Pntlsville, Pa.. Apr., '13. — -"Rose buslus rcccivrd in — 5]^. 
fine condition, also tlip Palms, for wliicli 1 lliank you 
very imich." — Edw. Pugh. 
SELECT PLANT LIST 
BY MAIL POSTPAID 
IMPORTANT NOTICE 
PLANT DELIVERIES. Orders received 
prior to Mmcli 1 will be placed on lile to 
be filled as soon tliereufter as practicable. 
Later orders will lie tilled in rotatiou as 
promptly as possible. 
ALL SHRUBS, PERENNIALS AND 
CLIMBING PLANTS are of oue year's 
erowth, tbriftv and well rooted. These are 
sent dorinaiit, that is. before they sprout, 
and caunot be seut LATER THAN ABOUT 
APRIL 15th. 
ROSES AND BEDDING OR HOUSE 
PLANTS arc well estaldished plants from 
2V>-in. pots. Roses, (jariiatious, Clu-ysau- 
themums. Coleus and Decorative plants 
may he sent to ABOUT JUNE 1. No or- 
ders taken after this date, 
I CANNOT SUPPLY any plant not in the 
following' list. 
COMBINATION PRICES not allow^ed on 
any combinations except as given. 
MY PLANT DEPARTMENT is arranged 
for spring deliveries only. 
I GUARANTEE ALL PLANTS to reach 
you in good condition. Any complaints 
"mast be made within a week thereafter. 
MY "CULTURE OF FLOWERS" (free If 
asked for with an order of 25c or more) 
contains a valuable article on Rose Culture. 
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, 
CLIMBING ROSES 
FOUR ROYAL RAMBLER ROSES 
Price, 12c each; any ,3 for 32c; the 4, one 
of each fur 4:0c. All are perfectly hardy 
and unequalled for porch ornamentation. 
AGLAIA (Yellow Rambler). — Not so 
hardy as the others, hut it withstands, 
without protection, a continued temperature 
of zero, or a little below. Bright lemon 
yellow. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER.— The original 
Rambler Rose; perfectly hardy everywhere. 
PHILADELPHIA RAMBLER. — Pure 
deep crimson, brighter and more Intense 
than Crimson Rambler. It blooms two 
weeks earlier and holds its color to the 
last. 
TRIER. — A new yellowish Rambler, per- 
petual blooming. Flow^ers are largef than 
in most Rnmhler Roses. The color is a 
.soft, rn .liny white, but the numerous yel- 
low anlliers give a decided yellow cast to 
the tlowers. Absolutely hardy. 
Two Good Old Climbing Roses 
Price, 12c each; the 2 for 20c. 
BALTIMORE BELLE. Pale blush, va- 
ricgaled crimson. Flowers very double. 
QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIES Clear, 
light red, sometimes with a white stripe; 
very double and full, blooming in clusters. 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY 
A Sensational Novelty 
A splendid new I'ose. The originator says of it; 
"Of wonderful beauty ai.d merit. A cross be- 
tween American Beauty and an unnamed seedling. 
Color, rosy crimson, identicul willi its well known 
parent and with tlie same extiuisile fragrance. 
Hardy as an oak, of strong h.-ibil, maiiiiig shoots 
of 10 to ir> feet in a se;isoii. l. low. is :; lo 4 inches 
in diameter and borne in groat profusion. Blooms 
throughout tlie month of .June, with occasional 
flowers during the entire season." Price 15 cents. 
TWO NEW HARDY CLIMBING ROSES 
Price, 15c each; I wo for 28c. 
ROSE, FLOWER OF FAIRFIELD, or Everhhuim- 
ing Crimson Rambler. II (ommen.-es lo flower in 
early summer and produces repealed crops of 
bloom until late fall. It is a sport from Crim.sou 
Eambler, is of the same habit and color, though 
perhaps a shade more brilliant, and has greater 
resisting iiower to the sun. 
VEILCHENBLAU, or Violet-blue Rose. The 
most novel of all roses, the result of mauy years 
of effort bv expert rose growers. It blooms in large 
clusters, like the RaniMers, is very hardy and not 
troubled by mildew. Upon first opening the color 
is a sort of rose, but soon changes to a steel blue, 
like that of the early violets. 
TWO SPLENDID HARDY TEA ROSES 
Mainan ( ocliet, i>ii>k. 
White Mainan Ccxliet. 
T1h> two for 33c. po.stpai<i. 
