CLIMBING ROSE 



Dorothy Perkins, 

 year, 25c; 

 HARDY JUNE 



CLIMBING ROSES 

 Climbing American 

 Beauty. Hardy, 

 strong- growing, 

 making- canes from 

 10 to 15 feet in a sea- 

 son. Rosy-crimson 

 flowers, produced 

 freely in June. 1 

 year, each, 30; 2 year, 

 each, 75c. 



Dorothy Perkins. The most graceful, 

 free flowering and vigorous climbing 

 rose; flowers produced in clusters, — 

 thousands on a single plant. Beautiful, 

 fragrant shell-pink rose. 1 year, each, 

 25c 2 year,; each, 70c. 



White Dorothy Perkins. A pure white 

 sport of the Dorothy Perkins. Blooms 

 at the same time. 1 year, each, 25c; 2 

 year, each, 65c. 



Shower of Gold. Deep golden-yellow 

 and orange. 1 year, each, 25c; 2 year, 

 each, 75c. 



Dr. w. Van Fleet. The flowers, when 

 open, measure over 4 inches in diam- 

 eter, and are borne in profusion. Color, 

 delicate shade of flesh pink, double and 

 very fragrant. 1 year, each, 30c; 2 

 year, each, 70c. 



Christine Wright. (Pink Climb. Ameri- 

 can Beauty.) Double flowers, 2y 2 to 4 

 inches in diameter. A bright wild-rose 

 pink. 1 year, 30c; 2 year, 75c. 

 American Pillar. "Hardy as an Oak." 

 Its mass of flaming-pink flowers, 3 to 

 5 inches in diameter fairly covers the 

 bush. 1 year, 28c; 2 year, 70c. 

 Tausendschoen. (Thousand Beauties.) 

 Colors run from rose through the 

 shades of carmine, with white, yellow 

 and other tints showing; strong grow- 

 er, few thorns. 1 year, 27c each; 2 year, 

 75c each. 



Collection No. 518. 1 each of the above 

 8 Climbing Roses, 1 year, $2.00; 2 year, 

 $5.00. 



MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 



HYBRID PERPETUAL OR JUNE 

 ROSES 



Price, 1 year, each, 30c; 2 year, each, 



75c. 

 Madame Masson. (H. J. B.) Crimson, 

 symmetrically perfect and fragrant. Be- 

 gins to bloom when plant is small and 

 blooms over a long period. 

 Gloire De Lyonnaise. Salmon yellow. 

 1 year, each, 28c; 2 year, each, 75c. 

 Clio. The Peony Rose. (H. J. B.) 

 Flowers very large; color, flesh, shaded 

 in center to pink. Hardy, vigorous 

 grower and free bloomer. 

 General Jacquiminot. (H. J. B.) Fa- 

 mous the world over as one of the most 

 magnificent, hardy crimson roses ever 

 produced. 



VIck's Caprice. Large flowers; color, 

 satin-pink, striped with carmine. It is 

 beautiful in bud form. 1 year, each, 

 25c; 2 year, each, 70c. 



Coqnette Des Alpes. A fine formed, 

 pure, large white rose; beautiful shell- 

 shaped petals. 



Collection No. 510. 1 each of the above 

 six 2 year roses for $3.75. 

 Collection No. 512. 1 each of the above 

 six 1 year roses for $1.25. 



HARDY JUNE ROSES (Continued) 

 Madam Chas. W r ood. Hardy in the 

 north without protection. The flowers 

 are large, perfectly double and of daz- 

 zling scarlet-crimson color. 

 Engen Fnrst. Brilliant cherry red. 

 Fine form and fragrant. Excellent cut 

 flower. 1 year, each, 28c; 2 year, 75c. 

 Madam Plantier. A white rose of ex- 

 ceptional beauty, withstands drought, 

 therefore adapted for cemetery plant- 

 ing. 1 year, each, 25c; 2 year, each, 70c. 

 Gloire De ^'Exposition De Brussels. 

 The black rose. One of the largest and 

 best garden -roses. Velvety crimson 

 rose, with flrey center. 1 year, each, 

 30c; 2 year, each, 75c. 

 Black Prince. Awarded National Rose 

 Society Gold Medal. Fine dark crim- 

 son and one of the most fragrant roses 

 in cultivation. 1 year, each, 25c; 2 

 year, each, 70c. 



Anna De Dieshach. Brilliant pink, 

 long, pointed buds and large, fine- 

 formed flowers. 1 year, each, 28c; 2 

 year, each, 75c. 



CARNATIONS 



25c each; 3 for 72c. 

 Enchantress. Popular light pink. 

 Harlovrarden. Dazzling crimson. 

 Rose-Pink Enchantress. The prize 

 winner. 



Matchless. Unexcelled white. 

 Gaiety. White, penciled red. Spicy 



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