THE RAMBLER ROSES. 
CBIMSON SAMBI^EB. This is cortainly the most wonderful climb- 
ing i-ose ever Introiluced, and each vear's experience with it onlv 
strengthens our confidence in it. It is absolutely hardy in all localities, 
a most vig'oroxis gfrower, a most prolific bloomer, fine for arrowing' on 
trellises, unexcelled for coveringr porches, walls, etc.; admirable for pot 
cultiire for Easter forcing-, at all times when in bloom, producing- a g-or- 
geous mass of crimson blossoms which remain on the plant a long time. 
The plant often grows from 12 to 15 feet in a single season, commenc- 
ing to blossom in June, continuing throughout the season. The (lowers 
are deep crimson, borne in immense clusters, which remain on the plant 
a long time. 
DOBOTHV PERKINS (New Knk Bambler Bose). A good one. As 
hardy as Crimson Rambler and same habit of growth. Flowers about 
1% inches across, borne in clusters of 10 to 30. and very double; petals 
arc very prettily rolled back and crinkled. Color is a most beautiful 
shell pink and holds a lontr time without fading. 
FRn:.AX>EI.FKZA CBIMSON BAMBIiEB. This variety is a cross 
between Crimson Ramblers and the hybrid rose Victor Hugo, and is 
identical in all respects to the Crimson Rambler, except the color is 
brighter, deeper, and more Intense. Second, the flowers are perfectly 
double to the center, last longer in bloom and come into flower abo-. jl. 
10 days after the Crimson Rambler. 
YEItlO-W BAMBIiEB. The flowers are borne in clusters, after the 
same manner as the Crimson Rambler. The color is a decided yellow. 
•WHITE BAMBIiEB. Almost identical with Crimson Rambler, but 
that Ihe flowers are pure white and sweetly scented. 
Price of Bambler Boses: Mail size 15c. each or 4 for 50c., postpaid; 
a-year field-grown, 35c. each, $3.00 doz. by express, purchaser's expense. 
Choice Climbing 
Roses for 60 Cts. 
empbess of CaiNA, 
CBIMSON BAMBI.EB, 
SOBOTHT FEBKINS, 
VEIiIiO-W- BAMBI.EB,-» 
-WHITE BAMBIiEB. 
If vou -want 5 Qood 
Climbing- BOSES, try this 
set; you will not find better 
ones; they are hardy every- 
where. 
One strong plant of each 
of the 5 sorts, postpaid, for 
60c., or 5 strong, field- 
gro-wn, 2-year-old dormant 
plants for $1.50 by express. 
CLIMBING ROSES. 
BAI.TIMOBE BE1^I;E. 
Pale blush, nearlv white; 
very double. Flowers in 
large clusters, the whole 
plant appearing a perfect 
mass of bloom. 
EMPBESS OF CHINA ("The Apple Blossom Bose.") 
One of the grandest and best climbers ever introduced. 
It is a vigorous grower, attaining a height of 15 to 20 
feet In a single season. Buds and blossoms are of hand- 
some form and are borne very profusely throughout the 
season. Color is a soft dark red, changing to lighter red 
or pink like an apple blossom. 
PBAIBIE QUEEN. Bright rosy red; large, compact 
and g lobu lar flowi-r. Blooms in clusters. One of the best. 
SE-V-EN SISTEBS. Crimson, changing all shades to 
white. One of the old-fashioned favorites. 
Price of Climbing Boses: Strong young plants, 10c. 
each, postpaid; field-g-rown, 2-year-old dormant plants, 
35c. each, postpaid; by express, 6 for $1.50; 12 for $3.00. 
TREE ROSES. f 
Grafted on hardy rose stalks 4 to 5 feet high, arc tree 
shaped and when in full bloom are objects of beauty, 
making handsome plants for the lawn or rose bordac. In 
this shape we offer only the Hybrid Perpetual or hardy 
class. We have them in white, the different shades of 
pink, red and crimson. The unique effects produced by 
groupings or border lines of Standard Boses makes them 
very desirable. The leading Hybrid Perpetual varieties 
can be successfully grown in the open ground, some pro- 
tection or slight covering in winter being desirable. The 
plants require rich soil and moisture. $1.00 each. These 
can only be sent by express or freight. , 
L. L. MAY & CO.. ST. PAUL, MINN. 
