« L. L. MAY (SL CO. 
":°tr/'s''eS5r/^T St. Paul. Minn. 
Etoile de France 
Monthly Ever- 
Blooming Tea Roses 
(Continued) 
Mme. Maurice de Luze 
■with warm cochineal center, reverse of petals 
lighter. Each 25e. 
Mile. Simone Beaumez ^\^$^ 
color, outer petals beautifully reflexed, very- 
large flowers. Each 25c. 
iVfnilltnn ideal rose in color, shape 
i»j.\juinjii gj^e; outer petals delicate 
liBht pink with center a deeper shade, opens up 
perfectly, keeps its color well. Each 20c. 
Mrs Aarnn Ward one of the most 
ITHS. iT.diUll VVdlU (icliKhtful roses 
of recent years in a color that catches the eye at 
«nee— a deep golden orange, shading out to 
creamy yellow at the edge of the petals; the 
Imds are cupped and very deep, showing the 
(dowing heart to the best advantage. Each 2Sc 
Mrs. Conway Jones fl^XTTS'f: 
fnon pink, flowers large and full. Each 25c. 
Mrs. G. W. Kershaw S-'sTbrii^ 
liant and intense pink. Each 25c. 
Mrs. Jno. Bateman J.^s^Jthier 
on tint at base of petals. Each 2Ec. 
Richmond 
Mrs. Peter Blair ^fjo^'""'" 
golden yellow center. Each 25c. 
Perle Des Jardens ^,„„„.. ^„ 
> m e with 
Clear golden 
indexcribablc rich and beautiful shade, entirely 
distinct from any other variety. Each 10c, 
Pie X Creamy white passing to tender rose: 
_ center deeper, flowers large and cup- 
formed. Each 25c. 
Pink Soupert SfJ. ^a'^h'',^'! 
President Carnot JSe''?^"^^; 
shaded a trifle deeper at center of flower. 
Fragrance delicious, strong grower and free | 
bloomer, has no weak point. Each 16c. (See cut) 
Reine Karola de Saxe ^.ilMn'g 
rose, with large flower of blush white, with shell 
shadings of delicate pink. Each 25c. 
Richmond Pnnuestionably one of the 
ivit^lllliuiiu handsomest varieties of late 
inbXKluction. A peal red rose, shading to vel- 
vety scarlet or crimson as flowers mature 
Flowers full and finely formed, very fragrant, 
a free strong grower and a profuse bloomer 
Each 16c. Strong 2-yr. plants by express. 
35c each, $3.60 doz. 
Rosemarv A, *>*''"i'f"' of seining, 
ivuociiidiy silvery pink. Each 2Sc. 
^1 CTO^ ' ^ 
Soupert Roses 
Renee Wilmart Urban 
Color .Salmon flesh, edges of petals bordered 
and tinted carmine. Each 25c. 
Souv de Frederic Vercel 
Innp Color. roscK^armine, shaded coppei 
flower large, full and fragrant 
Each 25c. 
Souv de Maria Zayas. *^brij,°hi 
carmine, veined darker. Each 25c. 
Souv.de Mme. Oudii 
A beautiful shade of silver white, edged witl 
pale blue. A very curious variety. Eacl 
25e. 
Souv. Du R. RoseVilii 
Color of white .Telvct, double t» the center 
Each 25c. 
Wm R Smith Color, cream: 
rr 111. IN.. OIIUIII white with shad 
ings of pink, hardy with protection. Each 26e 
Wm Shpan A grand Killarney pini. 
¥» 111. OUCdll color.oneofUie largest 
roses. Each 25e. 
Yellow Soupert (Moseliaj 
Color light yellow, shading to white. Hard\ 
with protection. Each lOe. 
Yvonne Vacherot {^If^h^t'c^ 
touched with rose color. Eaeb 25c. 
50c. Collection 
beddingROSES 
HERMOSA. Bright pink. 
CLOTHILDE SOUPERT. White and rose 
PINK SOUPERT. Deep pink. 
YELLOW SOUPERT. Light yellow. 
GOLDEN GATE. Creamy while. 
QUEEN OF SCARLETS. Velvety scarlet. 
One strong plant of each, postpaid, 60c 
60c. Collection 
5 CHOICE ROSF^ 
CLIMBING '^^^^ 
EMPRESS OF CHINA. "Apple Blossom 
Rose. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER. Hacdy everywhere. 
DOROTHY PERKINS. The Pink Rambler. 
YELLOW RAMBLER. The .nly yellow 
WHITE RAMBLER. The best white 
One strong plant of each of the 5 sorts, 
postpaid, for 60c. 
Strong, fleld-grown, 2-jreap-old dorm- 
ant plants, for $1.50 by ezppess. 
WITH HOUSE PLANTS 
riT'mS'*^?'''^,^^",^"?''^.*'"!^^""'^^"' "'^ CARE. CULTIVATIOil and PROPA- 
PR?rp Ko"/ PncT^p^y^f .9/^"?^" "OWE. Profusely Illustrated. 
rng'lo-$^2°0b or^"wLrds°.'' " ^^^^ "° 
