345 Main Street, Los Angeles, California 
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Nursery Department 
OBSERVE WHEN ORDERING 
Shipping. — All goods forwarded at purchasers' expense. Please state the way you 
wi*sh goods sent, whether by express, freight or mail. I advise the shipment of all plants 
by express, as it insures prompt delivery. In the case of heavy balled plants, as orange 
trees, etc., shipment can be made by freight, and by my careful system of packing they travel 
long distances in good condition. No charge for packing or delivery to Express or Freight 
Offices in Los Angeles. 
Inspection. — A Horticultural Inspector's Certificate goes with every shipment sent 
out, thus insuring stock free from insect pests and disease. 
Non- Warranty. — I exercise great care in the packing and labeling of trees and plants, 
but give no guarantee as to their growth ; that depends on the treatment they receive from 
purchasers. Thus it is obvious that I can not be held responsible in this regard. All or- 
ders subject to these conditions. 
Field Grown Roses 
Strong- Field Grown Roses in dormant state. 
Roses listed at 25c each, furnished at $2.50 per doz. 
Roses listed at 35c each, furnished at $3.50 per doz. 
After middle of- April, growing plants furnished in 
pots at 35c each, $3.50 per doz. 
NEW AND RARE BUSH ROSES 
EDWARD MAWLEY. Hybrid Tea. This wonderful 
rose named after the well-known English Rosarian, 
is a splendid addition to the family of roses. It is 
a rich velvety crimson color, a true hybrid tea. Its 
size, form, color, freedom of blooming and perfect 
habit of growth are all that could be desired. 
Each 50c. 
GEORGE DICKSON. Color velvety, dark crimson; 
splendid shape and good substance. Each 50c. 
HARRY KIRK. Deep sulphur-yellow with edges of 
petals lighter. Well formed, full, free and vigorous. 
Each 25c. 
HO OSIER BEAUTY. Color glowing, deep crimson 
with darker shadings. Upright, strong, free, good 
form and texture. Each 50c. 
MADAME SEGUND WEBER. Hybrid Tea. Rosy- 
salmon or flesh pink. Long pointed buds opening 
into enormous flowers, which deepen in color until 
fully expanded. Each 50c. 
Sunburst 
IRISH FIRE FLAME. (Alex. Dickson, 1913). It 
makes beautiful buds that remain in shape a long 
time, having great substance. It comes with long 
stems. The color is old gold or coppery-yellow, 
flamed with ruddy-crimson. Certainly a most glori- 
ous rose. Each 50c. 
Harry Kirk 
SUNBURST. Hybrid Tea. A grand new rose, very 
large and perfectly formed flowers and long, pointed 
buds, yellow shaded with orange, the outer petals of 
a lighter shade. Of strong, vigorous growth, send- 
ing up stout stems heavily clothed with handsome 
foliage. One of the very best roses of late introduc- 
tion. Each 50c. 
WHITE KILLARNEY. Hybrid Tea. A sport from the 
well-known Killarney, differing only in the color of 
the flowers, which are creamy white. Each 50c. 
NEW AND RARE CLIMBING ROSES 
CLIMBING KILLARNEY. Hybrid Tea. A sport from 
the famous Killarney rose, being identical in every 
respect, except that it is a climber. Of strong, vig- 
orous growth, blooming continuously. Each 50c. 
DUCHESS DE AUERSTADT. Tea. This splendid rose 
is not as well known as it should be, for it is one of 
the very best of the climbing roses. Color, deep 
rich yellow, large globular flowers. Each 50c. 
MARECHAL NIEL. Noisette. Pure sulphur yellow, 
perfectly formed buds and large globular flowers, 
deliciously fragrant. Each 50c. 
