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blNGEE'S ^OSES A^E ALWAYS THE SESt 



THE almost magical development of this class within a few years past has broueht therri 

 prommently to the fore. Their remarkable merits have made^them fhe most pop^^^^^^^ 

 m cultivation. We know of no class of Roses that are more satisfactory ; indeed hefe'l 

 few as pod We make a specialty of the Climbing^ Koses because - 

 remarkable merits entitle them to a place in ever? garden? The^^Se 

 sort of Roses we can recommend, and feel that they will not only do what we say 

 a little more They are strong growers, and most of them are hardy everywi 

 protection. They bloom with the greatest freedom, and with many of thei ' 

 during the growing season when they are not blooming. And such fiowe 

 exquisite. No illustration will do justice to the beauty c 

 Cimbingr Helen Gould, Climbing Clotilde Soupert, ' 

 Climbing Wootton, Climbing Meteor, Climbing B' 

 looses; in f- t is difficult to say which is the prettiest ^ 

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