GEO. COOLING & SONS, NURSERYMEN, BATH. 41 
Stds.or 
i-Stds. 
Dwf.or 
Bush. 
Name. 
j Class. 
Description. 
! 
1 0 
cW altham Climbers No. 1. 
T 
two crimson Climbing Teas of the Dijon race, in the 
and No. 2. 
way of May Paul. 
, . 
1 0 
Waltham Climber No. 3 
T 
deep crimson, a fine Climbing Rose. 
. . 
1 6 
Pride 
Mult 
snow-white blossoms produced in great profusion on 
long pendulous branches ; a very early flowering 
variety in the way of the old-fashioned Madame 
Plantier. 
7 6 
WALTER SPEED . . 
HT 
See Page 10. 
2 0 
1 6 
^Warrior 
HT 
vivid scarlet crimson, a most valuable and decorative 
rose ; of a shade of colour not plentiful amongst 
the Hybrid Tea. 
2 G 
1 0 
cW. A. Richardson . . 
N 
beautiful deep orange yellow, petals edged with white ; 
A few extra large plants in 
a distinct and beautiful variety. 
pots , with long shoots, 2 /6, 
3 /6 and 5/- 
3 6 
W. R. SMITH 
T 
creamy white suffused with bright rosy pink, opening 
(Hugh Dickson, 1908). 
freely ; described as one of the finest additions 
to Teas sent out for many years. 
1 0 
cWedding Bells 
. . 
a beautiful rambler rose introduced by the raiser 
Extra large, 2s. ($d. to 5s. 
of Lady Gay, lovely shell pink in colour, the base of 
the petals white ; semi-double. 
1 6 
Wellesley 
HT 
beautiful shade of pink, bright and clear, large and full 
and very free flowering. 
3 G 
WHITE KILLARNEY 
HT 
See. Page 1G. 
2 0 
to 7/6 
DOROTHY PERKINS 
See Page 10. 
1 
0 9 
Fairy 
Poly 
pure white, small and double ; a pretty rose for bedding 
or edgings of beds. 
1 0 
Lady 
PIT 
creamy white, flowers large, cupped shape, in the way 
of Lady Mary Fitzwilliam ; good. 
.. | 1 0 
1 
York Rose 
' 
the true old White York Rose. 
Wl CHUR A 1 A N A OR 
WEEPING ROSES . 
A fine free growing group of roses, with shiny evergreen foliage and long creeping habit. The flowers 
are produced in great profusion, and are particularly fragrant and lasting. A distinct race of Garden 
Roses, most valuable for covering old walls 
rustic work, and short pillars, or creeping over banks of earth 
or tree stumps ; they are most decorative. 
We think these beautiful trailing roses will be very popular 
when they become known. 
Stds. 
Dwf. 
or 
or 
Name. 
Description. 
iStds 
Bush 
s. d. 
s. d. 
, , 
1 0 
Adelaide Moulle 
lilac rose with carmine centre, buds violet, double. 
2 6 
1 0 
Alberic Barbier 
creamy white, canary yellow in the centre, semi-double, leaves 
dark green, bronze-red in the Spring, flowers in clusters ; 
tea-scented ; good. 
2 6 
1 0 
Auguste Barbier 
1 
rosy crimson, shading to pink, flowers in clusters, semi-double. 
2 G 
1 0 
1 
Debutante 
a beautiful pillar rose, soft pink, double flowers, pro- 
duced in large clusters, very sweet-scented and free 
blooming. 
1 0 
Edward Proust 
coppery carmine ; very distinct. 
1 0 
Elisa Robichon 
semi-double, pale yellow, shaded. 
1 0 
Evergreen Gem 
yellow 
opening almost white, double, foliage rich bronze 
colour, and of delightful Sweet Briar fragrance. 
Our Collection of Roses are very popular ; we increase the sale of them every year. See pages 2 to 5. 
