MISS EMMA V. WHITE 



frau Karl Druse tin.t 



HARDY HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES 



Roses of this class are thoroughly hardy and 

 should be planted in open ground. When es- 

 tablished they bloom in June and July, and at 

 intervals the balance of the season. The quan- 

 tity and size of the blooms will be greatly in- 

 creased by severe pruning each spring. Cut 

 out rough axd scraggly wood and cut other 

 Bhoots back, leaving only two or three eyes to 

 grow. Price. 15c each; 3 for 40c; 6 for 75c. 



ALFRED COLOMB. Carmine crimson. Large 

 and free flowering. 



ANNE DE DIESBACH. Brilliant shell pink, 

 very large. 



GEN. JACQUEMINOT. The grand old "Jack" 

 Rose. Dark red. 



MARGARET DICKSON. Magnificent white 

 rose, with pale flesh center. Wherever ex- 

 hibited it carries off first honors, receiving in 

 one year six certificates of merit. 



MARSHALL P. WILDER. Bright scarlet 

 crimson, very fragrant. 



MME. GABRIEL LUIZET. One of the most 

 beautiful of all roses. Exquisite shade of clear 

 coral rose. 



MME. PLANTIER. Pure white, profuse 

 bloomer. An "iron clad" in hardiness and 

 splendid for cemetery planting. 



MAGNA CHARTA. Extra hardy, large and 

 double; clear rosy red. 



MRS. JOHN LAING. Constant blooming, 

 very hardy, :» right pink. 



PAUL NEYRON. Dark pink. None larger or 

 finer. Very hardy. 



PRINCE CAMILLE DE ROHAN. The near- 

 est black. 



VICTOR VERDIER. Bright rose, carmine 

 center, with scarcely any thorns. 



TWO HARDY RED ROSES FROM IRELAND 



Price, 15c each; the two for 25c. 



HUGH DICKSON. A perpetual bloomer; 

 color brilliant crimson, shaded with scarlet. 



J. B. CLARK. A phenomenal rose, a lunv. in- 

 tense deep scarlet, heavily shaded blackish 

 crimson. 



-52- Reece, Kans.— "This is tlie third time I've bouifhl 

 Clematis of you. They are fine and certainly a great 

 bargain." —Mrs. C. M. Vaughn. 



THE TWO BEAUTIES 



The two for 30c. 



AMERICAN BEAUTY. Color deep pink to 

 crimson, intensely fragrant. In great demand 

 as a cut flower, bringing $5.00 and more per 

 dozen. Price, 16c. 



FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI (White American 

 Beauty.) A magnificent new rose — the best and 

 hardiest rose in cultivation. Price, 16c each. 

 The two Beauties for 30c, 



COLLECTION OF PERPETUAL ROSES 



In ordering give simply the name of collec- 

 tion wanted. These may be had separately at 

 prices for Hybrid Perpetual roses. 



"TWENTIETH CENTURY" COLLECTION. 

 Four magnificent new roses. Clio, Marchioness 

 of Lome, Margaret Dickson and Mrs. Sharman 

 Crawford, ranging in color from pure white 

 thru flesh color, rosy pink and deep pink to 

 bright crimson. Price, 60c. 



COLLECTION OF FOUR BEST RED H. P. 

 ROSES. Alfred Colomb, Gen. Jacqueminot, 

 Gen. Washington, Ulrich Brunner. 50c. 



COLLECTION OF FOUR BEST PINK H. P. 

 ROSES. Anne de Diesbach, Mme. Gabriel 

 Luizot, Magna Charta. Mrs. John Laing. 50c. 



LARGE-FLOWERING CLEMATIS 



Orders should be received by April 1.5. 

 Price, 15c; any 3 for 35c; the G for 70c. 

 DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH. Double white. 

 HENRYII. Pure white, blooming constantly. 

 JACKMANNI. Most popular; violet blue. 

 MAD. EDOUARD ANDRE. Nearest to a red. 

 MADAM BARON VIELLARD. Lovely pink. 

 RAMONA. Lavender blue; flowers very large. 



SMALL-FLOWERING CLEMATIS 



GOLDEN ORIENT. A new yellow Clematis. 

 a native of the Himalaya mountains and very 

 hardy, — a great acquisition. Price, 20c each; 

 3 for 55c. 



PANICULATA. Blooms in August and Sep- 

 tember when most other vines have ceased. 

 It is like the orange blossom in bud and mag- 

 nolia in fragrance. Hardy as an oak. Price, 

 15c; 3 for 35c. Golden Orient and Paniculata 

 for 30c. 



HARDY CLIMBING VINES 



Orders should be received by April 15. 



AMPELOPSIS VEITCHI. (Boston Ivy.) A 

 splendid climber .where heavy foliage is de- 

 sired. It clings to stone work, brick or wood 

 by its own tendrils. 12c each; 3 for 30c. 



ENGLISH IVY. An evergreen vine. 12c 

 each; 3 for 30c. 



CHINESE HONEYSUCKLE. Foliage reddish 

 green, and flower buds reddish, expanding to 

 creamy white flowers. 



HALL'S JAPAN HONEYSUCKLE. Pure 

 white flowers, changing to yellow. Blooms 

 from July to November. 



MONTHLY FRAGRANT HONEYSUCKLE. 

 (Belgian or Dutch Honeysuckle.) Flowera very 

 fragrant, red outsiile, buff within. 



SCARLET TRUMPET HONEYSUCKLE. 

 Bright red. Trumpet-shaped flowers. Rapid 

 grower, in bloom all summer. " 



Price of Honeysuckles, 12c each; th? four 

 for 40c. 



MOONFLOWER. Beautiful snow-white flow- 

 ers (See p. aS). 12c each; 3 for 30c. 



PASSION FLOWER. For porch. Hardy to 

 latitude 40 degrees, but farther north roots 

 should be kept in cellar. 12c each; 3 for 30c. 



CHINESE WISTARIA, PURPLE. 12c each; 

 3 for 30c. 



CHINESE WISTARIA. WHITE. 16c each; 3 

 for 45c. One of each color, 25c. 



