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L. L. MA\- CO., ST. PAUL, MISN. 
v^EVERBLOO^INO TEA ROStff,^ 
Tbese arc especially nice for planting in beds on the lawn, prodncinK 
M pot plants for winter ciiUnre in the honse. Price, lOo each, 01. OO 
D|>||jA No. 1 — Large creamy white changing to pure white blooms 
LVl lU^* borne on strong etiff stems. A profuse and continuous 
bloomer and m. strong healthy grower. One of the best white teas in 
cultivation. 
Cnaiiette I Vnn< Clear canary yellow. Tery frag- 
WW|UCLLC UC2> l^^Ulld. rant. Flowers. large. 6ne form, 
fall and double. A free bloomer. 
Duchess De Brabant. Rosy pink, edged with siWer. 
strong, healthy 
A rich golden yellow, 
and -vigorous grower. 
Btoile De Lyon, 
I neixT r%rtmttt»a colored pTate.) New Apricot colored 
I^MUy UVI ULIICa. everblooming rose. Remarkably strong 
and vigorous grower. The color is a decided novelty in roses. Price, 
66 oants. 
Mnri fTri^h^^ Beaatiial creamy rose, with deep crimson 
ITKau. WVII^L. centre. Flowers large and fragrant. 
Mat*S^ risiSIInt No. 4 — Pare snow white, sometimes faintly 
JTiai IC VIUIIIUI.. tinged yellow. Pnl) and double. 
an abundance of bloom tlic entire st-ason. Tbey are also eqtxaJly good 
per dOEen, except where noted. 
MaH Rntttraft^ '^'^ colored plate.) A new white rose 
ITlctU. UUU^CIC. ,,r,jecided merit. The flowers are large, 
full and double and are possessed of good keeping qualities. The 
plant is very viRorous and robust in habit, and a remarkably free 
and clean grower. Price, 25c each. 
This is an improvement on the well- 
known and popular Biidesmaid, bernjf 
a more robust grower and the bloom a deeper and more beautiful 
pink. Price, 26 oenta. 
No. 2 — Long pointed buds; blossoms of a 
delicate rosy blnsli, shaded a trifle deeper 
at centre. Delicious fragrance, strong grower and free bloomer. One 
of the roost meritorius of recent introduction and bonnd to become 
very popular, 
Pnre white, very large, full and finely 
tormed. A frreaudcontinuous bloomer. 
riaid of Honor. 
Pres. Carnot. 
White Lafrance. 
very fragrant. 
POLYANTHA RO^ES. 
Beautiful free flowering miniature roses, admirably adapted to pot culture and 
for planting in the open ground. The flowers are quite small and borne in clusters, 
each cluster making a bou<|net in itself. They arc quite hardy ^nd have been 
Rosy pink on rich creamv white ground. A 
very profuse bloomer, flowers larger than most 
known to stand onr severe Northern winters with slight protection. Price, lOe each, $1 OOperdomen 
Cecil Bruner. 
otkera of its class. 
I I^I'Ia \\/hi4'A Pare creamy white, sometimes delicately 
L«ll.t.IC IIII.^ I-CI.. tinged with salmon rose. Flowers very 
tan and double. 
Clear pink tinged with pale rose. A proftise 
bloomer, blossoms full and double. 
Mignonette. 
HYBRID JfL\ RO»E». 
Kalserin Augusta Victoria. 
cueatnT white. It is hardy in many sections of the'piorth, standlng'in. the open ^oiuid 
wHb cuight protection without injury. 
Queen of Scarlets. 
ClnthiiAt^ ^AiinAft 1'1>>" o"' "f the grandest roses 
WlOinilUe J>UUpCrL. ever introduced, either for pot cul- 
ture or bedding. It is a strong dwarf grower, and the most won 
darfnl bloomer ever known, being continuously in flower the 
entire year. The blossoms are large, round, flat, perfectly full and 
double and dcliciously fragrant. The coloi^-is pure white, shading 
to silvery rose in the centre. 
A valuable class of half hardy roses, combining the flowering qualities of the Teas 
with the rich coloring and fragrance of the Hybrid Perpetnals, Price, lOo each, 
$1.00 per dozen, 
No-6— Long pointed buds, blossoms large, 
ftill, double and fragrant. Color delicate 
■ North 
Pich velvety scarlet, very brilliant and striking. A 
constant and proftise bloomer. We consider this the 
beet scarlet bedding rose in existence, 
4miv r\j» Vi/«r»<-<»ri No. 8— Bright magenta red. Flowers large, full and 
£7UUV. yvwUUCII. regular with thick leathery petaU, Very fragrant. 
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20 EVERBLOOMIING ROSES FOR $1.00. 
Of course the selection of varieties must be left entirely to ua. Bach plant 
will be labeled and every collection will include some of the best roses of W 
recent introduction. This wonderful offer will give all of our friends the w 
opportunity to secure a splendid bed of everblooming roses nt a remark- 
ably low price. Heretofore we have always sold these roses to our ^ 
wholesale trade at ihe close of the season, but this year we concluded to Sl^ 
oflRer them to the friends of our catalogue at less than wholesale prices. ^ 
! 8 EVERBlOOMINti ROSES FOR 50CTS. j 
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