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THE HASKELL AVENUE FLORAL CO., DALLAS, TEXAS 
White Lady 
One of the startling new Roses of recent 
date. It lias gigantic flowers with enormous 
magnolia-like petals; one of the handsomest 
and most effective of Roses, and very dis- 
tinct. The color is white, delicately flushed 
with pale pink; blooms are borne in great 
profusion on stiff stems, with heavy foliage. 
* White Bougere 
Free - blooming, clean and healthy in 
growth; flowers pure white, of good sub- 
stance, on good stiff stems; will produce 50 
per cent more blooms than Bride. 
* White Maman Cochet 
This American sport of the grand French 
variety is very likely to prove the very best 
white bedder. 
Yellow Cochet 
(Madame Derepas Matrat) 
A pure Tea Rose, very free-growing and 
hardy in character. It throws up fine, strong 
stems, crowned by solitary buds of grand 
size; the color is a good sulphur-yellow on 
first opening, changing to a delightful rose 
color as the flower gets age, when it takes on 
this rose shade. It cannot be distinguished 
from White Maman Cochet. Will probably 
rank with the Cochets. Blooms very large, 
perfectly double, splendid form and freely 
produced. It has every quality necessary to 
make the ideal yellow bedder, ranking with 
the White and Pink Cochets in value as a 
summer Rose. 10 cts. each, $1 per doz. 
FOUR LA FRANCE, ROSRS 
* Pink La Prance 
The flowers are very large, double, de- 
lightfully fragrant ; light, silvery pink ; 
blooms continuously throughout the season 
and stands first among Roses for our climate. 
* White La France 
Pearly white, shading to rose; like La 
France in other characteristics. 
* Red La France 
(Duchess of Albany) 
Retains all the characteristics of the type, 
with the blooms three to four shades darker, 
of a deep carmine-pink hue. 
* Striped La France 
Beautifully variegated bright rose on a 
satin pink ground. 
iybrid Perpetuals 
General Jacqueminot. 
* General Jacqueminot 
Rich velvety crimson; magnificent in bud 
state or open. 
* Paul Neyron 
The largest-flowered Rose in cultivation 
and one of the freest blooming; color deep 
clear rose; very fresh and attractive; an ex- 
ceptionally good grower, making straight 
shoots 4 to 5 feet high in one season, each 
shoot tipped with an immense flower, often 5 
inches in diameter. 
Margaret Dickson 
Flower very large; white, with rose center; 
petals very large, shell-shaped, of heaviest 
texture. 
* Magna Charta 
Pink, shading to carmine; very large and 
globular. Buds magnificent and produced 
in abundance. 
Mrs. John Laing 
Queen of the Hybrid Perpetuals. Soft 
pink, with satin-like sheen. The flowers 
are large, finely shaped and exceedingly 
fragrant. 
* Vick’s Caprice 
Soft, delicate pink, shaded carmine. 
READ OUR DIRECTIONS FOR PLANTINC FIELD-CROWN ROSES ON THE 
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