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Prince Camille De Rohan. Very 
large, deep velvety crimson, almost 
black. Very Fragrant. By all means 
include this in your collection. 50c 
each. 
' Ulrich Brunner. A splendid 
rose and one of the best of the 
class. Flowers very large, well formed, 
brilliant cherry red and highly fra- 
grant; produced in great profusion. 
Vigorous, hardy and healthy. SOc 
each. 
Moss Roses 
Glory of Mosses. Very heavily 
mossed; flowers glossy pink; fragrant. 
One of the best. 3Sc each. 
Luxembourg Moss. Large, bright 
crimson. A very fine, luxuriant grow- 
er and a free bloomer. 3Sc each. 
White Moss. Large, full double, 
pure white and very fragrant. Per- 
fectly hardy. 35c each. 
Rugosas 
Rosa Rugosa. Foliage shiny bright 
green; flowers single and very fragrant, bright rose 
color with yellow center. The leaves and buds are 
very beautiful. In time of winter it bears large 
bright red berries; requires no protection whatever 
and is well adapted for hedges. Strong, 2 and 3-year 
plants, 25c each. 
Conrad Ferdinand Meyer. This variety has the 
ornamental foliage of the Rugosa and the beautiful 
fragrant flowers of the Hybrid Perpetual. The flowers are large, double, very fra- 
grant and of a delicate silvery pink. Vigorous and hardy without protection. SOc each. 
Peonies 
The Herbaceous Peonies 
have long been great favor- 
ites among hardy plants, but 
the wonderful improvements 
wrought by the plant breeder 
in recent years makes them 
far more popular than ever. 
Many of the improved vari- 
eties rival the finest roses in 
fragrance and coloring, be- 
sides blooming earher and 
being much larger. 
Peonies do best in good, 
rich deep soil and a sunny 
situation, although they do 
well in partial shade. They 
are hardy in the far North 
and West, requiring no pro- 
tection. Once planted and 
established they take but lit- 
tle care. The blossoms are 
often small or even single 
the first year after planting 
but increase in size and beau- 
ty each year. They should 
be plante'd in September or 
October if possible, but may 
BABY E AMBLER 
FESTIVA MAXIMA. 
