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CLIMBING ROSES 
CHEROKEE. Single. Pure white, large yellow sta- 
mens, a lovely contrast against rich, glossy foliage, 
a rapid grower; valuable covering for fences, etc. 
Blooms in spring. Each 25c. 
CLIMBING BELLE SIEBRECHT. Tea. One of the 
best climbing roses. Flowers large, full and double, 
long pointed buds. Color rich pink. Each 35c. 
CLIMBING CAROLINE TESTOUT. Hybrid Tea. Clear 
bright pink; large, well-formed flowers. Each 35c. 
Pink Cherokee 
CLIMBING KAISER TN. Hybrid Tea. Considered the 
best pure white climbing rose, continuous bloomer. 
Each 25c. 
CLIMBING MADAME CECIL BRUNNER. Polyantha. 
Rosy pink, salmon center, very free bloomer. Each 
35c. 
CLIMBING PAPA GONTIER. This splendid variety 
originated in California. The flowers are identical 
in color and fragrance with the bush Papa Gontier. 
Each 35c. 
CLIMBING PEBLE DES JABDINS. Rich sulphur yel- 
low, large, well-formed flowers. It grows well in 
California and is one of the very best climbing roses. 
Each 35c. 
CLIMBING WOOTON. Tea. Velvety crimson, vigorous 
grower, fine foliage and profuse bloomer. Each 35c. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER. Polyantha. Bright crimson, 
blooming in large pyramidal clusters, from 30 to 40 
blooms. Each 25c. 
GLOIRE DE DIJON. Tea. Apricot shaded with rose 
and salmon, colors most beautifully blended; very 
large double flowers and the hardiest of the tea 
roses. Each 35c. 
GOLD OF OPHIR OR BEAUTY OF GLAZENWOOD. 
Noisette. Apricot-yellow, suffused with coppery-red, 
rapid grower, free from disease, blooming abun- 
dantly in spring. Each 25c. 
LA MARQUE. Noisette. Pure white, continuous bloom- 
er; an old favorite. Each 25c. 
PINK CHEROKEE. A climbing rose of rare beauty 
and without doubt one of the finest varieties ever 
introduced. The beautiful single flowers are pro- 
duced in great profusion, in color a most charming 
shade of light pink and deliciously fragrant. The 
plants are of rampant growth with bright, shining 
green foliage, and present a magnificent sight when 
in full bloom. Each 35c. 
RAMON A OR RED CHEROKEE. This is without 
doubt the most valuable introduction in climbing 
roses of late years. It has all the good qualities of 
the popular pink Cherokee rose and is similar to it 
in every respect, with the exception of the color of 
the flowers, which is a rich carmine crimson. Extra 
strong plants in gallon cans. Each 35c. 
REINE MARIE HENRIETTE. Hybrid Tea. Cherry- 
red, large, well-formed flowers, a popular sort. 
Each 25c. 
RE VE D'OR. Tea. Apricot-yellow with orange and 
fawn tints, free bloomer, hardy and rapid grower. 
Each 35c. 
CARNATIONS 
Fine strong plants from 2^ -Inch pots. Each 10c, 
per doz. 75c. 
DR. CHOATE. Light scarlet; flowers deeply fringed 
and very fragrant. A continuous bloomer. 
ENCHANTRESS. Beautiful shade of daybreak pink. 
Immense flowers borne on long stems. 
FAIR MAID. Pale pink, free bloomer. 
ROSE PINK ENCHANTRESS. A sport from Enchan- 
tress. Flowers equally as fine, but of a beautiful 
rose-pink color. 
ROOSEVELT. Rich dark crimson. Large flowers pro- 
duced in great abundance. 
WHITE ENCHANTRESS. A pure white sport from 
Enchantress, and is the same in all respects except 
in color. 
H. W. TURNER, JR. Pure snow white; blooms of 
enormous size, often 3 to 3V 2 inches in diameter, 
petals exquisitely fringed. The flowers are produced 
on long stiff stems and have the fragrance of the old 
clove scented pink. Without doubt the very best 
white variety for out door culture. 
VICTORY. Deep scarlet, extra fine. 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Plants ready for delivery from the beginning of 
April to June. Each 15c, per doz. $1.50. 
BEATRICE MAY. Very large, pure white, early. 
BLACK HAWK, Very dark crimson, medium size, 
well-formed flowers. 
CHIEFTAIN. A most popular pink, good in every 
way.. 
COLONEL APPLETON. Golden yellow, flowers of enor- 
mous size, incurved petals. A standard variety for 
cutting: good keeper. 
CHRYSOLORA. Creamy yellow. A good commercial 
variety. 
DR. ENGUEHARD. Bright rose-pink, incurved. 
F. T. Q.UITTENTON. A beautiful shade of deep crim- 
son. 
HARVARD. Dark crimson; a late flowering variety, 
one of the best for exhibition. 
JEANNE NONTN. Pure white, large globular flowers. 
A late flowering variety. 
LADV HOPETOWN. Cameo pink. One of the best 
chrysanthemums grown. 
MADAME SIMON JOSSIER. A French variety of re- 
cent introduction, and one of the very best sorts 
ever offered. The flowers ate creamy-white, very 
large, and carried on thick, stiff stems. 
MAJOR BONNAFFON. Soft clear yellow, full Incurved 
flowers, 6 to 7 inches in diameter; a general favorite. 
MARIGOLD. A monster flower of yellow. 
MA R V DONELLAN. Bright yellow, broad petals of 
great substance, incurved; the reverse side of the 
petals being of the same color. 
POCKETT'S SURPRISE. Rosy crimson; very large 
flowers. One of the very best chrysanthemums yet 
introduced. 
ROMAN GOLD. Intense yellow, good stem and foliage. 
SILVER WEDDING. Waxy white. Long, wide, 
pointed petals. 
SMITH'S SENSATION. A large flower, incurved form, 
delicate pink shading to white. 
TEKOUSHA. The best large flowering bronze for 
Thanksgiving. 
TIMOTHY EATON. Creamy white, flowers of good 
form on stout, stiff stems. One of the largest white 
incurved varieties. 
T. CARRINGTON. Rosy-crimson. Of large size, and 
one of the best exhibition varieties. It took the 
first prize as the best chrysanthemum of any color 
WILLI A M TURNER. White, very large and full, 
at the Pasadena Flower Show. 
W. E. ETHER INGTON. Rose pink, incurved petals, 
silvery on reverse side. A late flowering variety. 
