Newark, New York State 
to bloom early in season and continues 
until late autumn. 
Paul Neyron. H. P. Deep pink, one of 
the most desiiable garden roses known; 
also considered the largest; color a deep 
rose-pink; very fragrant; hardy and a 
strong grower. 
Papa Gentler. T. Red. Very large, rich 
rosy-rod, full and sweet. A strong grower 
and constant bloomer. A fine rose for 
all purposes. 
Perle des Jardins. T. Yellow. One of 
the most beautiful deep yellow roses 
in cultivation; flowers extra large, very 
double and fragrant; color a pure rich 
golden-yellow. 
Persian YeUow. Perfectly hardy. Flow- 
ers double, full and deep golden yellow 
in color; blooms very freely in June; 
finest hardy yellow Rose grown. Strong 
two-year-old plants. 
Philadelphia Rambler. C. Red. Flowers 
are 23^ inches across, perfectly double, 
completely covering the bush. The color 
is pure, deep, rich crimson, brighter, 
and more intense than the old va- 
riety. 
Pink Rambler. C. Pink. Flowers are 
double, of a clear shell pink; borne in 
large clus(,ers; a valuable rose for cut- 
ting. 
Pius IX. H. P. Pink. Deep rose, tinged 
with carmine; large and full; robust 
grower. 
Prince Camille de Rohan. H. P. Dark 
Red. Deep veh'ety crimson; large, 
moderately full. One of the darkest 
roses. 
Queen of the Prairie. C. Red. A rapid 
chmber; flower.s are very large; a bright 
rosy-red, changing lighter as the flowers 
open; strong and vigorous; compact, and 
globular. 
Rosa Wichuriana. (See Memorial Rose.) 
Rugosa Alba. Came from Japan. Single, 
pure white flowers of five petals and 
highly scented, followed by pretty ber- 
ries. . 
Rugosa Rubra. Another from Japan. 
l<'lo\\ei\s a beautiful bright ro.sy crim- 
son and single, succeeded by large ber- 
ries of rich, rosy-red. E.xceedingly or- 
namental. 
Salet. M Red. A bright light rose, large 
and full. It sometimes blooms in the 
autumn. A vigorous grower and per- 
petual bloomer. True perpetual moss, 
June to November. 
Snow Queen. (See Frau Karl Druschki.) 
Soliel d'Or. (Sun of Gold.) A strong, 
hardy rose; large, full and double; golden 
orange-yellow, tinged with red and rosy- 
pink; a magnificent rose. 
Souvenir de la Malmaison. T. Light Pink. 
Queen of beauty and fragrance. The 
color is lovely, creamy flesh, whh rose 
center, elegantly shaded. The flowers are 
large, perfectly double and deliciously 
sweet. 
Tausendschon or Thousand Beauties. C. 
Cannot be too highly recommended on 
account of its free flowering qualities 
and beautiful white and delicate pink 
blossoms. It has already been recog- 
nized by the leading florists, and is grown 
in large quantities now for winter forcing, 
and for garden decoration it cannot be 
surpassed. 
Ulrich Brunner. H. P. Red. Brilliant 
cherry red, a very efl'ecfive color; flowers 
of fine form and fini.sh, carried well upon 
the plant; jietals of grftit substance; 
plant vigoiou.'i, hardy and resists mil- 
dew. One of the best varieties for forcing 
and open air culture. 
White Rambler. (ThaUa.) C. White. In 
habit of growth, foliage, manner of bloom- 
ing and shape, flower is identical with 
Crimson Rambler, differing only in color, 
which is pure clear white. Blooms in 
clusters; \igorous grower. 
Yellow Rambler. (Aglaia.) C. Yellow. A 
hardy, yellow climbing rose, bloom- 
ing after the same manner as the Crimson 
Rambler, in large clusters; flowers of 
medium size, ^'ery sweet scented. Color 
a clear, decided yellow; a rampant grow- 
er, strong plant; in full bloom mjikes one 
of the finest pillar or porch plants imagin- 
able. 
Tree Roses 
The Tree Rose is grafted on hardy stems 
four to five feet high, and thus form tree 
shapes. When in bloom they are ver y hand- 
some. As these trees are imported annually 
we can only make spring deliveries, ^^'e offer 
an assortment of white, red, pink, yellow 
varieties. 
Crimson Rambler Tree Roses. A most 
attractive novelty in hardy Roses. 
Budded on strong, straight stems four 
feet high; the round bushy Baby Ram- 
bler tops *t all times a perfect mass 
of crimson bloom. The most floresccnt 
of all Tree Roses. 
