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HYBRID TEA ROSES— Continued 



Hoosier Beauty 



The rich colors of this marvelous rose have never been 

 equalled — dusky, crimson scarlet, with dark shadings and of 

 a depth found in no other rose. Heavy petals of a velvet 

 like texture add to the richness of the colors. The buds are 

 of good size, last well, and open into magnificent 

 blooms, quite dazzling in their velvety brilliance 

 and retaining their colors until the petals fall. An 

 extremely vigorous grower, sending forth long, 

 heavy canes, with many shoots. 

 Jonkheer J. L. Mock. Sometimes called "The 

 Giant Pink from Holland", this rose is very 

 imposing and of the largest size. The buds are 

 immense and of very fine form, borne on long, 

 stiff stems. Color a clear imperial pink, 

 reflexed petals of a lighter shade. Strong, 

 tall grower, at its best in heat, when the heavy 

 petals open to perfection. Very hardy. 

 Deserves a place in every garden. 

 Dean Hole. Silvery carmine Roses with salmon 

 shadings. The coloring is distinct and unique; 

 handsome tribute to the eminent Rosarian whose 

 name it bears. 

 Mad. Caroline Testout. This is the Rose which 

 grows so luxuriantly in the Far West that it has 

 been adopted by the State of Oregon as its State 

 Flower. In color, it is of a satiny Rose, deepening 

 to clear red in the center. One of the most depend- 

 able roses. 

 Mad. Jules Grolez. The color is a distinct and 

 charming shade of cherry-red. The fine form and 

 attractive shape of the flowers makes them excellen t for 

 for cutting. Remarkably strong. 



Crimson Queen. Recause of its rich coloring this is a 

 wonderful garden or bedding rose — bright, velvety 

 crimson. A strong, vigorous, upright grower, always 

 in bloom. Extremely hardy. 

 Helena Cambier. Of unusual beauty, with large, 

 double, beautifully formed flowers. The colors are 

 varying, ranging from salmon-rose to coppery-rose, 

 very often a handsome saffron hue. As the flowers 

 expand the colors become lighter. 

 Wellesley . A most magnificent garden Rose of a beautiful shade 

 of pink, vigorous, healthy growers; remarkably free-flowering, 

 particularly adapted for outdoor culture. 

 Meteor. Very few dark Roses compare with this in richness and depth in 

 color, which is a rich velvety crimson, shading very dark in the depths of 

 the petals. 

 Chrissie MacKellar. Of a very beautiful shade of crimson and carmine, with verna- 

 tions on rich deep ochre. 

 Red Letter Day. A velvety brilliant glowing scarlet crimson bud opening into a 

 cactus like flower which retains its color, because the reflex of the petals is satiny 

 crimson scarlet. A rose of exquisite grace and charm. A robust grower. 

 Wm. Notting. Owing to its size and freedom of bloom it should be in every garden. 

 Rlooms fine, large, full and double and perfect formation. Color a bright rosy cerise, 

 with a deeper center. Fragrant. 

 Premier. The blooms are immense, often measuring 5 and 6 inches across the open 

 flower; buds long, full and pointed. Color rich, deep, rose-pink, without shadings, 

 which is retained well, except in excessive heat. Growth is sometimes slow in getting 

 started, but then it is very vigorous. This rose is a profuse bloomer, and the beauty 

 of its blooms is seldom equalled. No rose garden is complete without it . 



Price. First size, one-year plants, 35 cts. each, for all Roses on this page; 6 for $1.75, postpaid; 

 two-year-old plants, 90 cts. each, by express; $9.00 per dozen of one or more varieties, 6 at 

 doz. rate; $1.00 each by Parcel Post with soil on roots. 



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