MINNESOTA GROWN ROSES-THB BEST IN THE WORLD. 
CHOICE HARDY 
CLIMBING ROSES. 
/-•„S-_ „ „ « r>nmKl£>»- (See out.) Thus is ccrtMinly 
Crimson Kambler. Ihc most wonderful cumi.. 
incrose ever inlroduced ami each ycars's experience with it 
onlvstrcnBtheiisonrconfiilenceinit. It is absolutely hardy in 
all localities, a most vijtorous grower, a most prolific bloomer, 
fine for growing on trelli.ses, unexcelled for covering porches 
walls, etc., admirable for pot culture for taster forcing, at all 
times w hen in bloom, producing a gorgeous mass of crimson 
blossoms w hich remain on the plant a long time. Tlie plant 
often grows from 12 to 15 feet in .7 sins e season, com- 
mences to blossom in June, continuing throughout the 
season. The flowers are deep crimson, borne in immense 
clusters which remain on the jjlant a lons t™^- ^V-*^i>^i 
heard of several plants producing from 12,000 to lo.OOO 
blossoms in a single season. As a pot plant lor florist ,s 
use for Easter blooming' it is particularly valuable, as by 
careful training the plant forms a perlcct ball, covered by 
immense trusses of bloom, which retain their color for 
weeks But it is for the amateur for outdoor cultivation 
that it is especially desirable and those who have never 
erown it should not fail to secure it at once. If you have 
room in your yard for only one rose, that one should be a 
Crimson Kambler. Strong young plants 10c each; strong 
2-year old plants 3SC each, postpaid, or If 3.00 per dozen by 
, r>.».^V.lA« (See cut.) This is a fit eom- 
YellOW Kambler. ,\anion for so beautiful and 
valuable a rose as the Crimson Rambler. It is perfcctlv 
hardv more vigorous in growth, it possible, than the 
Crimson, a i)rofuse bloomer and succee<Is welLin any anil 
all localities. The flowers are pure yellow.double, of good 
size fragrant and borne in immense clusters lijie the 
Crimson, and last a long time without fading. This is 
the first and onlv double yellow hanly climbing rose ever 
introduced, and on this account is considered particularly 
valuable bv rose growers Strong young plants 10c each; 
strong 2-year old plants 3sc each or $3.00 per dozen by 
V\/u:Va' DnmKlaf (See cut.) Another valuable 
Wtllte KamDler. addiUontothe class of hardy 
climbing roses. The plant is strong and vigorous, penectly 
hardy, a most prolific bloomer, and succeeds well as a pot 
plant for early blooming Indoors. The blossoms are very 
double, pure white, borne in clusters and remain on the 
plant a long time. In fact it closely resembles Crimson 
Rambler in everv particular save color. Strong young 
plants 10c each; strong 2-years old plants 35c eaeh; $3.00 per 
dozen by express. . , , ., , , 
The Three Ramblers f '"^^o'Si"'' wum. 
virate fit to adorn the palace of a king or to beautify the 
humble cottage of the poor. Nothing can surpass them in 
beauty, the three colors contrasting beautifully and form- 
ing a perfect bower of loveliness. We offer I plant of each 
of the th.-ee varieties for 30c postpaid, or i dozen, four of 
each, for $1.00; 3 strong 2-year old plants, 1 of each, for $1.00 
postpaid. 'ji 
X>^\*-X^^*'a. D^lta Pale blush, nearly white; very double. Blossoms in 
Baltimore tSelle. farge dusters, the whole bush appearing a perfect 
mass of bloom. loc each; 2-year plants 35C. „ , , . ~-ui„ := n w trAv 
>. „ t~- ^^J:„U Or Running Qen. Jacqueminot. This is a H.ird.y 
CarOhne QOOdriCh. cmiitVing Hvbrid T«i. producing lovely large 
crimson blossoms, identical in shape, size and color w-ith the old fay"",'.^ 
Tack. It is a valuable addition to our list of hardy chmbing roses. The plant is 
very vigorous, making a grow th of 12 to 1.') feet per season, loc each. 
In comparini; our prices with otlicrs, please bc.nr in mind that our r".^;*;/; '\;''.«" 
strong, well rooted, young plants grown by the old system. Many 
growers, who advertise cheap plants, send out small, weak-rooted cuttings, grown 
in sand, that are dear .-it any price. 
_ „^ ;„ „ D;ila*« A magnificent porch or pillar rose, with large sin- 
Uarmme Plllar. ^le aowers * tor. inches in ciicumferencc, of a 
bright rosy carmine color. These are produced in great profusion ami are most 
beautiful. " The editor of C.ardcning says of it: 'Paul's Carmine Pillar Rose is 
in bloom, and what a beauty it is! .Saucer-shaped single roses, fulljt^^^^^^ 
inches in diameter, of the color that gavelt its name, dot the bush from the grou'id 
up to its tips, some eight or more feet high. A matured plant must be a sight 
worth going miles to see T'.iis rose is undoubtedly hardy in most sections of 
• our country, and in all sections under protection, and should be as universally 
,'grown as "a Crimson Rambler." We oflTcr the true stock. Strong, young 
plants. 20c each. 
C ^ .rvf r* h S n a A new and valuable variety of Chinese origin, 
empress OI Cnma. it is ,erv hardy, very free flowering, and the 
Inearest approach to a perpetual bloominiiclimbcryet introduced. The blos- 
soms are of good .size, perfectly double, of a soft red color changing to light 
pink when fully expanded. 10c each; 2-year old plants 40c. 
D:«1' Drwomof The single flowers, which arcproduecd in dose heads, 
rlllK l<Oamer. are nearly two inches in diameter, bright, rich pink 
iwith almost a white center, which lightens up the orang;-rcd stamens, pr^ 
llducing an eflcct. when combined with fragrance, which makes it one of the 
most valuable roses in cultivation. 15c each. 
D:^!^ Domhioc (Euphrosyne.) Originated by the same gentleman 
PinK KamDier. wlio produced white Kambler, Mr. Peter Lambert, 
and is of the same blood. What is said of White Rambler applies equally to 
this, except the color of the flowxrs is pure, shiny rose— the partially-o pened 
buds being bright, light carmine, thus producing a strong and pleasin- con- 
trast "The numerous vellow stamens lend an additional charm to the flower. 
In hardiness, freedom of bloom, form and color of flower, and vigorous climb- 
ing hahit, this variety is fully the equal of Crimson Rambler." loc each; 
2-year plants 350 each. , , , 
xxa.a.n Dftiiftf^ Bright, rosy red. large, compact, globular 
Ueen OT Krdirie. Aower, produced in clusters, loc each; 2-year 
plants 3SC each. 
WHITE KOVER. 
its 35c each. 
Crxtran Cit-i^afc Asplendidrosebloominginclustcrs; crimson, changing 
OCVenolSLcrs. all shades to white. 10c each; 2-year plants 3SC each. 
A robust, vigorous climber and free bloomer. 
Color bright rose. 10c each. 
(See cut.) Here we have a white hardy climber that 
for vigor of plant, freedom of bloom, and siz« and 
fagrance of flower is unsurpassed. The plant is strong and vigorous, makings 
a growth of 6 to 10 feet e.aeh season. The blossoms are large, creamy white 
and produced in great profusion for several weeks As a porch or -^w^nda 
plant it is unexcelled, its large, showy clusters of bloom contrasting lutely 
with the deep green of the foliage. 10c each; a-year plants 40c each. 
Tennessee Belle. 
White Rover. 
