110 SEED CATALOGUE of L. L. A ^ ^ ' 
Seedsmen, florists, Nurserymen A.J M.A 
ST. PAUL, MINN. 
" Northern Grown" Seeds Are Best 
May's Select Trellis and Wall-Covering Roses 
For Beautifying the Garden These Roses are Unexcelled 
MAY'S 
Rambler 
Roses 
Ci'imson Ramb- 
ler. A climb 
inp rose, hardy 
in localities 
antl a vigorous 
grower making 
from 2 to 15 
feci it: one sea- 
son. The blos- 
soms are deep 
crimson, double 
and borne in 
large clusters, 
w li i c h c o m - 
mcncc in June 
and continue 
throughout the 
season. A beau- 
tiful rose for 
covering trcl- 
lisc.s. porches, 
etc.. or for pot 
culture. 
Dorothy Perkins. New I'ink Rambler Rose. As hardy as Crimson 
Rambler and same luTbil of irowlli, but color of flowers is a delicate shell pink. 
MEMORIAL ROSES (SOUTH ORANGE PERFECTION) 
DOROTHY PERKINS 
Yellow 
Rambler. 
'riic Howers 
arc borne in 
clusters, after 
I he same 
m ;i u u e r as 
I be Crimson 
Rambler. The 
color is a de- 
cided vellow. 
White Ramb- 
ler. .Mmost 
lilculical with 
ihc Crimson 
Kanibler, but 
tliat Howers 
are pure white 
and sweetly 
scented. 
Philadelphia Crimson Rambler. A cro.ss between Crimson Rambler and the Hybrid rose 
\ ictor Hug". Like Crimson Rambler except that the (lowers are deep m color, perlectly 
double to the tenter, last lonccr in bloom and blossom 10 days later than those ol 
Rambler. Prices of the above 5 Rambler Roses: Mail size, each 15c., 4 for 50c, postpaia; i 
year field grown, each 35c., dozen $3.50, by express at purchaser's expense. 
New Rambler Rose Tausendschon. A German introduction which comes to us very highly recom- 
mended. It has ihe sime vigorous habit of growth as the other Ramblers, making growths in a 
season of over 10 feet, which are almost devoid of thorns. It bears its flow'ers in immense clusters; 
in color a soft pink when first opening, changing to a carmine rose on the reverse as they lully 
expand. Mail size plants only. Each 25c., dozen $2.50, postpaid. 
Trier. A strong-growing climber of the Rambler type, with great trusses of pale rose-colorcd 
flowers, changing to white. Blooms continuously all summer and is a great improvement over 
White Rambler. Mail size only. Each 2Sc., dozen $2.50, postpaid. 
Caroline Goodrich. Running General Jack. Light red. ever blooming, in clusters of decidedly 
fragr.int flowers. Strong 1 year old plants only. Each 25c., postpaid. 
Baltimore Belle. Pale blush, nearly w hite. Very double. Flowers in large clusters, the whole 
plant appearing a perfect mass of bloom. 
Empress of China. "The Apple Blossom Rose." One of the grandest and best climbers ever 
introduced. It is a vigorous grower, attaining a height of 15 to 20 feel in a single season. Buds 
and blossoms are of handsome 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. 
Prairie Queen. Bright rosy red; large, compact and globular flower. Blooms in clusters. One 
i>f the best. 
Seven Sisters. Crimson, changing all shades to white. One of the old-fashioned favorites. 
iTice of the above 4 Climbing Roses: Strong young plants, each ISc, postpaid; field grown, 
7 year old dormant plants, each 35c., dozen $3.-50, by express, at purchaser's expense, 
ciet of 3 Climbing Roses, 2 year plants, purchaser's selection, for 75c., by. express. 
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY 
"The plants arrived in fine condition and are very Jint. Accept my thanks.^' 
MRS. EUGENE CLAWSON, Clayton. Ind. 
"My order oj plants arrived safely and are fine specimens.^* 
MRS. A. C. IIALLETT. Merle, Cat. 
"My garden is not complete tvitkout your Early Surprise Cabbage. It beats them all. Have been 
planting your seeds for the past four years." „, , 
MRS. S. M. WAGNER, Vichy. Mo. 
"I t 
•ived 1 
lerdi and all O. A'., they arrived in splendid condition." 
GHIMSUN RAMBLLH 
JOll.X MENGE, St. Ignace. Mich. 
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