Webb, Ariz., — "I have had better hick with your —53 — 
Clematis than any others 1 have ever tried. " '-B. B. .Scaver 
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 
EVERBLOOMING BEDDING ROSES 
These are tlie House, or Tea Ku.-^es. They 
blooui I he tir,st year, aud many are hardy 
eiioufjh witli i)rutecl ion to live out mer wiuter. 
South of hitilu(h' 40 decrees all are iiardy. 
Price, 12c eaeli ; ;! for 32c; 0 for 60c. 
BRIDESMAID. A jinpular piuk tea rose. 
CAROLINE MARNIESSE, An absolutely 
hardy rose, always in flower. Flowers pure 
white with the least tiuije of pink.- 
CLOTHILDE SOUPERT. Color a Freneh 
white, deepeuin.tj to a rosy blush. Profuse 
bloomer, hardy for sardeus. 
KILLARNEY. A brilliant, imperial pink, 
ilas lived over winter in MiuBeapolis without 
proteetion. 
LA FRANCE. Queen of all the pink teas. 
MARION DINGEE. Deep crimson, the dark- 
est tea rose. 
PRINCESS BONNIE. Rich crimson, has no 
."iupei'ior. 
PERLE DE JARDINES. Popidar yellow. 
MISS KATE MOULTON. Beautiful liffht 
liiuk. with heavy foliage like American Beauty. 
Splendid for the house or irardeu. 
MARIE GUILLOT. Snowy-white, constant 
bloouiei-. one nf tlie best for the garden. 
MAMAN COCHET. A queen amon? roses. 
Flowers very larse, rich coral pink shaded 
rosv crimson. Immense bloomer and hardy. 
WHITE COCHET. New. Best white for 
open ground culture and hardy almost every- 
where. The two Cochets for 22c. 
COLLECTIONS OF EVERBLOOMING 
BEDDING ROSES 
In ordering give simply the name of collec- 
tion wanted. These may be had separately or 
in your own combination, at prices for Ever- 
blooming roses given above. 
LA FRANCE COLLECTION. One each of 
Duchess of Albany, red; La France; Champion 
of the World, deep pink, and Princess Bonnie. 
Four roses for 45c. 
THE INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION. 
Etoile de France, velvety crimson; Etoile Lyon, 
golden yellow; Gruss an Teplitz, new red from 
Germany; Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, white; 
Killarney, rosy pink; Wellesley, pink. Six 
roses for 60c. 
THE WEDDING BELLS COLLECTION. The 
Bride, white; Bridesmaid, pink; lUchmond, dark 
red. Three roses for 32c. 
SOUPERT COLLECTION. Clothilde Soupert 
(blush white). Pink Soupert and Mosella, or 
Yellow Soupert. Thiee ros(>s for 32c. 
THE TWO BEAUTIES 
The two for 30c. 
AMERICAN BEAUTY. Color deep pink to 
crimson, intensely fragrant. In great demand 
as a cut Ihiwer. bringing $5.00 and more per 
dozen. Price, 16c. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI (White American 
Beauty). A magnificent" new rose — the best 
and hardiest rose in cultivation. Price, I60 
each. The two Beauties for 30c. 
TWO HARDY RED ROSES FROM IRELAND 
Price. 15c each: the two for 25c. 
HUGH DICKSON. A perpetual bloomer; 
color brill i;int crimson, shaded Avith scarlet. 
J. B. CLARK. A |)henonu'ual rose, a new, 
intense deep scarlet, shaded blackish crimson. 
MOSS ROSES 
BLANCH MOREAU, imre white; CRIMSON 
GLOBE, line deep crimson; PRINCESS ADE- 
LAIDE, bright rosy pink. Price, 15c each; 
three (one of each) for 40c. 
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES 
Roses of this class are thoroughly hardy and 
should be planted in o|)en ground. When es- 
tablished they liloniii in ,Iune .-ind July, and at 
intervals the lialaiicc of tlio season. The quan- 
tity and size of tlie blooms will be greatly in- 
creased by severe iiruning each spring. Cut 
out i-ongh and seragKlv wood and cut other 
shoots hack, leaving only two or three eyes to 
grow. 
Price, 15c each; 3 for 40c: 6 for 75c. 
ALFRED COLOMB. Carmine crim.son. Large 
and free flowering. 
ANNE DE DIESBACH. Brilliant shell pink, 
very large. 
GEN. JACQUEMINOT. The grand old "Jack" 
Rose. Dark red. 
MARGARET DICKSON. Magnificent white 
rose, with i)ale tlesh center. Received in one 
year six certificates of nu'rit, 
MARSHALL P. WILDER. Bright scarlet 
crimson, verv fragrant. 
MME. GABRIEL LUIZET. One of the most 
beautiful of all roses. Exquisite shade of clear 
coral rose. 
MME. PLANTIER. Pure white, profuse 
bloomer. An "iron clad" in hardiness and 
splendid for cenn ti iy planting. 
MAGNA GHARTA. Extra hardy, large and 
double; clear rosv red. 
MRS. JOHN LAING. Constant blooming, 
very hardy, bright jdnk. 
OAKMONT. Fine peach-pink flowers, bloom- 
ing freely through late summer and fall. 
PAUL NEYRON. Dark pink. None larger 
or finer. Very hardy. 
PRINCE CAMILLE DE ROHAN. The lu-ar- 
est black. 
COLLECTIONS OF H. P. ROSES 
In ordering' give simply the name of collec- 
tion wanted. These may be had also jit prices 
given above for Ilvbrid P(M'petual roses. 
"TWENTIETH CENTURY" COLLECTION. 
Four magnificent new rosos. Clio. M.irchioness 
of Lorne, Margaret Dickson .and Mrs. Sliarnian 
Crawford, ranging from white, tlesh. liglit and 
dark pinli; to bright crimson. Price. 50c. 
COLLECTION OF FOUR BEST RED H. P. 
ROSES. Alfred Colomb, (ien. Jacipieminot, 
(Jen. Washington, lUrich Brunner, 50c. 
COLLECTION OF FOUR BEST PINK H. P. 
ROSES. Anne de Diesb.ach, Mme. Cabriel 
l.uizet, Magna Charta, Mrs. John Laing. 50c. 
CLEMATIS 
LARGE FLOWERING CLEMATIS 
Orders sliould be received by April l"i. 
Prieo. 15c; ;iiiv .". foi- 35c; the d fnr 70c. 
DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH, Double white. 
HENRYII. Pure white, blooming constantly. 
JACKMANNI. INIost popular; violet blue. 
See cut on ni'xt page. 
MAD, EDOUARD ANDRE. Nearest to a red. 
MADAM BARON VIELLARD. Lovely pink. 
RAMONA. Lavender blue; flowers ver.y 
large. 
SMALL-FLOWERING CLEMATIS 
GOLDEN ORIENT. A new yellow Clematis, 
a native of tiie Himalaya mountains and ver.v 
hardy, — a great aeipiisit ion. P.looms in August 
and Seiiteniber. Price, 20c; '.i for 55c. 
PANICULATA. It is like the orange blos- 
som in bud an<l magnolia in fragrance. Hardy 
as an oak. Blooms in August and September. 
Price, 15c; 3 for 35c. 
Golden Orient and Paniculata for 30c, 
