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MINNESOTA GROWN ROSES-THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 
-SELECT ROSES. 
Hybrid 1 ea Ro^es. ^.^i,,,: 
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^..i._±j '.>„„ Aval. . " ^ POLYANTHA ROSES. 
Beautiful, free-flowering lujniature 
roses, admirablv adapted :o pot 
culture and for planting in Uie open 
grounil. The flowers are quite small 
and borne in clusters, each cluster 
making a bouquet in itself. They 
are quite hardy and have been 
known to stand our severe Northern 
winters with sllxht protection. 
IOC eacit, $1.00 per dozen. 
Cecil Bruner. ^r'r^t 
creamy white ground. A very pro- 
fuse bloomer. Hlowers 1arg.ir than 
most others of its class. 
Little White Pet. 
Pure, crcamv white, sometimW deli- 
catelv tinged with salmon rose. 
Flowers very full and double. 
Climbing White Pet. 
Identical with the above, excepting 
its habit of growth, it being a strong, 
vigorous climber. 
Hignonette. f^^:.,, ^ 
pale rose. A profuse l)loomcr. Blos- 
soms full and double. 
of Albany. 
class of half.hardy roses, combining 
the Howering qualities of the Teas 
with the rich coloring and fragrance 
oftlie Hybrid Terpetuals. IOC each, 
00 per dozen. 
Belle Siebricht. TS^i"" 
trodiKcd :■ few vcars since, is one of 
the l>est v e have" ever grown for sum- 
mer blooming. The flowers are of 
large, full form, of a rich, deep pink 
color. It is .1 wonderfully free bloomer, 
and is quite hardv in some northern 
localities. We believe it possesses 
tinusual merit as a variety for 
.amateur cultivation, and heartilj 
Tecommend it to our customers who 
wis.i a variety combining so many 
ijood qualities. 
Christine De Noue. ^1 
stant and verv free bloomer. Blos- 
soms large and handsome; buds long 
and flnelv pointed; color clear, rich 
tnaroon, or deep purplish red. very 
fragrant. 
Duchess 
Rich, deep pink. An improvement on 
the well known Lafrance. 
Kaiserin Augusta Vic= 
■4-n.-la Long, p.iinted budc blos- 
lOrid. soms large, full, double 
and fragrant. Color delicate, creamy 
white. Jt is hardv in many sections 
of the North, standing in the open 
• firound with slight protection with- 
out injury. 
I 5lfranr*» Large.well-cxna dcd 
L.,aTr<inCC. blooms of a light 
pink color. Very fragrant. 
Striped Lafrance. Jf/^J 
with the above except in color, which 
Is bright, satiny pink, distinctly 
striped with bright rose. 
JMa-tf^nf One of the most bril- 
iTlCUCi/l . li.-int roses ever in- 
troduced. Succeeds admirably when 
planted on the lawn for summer 
blooming, and is equally good for pot 
culture in the house. The color is a 
rich, velvetv crimson. 
Mrs. De Graw. 
rich pink, 
A free and continuous bloomer. _ 
Pres. Carnot. iZt^STot 
soms of atlclicate, rosy blush, shaded 
a trifle deeper in the center. Delicious 
fragrance, st^'^nK grower and frc 
bloomer. 0«e of the most meritorious 
of recent introductions .and bound to 
liecome vijry jiopular. 
Queen of Scarlets, fj^,! 
velv scarlet, vcrv brilliant and strik- 
ing! .\ constant and profuse bloomer 
,jc-irlet bedding rose in existence. 
Wmie LairdnCC. fc-med. Afreeaud continuous bloomer 
(See 
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aUlLLOT ROSE. 
See description neit page. 
Clothilde Soupert, 
page 02.) This is one of the grandest 
roses ever Mitroduced. cither for pot 
culture or bedding. It is a strong, 
dwarf grower, artd the most won. 
derful bloomer ever known, being 
continuousl.v in flower the entire 
year. The blossoms are large, 
round, flat, perfectly full anddouble. 
and delieiously fragrant. The color 
is pure white, shading to silvery 
rose in the center. 
Pink Soupert. c^mpan^. 
ion to the White and Yellow Soupert. 
As free blooming as the White 
Soupert, but of a deep, rich, pink 
color. 
Yellow Soupert. Jua" 
Combines the form and size of the 
Ten Roses with the frec-Howering. 
branching habit of the Polyanthas; 
is quite hardy and may be left in 
open ground with slight protection 
during the winter. Blooms very 
freely the entire season. Color light 
yellow, shading to white at edge o< 
petals. 
The Three Souperts for 2SC, po*. 
paid. The entire set of 7 Polyanthai 
for 50c postpaid. 
We consider this the best 
Very fragi'ant. 
WINDOW^ GARDEN COLLECTION OF 
EVERBLOOMING ROSES. 
SIX CHOICE PLANTS FOR 50c POSTPAID. 
Selected on account of their adaptability to pot culture 
wonderfullv free o'ooniing qualities. 
and their 
CLOTHILDE SOUPERT. ' White. 
Apricot col. 
Creamy white, 
tinged |)ihk. 
LADV DOROTHEA 
ored. 
GOLDEN QATE. 
tinged pink. 
.and 
PAPA OONTIER. Red. 
RAINBOW. Striped pink 
crimson. 
ETOILE DELYON. Pure yellow. 
GARDEN COLLECTION OF EVER- 
BLOOMING R0SE5. 
SIX CHOICE PLANTS FOR soc POSTPAID. 
Selected on account of their free blooming qualities, and their, 
sturdy vigorous growth. They supi.ly a great wealth of bloom 
throughout the "^season. Unsurpassed for richness and bnll- 
ianev Thev are selected from varieties described on this and 
the -following pages, and arc considered the very best on our 
entire list that can be planted for summer blooming in the garden 
BELLE SIEBRICHT rink 
KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA. 
Creamv white. . 
QUEEN OF SCARLETS. Kieh, 
velvetv scarlet. 
PRES. CARNOT. Rosy blush 
shaded darker in center. , 
CLOTHILDE SOUPERT. White, 
tinge«l pink. 
YELLOW SOUPERT. Yellow. 
