"SUCCESS WITH FLOWEBS" I 



An Illustrated Monthly Devoted to Floriculture and the Home 



• u u h f above title ** tne name of tne brighest and cheeriest home magazine published. For fourteen yean 

 it has bad an army of readers in all parts of the world, and has carried sunshine into thousands upon thousand* 

 of flower-loving homes. It is primarily devoted to amateur flower growing, and this it treats thoroughly. It i* 

 edited by practical men and women, the most successful amateurs in the country. The Question Box alone 

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 department in a way that you can understand. Besides this feature, there are ably-edited departments devoted 

 to every phase of the home-life— cooking, needlework, dress and fashions, care of children, aids to health, as 

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{SEE COLOR-PLATE ILLUSTRATION, PRECEDING PAGE) 



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^ E ^ S J° NE ' m great new Rose ' a " d the first and l souv - DE FRANCOIS GAULAIN. We regard this 



only hardy ever-blooming yellow Climbing Rose. Abso- 

 lutely hardy in all sections, even in the extreme North. 

 A rampant grower, very free blooming, bearing grace- 

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 SOU PERT, the color of which is deep, solid lemon 

 yellow. Fragrance delicious, resembling that of the 

 Magnolia. Cannot be had elsewhere. 



RUBIN. An improvement over CRIMSON RAM- 

 BLER, which you so often see in well-kept gardens, 

 climbing up the porch post, on fences or trellises, lit- 

 erally loaded down with thousands of beautiful red . 

 Roses in clusters. Rubin is a better grower, free from WHITE GOLDEN GATE. A superb new Rose, and 



as one of the best Roses of its color in cultivation. A 

 wonderfully strong grower, producing throughout the 

 entire growing season an abundance of large, deep, 

 double, handsome flowers. Color velvety crimson, rich 

 and shining. Very fragrant. Hardy. 



SOUV. DE CLAIRVAUX. Always in bloom, and will 

 thrive in almost any situation. Large, bright, rosy 

 pink flowers, very double and of good substance. 

 Hardy. 



mildew, and bears larger flowers, more double, and the 

 color is sbining crimson-scarlet. Hardy in all local- 

 ities, A great new Rose. Cannot be had elsewhere. 



CLIMBING CLOTILDE SOUPERT. One of the great- 

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 a single season of 15 to 25 feet, producing cluster after 

 cluster of the finest formed flowers, identical with its 

 parent CLOTILDE SOUPERT. One of the very best 

 Roses for general cultivation. Flowers large, round, 

 full and double, deliciously sweet. Color ivory-white, 

 shading towards the centre to silvery rose. Blooms 

 the first year and continuously throughout the entire 

 season. Needs no protection in the open ground. 



an offspring of that peerless Rose, GOLDEN GATE. 

 Magnificent, long, elegantly-pointed buds, produced on 

 stiff stems. Flowers cup-shaped, full and double, and 

 as large as American Beauty. Color ivory-white. No 

 better white Rose than this in cultivation. 



PAPA GONTJER. A good old Rose, which or" its 

 color has never been superseded. Immense buds and 

 large, handsome, deep, double flowers, fragrant and 

 beautiful; color rich cherry-red, passing to clear crim- 

 son. It has hardiness, vigorous constitution and free 

 blooming qualities that make it a most valuable Rose 

 for amateur cultivation. 



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