THE roNAR P & JONES CO. 



West Grove, Pennsylvania 



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TEN WAYS TO USE HARDY CLIMBING ROSES 



To i.r rol.l thar rhcre are Koscs for practically every place and purpose will be joy;'uI news to many, who know of Roses 

 only in garckn l.cds and perhaps in some favored corners around a house. Until the modern hardy climbing Koses were 

 introduced, the uses of Roses wiire limited indeed, but anyone who has a piece of ground 

 that gets sunshine at least five hours a day can now have Roses 'it he really wjshes them— and 

 most people do. You may not have space enough for a Rose-hal, but this need not deter 

 you, ior Roses can he grown to perfectifm on porches, arches, fences, tree stumps, clothes-poles, 

 and garages, also on trellises, banks, and terraces. 



/r/iPTf a Itmli Rose pnuhica Icn bimmt., each hardy fUmber Jirodmes liundredi and fro 

 Liich, lilte IJr. W. Van I'lwt hUown in cjlor on other side), when the plants hccoi 

 cim cut Imndrcth of i)crfccr, larHC, long-stcmmctl hlooms every year, that cit>- folks are glad 

 pL-r do/AO, 'riicsc large- (lowered hardy cltnil«ra make canes lo to 15 feet long in a 



' 'ing a season mcanu losing a season. 



iblcr, Rose hyhridizcrs have i)ccn steadily working to produce other 



wc have Ro*e« in shades of red, pink, yellow, and pure snowy white, 



ofliotic!! t/j arrange effective displays of color, wherever he has room 



I'licrc arc many uses for these Roaes that may not have occurred to 



■ vc Been them grown, with beautiful effect. Possibly diese 



intioii do not meet fhc rwiuircmenls of your place. 



house or on your porch, or probably you have room j 



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t^DOROTHV PERKINS. Crows loto 15 fuct in a season. Flowcraan 

 iIihiIiIl-, with )KtuU i-rinklcd, and color isa clear shell-pink; borne ir 



clusters that cov-cr the liush for si;\'cral weeks 



in the spring. SttpriffsMmv. 



-A-RED DOROTHY PERKINS (Escelia). The 



color is an inicnsc, clear carmine-bkt. a rich 



Pink Dorothv Perkins, Flow-era 



id double, produced thirty lo forty 



and almost evurj' ^^ on a shoot 



prodim-s a cluster o( bright blossoms. Set 



prius Mmc. 



'A' WHtTE DOROTH Y. A pnrc white sport of the 



well-known Dorothy Perkins, of same habit of 



growlh and frtc<Ioni of tlowcring. A splendid 



for the pink variety, as it tlowcn 



clusters of [KT- 

 rjKT- t blooms 



EAUTY. 



.mil an unnamed 

 me what like 

 Beauty, and 

 i^.niL-iio iragrancc. a qua1it\ 

 rarely found in climbing Roso. Of suqik. 

 habit of groalh. Will thriM; and bkioin in aJ- 

 most anv sjliulion where a climbing or pilU: 

 Rose b desired. FloKcr^ 3 to 4 inches in dia- 

 fincly formed on lomg stems, are pro- 

 duced in great {irofusion. S<e prua bttow. 

 * DR. W. VAN FLEET. Sm this in color on other 



PRICES^ 



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TEN EVERBLOOMING BUSH ROSES 



FROM THESE SELECTED KINDS YOU CAN HAVE ROSES THE FIRST YEAR FROM JUNE TILL FROST 



^HHHHMJ^^^^^I lamer Roses (or 



I^^^^^^^^I^^^^^^^^^H freedom 



[ l^yJlfP^^y^^^^^^^^J bloom 



7 CHOICEST HARDY 

 HYBRID -TEA ROSES 



Hyorid Tea Rosea are the result obtained by crossinR 

 the Hybrid Pcrpctuals with ihu Tea Roses, thus gaining 

 hardiness and strt'iikiili of tirnwih /rum the one and the 

 evcrblooming !i,il>li. 1' ■ 1 .n ii.r variety of color;-, 

 from the other II 'ii I : i. -liTL- have hardiness 



freedom o[ lluwi 1 i colors, and larRc 



bloonvs. Nearly .ill iMnt. SeepHcciMo'-o. 



*K1LLARNEY (S;;) 



For bedding in (lunrlity, "I^illarney" is unsurpassed 

 on account of its remarkable freedom of bloom and the 

 quantities of magnificent, intensely fragrant, largc- 

 ue ialcd ll'iwcrs which k eep cominfi freely from Junji 

 unlirffost." TKe BiTiK are large.lo'fif, arid "pomteiI.""Colfjr 

 is a brilliani imperial pink, beautiful almost beyond 

 iitsj:ri|>tion. .\ bed of these beauties in full bloom is a 

 sight not easily forgotten. A bouquet of these Rose* is 

 always a welcome gift. Plan to include six or more 

 Killarneysin your Rose order this year and you will have 

 Roses for cutting the entire growing season. Pticcz belmn. 



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First Come Best Served, and Why 



FCAUSF. Roses arv^ scarc^nu.n 

 there are on the average, three it 

 this coming spring, and even Me 



:e than we have ever known them to he. We estimate that 

 ;crs for every Rose that will be offered for American gardens 

 s coming back to us for large quantities of Roses, as in pre 



But it is not the increase in demand so much as the short supply that prompts us to warn our 

 patrons of exact conditions — Roses are scarce for many rensons: 



1st. The Federal Horticultural Boartl (Quarantine 37) have erected an embargo barrier which 

 shuts out from America (except Novelties) all foreign-grown Roses. These imports in the past 

 amounted to over 3,ooo,oc» .Roses a year, according to census reports. 



:d. The supply of American-grown Rases is f;ir below nnrmal. due to wartime and post-war- 

 tiiiR-coiuittioiis, viz.; Government jo per cent ri'striction .wi I'lud; d^'Hcctlon of labor in the North 

 th to gniwiiii; liiyh-i'i-kevl cotton, left growers the alu 



ot ]iayiriL! i>r.ihibitivc prices for labi 

 ToJ-iy /u>.fiM ,11, .•c<tirr, thny is tlo doiibl <\f tiuit. lH>rtMnatcly. for 

 of stock; wc foresaw the situation and siippleim-tucii c 

 prvparcd to KM all orders as usual, but we :.r.- tlu.s f 

 early so that stock can be reserved and stiir ;ii ilulu I'l.i; 

 Another point, which all know, is thi. 



the output 



have ( 



iupply ear[y. We believ 



ng our patrons to place 



reduced, 

 .ir full quota 

 : we shall be 

 their orders 



Hir.lull.H 



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get more money for Roses than 

 need it. On the other hand, ' 

 workers) unless we first berietit 

 quite as much to us is to .\\\Sv. 

 that their money tvi// buy ; 



Nursery agents, as a m! , 

 Roses listed below arc ^i-- 1 n .- 

 Si each, il \ou order 10 or mo 

 gel Slar Bniml Roses. 



Look for the Durable Celltiloid Name Label on Every C. & J. Star Size Rose 



Vlld 



.'/ C. i^ 7. Mron's shall gel ihc bcsl 



higher. 



for sale at ;f 1.50 to ?2 each. The 



lest, dou'l delay, ortU-r Inilay and 



•BETTY 



ingh.il.ii i.ii Ml- 

 greatest Rose nuv 



till frost. The first blooms 

 us thoroughly established 

 ml (he copjKrry rose color, 

 i - 1 liis llowcr. One of the 

 -nly. See pricet below. 



•CHATEAU DE CLOS VOUGEOT 



Thedarkestred Hyliri.] l I J i 



the ^pular Hybrid Perjujiii 1! In: ■ li 

 was introduced, was con'iiil' 1 



blooms throughout the grown. . 1 r i 



rjcll scarlet, shaded fiery red, .li.inKinf; I" dnr' 

 pand. It is deliciously perfumed, -tcz-yr. Slur 



3 Never-Fail Tea Roses 



ili'i. line's, Tlii^y iiiv '11I111..1.1 as I'imiiy 'tm 'l fybrkl 

 iii.l III woll ill n liislii mU-ilniiiiolniiil. Sa frkrs 



*PINK MAMAN COCHET 



*f(ED MAMAN COCHET (N,., n. R. c.) 



♦WHITE MAMAN COCHET 



MamanCocliit,butiit/>iircjii(rfi>-ie/i(7r,willuiuinl(lL<pclalii 

 tli<md pink In tlic autumn; large and fragrant, hardy and 

 prijdiiciivu. See priea below. 



A DURAOLB 

 CELLULOID 

 HAME 

 LAUBL ON 

 EVERY C. & J. 

 STAR SIZE 

 ROSB 



mity. See prices below. 



•GROSS AN TEPLITZ 



duce only semi-double (lowers. See prices beltru. 



•JONKHEER J. L. MOCK mr 



The bloomsof this Ro*careimmen9«andas they 

 freely it makcsasplcndid variety (or bedding. Thccoloria 

 carmine on the outside and imperial pink on the inside of 

 the petals. Two Gold Medals, one Silver Medal, and a 

 numbcrof other awards have been given this Rose on ac- 

 count of its many superior qualities- Wc recommend it 

 h^hly. Ste prices btiav. 



♦WHITE KILLARNEY 



This is a sport of Killame>- with the same magnificent, 

 large, sweet don-crs, long-pointed buds and freedom of 

 bloom. An excellent, snow-while cut-flowcr of unusual 

 beauty and aln-a>-s greatly admired. See prices belav. 



•SUNBURST 



Like most Hybrid Teas. Sunburst makes a Strong, up- 

 right growth and the enchanting orangc-oopper and 

 goidrn >-ellow buds and flowers come on fine. 

 See prices belov. 



PRICES i; 



, BUSH ROSES 



■A o( Joohhcer J. L. Mock 



