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THE DINGEE & CONARD CO., WEST GROVE, PA. 



EVERBLOOMING TEA ROSES, continued 



Clothilde Soupert. With the exception of Pink 

 Soupert, the best, biggest and freest blooming 

 of all Polyanthas. Known everywhere. Flowers 

 large, borne in clusters; free and deliciously 

 scented. Color white, center flushed silvery rose. 

 Blooms all the time. A grand pot Rose. 

 *Devomensis (The Magnolia Rose). One of the old 

 favorites that hardly needs a description, and 

 one that we are very partial to. Good for all pur- 

 poses. Produces in great abundance its lovely 

 creamy white flowers, which have rosy centers and 

 are full and deep and double; delightfully fra- 

 grant. 



Duchesse de Brabant. Has all the attributes of a 

 great Rose. Vigorous, free-blooming, producing 

 large, full flowers, both beautiful in bud and open 

 bloom, delightfully fragrant; color soft rosy pink, 

 deepening to bright rose. 



Duchess Marie Salviati. Beautiful chrome-yellow, 

 elegantly tinged with orange-buff, flushed with 

 pale rose, outer petals orange-red — a delightful 

 combination. Flowers large, full and very sweet. 

 Unusually hardy. 



Enchantress. Wonderfully free-bloorning; large, 

 globular flowers in immense clusters. Color 

 creamy white, tinged with buff. A great Rose for 

 pot culture; also good in the open ground. 



Etoile de Lyon. Magnificent, rich golden yellow. 

 Flowers full and deep. One of the best of its class. 

 So well known that a description is superfluous. 

 Splendid both indoors and in the open ground. 



Frances E. Wiliard. A strong and vigorous grower 

 and true everbloomer. Pure snow-white buds 

 and flowers are of the largest size and perfect 

 form. Exceedingly fragrant. 



Freiherr von Marschall. We consider this the best 

 Rose of its color yet introduced. Immense flow- 

 ers and beautiful buds. A magnificent variety. 

 Color bright red; none better. 



General Robert E. Lee. Large, full double flowers 

 and beautiful buds; color orange-yellow, with rich 

 salmon tints. Free-blooming. 



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Golden Gate. A magnificent Rose, with large, full, 

 finely formed flowers, of which there is no better 

 variety; buds long and beautiful. Color rich 

 creamy white, exquisitely tinted with golden yel- 

 low and clear rose. 

 Helen Good. Another good Rose of the Cochet type. 

 Splendid in pots and fine in the open ground. 

 Chaste and beautiful; color delicate yellow, suf- 

 fused with pink, each petal edged deeper. Give 

 it a trial. 20 cts. each, 50 cts. for 3; larger size, 

 25c. each, $1 for 5; two-year-old plants, 40c, each. 

 Henry M. Stanley. A beautiful shade of clear amber- 

 rose, delicately tinged with clear apricot-yellow, 

 petals edged and bordered with rich carmine. 

 Large, full and fragrant. 

 Hermosa. An excellent Rose; blooms in fine clus- 

 ters; large, very double and fragrant; color beau- 

 tiful clear rose; a constant bloomer; hardy; one 

 of the best. 

 *Isabella Sprunt. An old favorite. Bears with great- 

 est profusion its bright canary-yellow flowers. 

 Fine indoors. 

 La Princesse Vera. Color rich ivory-white, veined 

 with fine coppery yellow and pale blush. A beau- 

 tiful fancy Rose; magnificent flowers. Good every- 

 where and for all purposes. 

 Mad. de Watteville (The Tulip Rose). Remarkable 

 coloring effct. Creamy yellow, richly colored with 

 rosy blush; petals bordered with bright crimson. 

 Mad. E. Duranthon. The color is citron-yellow, with 

 bright red center, delicately blended. One of the 

 best Roses in this book. 

 Mad. Francisca Kruger. No better Rose in culti- 

 vation. Flowers large and double; deeply shaded 

 coppery yellow in color; a strong and vigorous 

 grower. 

 Mad. Honore de Fresne. This superb variety is valu- 

 able because of its large, full, double flowers, 

 which are pure golden yellow. 

 *Mad. Hoste. Color soft, light, canary-yellow, deep- 

 ening to the center to pure golden yellow. Beau- 

 tifully flushed with pale amber. Edge and re- 

 verse of petals creamy white. 

 Mad. Welche. Color a beautiful shade of amber- 

 yellow, deepening toward the center to orange 

 or coppery yellow, delicately clouded with 

 pale crimson. 

 *Malmaison. Beautiful, rich creamy flesh, dis- 

 tinctly and elegantly shaded peachy red, with 

 rose center; flowers large, perfectly double 

 and deliciously fragrant. Fine for pot culture 

 and equally good in the open ground. 

 Marie Guillot. Color pure snow-white, some- 

 times faintly tinged with pale yellow; extra 

 full and double; sweet tea scent. 

 Marie Lambert (Snowflake). Splendid in the 

 open ground, and for pot culture one of the 

 best. On a single plant nine months old, 143 

 buds and flowers were counted. Flowers large 

 full and double; color creamy white. 

 Marie Van Houtte. A grand old Rose. One of 

 the best. Large, full, deep, double, pale 

 canary-yellow flowers, passing to rich creamy 

 white, shaded with pale rose. Good every- 

 where. 

 Marion Dingee. The darkest, richest colored 

 Tea Rose known. Color deep, brilliant crim- 

 son. 

 Mrs. B. R. Cant. Flowers almost the equal and 

 style of Papa Gontier, one of the greatest 

 Roses in this book. Deep, large, double, 

 finely formed- flowers; very free-blooming. 

 Splendid. 



The Roses we got from you early in the year are 

 all doing nobly, and our whole neighborhood are 

 " taking notice" of the class of goods you send out. 

 — N. T. Hall, Seattle, Washington. 



Just a line to tell you that the bushes supplied to 

 us early in the summer have borne Roses all through 

 the summer to our great pleasure. We are planning 

 to give them such protection through the winter that 

 we shall have Roses again next season. With many 

 thanks. — Adeline L. Engles, Meredith, N. Y. 



Price: All Roses described on this page, strong, one-year-old plants, from 2^- and 3-inch pots, except 

 where noted, 15 cts. each, 50 cts. for 4, $1 for 9; larger size, 20 cts. each, 50 cts. for 3, postpaid. Two- 

 year-old-plants, 30 cts. each, $1 for 4, $3 per doz., by express. 



