Monthly Ever-Blooming Tea Roses -- Continuec 
MlTie. Maurice de L.U7P Deep rose with warm cochineal center, re- 
uit o- v uv uiuu verse of petals lighter. Each 25c. 
Mile Mmone Beaumez Fl s sh 5 wte c ? lor - outer petuls beautifully 
„ . * .".^reflexed. very large flowers. Bach 25c. 
MOUltOn An ' de ?l rose in color, shape and size: outer petals delicate light 
or well Eaen"25c center a deeper shade, opens up perfectly, keeps its col 
MrS. AarOIl Ward 0ne of the most delightful roses of recent years, in 
,. " a color that catches the eye at once -a deep golden 
orange shading out to creamy yellow at the edge of the petals: the buds are 
Each 25c blowing the glowing heart to the best advantage. 
Mrs. Conway Jones ami a ™M w Each fl 25e cdsalmon pink :flowcrs large 
Mrs. G. W. Kershaw %£ch III moat b '" illia " t and intense p ink ' 
Mrs. John Bateraan »" p Each25c ewithIemontintat base ° f pet " 
MrS. Peter Blair 25c 011 cnrome wile K° lden yellow center. 
Perle DeS JardenS P lear J5°.! d i n yellow. An indescribable rich and 
variety Each 10e beautiful shade, entirely distinct from any other 
Pie X cup a formcd' te E^ tender rose; center deep, flowers large and 
Pink SOUpert ofaric '' id eeppinK color. Each 10c. 
President Carnot T1 ' ecol0i \ isa new dc ' icate shaded » trine 
, ' v/aiiiui tieepg,. at eentcr of , mwer . Fragrance delicious 
strung grower and free bloomer, has no weak point. Each 15c. 
Reine Karola de Saxe &I°riL^ di % ro 5';. w i th J ar «« flower of a 
pink. Each 25e *•"»•»«•• blush white, with shell shadings of a delicate 
Richmond V n< l" psti ° nab ly one of the handsomest varieties of late intro- 
duction. A real re<l rose, shading to velvety scarlet or crimson 
as flowers mature. Flowers full and finely formed, very fragrant, a free, strong 
!X&2SK!SJfiE? m Eaeh 15e - stFonB 2 " yr - plants by e * ! 
Rosemary A Deant "^ r °se of shining, silvery pink. Eaeh 25c. 
Minnehaha RnSP T " e most beautiful rose of recent introduction. 
, uicuaua n - usc The flower is immense and double, rich pink in 
color, exquisite in form and of a most delicious fragrance. It stands with 
?. l,t J l - r J ?? ual ,n beauty and is a hybrid variety 'littering from all others in 
that it blooms continuously from June to September; it is a nuick bushy 
grower, valuable for bolh house and garden culture. Prices: Mail size, 
each 25e, doz. $2.50; by express. 2-yr. old eaeh 50c, doz. $5 00 
Renee Wilmart Urban ™.V; a l^ 
Sonv. de Frederic Vercellone ^'SSS^t?: 
rant. Each 25c. 
Sonv. de Maria Zayas iach 25c. Kllt carmine • veined darker - 
SOUV. de Mme. Olldin A beautiful shade of silver white, edged 
*f"" v * VUU1H with pale blue. A very curious variety. 
Each 25e. 
SOUV. Dll R. R0Se Vilin Color °f white velvet, double to the 
uvu,.uu ii, ivuoi, iiuu C enter. Eaeh 25c. 
Witl. R Smith c 9 lor - creamy white with shadings of pink, hardy 
lu * with protection. Eaeh 25e. 
Wm. Shean Eaeh 25c illarney pink color - one ot tne largest roses. 
Yellow Soupert (M'oselia) £tte. '^r^ 
Each lOe. 
Yvonne Vacherot Each25e ceIainwll ' te ' toucnedwitn r °«e color. 
50c COLLECTION 6Grand Bedding 
R O S E S 
HERMOSA, Bright l'ink. CLOTHILDE SOUPERT, White ami Rose 
PINK SOUPERT, Deep Pink YELLO » SuUPERT, Light Yellow. 
GOLDEN GATE, Creamy White. QUEEN OF SCARLETS, Velvety Scarlet 
One Strong Plant of Each, Postpaid. 50e. 
60c Collection 
5 Choice Climbing 
R-O-S-E-S 
EMPRESS OF CHINA, "Apple 
Blossom Rose.*' 
CRIMSON RAMBLER, Hardy 
everywhere 
.DOROTHY PERKINS, The Pink 
Rambler 
YELLOW RAMBLER, The only 
yellow 
WHITE RAMBLER, The best 
white 
One Strong Plant of 
Each of the 5 Sorts, 
Postpaid, for 60c. 
Strong, Field-Grown, 
2 -Year -Old Dormant 
Plants,$1.50by Express 
Richmond- 
