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ROSES GIVEN AWAY 



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EIGHT CHOICE KINDS FREE WITH A YEAR'S 

 SUBSCRIPTION FOR HOME AND FLOWERS 



WE will give Eight Choice I<osc Plants, fully described below, absolutely FI<EE, to any person 

 sending us $1 for HOME AND FLOWEI^S a year, provided no other premium is taken. Thess 

 roses have been grown especially for us, and we can guarantee their quality. Shipments will be made 

 promptly, carriage charges prepaid, and we stand responsible for safe delivery of the plants to our 

 subscribers. 



Now is the time to plant Roses in all the Southern states. The collection we offer was selected 

 with the southern climate in view and contains the very best Roses for Fall planting. Bear in mind 

 that with a year's subscription for HOME AND . FLOWERS at $1 we give 



THESE ROSES ABSOLUTELY FREE! 



BAIiDUIN, OR RED AUGUSTA VICTORIA.— New Hybrid 

 Tea Rose. This is a splendid new hardy constant-blooming rose. 

 It is fully as large and almost as beautiful as the famous American 

 Beauty, and much more hardy and productive. Thebush isastrong, 

 healthy grower and a constant and abundant bloomer, every shoot 

 producing a tiower; it has thick leathery foliage and is remarkably 

 free from all forms of leaf blight and rust. The flowers are of largest 

 size, and fully doiible, seldom showing the centre. A hue red. 



KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA.— New Pure White Tea 

 Rose. This beautiful Rose has nat only ;i royal name, but is a royal 

 Rose as well. We have white Roses that have elegant buds, but 

 when fullblown are. not all that is desired. Then again, we have 

 white Rosti that are elegant when full blown, but have poor buds. 



FRAWT'ES E. WlIiliARD.— One of the startling new Roses of 

 recent da i It has gigantic flowers with enormous magnolia-like 

 petals; on. a the handsomest and most effective of roses and very 

 distinct. The color is pure white; blooms are borne in great pro- 

 fusion on stiff stems, with heavy foliage. 



MADAM CAMILIiE— A splendid Rose, extra large, full and 

 sweet; clear rosy flesh, passing to salmon pink. Good free bloomer, 

 very handsome. 



MADEMOISELLiE CECIL.E BERTHOD— A deep, rich golden yellow. 



CLiOTHILiDE SOUPERT— The color is a French white, deepening to a rosy blush in the center. 

 Its greatest value lies in its wonderful profusion of bloom, even the smallest plants being literally cov- 

 ered with flowers. Even in mid-summer a bouquet of splendid buds and open flowers can be obtained 

 from this fine variety. 



NEW TEA ROSE, BRIDESMAID— This splendid new Rose is a sport from the well-known and 

 highly valued Catherine Mermet, which it closely resembles in size and beauty of form, and is much 

 brighter and deeper in color. The flowers are very large and of fine, regular, full form, delightfully Tea- 

 scented. Color a clear rose pink, with delicate crimsori shading. 



MAD. F. KRUGER— Named after the wife ot Oom Paul Kruger, President of the late South Af- 

 rican Republic. Fine large buds and flowers fully double and borne well up on strong vigorous bushes, color 

 soft rose pink, elegantly shaded with crimson and amber; very handsome and showy and delightfully sweet. 



Home and Flowers one year and the above Eight Roses, only $1, postage prepaid, to any 

 address in the United States, Canada or Mexico. 



Am Pvph Mnrp I ihprnl fiffpr Send us $2 for the subscriptions of two of your friends— each 

 AD Even ITlUre WWCrm Ulicr ^^^^ receive the collection of eight roses if no other 

 premium is taken— and we w^ill give you the magazine a year and the eight Roses free of all 

 cost. In other words, three yearly subscriptions for Home and Flowers and three Rose 

 collections for only $2. 



This Rose Collection is Premium "100." Order by number. Remit by postoffice or 

 express money order, bank draft or registered letter. We can use one-cent postage stamps — 

 no others — but stamps and silver are always at the sender's risk. Address 



Publishers HOME AND FLOWERS, Springfield, Ohio f 



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