PAiNESViLLE, O. 
I PREMIUMS ON PLANT ORDERS 
PURCHASER'S OWN SELECTION 
These Premium Rates apply only to Plants and Bulbs at price per single plant. Do not apply to 
collections, prices by dozen, 50 or 100 rates, or to Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees or Small Fruits. 
(Note difference between Premiums on mail and express orders.) 
MAIL ORDERS 
For remittance of: 
$ 2 select extra plants valued at 30 cts. 
$ 3 select extra plants valued at 50 cts. 
$ 4 select extra plants valued at 70 cts. 
$ 5 select extra plants valued at $1.00. 
$ 6 select extra plants valued at $1.40. 
$ 8 select extra plants valued at $2.00. 
$10 select extra plants valued at $3.00. 
And for each dollar sent above ten dollars 
select extra plants to the value of 30 cents. 
EXPRESS ORDERS 
For remittance of: 
$ 2^select extra plants valued at 50 cts. 
$ S select extra plants valued at 80 cts. 
$ 4 select extra plants valued at $1.10. 
$ 5 select extra plants valued at $1.50. 
$ 6 select extra plants valued at $2.00. 
$ 8 select extra plants valued at $3.00. 
$10 select extra plants valued at $4.00. 
And for each dollar sent above ten dollars 
select extra plants to the value of 40 cents. 
FOR SEED PREMIUM RATES SEE FIRST PAGE OF SEED DEPARTMENT. g- 
ROSES 
A Rose delights in an open, airj^ situation, unshaded by trees or buildings. All the types are very partial 
to clay loam, but will do well in any ordinary soil if enriched with well-rotted barnj^ard manure. Dig the soil up 
thoroughly to the depth ol" 12 or 15 inches, as Rose roots penetrate deeplJ^ 
HARDY TWO-YEAR FIELD GROWN ROSES SSr'lo^o^^AKf.SS 
This section embraces ihe Hybrid Perpetuals, the Hardy Climbers, the Hardy Rambler group, the Japanese 
Memorial Rose and its hyljrids, the Rugosas, Mosses, and various -miscellaneous types that have proven their 
hardiness and adaptaliility f()r i)(>rnuinent out-door decoration in the colder parts of the temperate zone. 
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES 
Eugene Furst 
A beautiful, 
velvety crimson, 
with distinct 
shading of crim- 
son maroon* ^ 
These are the "June Roses" so admirably suited for 
garden culture, the formation of rose beds, hedges, etc. 
In May and June these lovely roses are brilliant with 
large, perfumed flowers of richest colors, far exceeding 
the Everblooming class in size and vivid effects. Some 
varieties bloom late in summer and even into autumn. 
YELLOW ROSE NOVELTY FOR 1911 
RAYON D'OR ^ vigorous grower of branching 
IVAl 'Ui^ U KJPl j^^^^j^. ^^i^j^ f^j^g bronze green 
foliage, glossy, and absolutely immune from the 
attacks of mildew. Oval shaped buds, tinged coppery 
orange and streaked with brilliant scarlet bars. 
Flowers large and full, of fine globular form; superb 
color of yellow cadmium as the bloom begins to open, 
toning to sunflower yellow when fully expanded. 
The bloom is very free and practically continuous 
throughout the summer; and unlike most yellow 
roses holds its brilliancy and depth of color from the 
bud, even to the last petal. Strong plants, I2.00. 
s General Collection of Hybrid Perpetuials 
I Alfred Colomb. Bright carmine-crimson ; one of the 
very best dark colored sorts. 
Anna de Diesbach. Brilliant rose color. 
Clio. Color, delicate satin blush, with a light shading 
of rosy pink at the center. 
Coquette des Alps. White, sometimes faintly tinged 
with pale blush. 
Coquette des Blanches. Fine form; pure white. 
Francois Levet. Large, bright clear rose color. 
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