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Three Famous "Soapert" Roses. 



ABSOLUTELY HARDY. 



BLOOM CONTINUOUSLY. 



IF you want Roses that will give you absolute satisfaction from the day they are planted, we would urge that you plant 

 these famous varieties. Entirely hardy without protection, they bloom the first and every year from early May until 

 severe freezing weather. We have seen them unfold perfect flowers even after a severe snow-storm. Of dwarf, 

 stocky, uniform growth, they possess valuable qualities found m no other Roses. By all means include these great varie- 

 ties in your order. 



YELLOW SOUPERT (MoseUa). CLOTILDE SOUPERT. 



This is everybody's Rose. Fully as hardy and equally 

 as free blooming as Clotilde Soupert or Pink Soupert, and 

 like them a strong, dwarf, bushy grower. Flowers are very 

 double and of the same Camellia-like form as Clotilde 

 Soupert. Produces immense clusters of flowers that are 

 really beautifully formed. Buds exceedingly dainty and 

 attractive. The color is white on beautiful light yellow 

 ground, which becomes a chrome 

 yellow in the centre of 

 flower. Ifyouwanta 

 genuinely satisfactory 

 Rose take our advice 

 and try this variety. 



So famous has this superb variety become that it is almost 

 unnecessary to describe it. Rose lovers the world over 

 know it to be one of the best Roses. It is a strong, dwarf 

 grower and a truly wonderful bloomer, producing cluster 

 after cluster of finest formed flowers. In form they are 

 distinct, large, round and flat, with beautifully imbricated 

 petals; perfectly full and double and deliciously sweet. 

 _ The coloring effect is grand — 



~^ ivory white shading toward the 

 centre to silvery rose. Whether 

 growmg in the open ground or in 

 pots, the bush, throughout 

 the growing season, is 

 X literally loaded down 

 with its large, 

 handsome flowers. 

 For outdoor plant- 



One of each, postpaid, for 35 cts 



strong plants, 15 cts. each; any 5 for 50 cts.;, 

 12 for $1 ; 25 for $2, postpaid by Mail ; $6.50 per 

 100 by Express, Strong- t^vo-year-old plants, 

 30 cts. each ; any 4 for $1 ; $3 per dozen, by Ex- 

 press only. 



I want to tell you about the " Soupert " 

 set of Roses which have been planted a 

 little more than a month. Although but 

 quite small, these are ready to bloom, 

 being burdened with magnificent buds. 

 Any one wishing good, ever-blooming 

 Roses should plant the "Soupert" Roses. 

 E. J. Blochberger, 



Leavenworth, Kans. 



One of 



each, two- 

 y ea r- ol d 

 plants, for 

 75 cts., by 

 Express. 



no supe- 

 rior. A b s o - 

 lutely hardy with- 

 out protection. 



PINK SOUPERT. 



Identical with Clotilde 

 Soupert, except in color of 

 flower. Has the same 

 stocky, sturdy habit of growth, blooms as free, with large, 

 handsome flowers, same form as Clotilde Soupert. Color 

 rich, dark, shining pink, sometimes nearly red. Young 

 plants commence to bloom in May and continue to give 

 crop after crop of flowers until late in October. Small 

 plants frequently produce 50 perfect flowers at one time. 

 Hardy without protection. 



Good Roses are so rare that it gives us no little sat- 

 isfaction to recommend these three Soupert Roses. We 

 want you to try them on our recommendation. There 

 are other Roses as good, but certainly none better. 



SPECIAL OFFER.— One each of ihe ihree grand Soupert 

 Roses, strong plants, for 35 cts.; 4 sets for $1, postpaid by Mai!, 



PLEASE ORDER AS "SOUPERT SET" OF ROSES. 



