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CBIBRANS’ BIST OF ROSES, 1909-10. 
Climbing Roses— continued. 
No. 
3336 The Dawson (Cl. Poly.), semi-double ; soft shade of pale rose, in 
clusters on long arching growths ; a lovely variety. 
3343 “ The Farquhar ’’ (Cl. Poly.), double pink flowers in large clusters on 
long stems ; a worthy companion to Crimson Rambler ; free and 
vigorous ; glossy bright green foliage ; a fine rambler,variety, well 
adapted for all purposes of a Climbing Rose ; useful for cutting. 
3347 The Garland, light buff, changing to white ; double, in clusters; free, 
showy, and effective. 
3354 The Lion (Cl. Poly.), single ; rich crimson; very free, rambling habit ; 
splendid for furnishing pillars, &c. 
photo.] Climbing Rose, “ Dorothy Perkins.’’ [ Clibrans . 
Covering an arch 9 feet in height. See page 51. 
