MISS EMMA V. WHITE 



SELECT PLANT LIST 



BY MAIL POSTPAID. 

 IMPORTANT NOTICE 



ALL PLANT ORDERS will be filled as 

 early in the spring as it is safe, generally 

 not before March 1, and you may be sure 

 of receiving fresh, thrifty stock. 



ALL SHRUBS, PERENNIALS AND CLIMB- 

 ING PLANTS are of one year's growth, 

 thrifty and well rooted. These are sent dor- 

 mant, that is, before they sprout, and cannot 

 be sent LATER THAN ABOUT APRIL 15th. 



ROSES AND BEDDING OR HOUSE 

 PLANTS are well established plants from 

 2% -in. pots. Roses, Carnations, Chrysanthe- 

 mums,. Coleus and Decorative plants may be 

 sent to ABOUT JUNE 1. No orders taken 

 after this date. 



I CANNOT SUPPLY any plant not in the 

 following list. 



COMBINATION PRICES not allowed on any 

 combinations except as given. 



MY PLANT DEPARTMENT is arranged 

 for spring deliveries only. 



I GUARANTEE ALL PLANTS to reach you 

 in good condition. Any complaints must be 

 made within a week thereafter. 



MY "CULTURE OF FLOWERS" (free if 

 asked for with an order of 25c or more) con- 

 tains a valuable article on Rose Culture. 



CLIMBING ROSES 



FOUR ROYAL RAMBLER ROSES 



Price, 12c each; any 3 for 32c; the 4, one of 

 each for 40c. AH are perfectly hardy and 

 unequalled for porch ornamentation. 



AGLAIA (Yellow Rambler). — Not so hardy 

 as the others, but it withstands, without pro- 

 tection, a continued temperature of zero, or I 

 a little below. Bright lemon j^ellow. 



CRIMSON RAMBLER. — The original Ram- 

 bler Rose; perfectly hardy everywhere. 



PHILADELPHIA RAMBLER.— Pure deep 

 crimson, brighter and more intense than 

 Crimson Rambler. It blooms two weeks ear- 

 lier and holds its color to the last. 



TRIER. — A new yellowish Rambler, per- 

 petual blooming. Flowers are larger than in 

 most Rambler Roses. The color is a soft, 

 creamy white, but the numerous yellow an- 

 thers give a decided yellow cast to the flow- 

 ers. Absolutely hardy. 



"ORIOLE."— A Yellower Yellow Rambler. 

 A new seedling: from Aglaia never before of- 

 fered. A pronounced yellow when the flow- 

 ers first open, the yellow tint being held 

 longer than in any other rose of this class. 

 It is very free flowering, the blossoms being 

 considerably larger than in the other Ram- 

 blers. Price, 20c each. 



Two Good Old Climbing Roses 



Price, 12c each; Jhe 2 for 20c. 



BALTIMORE BELLE. Pale blush, varie- 

 gated crimson. Flowers very double. 



QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIES.— Clear, light 

 red, sometimes with a white stripe; very 

 double and full, blooming in clusters. 



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N. Yakima, Wash. ---"The plants from you were In 

 splendid shape, as fresh as if just dug from the ground." 

 ---D. R. Barton. 



CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY 



A splendid new rose. The originator says of it: 

 "Of wonderful beauty and merit. A cross be- 

 tween American Beauty and an unnamed seedling. 

 Color, rosy crimson, identical with its well known 

 parent and with the same exquisite fragrance. 

 Hardy as an oak, of strong habit, making shoots 

 of 10 to 15 feet in a season. Flowers 3 to 4 inches 

 in diameter and borne in great profusion. Blooms 

 throughout the month of June, with occasional 

 flowers during the entire season." Price, 50 cents 

 each, postpaid. 



TWO NEW HARDY CLIMBING ROSES 



Price, 15c each; two for 28c. 



ROSE, FLOWER OF FAIRFIELD, or Everbloom- 

 ing Crimson Rambler. It commences to flower in 

 early summer and produces repeated crops of 

 bloom until late fall. It Is a sport from Crimson 

 Rambler, is of the same habit and color, though 

 perhaps a shade more brilliant, and has greater 

 resisting power to the sun. 



VELICHENBLAU, or Violet-blue Rose. The 

 most novel of all roses, the result of many years 

 of effort by expert rose growers. It blooms in large 

 clusters, like the Ramblers, is very hardy and not 

 troubled by mildew. Upon first opening the color 

 is a sort of rose, but soon changes to a steel blue, 

 like that of the early violets. 



