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Linn County Nursery 
Hybrid Tea Roses 
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lightfully fragrant and a very free, con- 
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Gruss an Teplitz (Virginia R. Coxa)— The 
flowers are a dazzling crimson, large 
and moderately double, produced in 
great profusion throughout the whole 
The bush if hardy, and a 
grower. This is much 
the test rose of the class we have seen. 
l.a France — A very popular variety. Buds 
and flowers of lovely form and of great 
size; exceedingly fragrant. Color, fine 
silvery-pink. It begins to bloom early 
and continues until frost. 
Hybrid Perpetual and 
Other Roses 
Praa Karl Druschkl (White American 
Beauty)— Pure white, large, fragrant, 
well formed, and very similar to Amer- 
ican Beauty except in color. Very hardv 
and vigorous; by far the best white rose 
of all. 
General Jacqueminot — This may truthfully 
be called the rose for the million. A 
universal favorite. Bright scarlet, ex- 
ceedingly rich and velvety. One of the 
hardiest. 
Harrison Yellow — very bright yellow 
double rose, hardy and a profuse 
bloomer. 
Madame Plantler — Pure white, produced in 
great abundance early in the season 
An excellent hardy white rose. 
Paul Neyron — One of the very largest roses 
known, often measuring five inches in 
diameter; color, bright rose; very fresh 
and pretty. A strong healthy grower 
w^ith clean, glossy foliage and one of 
the most prolific bloomers in the hybrid 
class. Young plants in the nursery rows 
bloom almost without intermission from 
June until October. 
Peralan Yellow — A perfectly hardy climber 
Brightest yellow of all roses; produces 
an abundance of medium sized flowers in 
June. 
Prince Camille de Rohan (Black Prince) 
Very large, deep velvety crimson, almost 
T?''^' fragrant. By all means 
include this in your collection. 
Ulrlch Bmnner — A splendid rose and one 
of the best of the class. Flowers very 
large, well formed, brilliant cherry red 
and highly fragrant; produced in great 
profusion. Vigorous, hardy and healthy. 
Sweet Brier (English Sweetbrier) — Much 
prized on account of the delightful fra- 
grance of its leaves and young branches. 
Perfectly hardy and requires little care. 
Rugosa Roses 
Carman— Flowers large, semi- 
double, fine in the bud state; rich deep 
crimson. A very free bloomer and con- 
tinues a long time. 
Blanc Double de Coubert— Purest paper 
white, blooming in clusters of five or 
ten; dout)le and fragrant. A strong 
grower with true rugosa foliage; flowerl 
large, lasting, and produced freely. Per- 
fectly hardy. 
Conrad Ferdinand Meyer— This variety has 
the ornamental foliage of the Rugosa 
Ji^t beiuitiful fragrant flowers of 
the Hybrid Perpetual. The flowers are 
large, double, very fragrant and of a 
delicate silvery pink. Very vigorous and 
hardy without protection. 
Hansa— Violet-red, large, fragrant and 
perfectly double. The flowers are in 
dense clusters which all bloom at once, 
thus appearing like one immense rose 
trorn a distance. Flowers are produced 
freely throughout the season. Absolute- 
ly hardy. 
New Century— Large, clear flesh pink; 
flowers borne In clusters, perfectly 
double and full. Very fragrant and a 
wonderfully constant bloomer. 
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 bright red berries. Re- 
quires no protection whatever and is 
well adapted for hedges. Strong two and 
three-year plants. 
Rugosa Alba — A pure white form of the 
above. 
Baby Ramblers 
Splendid varieties for bedding or for pot 
culture. They grow about eighteen inches 
high and bloom profusely throughout the 
entire growing season. 
Pink Baby Rambler — Brilliant rose colored 
flowers. 
White Baby Rambler — Pure white flowers 
with yellow stamens. 
Erna Teschendorft — A deep cherry red 
which does not fade easily. One of the 
very flnest of Baby Ramblers. 
Tree Roses of Baby Ramblers, American 
Beauty, C. F. Meyer, Dorothy Perkins, F. 
K. Druschki, Gruss an Teplltz, General 
Jacqueminot and Ulrich Brunner can be 
furnished. 
Moss Roses 
Glory of MoHses — Very heavily mossed; 
flowers glossy pink; fragrant. One of 
the best. 
Luxembourg Moss — Large, bright crimson 
A very fine, luxuriant grower and free 
bloomer. 
White Moss — Large, full double, pure white 
and very fragrant. Perfectly hardy. 
