Catalog No. 27 SOUTH'S LEADING ROSE NURSERY Tyler, Texas 
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Standard or Well-Known Everblooming Roses, continued 
All Roses listed below are 45 cts. each, $4.50 per doz. 
RADIANCE 
(J. Cook, 1908 ) 
HT. Brilliant rose-pink buds, 
opening to well-formed, shining, 
globular flowers with lighter 
tints on reverse of petals; very- 
fragrant. Plant of splendid 
growth; wonder bloomer. 
RED RADIANCE 
(Gude Bros., 1916) 
HT. Big, globular blooms of deep 
rose-red on strong canes. The plant 
blooms freely until frost and in 
every respect is fully equal to 
Radiance. Foliage excellent. 
MRS. CHARLES BELL 
{Mrs. Charles Bell, 1913 ) 
HT. Lovely shell-pink buds 
and blooms of fine globular form, 
with shadings of soft salmon; 
sweetly perfumed. Plant is 
strong, bushy. Good, healthy 
foliage. 
OPHELIA 
(IF. Paul & Son, 1912) 
HT. A creamy white and pale pink bloom with a 
glint of golden yellow in folds of petals; very fragrant. 
Plant strong; spare habit; blooms liberally. One of the 
first florist Roses to have a perfectly formed bud. 
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COLOR OFFER NO. 4 
15 Standard 45-cent, Two-Year Roses, any 5 
each of Red, Pink, and Yellow, Your Selection 
(our selection if you prefer), Guaranteed First 
Quality, PREPAID in U. S. A., for $5.25. 
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Special Prices on Quantity Orders 
These Prices Apply to Individuals or Garden Clubs 
12 or more 50 or more 
45-ct. Standard Roses.37)^c each 35c each 
60-ct. Special or Newer Roses.50c each 473^0 each 
65-ct. Climbing Talisman, page 3.54c each 52c each 
75-ct. Special or Newer Roses.62}/£c each 60c each 
$1.00 Rose, Souv. de Mme. C. Chambard, page 18.83)^c each 80c each 
PATENTED ROSES described on pages 4 to 12 do not take quantity prices 
except as shown under each description 
Orders of 12 or more Roses in one shipment take quantity rates, regardless of the number 
of varieties in shipment. 
All prices in this Catalog are PREPAID in the United States, provided the total order is 
$2.00 or more; otherwise add 15 cts. for extra packing and transportation costs. No orders 
accepted for less than $1.15, including packing and postage. 
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100 or more 
30c each 
45c each 
50c each 
55c each 
75c each 
Roses Are Scarce This Season 
Because of Extremely Cold Weather the Past Two Winters, and the Drought 
During the Summer of 1934, Roses Are in Demand and Prices May Advance. Order 
Yours Now and Tell Us When to Ship Them. 
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“We are highly pleased with the Roses we purchased from you last December. Every one lived 
and has bloomed profusely all summer. Edith Nellie Perkins is especially beautiful. Please send 
us your latest Catalog as soon as it is off the press.”—C. E. Denton, Nashville, Tenn. 
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