in existence. 



ROSE CLOTILDE SOU PERT. —A strong, dwarf 

 grower, producing cluster after cluster of the finest 

 formed flowers. Full, double and ver>' sweet. Color 

 ivory white, center silvery pink. Hardy. 



ROSE ETOILE DE LYON.— The best golden yel- 

 low Rose for outdoors. A strong, healthy and vig- 

 orous grower and immense bloomer, bearing flowers 

 that are very deep, rich and full; perfectly double. 

 Very hardy. 



Plestre order as Collection No. 1 4. No change c&n be made in this set. 



COLLECTION No. 15 



We give herewith another list of seven Roses, ranking equally with those described above ; and prac 

 tically duplicating them for color of bloom. Remember, you have your choice between the two collections 



ROSE MRS. DeGRAW.— A great hardy Rose 

 handsome, deep, double, bright pink flowers. Al 

 ways blooming. 



ROSE PINK LA FRANCE.— So famous that a 

 description is hardly needed. Superb flowers of 

 grand size, silvery pink, tinged crimson; fragrance 

 delicious. A lovely Rose, 



ROSE STAR OF LYON.— A great golden yellow 

 Rose, large, deep; double flowers, produced in im- 

 mense quantities. 



ROSE PINK SOUPERT.— Almost identical with 

 that great Rose, Clotilde Soupert, except in color, 

 v.'hich is bright pink. 



PIe«k.ie order as Collection No. 1 5. 



ROSE MADAME JOS. SCHWARTZ.— Extra large 

 globular flowers, full and sweet, pure white, tinted 

 with pale yellow and rosy blush. Very handsome, 



ROSE GRUSS AN TEPLITZ.— The sweetest and 

 most vivid crimson Rose in the world. Large, full 

 double flowers, color dark, fiery crimson; exquisitely 

 fragrant, 



ROSE KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA.— The 



queen of white Roses; without exception one of the 

 greatest hardy ever-blooming Roses known. Im- 

 mense, large, full double creamy white flowers. 

 Wonderfully fragrant. 



No change ceoi be mek.de in this set. 



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 COLLECTIONS OF SEVEN ROSES ARE NOT WORTH 50 CENTS, WE WILL CHEER- 

 FULLY .REFUND THE MONEY SENT US. 



ImOOrtS^nt. These Collections are sent separate from r^ular plant orders. Whichever one of these 



*I ! Collections you select, be sure to give the correct number, either 14 or 15. 



Our Gu€kr&ntee. ^^^ guarantee that the Roses we shall send you will be strong, healthy Plants, 



■ sure to grow and produce a profusion of flowers this year. The reason of this 



Superb oflfer is that we grow them in enormous quantities and you get the benefit of our immense facilities. 

 Q,q\^ Them Now! Although it may be too early to plant outdoors in your locality we urge that 



you secure the plants at once, and they will be all the better for a good start in 



pots indoors until time to set out ; or, if you desire, you may send your sul>scription now, and we will hold 

 the plants for you until such time as you 'may direct us to ship. After the stock on hand is exhausted no 

 more can be furnished. 



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