M&ule's Superior Plants 



I wish to have my friends and new readers of this catalogue 

 bear in mind that Maule's Plants are every bit as reliable as 

 Maule's Heeds; they both have the same standard of excellence. 

 Maule's Plants must not be compared with the general class of 

 cheap and deceptive stock that is offered. I take the greatest care 

 to have all plants in proper condition, labeled true to name and 

 carefully packed for mail or express, so as to insure perlect satis- 

 faction, whether the destination is one mile or a thousand. 



14 NEW ROSES. 



New Rose 

 Helen Gould. 



CPFCIAI OFFFR 1 send tne entlre list of x * 



J * LV/lrtL. V/l I L-I\ Roses described below, an unsurpass- 

 able and rare collection of new roses, postpaid, for only S3.00. 



Liberty. 



New Centurv Tnis is not only a new rose, but an entirely new 

 class first offered this year, and I venture to say 

 the predecessor of a race that will always be distinctive and 

 highly prized. It originated with Dr. Van Fleet, the eminent 

 American hybridizer. This new rose is of rare vigor and perpet- 

 ual blooming. It will live and thrive anywhere where the ther- 

 mometer does not go below 30° below zero. It bears large, double, 

 fragrant roses all through the season. Color, bright carmine, 

 deeper at the centre, while the border petals are creamy white. 

 Strong plants from 3-inch pots, 50 cents each; 3 for SI. 25, postpaid. 

 2-year-otd, by express, S1.00. 



Helen Gould. A hybrid 1 tea rose and one of the finest new roses 

 offered in recent years. It is very hardy and free 

 blooming. It is very large flowering, being quite as large as the 

 American Beauty. Color is exquisite bright crimson red; form 

 and texture superior; fragrance delicious. 35 cents each. 



A new, hardy, everblooming hybrid tea rose; a 

 triumph in every detail of a "perfect rose. A 

 florist's rose for cut flowers and the public's rose for the 

 garden. Everblooming, large, handsome and deliciously 

 fragrant. Color, rich fiery ruby and crimson, shaded with 

 a beautiful velvety texture. 40 cts. each; 2-year-old, u0 cts. 



MafinafranO ^ new, hardy hybrid tea or everblooming 

 ■S * rose of especial merit for the garden. 



Very free flowering. Flowers, large, double, very fragrant 

 and clear, deep rose color. 2-5 cts. each; 2-year-old, 50 cts. 



Alba Rubifolia ^ new memorial rose. This class of 

 roses is adapted to training to posts or 

 pillars and valuable for cemetery, making a dense mat of perpetual beauty. It 

 is hardy and evergreen; the metallic like foliage is in evidence all the year round. 

 Flowers, large, double, fragrant and pure white. 25 cts. each; 2-year-old, 50 cts. 

 One good, strong plant of each of the above 5 new roses, postpaid, for S1.60. 



Balduift new - hardy, everblooming rose, either for indoor blooming or the q 



outdoor garden. It is very vigorous and healthy, and marvelous for 

 Its profusion of bloom. Color, bright carmine crimson; large and double. Fine. • 

 r<>« Alpyanrlra nf Pn«ia A new rose -of novel beautv. Flowers, large, full 



ress Alexandra or Kussia. fentre and broad thick pet[ils The bud g dai k 



violet red, the open flower, purplish lake deepening at the centre to fiery crimson. 



Clara Barton. 



Color, flesh pink passing to creamy white, tinged blush. I throu 



Gruss an Teplitz. 



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Marlam<> Arlnlnhp I nkean A new large flowering rose of extreme 



maaame Aaoipne Loiseau. beamy Ffne form< ^ double and very 

 sweet 



L' Innocence. A new rose of rare purity. Pure white, large, double and 

 fragrant flower. An abundant bloomer and a beauty in 

 the highly commendable class. 



Emile Gonin. A new rose of strikin ? effectiveness. It is a rose of 

 many colors, being white, variegated, striped and bor- 

 dered with pink, bright orange and golden yellow. Double and fragrant. 



FprrlinanH lamin A splendid new rose. Flowers, large and double, 

 i ciuiimiiu jaiiuii. fragrant and attractive. Color, a handsome shade 

 of red blending to a rosy peach shade. A particularly beautiful plant. 



A new rose, demanding particular notice for its very 

 free habit of blooming, continuing, in this respect, 

 hout the whole season. Color, flesh pink with deep rose centre. 



A beautiful, new, hardy everblooming rose from 

 Germany. Distinctively handsome for its bright- 

 ness. Color, dark crimson changing to very bright, velvety scarlet. 

 MaHamp C D ^♦racshoim A new tea rose, excellent for bedding and 



maaamc ^. v. atrassneim. border8 Very hardv and free blooming . 



Color, sulphur yellow deepening to orange as the flower ages. 



Prices of any of the above 9 New Roses, ^ a «T i^lflend o'ne 



strong plant of each, postpaid, for S1.50. 2-year-old plants, 45 cts. each. 



1 8 of the Finest Everblooming Roses. 27 Best Everblooming Standard Roses. 



One strong plant of each of the IS roses, postpaid, for S3. 00 



AMERICAN BEAUTY One of the best and most popular ever- 

 blooming roses. Large, crimson flowers, deliciously fragrant. Give 

 protection during winter. 20c. each; 3 for 50c, postpaid. 2-vear-old, 40e. 



MRS. ROBT. PEARY This is a new, everblooming, climbing 



rose of great beauty. Flower exquisitely formed, pure white. Strong, 

 rapid grower and hardy. 20c. each; 3 for 50c, postpaid. 2-year-old. 40c. 



ADA CARMOD Y. — A new, everblooming tea rose of great beauty. 

 Color, white, tinted and edged light and deep pink; vellow tinged centre. 



AUGUSTE COMPTE An extra fine, new rose, color, deep pink; 



outer petals carmine with darker edge and copperv vellow centre. 



AUGUSTA VICTORIA. — One of the finest, hew tea roses. Fine 

 formed flowers, full and sweet. Color, white, shading to lemon vellow. 



BEAl'TE IXCOXSTASTE The rose of many colors, bearing red, 



pink and vellow blooms, striped and variegated on the same plant. 



CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. — A grand, hardy, everblooming, 

 garden rose. Large, double, rich, pink flowers. Vigorous and fragrant. 



MADAME JULES GROLEZ A beautiful, new rose of clear, shin- 

 ing pink color. Fine in bud or open flower. Everblooming, attractive. 



MAMAS COCHET. — A queen among roses and one destined to 

 continued popularity. Very hardy and perpetual blooming. Color, 

 rich, coral pink and rose; broad, shell-like petals. Very handsome. 



METEOR. — Large flowering: constant blooming; rich, brilliant 

 crimson velvety flowers. One of the brightest and best. Hvbrid tea. 



M'LLE HELENA CAMBIER — A new and admirable rose. Color, 

 pure canary yellow with peach blush centre, changing to creamv pink. 



MRS. ROBT. GARRETT. — Grand size and perfect form." Very 

 fragrant and delicate. Color, shell pink, shading to creamy vellow. 



PRINCESS BONNIE — One of the most commendable." hardy, free 

 blooming roses grown. Flowers, large, double, sweet. Color, crimson. 



SAFRANO — Not new, but popular everywhere. Beautiful in bud or 

 full flower. Color, apricot yellow, changing to orange. Free blooming. 



SOUVENIR DE PRESIDENT CARNOT. — Of extraordinary 

 beautv and form. Color, pale pink, tinted fawn and creamv white. 



SOUVENIR DE J.B. GUILLOT — A new tea rose of verv brilliant 

 color, which is coppery red. varying according to climatic conditions. 



WHITE MAM AX COCHET — Has the same fine characteristics of 

 Maman Cochet mentioned above, excepting color being pure white. 



ZEPHYR. — A sterling new and perfect rose. White, tinged with 

 . rosy blush and pale yellow. Vigorous, hardy and everblooming. 



Anv of the above 18 roses, except where otherwise noted, 15 cts. each; 

 2 for 25 cts., 11.50 per doz., postpaid. 2-year-old, 35 cts.; S3.50 per doz. 



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BRIDE. — One of the best, pure white everblooming roses. Large bud 

 and fine open flower. Fragrant, constant blooming. 15 cents each. 



COQUETTE DE LYON. — Rich, canary yellow. 15 cents each. 



LUCULLUS.— Fine, dark, rich, crimson, velvety flower; double and 

 fragrant. A free blooming, outdoor rose. 15 cents each. 



MADAME MARGOTTEN A distinct and handsome rose. Color, 



rich, citron red, tinted apricot color. Fine, large flower. 15 cents each. 



MARIE LAMBERT.— Extra large, double flower. Very fragrant. 

 Color, creamy white, tinted lemon yellow and blush. 15 cents each. 



MRS. DEGRAW. — A handsome, glossy coral pink; sweet scented. 

 One of the most prolific and long blooming roses. 15 cents each. 



PINK SOUPERT Pink throughout with deeper shades cf pink 



approaching the centre. A very fine everblooming rose. 15 cts. each. 



ARCHDUKE CHARLES Rich, bright red. Constant bloomer. 



BON SILENE. — Bright, rosy crimson. Fine outdoor rose. 



BRIDESMAID. — One of the best. Large fragrant flower; clear pink. 



CLOTHILDE SOUPERT.— White, shading to deep pink towards 

 the centre. A fine, reliable garden favorite. Very free flowering. 



CORINNA. — Flesh pink, tinted copperv gold. Verv handsome. 



DUCHESS DE BRABANT Deep pink, silverv edging. Verv fine. 



ETOILE DE LYON Pure vellow. Free bloomer. Admirable. 



MADAME JOS. SCHWARTZ Pure white, tinted rose. Handsome. 



MADAME WELCHE.— C'olcr. peach vellow, clouded delicate pink. 



MARIE GUILLOT Pure white. Fine, large flower. Good bloomer. 



MARIE VAN HOUTTE.— Cream white, shaded rose and yellow. 



MARION DINGEE Brilliant, dark crimson. A pi ofuse bloomer. 



PALO ALTO. — Chamois-rose color, tinted gold. Prolific bloomer. 



PERLE DES JARDINS Beautiful deep vellow. Double and sweet. 



PRINCESS DE SAGAN Bright scarlet crimson. Exquisite. 



QUEEN'S SCARLET.— Velvety scarlet. Vigorous, constant bloomer. 



RED PET. — New. Deep, rich ied. Dwarfrcompact bush. 



SUNSET. — Coppery golden yellow. Good bloomer. Very distinct. 



THE QUEEN — Large, double, pure white. Perpetual bloomer. 



YELLOW SOUPERT A reliable rose. Color, buff yellow. 



Any of the above 20 standard roses, 10 cts. each; fi for 50 cts.; 95 cts. per 

 dozen, postpaid. 2-year-old, 30 cents; $2.90 per dozen, by express. 



XOTE.— Maule's Roses are strong, vigorous plants, and are 

 guaranteed to reach you in good order. All plants are quoted 

 postpaid, except S-year-old and older plants, which are sent by ezpress, 

 and the purchaser has to pay the charges. 



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