Wcw Brunswick. N. J. ---"I am so pleased with Roses -51- 

 that I am sending for more. ■'■•--Mrs. Chas. Ronney 



CLIMBING ROSES— Continued 

 THE TWO DOROTHYS 



FOH 22 CEXTS, POSTPAID. 



DOROTHY PERKINS. The best pink hardy 

 climbing rose, of rambler habit, with beautiful 

 Bhell-pink flowers, borne in loose clusters of 

 from 30 to 40 in a truss, sweetly scented. 

 See cover illustration. Price. 12c. 



WHITE DOROTHY PERKINS. A depend- 

 able, hardy, climbing white rose, adapted to 

 all sections, has at last been found in this 

 pure white sport from the popular Pink Dor- 

 othy Perkins, which it exactly resembles In all 

 Its 'desirable qualities, including vigorous habit 

 of growth and pro^se and long continued 

 flowering. As it blooms at the same time, it 

 Is a splendid companion to the pink variety. 

 Price. 15c, the two for 22c, 



THE ANGLO-SAXON COLLECTION 



FOR 35 CENTS, POSTPAID. 



GOLDFINCH. A new English Rambler Rose, 

 of a decided yellow tinge. Like all ramblers 

 In vigorous growth and profuse flowering. Also 

 fweet-scented. Given award of merit from the 

 Royal Horticultural Society. Price, 15c. 



HIAWATHA. An American variety, a beau- 

 tlul single rambler. Though single, the flow- 

 ers are so abundant as to completely cover 

 the plants and they have an artistic attraction 

 far surpassing the double sorts. Price. 12c. 



TATJSENDSCHON. "Thousand Beauties." 

 from Germany. Surpasses all other roses in 

 this section in growth and beauty and quan- 

 tity of bloom. Color lovely soft pink, chang- 

 ing to rosy carmine: in bloom from June to 

 the end of July. Price, 15c; 3 for 36c. 



EVERBLOOMING BEDDING ROSES 



These are the House, or Tea Roses. They 

 bloom the first year, and many are hardy 

 enough with protection to live out over winter. 

 South of latitude 40 degrees all are hardy. 



Price, 12c each; 3 for 32c; 6 for 60c. 



BRIDESMAID. A popular pink tea rose. 



CAROLINE MARNTESSE. An absolutely 

 hardy rose, always in flower. Flowers pure 

 white with the least tinge of pink. 



CATHERINE MERMET. Shining pink, 

 buds especially beautiful. 



CLOTHILDE SOITPERT. Color a French 

 white, deepening to a rosy blush. Profuse 

 bloomer, hardy for garden 



KILLARNEY. A brilliant. Imperial pink. 

 Has lived OYer winter in Minneapolis without 

 protection. 



LA FRANCE. Queen of all the pink teas. 



MARION DINGEE. Deep crimson, the dark- 

 est tea rose. 



PRINCESS BONNIE. Rich crimson, has no 

 superior. 



PERLE DE JARDLNES. The most popular 

 yellow. 



MISS KATE MOITLTON. Beautiful light 

 pink, with heavy foliage like American Beau- 

 ty. Splendid for the house or garden. 



MAMAN COCHET. A queen among roses. 

 Flowers very large, rich coral pink shaded 

 ro sy cri mson. Immense bloomer and hardy 



WHITE COCHET. New. Best white for 

 open ground culture and hardv almost every- 

 where. The two Cochets for 22c. 



Drakes Branch, Va,. --Thanks for the plants : they seemed 

 as fresh when received as when sent."— Kate B, Lipscomb. 



MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 



COLLECTION OF EVERBLOOMING 

 BEDDING ROSES 



In ordering give simply the name of collec- 

 tion wanted These may be had separately, or 

 in your own combination, at prices for ever- 

 hlnnmins roses given above. 



LA raANCE^ COLLECTION. One each of 

 Duchess of Albany, red: La France; Champion 

 of the World, deep pink, and Princess Bonnie. 



^'tHe'^'iSteInATIONAL COLLECTION. 

 Etoile de France, velvety crimson; Etoile Lyon, 

 golden vellow: Gruss au Teplitz. new red from 

 Germany; Kaiserin Augusta Victoria white; 

 Killarney, rosy pink; Wellesley, pmk. bix 



''''tHe''wEDDING BELLS COLLECTION. The 



Bride, white; Bridesmaid, pink; Richmond, 

 dark red. Three roses for 32c. 



SOITPERT COLLECTION. Clothilde Soupert 

 (blush whiteK Pink Soupert and Yellow Sou- 

 pert (Moselle). Three roses for 32c. 



MOSS ROSES 



BLANCH MOREAU, pure ^^li^e ;^OTIMSON 

 GLOBE fine deep crimson; PRINCESS ADE- 

 LAIDE,' bright rosy pink. Price, 15c each; 

 tliree Lone of each) for 40c. 



MISCELLANEOUS ROSES 



THE FAMOUS BABY ROSES 



BABY RAMBLER. Crimson, a superb rose 

 for pot culture, or for bedding. Hardy and al- 

 most never without blooms. Price, 12c; 2 

 for 20c. 



BABY DOROTHY. Rose-pink, similar to 

 Dorothy Perkins. Hardy, blooming from early 

 spring to late fall. Price, 15c. 



JXSSIE. The latest Baby Rose, of a de- 

 cided red color. — a shade not common among 

 roses. Price. 15e. 



MRS. CTTTBTTSH. The new baby rose, color 

 peach-blossom pink, of the same attractive 

 habits of growth and profuse flowering as the 

 other baby roses. Entirely hardy. Price, 15c. 



WHITE BABY RAMBLER (True). The 

 same as the above in habit of growth and 

 freedom of bloom. Price, 15c. 



TWO IRON-CLAD RUGOSA ROSES 



FOR 28 CENTS, POSTPAID. 



These new hybrids between the Japanese 

 Rugosa roses and hardy garden roses form a 

 new race of especial hardiness, which may be 

 grown In the most extreme North and North- 

 west sections where few other roses will stand 

 the climate. 



CONRAD F. MEYER. A beautiful, clear, 

 silvery pink, of ironclad hardiness and spicy 

 fragrance. Splendid for a flowering hedge. 

 Price, 15c. 



MADAM GEORGES BRTTANT. Semi-double, 

 pure white, produced freely in showy clusters. 

 Price, 15c. 



"Five Babies Collection for 60 Cents" 



Baby Rambler, crimson; Baby Dorothy, 

 dark pink; Jessie, bright red; Mrs. Cutbush, 

 light pink; White Baby Rambler. 



MY CULTURE OF FLOIVERS 



(Free if asked (or with an order of 25c or more) 

 Has a valuable article on Rose Culture. 



