Climbing ROSES 
In every garden there are many unused spaces l>v fence or wall 
that could he made more colorlul through the planting ol climbing 
roses. Their charming gracclulncss and (he ease with which they 
may he grown should lead to a liver use ol (Ins class ol roses. One 
climbing rose will produce more bloom than three or lour bush roses. 
You will be surprised at the rapidity with which one ol our vigor¬ 
ous, two-year-old climbing roses will cover a bare wall with lovely 
foliage and bloom. Any ol the 
selected list will give you most gr; 
American Flllnr. II. Wlch. Rosy pink 
with white centers and long golden stamens. 
The largo clusters of single bloomH com¬ 
pletely envelop the plant. Very vigorous 
and rampant climber producing miinermiH 
strong canes covered with good foliage. 50c. 
Banksla Double While. llankHla. Flowers 
very double, small, violet-scented, borne In 
groat profusion in earliest spring. Branches 
extremely long, slender and thornless. 
Foliage small, dainty and almost evergreen. 
60c. 
Belle ol Portufial. II. Olgantea. Flowers 
soft pink flushed with yellow at base of 
petals, which are very large. Buds long 
and pointed, expanding Into blooms of 
remarkable size. Foliage light, green. A 
rampant grower but requires about three 
years to produce a heavy crop of bloom. 
One of the loveliest roses grown. 50c. 
varicit.cs in the billowing carefully 
ilifying results. 
Clg. (•olden Emblem. Clg. II T. The 
Mowers are Identical with those of the hush 
type Illustrated in color on page Ml, but the 
ellmlier produces long vigorous, climbing 
canes. One plant of this rampant climber 
will produce a profusion of lovely red and 
gold buds that open to the glorious blooms 
for which Holden ICmhlcm Is Justly famous. 
50c. 
('Ill- Iloosler Beauty. Clg II T Splendid 
dark red blooms of perfect, form and delight¬ 
ful fragrance. The buds are long, slender 
and of exquisite delicacy of form. Bloom Is 
Identical with Iloosler Beauty, which Is 
Illustrated In color on page 32. 50c. 
( III. Kal,serin Augusta Victoria. Clg.ll.T. 
Outer petals of Mowers creamy white, center 
pale lemon, large, full and of beautiful form. 
50c. 
Cl IMBINC OOI.DFN I MBI.I M 
Black Boy. ('Ig. II. 'I'. An Australian rose 
that is becoming very popular. Dark red 
blossoms, fairly double and slightly fragrant. 
Extremely vigorous grower. 50c. 
Blaze. II.W. (Jackson <V Perkins, 1032) 
The so-called ever-blooming Paul's Scarlet 
Climber. Flowers and growth same as 
Paul's Scarlet but blooms more freely In late 
summer and autumn. Promises to become 
our most popular red climbing rose. Patented. 
SI. 50. 
Chaplin’s 1‘lnk ( limber. II. Wlch. A cross 
between American Pillar and Paul's Scarlet, 
Climber. A very good new climber which 
has large clusters of semi-double, extremely 
lasting Mowers of clear, soft, pink with yellow 
stamens, borne In large clusters. Growth 
is very vigorous. 50c. 
Cherokee Fink. Cher. Buddy pink flowers 
of large size, single and borne profusely in 
spring months. An early bloomer. 50c. 
Clf|. Cedlc Bruner. Clg. Poly. A vigorous 
climber which is very popular, A persistent 
bloomer, Mowers perfectly double, exquisitely 
formed but tiny and borne In dusters. The 
color is a soft rose-pink. 50c. 
Clg. Dame Edith Helen. Clg. II T. (1031) 
Identical with the hush type except that 
the sweetly-scented, double pink blooms arc 
borne on strong, vigorous climbing canes. 
(Shown In color on page 20.) 50c. 
! Varieties marked * are ol recent 
Introd notion. 
Clq. I.ady llllllniidon. Olg.T. Flowers 
large and loose with long pointed buds and 
large petals; color deep apricot-yellow, 
foliage when young, violet-red. 50c. 
On. I .os Angeles. Clg.ll.T. Bumlnous 
Marne pink wllli golden shading at base of 
petals. Burls and blooms of exceptionally 
good form and pleasingly fragrant. 50 e 
CI O MMIv. BUTTI-BI LY 
Oil- Mine. Butterfly. Clg II T. lias all 
the charm of the hush type in addition to 
vigorous climbing qualities Slender, shape 
ly buds of shell pink with gold base. Sweetly 
fragrant.. 50c. 
Clg. Mine. Caroline Tcslonl. Clg.ll.T 
Flowers rose with bright center, large, full 
and globular. Much more satisfactory than 
the bush type, as the blooms open bettor. 
One of tin* most free (lowering of the Climb¬ 
ing Hybrid Teas. 50c. 
Clg. Mine. Edouard llcrrlol. Clg.ll.T. 
Brilliant, coral-red buds opining to Mowers of 
flaming pink and orange. Flowers are 
slightly larger and more brilliant than those 
of the hush type and equally Mnrifcrous. 50c. 
Clg. Papa Gontlcr. Clg.T. Rosy crimson 
with carmine center. Flowers semi double 
cup-sha|>ed and produced over a very long 
season. One of the most satisfactory of the 
older climbing roses. 50c. 
Clg. President Herbert Hoover. Clg II T 
(1032) A rampant climbing form of Un¬ 
popular bush rose. Identical In color and 
form of bloom with colored Illustration on 
page 2K. 60c. 
/Ill our climbing roses ore strong No. / 
(trade, two year-old giants. I bey wilt 
male n rigorous growth the Jirst year ajter 
plan!ing hut will nut produre /lowers until 
the second year 
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Climbing Roses 
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CALIFORNIA NURSERY COMPANY 
