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tl. G. Hastings Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Georgia. 
Never Too Many Roses South 
When the Inst word has been said for all the other Flowers, and they are nil !)eanti- 
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 h2 we give you our idea of a 
splendid assortment of Ever-Blooming Bush Roses. On this page we otter a general as¬ 
sortment of the best varieties. These are all healthy, well-rooted plants to be sent post¬ 
paid. Twenty cents each; $2.00 per dozen, except where noted. 
ALEXANDER HILL GRAY—Pure yellow te;i rose. Perfect flowers. 
ANTOINE RIVOIRE—Creumy white with rainbow tints; beauty and a wonder 
AURORA—Bright pink, very double and sweet. 
BLUMBNSCHMIDT—Lemon-yellow; tinged pink. 
BESSIE BROWN—Creamy white flowers; immense size. 
BRIDESMAID—Best deep pink rose. 
BRITISH QUEEN—The most beautiful white variety, good grower 
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD—Deep, rich, rosy piiik; hardy, prolific 
CATHERINE MERMET—Color clear, rosy pink. 
CLOTHILDE SOUPERT—Pure white, pink center. 
CORNELLA COOK—Favorite white rose. None better for bud.s. 
CRIMSON QUEEN—Always in bloom; rich l)right velvety crimson. 
DUCHESS OF ALB.VNY—(Red La France). Charming. 
DEVONIENSIS—Magnolia fragrance. cream,y white color. 
DI CHESS DE BRAB.VNT—Briglit salmon pink. 
DOR.4—Large full flowers. Peach blossom color. 
ETOILE DE FRANCE—A superb red free blooming rose. 
ECARLATE—A superb deep scarlet bedding rose tor the South. 
ETOILE DE LY'ON—Double, deep golden yellow. 
EMPRESS EUGENIE—Deep rich pink; double; hardy. 
EUGENE E. MARLITT—Rich carmine with scarlet shading. 
FLORENCE PEMBERTON—Pine summer bloomer. Creamy white and pink. 
F. R. PATZER—Creamy-buff, reverse delicate pink; extra fine. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI—Often called “White American Beauty.” 20 cents. 
FREIHERR VON MARSCHALL—Pine grower. Clear bright carmine rose. 
FLORENCE H. VEITCH—Flowers large, scarlet, shaded almost black 
GENERAL McARTHUR—New superb deep red rose. 
GORGEOUS—Deep orange-yellow, heavily veined with reddish copper, Jlost striking 
rose in existence. Gold medal, N. R. S. 
GRUSS an TEPLITZ—Brightest scarlet, shading to velvety crimson. 
HELEN GOOD—The $1,000 rose. Diffused pink and yellow. 
HELEN GOULD—One of the finest of all red roses; superb. 
HOOSIER BEAUTY-—Glowing crimson-scarlet with darker shadings. 
HUGO ROLLER—Itich lemon-yellow, diffused with crimson, 
JONKHEER J. L. MOCK—Clear, imperial pink; superli 
KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA—Extra fine pure double white. 
LADY HILLINGDON—An intense deep yellow. Long buds. 
LADY PIRRIE—I’ine garden rose. Reddish salmon and apricot. 
LADY PLY'MOUTH—Pearly, delicate but deep ivory-cream, faintly 
flushed. Gold Medal N. S. R. of England. 
LA TOSCA—Soft pink tinted with rosy white. 
LAURENT CARLE—Deep rosy carmine. Extra fine 
MADAME CAROLINE TESTOUT—A grand bright pink. 
1 MAD.YME COLETTE MARTINET—Very deep, clear coppery-orange. 
I MADAME JENNY GILLEMOT—Deep saffron yellow; extra large. 
I MADAJIE JULES GKOLEZ—Rose and satiny pink; extra. 
Fine bedding rose. Franeisca Kruger—Deep Coppery-yellow 
M.YDAME LEON PAIN—Silvery salmon with orange center. 
MARCEL DcLANEY—Soft, rose shaded hydrangea-pink. 
MADAME VIELAINE SOUPERT—.Saffron-yellow ; suffused carmine. 
MADAME .SEGOND WEBER—Grand deep pink. 
MADAME WELCHE—Extra large. Soft aml)er yellow. 
MADEMOISELLE CECILE BRUNER—Most popular baby, salmon 
pink. It has become quite the rage and is very fine. 
M.4DE.MOISELLE FRANCISCA KRUGER—Deep, coppery-yellow. 
MADISON—Extra doulde pure white. Mildew proof. 
METEOR—A grand, rich dark red rose; extra fine. 
MRS. BEN.I, R. CANT—Full form, very light re(i color. 
MRS. GEO. SHAWYER—Color bright peach pink, long stems. 
MY.MARY'LAND—Clear glowing pink; extra. 
NATIONAL EMBLEM—Dark crimson; perfect shade, lieautiful 
free bloomer. 
OPHELIA—Lovely salmon-flesh color overlaid with a blush tint. 
Greatest garden rose of this century. 
PAPA GONTIER—Rich, bright red, very fine bloomer. 
PAUL NEYRON—Giant pink hybrid perpetual, blooming as freely 
as any. 
PERLE DES JARDIN.s—Clear golden-yellow, very rich. 
PINK LA FRANCE—The queen of roses. Magnificent silvery pink flowers. 
PRESIDENT TAFT—Of good size and form. Color intense pink. 
PRIMROSE—Mellow yellow and deeper with apricot shadings; large double, per¬ 
fect l>uds. I'nsurpassed. 
RADIANCE—Brilliant rosy carmine; almost a pink. A splendid rose 
RED RADIANCE—Darker than Crimson Radiance above; rich deep red. 
YELLOW .MAMON COCHET—Lovely golden-yellow flushed with crimson. 
WM. K. SMITH—Delicate blush. No superior garden rose. 
WM. SHEAN—A splendid rose of purest pink color. 
Y’VONNE VACHEROT—Porcelain white touched with red. 
BABY RAMBLER—BUSH FORM—Red (I5al)y Rambler), White (Catherine Zie- 
met). Pink (Anna Muller). Bach of dwarf hal)it and covers entire plant wilk 
blooms all summer and fall. For pots, bedding or hedges. 
THE BEST OF ALL OUR CLIMBING ROSES 
CLIMBING AUGUSTA VICTORIA —This ivory white climlier is elegant. 
CLIMBING DEVONIeNSI.s—T he climbing magnolia rose; blush white. 
CLIMBING METEOR —The acme of all red climbing roses. 
CLIMBING PAPA GONTIER —Bright coral-red; extra. 
CLI.MBING PAUL NEYRON —Known as Madame Wagram. Hardy. Large hand¬ 
some flowers of clear rose tinted crimson. 
CLI.MBING PINK COCHET—To climbers what Pink Mamon Cochet is to bush 
roses. 
climbing SOUV. DE L.4 M.4LM.4ISON —Creamy-flesh; peach-pink center. 
CLIMBING WHITE M.4MON COCHET— Climbing form of White Cochet. 
CLOTH OF GOLD, or CHRO.MATELLA— Clear golden-yellow, full, doul)Ie and 
fragrant. Much prized in the South. 
DOROTHY PERKINS —The best of the Rambler roses for the South. In color a. 
beautiful shell pink. 
FRANCES E. WILLARD —A pure snow-white rose; none better. 
LAMARQUE —A beautiful white Southern rose and a strong grower. 
REINE MARIE HENRIETTA —Deep cherry-red. 
PILLAR OF GOLD —Apricot and golden yellow. 
REVE DE OR, or GOLDEN CH.4IN —t'olor orange-yellow. 
THE MARECH.4L NEIL— A rose famous the world over, and no collection 5n the* 
South is complete without it. Plants, 20 cents each. Second size, 3.5 cents;, ^rong,- 
plants, 60 cents each. Extra strong plants, $1.00 and $1.50. 
Climbing Rose on a Southern Home 
