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H. G. Hastings Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Georgia 
MADAME JENNY GIEEEMOT— Deep saffron yellow 
Climbing: Kose on a- Southern Home 
NEVER TOO MANY ROSES SOUTH 
When the last word has been said for all the other Flowers, and they are all beauti- 
ful and have their place in our gardens and in our homes, the Rose is the one plant in- 
the South of which there cannot be enough. On page 76 we give you our idea of a 
splendid assortment of Ever-Blooming Bush Roses. On this page we offer a general as- 
sortment of the best varieties. These are all healthy, well-rooted plants to be sent post- 
paid. 25 cents each; §2..50 per dozen; except where noted. Two year old plants, 60c each. 
ALEXANDER HIEE GRAY — Pure yellow tea rose. Perfect flowers. 20 cents. 
ANTOINE RIVOIRE — Creamy w'hite with rainboAV tints ; beauty and a wonder. 
BESSIE BROWN — Creamy white flowers ; immense size. 
BRIDESMAID— Best deep pink rose. 
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD — Deep, rich, rosy pink ; hardy, prolific. 20 cents. 
CATHERINE MERMET— Color clear, rosy pink. 20 cents. 
CLOTHILDE SOUPERT — Pure white, pink center. 20 cents. 
COL. R. S. WILLIAMSON — Satiny white with deep blush center. 20 cents. 
COLUMBIA — Glowing pink, a magnificent Rose in every way. 
CRIMSON QUEEN — Always in bloom ; rich bright velvety crimson. 
CRUSADER — New rich velvetv crimson, strong growing wonder. 50 cents. 
DUCHESS OF ALBANY— (Red La France). Charming. 20 cents. 
DEVONIENSIS — Magnolia fragrance, creamy white color. 20 cents. 
DUCHESS DE BRABANT — Bright salmon pink. 20 cents. 
ETOILE DE FRANCE — A superb red free blooming rose. 
ECARLATE — A superb deep scarlet bedding rose for the South. 20 cents. 
EDWARD MAAVLEY — Finest dark crimson Rose. 20 cents. 
ETOILE DE LYON — Double, deep golden yellow. 
E3IPRESS EUGENIE — Deep rich pink ; double ; hardy. 20 cents. 
FLORENCE PEMBERTON — Fine summer bloomer. Creamy white and pink. 20c. 
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY — Deep red-rose. AVins in every competition. 
F. R. PATZER — Creamy-buff, reverse delicate pink ; extra fine. 20 cents. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI— Often called “AVhite American Beauty.” 40 cents. 
GENERAL McARTHUR — New superb deep red rose. 20 cents. 
GEN. SUPERIOR ARNOLD JANSSEN — Glowing carmine. Extra. 20 cents. 
GRUSS an TEPLITZ — Brightest scarlet, shading to velvety crimson. Fine bedding rose. 
HADLEY — Deep velvety crimson, _strong groAver, shapely buds, exceedingly fragrant. 
HELEN GOOD — The $1,000 rose. Diffused pink and yelloAv. 
HELEN GOULD — One of the finest of all red roses; superb. 
HENRIETTE — Fiery orange-crimson, changing to soft coral-salmon. 
HOOSIER BEAUTY — Glowing crimson-scarlet; one of finest roses 
ever grown. 
JONKHEER J. L. MOCK — A glorious pink rose. 20 cents. 
KAISERIN AUGUSTA AYCTORIA — Extra fine pure double white. 
KILLARNEY — Clear rich deep shell-pink, 20 cents, 
KILLARNEY BRILLIANT — Clear pink in bright weather, almost 
crimson in dull. Best of the Killarneys. Extra fine. 
LADY HILLINGDON — All intense deep yellow. Long buds. 20e. 
LADY PLY3IOUTH — Pearly, delicate but deep ivory-cream, faint- 
ly flushed. Gold Medal N. S. R. of England. 
LADY ROBERTS — Rich golden-yellow, free blooming garden Rose. 
LA TOSCA — Soft pink, tinted with rosy Avhite. 20 cents. 
LAURENT CARLE — Deep rosy carmine. Extra fine. 20 cents. 
LILLIAN MOORE — Deepest Indian yellow; winner of $1,000 Trophy. 
MADAME CAROLINE TESTOUT— A grand bright pink. 20 cents. 
; extra large. 
MADAME JULEJ 
MADAME MARCEL DeLANEY — Soft, rose shaded hydrangea-pink. 
3IADAME SEGOND WEBER — Grand deep pink. 20 cents. 
3IADEMOISELI.E CECILE BRUNER — Most popular baby Rose, 
salmon pink. It has become quite the rage and is very fine. 
M.ADEMOISELLE FRANCISCA KRUGER— Deep, coppery-yellow. 
MADISON — Extra double pure white. Mildew proof. 20 cents. 
METEOR — A grand, rich dark red rose ; extra fine. 20 cents. 
MISS WILMOT — Sulphury cream with flush. Most refined rose 
grown. 
MRS. BENJ. R. CANT — Full form, very light red color. 20 cents. 
MRS. GEO. SHAWYER — Color bright peach pink, long stems. 20c. 
MRS. MACKELLAR — Deep citron or delicate pure canary yellow. 
3IURELLE — Rosy-blush flushed saffron-yellow. 
MY MARYLAND — Clear glowing pink ; extra. 20 cents. 
NATIONAL EMBLEM — Dark crimson; perfect shade, beautiful 
free bloomer. 
PAPA GONTIER — Rich, bright red, very fine bloomer. 
PAUL NEYRON — Giant pink hybrid perpetual, blooming as freely 
as any. 
PERLE DES JARDINS — Clear golden-yellow, very rich. 20 cents. 
PINK LA FRANCE — Magnificent silvery pink flowers. 
PINK MAMON COCHET — Queen of garden Roses. 
PRESIDENT TAFT — Of good size and form. Color intense pink. 20 cents. 
RADIANCE — Brilliant rosy carmine; almost a pink. A splendid rose. 20 cents. 
RED LETTER DAA" — Glowing crimson-scarlet. 20 cents. 
RHE.A REID — Richest deep crimson ; fine for gardens. 20 cents. 
SNOWFLAKE — Snow-white ; most profuse bloomer of all Roses. 20 cents. 
SOUVENIR de PIERRE NOTTING — Orange-yellow, bordered carmine. 20 cents. 
THE QUEEN — Beautiful large, pure white. Extra. 20 cents. 
WELLESLEA' — Self pink ; very bright in color. 20 cents. 
WHITE LA FRANCE — Pure white, fawn shadings. 
W3I. R. s:mitH — Delicate blush pink. Has no superior as garden Rose. 
WM. SHEAN — A splendid rose of purest pink color. 
YELLOIV M.V3ION COCHET — Lovelv golden-vellow flushed with crimson. 
BABY RAMBLER- BUSH FORM— Red (Baby Rambler), White (Catherine Zie- 
met). Pink (Anna Aluller). Each of dwarf hal)it and covers entire plant with 
blooms all summer and fall. For pots, bedding or hedges. 25 cents each. 
THE BEST OF ALL OUR CLIMBING ROSES 
CLIMBING AUGUSTA A’ICTORIA — This ivory white climber is elegant. 20 cents. 
CLIMBING DEA'ONIENSIS — The climbing magnolia rose; blush white. 20 cents. 
CLI3IBING HELEN GOULD— Richest watermelon-red. Very free. Grand. 20c. 
CLIMBING METEOR — The acme of all red climbing roses. 20 cents. 
CLIMBING P.APA GONTIER— Bright coral-red ; extra. 20 cents. 
CLIMBING PINK COCHET— To climbers what Pink Mamon Cochet is to bush 
roses. 35 cents ; two-year plants, 60 cents. 
CLIMBING SOUV. DE LA MALMAISON— Creamy-flesh ; peach-pink center. 20c. 
CLIMBING WHITE MAMON COCHET— Climbing form of White Cochet. 20c. 
CLOTH OF GOLD, or CHROMATELI.A — Clear golden-yellow, full, double and 
fragrant. Much prized in the South. 20 cents; 2-year plants, 50 cents. 
DOROTHY PERKINS- The best of the Rambler roses for the South. In color a 
beautiful shell pink. Red Dorothy Perkins, same price. 25 cents. 
FRANCES E. WILLARD — A pure snow-white rose; none better. 20 cents. 
LAMARQUE— A beautiful Avhite Southern rose and a strong grower. 20 cents. 
PILLAR OF GOLD — Apricot and golden vellow. 20 cents. 
REINE MARIE HENRIETTA- Deep cherry-red. 20 cents. 
REVE DE OR, or GOLDEN CHAIN— Color orange-yellow. 20 cents. 
THE MARECHAL NEIL — A rose famous the world over, and no collection in the 
South is complete without it. 20 cents each. Strong plants, 60 cents each. 
Extra strong plants, Marechal Neil only, $1.00 and $1.50, 
