New Hybrid-Tea Rose, Olympiad (Mme. Raymond Gaujard) 



THE OUTSTANDING F 



The only Rose exhibited in growing plants at The Great Atlantic 

 City Flower and Garden Pageant September 1931, that was 

 Awarded a Gold Medal. 



One of the late Mr. Pernet-Ducher's seedlings that did not 

 develop its bloom until after this great rosarian passed away in 

 1929. It was shown in France under the name Mme. Raymond 



Strong Two- Year- 1 



)SE NOVELTY OF 1932 



Gaujard, but will now be known as Olympiad. 



We will not in words attempt to describe the brilliancy of its 

 coloring, the beautiful formation of its buds and flowers but refer 

 you to the illustration which gives a fair representation of its 

 beauty. The plant is a strong, vigorous grower, free and perpetual 

 flowering. 



d Plants $2.00 each. (127) 



