GARDENING FOR LITTLE GIRLS 



Grass an Teplitz, the best dark rose, and fra- 

 grant ; velvety crimson. 



Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, blooms of lovely 

 shape, on long stems ; pearly white. 



Killarney, very popular and one of the best of 

 its color ; lovely pink. 



Killarney, a sport," same as the pink; white. 



La France, especially good form, fragrant; 

 bluish-pink. 



Mrs. Aaron Ward, a vigorous plant, of compact 



growth, very popular ; pinkish-yellow. 

 Richmond, a steady bloomer all summer, with a 



beautiful bud ; rich deep red. 

 Hybrid Perpetuals. (Commonly known as June 



roses, and hardy. The following will bloom 



most of the summer.) 

 Anna de Diesbach (Gloire de Paris), splendid 



in the garden and fragrant; rich carmine. 

 American Beauty, successful in most localities; 



rose-carmine. 

 Frau Karl Druschki, very large and fragrant; 



snowy white. 

 General Jacqueminot, a favorite that does well 



everywhere; crimson. 

 Louis van Houtte, very desirable and fragrant; 



deep red. 



Mrs. John Laing, late blooming and hardy, fra- 

 grant ; lovely pink. 



Mrs. R. G. Sharman-Crawford, a splendid 

 bloomer; rose-pink. 



Ulrich Brunner, large, fragrant, with well- 

 formed flowers ; cherry red. 

 Moss. (Loved for the beautiful fragrant buds with 

 their mossy covering.) 



Blanche Moreau, flowers in clusters ; white. 

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