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L. L. MAY & CO. PLANTS, SEEDS, FKUITS AND TREES 
Paul Ncyri 
Prince camiue 
Margaret Dickson 
l''rancois Eevct 
HARDY Hybrid Perpetual ROSES 
ALFRED COLOMB. Brilliant carmine 
AMERICAN BEAUTY. Large, rich rose 
crimson. 
ANNA DE DEISBACH. Brilliant rose col- 
or, j>ointed buds. 
BARON DE BONSTETTIN. Rich velvety 
maroon; large, (nil. 
BARON ROTHSCHILD. Bright rosy pink, 
of immense size. 
CLIO. Delicate satin blnsh, with a light 
shading; of rosy pink. 
COQUETTE DBS ALPS, Pure white, 
slightly tinged witli blush. 
DUKE "OF EDINBURO. Bright scarlet 
crimson, shaded maroon. 
EARL OF DUFFBRIN. Velvety crimson, 
shaded dark maroon. 
FRANCOIS LEVET. Soft, china pink, 
shaded carmine and blush. 
OEN. JACQUEMINOT. Rich velvetvcrimson 
HARRISON'S YELLOW. Semi-double, 
golden vellow. 
JOHN HOPPER. Bright rose with car- 
mine center. 
MAGNA CHARTA. Rosy red, flushed vio- 
let crimson. 
HAD. GABRIEL LUIZET. Clear coral rose 
sulTused with lavender. 
HAD. CHAS. WOOD. Bright fiery scarlet, 
MAD. PLANTIER. Very Large, double, 
pure white. 
MAD. ALFRED DE ROUQEMONT. Snow 
white, tinted pale, rosy blush. 
PIERRE NOTTINO. Deep velvety crimson 
color. 
PERSIAN YELLOW. A very free bloomer, 
semi -double. 
HARSHALL P. WILDER Bright scarlet 
crimson, shaded maroon. 
ULRICH 8RUNER Brilliant cherry red. 
MARGARET DICKSON While, with pale 
flesh center. 
PAUL NEVRON Deep clear rose. 
MRS. JOHN LAING Color soft rosy pink. 
PRINCE CA.MILLE DE ROHAN Dark vel- 
vety crimson. 
Stronsr, young, urowing plants from our 
jirreenhouses loc. each, $1,00 per dozen 
postpaid. 
Strong:, two-year-old, dormant plants 35c. 
each, po.stpaid; by express, per dozen $3.00, 
per 100 $30.00. 
MOSS ROSES 
ASHBOURNE PuiZE. Tlic flowers are a 
rich, deep velvety red, hiijhlv perfumed. 
BLANCHE nOREAU. Creamy white, tin- 
ged rose. 
PRINCESS ADELAIDE. Sil very rose. 
PRINCHSS MAY. Prce-flowering white. 
WILLIA.M LOBH. Deep bright pink. 
Two- year old plants, 40c. each, postpaid, 
by express, $3.00 doz. 
HYBRID SWEET BRIAR ROSES 
ANNIE OF QEIERSTEIN Dark rich crim- 
on. 
AMY ROBSART Lovely deep rose. 
BRENDA Delicate peach, dainty and 
chai-min g. 
.ADY PENZANCE Beautiful copper tint. 
-ORD PENZANCE Soft fawn shade. 
ROSE BRADWARDINE Beautiful rose. 
Two-year old plants, 35c. each po.stpaid; by 
express. S.t.oii doz. 
Wonderful Ne 
MEMORIAL, or Evertrreen Roses 
(Rosa Wichuriana) 
LUCIDA. Single bright pink, red fruit. 
HANDA'S TRIU.MPH. White (lowers. 
PINK ROAMER. Single bright pink. 
SOUTH ORANGE PERFECTION. Pink 
UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. Rose color. 
WICHURIANA. Single, pure white. 
Two-year old plants, 40c each, post' 
paid; by express, $3.00 doz. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
BALTinoRE BELL. Pale blush. 
^_ EAIPRESS of CHINA. The apple bios 
J^'Q som rcjse. 
PRAIRIE QUEEN, Bright rosy red. 
SEVEN SISTERS. Crimson to white. 
nail size, inc each, postpaid; field 
grown, 30c each, $2.50 doz., by express 
at purchasers expense. 
RUOOSA ROSES 
(Japanese Rose.s.] 
ALBA* 
RUBA f See page 26 for description, 
w Rose, Baby Rambler ^Jf.S""*-^ '^'^'^'"'^'^ Semi-double, 
MAD. GBORGB BRUANT Semi-double 
win te. 
NEW CENTURY Double pink. Cluster 
Two-year old plants, 40c. each, postpaid 
by express, $3.00 doz. 
THE RAMBLER ROSES 
CRIAISON RAHBLER Scarlet 
WHITE RAMBLER Pure pearl white, 
YELLOW RA.MBLER Golden yellow. 
PHILADELPHIA RAHBLER Crimson 
Hail size 15c. each or 4 for soc. post- 
paid; two-year field grown, 35c. each, 
$3 00 doz. by express, purchasers ex- 
pense. 
DOROTHY PERKINS 
A grand, nc\Y climbinjj rose, so 
liardy as to withstand the most sev- 
ere winters with impunity. Grows 10 
to 15 feet in a season. Small plants, 
ISC each, postpaid; two=year old plants, 
35 each; $3.00 doz., by express, purch- 
asers expense. 
BABY RAMBLER 
Or Dwarf Crimson Rambler. 
This beautiful novelty producesclus- 
ters of flowers as larjic as the old 
Crimson Rambler. The coloris charm- 
inj^ brilliant red, and it blooms with 
f?reat profusion. As a pot rose it has 
no ccpial as it is a continious bloomer. 
Strong young pot plants. 15c. each; two- 
year old fleld=grown plants, 50c. each, 
$5 00 doz. postpaid. 
The Hardiest Rose, 
U, S. GRANT* 
Ahnost as hard.v as an oak. Will 
thrive in any section of the United 
States. Blossoms freely the entire 
summer. The flowers are of enor- 
mous size, cup-shaped, full aad deep, 
the petals thick, heavy and of a 
peculiarly rich velvety red color. It 
is a niajinificcnt rose, either in bud or 
as an open flower, audits deep color 
makes it especially desirable for cut- 
ting. Strong, well-rooted, young, 
growing plants 250 each, postpaid; 
iwo-year=old dormant plants, by ex- 
press, 50C each. $5.00 per doz. 
Dorothy rerkius, Climbing kose 
