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Crusader 



Rich velvety crimson of bright hue and of 

 massive form, this rose is one of tlie very 

 mest of the reds. The ihnvers are very large, full, extremely 

 louble, with petids of splendid substance. Plant is of moderate 

 ,Towth, with exceptionally line, disease resistant foliage- Its 

 ong sterns and its lasting qualities make it a splendid cuttiui: 

 variety. 



IIVKKII) II.A HOSES— Continutd 



Mrs. Aaron Ward 



Most e\(|uisitc buds of golden l)ul]' .,r faw u. opciiiug I., (nil. doui)!.-. w.-li 



formed lloNNcrs, of pinkish fawn. The plant dors not gntw large, but is 



dwarf and spreading, covered with hea\ y foliage that is imnnme from 



I liis is an evccllcnt rose for the garden, for it 



((•(piires lillle altenliori, l>looriis profusely, and 



1- most usefid for culling and for the ImiMoii- 



lio|(>. 



Frank W. Diiidop. Tlir .-.I,,,- is a most 

 pleasing shade of xoft pink, deepening 

 towards the center, liiid perTr( I in form and 

 substance, long and poinlcd, (ipmirig full 

 and double. l'rodu( cd in iuar\ clous pro- 

 fusion on long still" stems. 



I'erleVon (itxlesborg. This magnilicent Hose 

 was originally sent out as a ^ Cllow kaiserin 

 Augusta \ictoria,it having all the beauty of 

 form and substance of that great garden 

 Hose. The color is a rich canary-\ cliow w ilh 

 shadings of saffron. 



rriiiniph cb' Pernel I*eie. A l''ren< h Hose 

 originated by .lean l*ernel. {-'lowers large, 

 with broad, thick petals, and long pointed 

 l)uds. Delicious Tea fragrance. Clear 

 magenta-red pa.ssing to briglil crimson. 



Corj^e<ms. One of the most striking Hoses in 

 existence owing to the marvelous blending of 

 colors. Deep orange-\el!ow and lieaNily 

 veined witji reddish copper, the most charm- 

 ing and gorgeous coloring which has yet been 

 attained in a Hose, l-'lowers large and full. 

 e\(|uisitely fornie<l and produ( <(1 in mar- 

 s pr(i('ii>i(»ii. 



'rince E. C. D'Arenberg. Flowers of a bright scarlet, 

 shaded maroon, borne on long, straight, upright 

 stems. Buds long and pointed, opening full and double, 

 perfect form, massive petals. Strong, healthy grower, 

 excellent foliage, constant bloomer, making an ideal 

 garden Rose. 



Madame Segond Weber. One of the most beautiful Hoses, 

 of ideal form. The long, pointed buds are pink or salmon- 

 flesh and when fully expanded are immense in s\7\\ full 

 and double; as the flower opens it deepens until it 

 fairly glows with its warm, deep pink. Highly fragrant. 

 Very hardy and constantly in bloom. 



5ouv. De President Carnot. Buds very long and jioinf 

 ed, perfection in every line, lliedelicate rosy blush color, 

 shaded a trille deept^r at the center of the flower, h; 

 not been approached by any later introduction. 

 Fragrant, strong grower and free bloomer; a 

 splendid outdoor Rose. 



&en. Arnold Janssen. Color a deep glowing 

 carmine. F'ree bloomer. Buds long and pointed 

 long, stiff stems. 



Melody. A lovely shade of yellow, deepening to a[)ric<it v. 

 the center, perfect in form and very double. The busl 

 is hardy, vigorous and constantly in bloom. 



Prices. All Roses on tJiis pape. except where rn»te<l. first 

 one-year plants, 30 cts. each; \ for .*1.0<). {Mistpaiii: lv*«>->eai 

 plants, 8.T cts. each; >8.50 per dozen of one or nu)re \arietie 

 express at purchaser's expense; 95 cts. each hy parcel iM)st 

 soil on roots. 



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