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H. G. Hastings & Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Georgia. 
1912 SUNNY SOUTH ROSE COLLECTION 
12 MOST MAGNIFICENT EVER-BLOOMING ROSES 
3 Red, 3 White, 3 Pink, 
3 Yellow, Postpaid, 75 Gents 
All Shown in Natnral Colors On 
Next to Last Pa^e of This Catalo^ne 
Every year onr Sunny South Collection becomes more popular. No two 
varieties alike and each year we make a change of varieties. Any one who 
ordered onr 1911 collection last year can order onr 1912 collection and 6et 
mostly different varieties from what they did last year and only such varieties 
us are adapted to Sonthern plantings. 12 well-rooted rose plants for 75 cents 
is a bargain for any one. 
Ta-nrlvnA A delightful Shade of rose-pink, shading to a 
ariUXIt? light shade ofsalmon-plnk on the edges. Flow¬ 
ers are large, of periect form and produced on every shoot. Has very sweet perfume. 
You may not admire the President but you will certainly 
dll A <1X1 be pleased with this rose. A most remarkable shining In¬ 
tense pink color found in no other rose. A tine grower, free bloomer, of good size and 
form, fragrant and in a class by Itself as to color. 
'Ik/i'— Ik/I" _ .—.,7-1 a Ti ^ strictly American Rose of recent introduction; of greatest 
XTXclTy XdXlIX value for outdoor planting. Of strong vigorous growth, 
very free blooming, every shoot bearing one or more flowers which are double, of perfect 
form and fragrant. Color a bright but tender salmon-pink which lightens as the flower 
opens full. One of the most prominent rose-growers sold this variety last spring at 
75 cents per plant. 
Molly Sharman Crawford white c^oToVSmfng^Sre'S 
as it opens fully. Large, full and perfect form, delightfully fragrant. A vigorous grower 
and very free bloomer, flowers being produced on long stems. 
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria iM^gTdouffe budt and%er®y!lt^^ 
full double flowers. Color a very delicate creamy white and very fragrant. Plants are 
extra strong, healthy growers and very free bloomers. Flowers are borne on long stiff 
stems with rich, glossy foliage. A most satisfactory rose for all purposes. 
r^.| An extra fine large white rose with creamy tint. A 
-«. Xl0 specially good ever-blooming variety for the South. 
Flowers, large, full and of fine form, well worthy of the name it bears. 
X ., 7 -^Ti While not a new rose it is one of the best and 
JCjIGXIC lit? J^ytlXl strongest growing yellow roses in the South. 
Grows in almost any kind of soil, a very profuse bloomer and theflowers have 
a fullness and substance seldom found in ever-blooming roses. Very hardy. 
Madame Melanie Souperl rosrwS^wuiV diV- 
flcult to surpass; especially in bud form, in color, a charming shade of yellow 
slightly suflused with pink and carmine. , 
T ^ little known rose but one with a rare shade of color in roses, a 
A.<ena rich, deep orange yellow well adapted to the South and will be 
desirable addition to any rose bed. 
The gold medal red ro.se of France. Satis- 
XVlOlie Oe X7 raXlGe factory red roses for the south are rare and 
this is one of the best. Flowers large and full; color a clear crimson red and 
very fragrant. A good grower; a free bloomer; finest of rich coloring and 
thoroughly satisfactory. 
Freiherr Von Marschall 
years ago and has proved a superb variety for the South. Of vigorous growth; 
free bloomer and especially lovely in bud form and partly open. Color a 
clear bright carmine rose. 
Madame Jenny Gillemot (See pnge 96) 
__„1 Ik/X.^ A — Xl.....— An American variety originating in 
Ijeiienil JLlCxAnXllll: Indiana of greatest merit. In color a 
splendid shade of crimson scarlet. We know ot no variety of its color which 
we can so fully recommend as a garden rose, its sweetly scented flowers being 
produced in the greatest profusion, even with unfavorable conditions. 
If Ordered Separately 10 cts. Each 
White Maman Coohet (See Rose List, Page 96.) 
