DE LUXE ROSES 
2 yr. No. 1 Plants 
$0.75 each 6 for $4.00 
By Parcel Post include 5% additional. 
Dotty—Golden yellow, copper with reddish buff. 
E. G. Hill—Massive blooms of deep maroon. 
Editor McFarland—Pink amber glow. 
E. J. Ludding—Brilliant pink, extremely hardy. 
Golden Gleam—Daffodil-yellow with carmine stains. 
Pres. Herbert Hoover—Maroon, orange and gold. 
GOLDEN CLIMBER. (Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James). 
- Plant Patent No. 28. The most 
interesting and unusual feature is that its extreme hardi¬ 
ness is combined with blooms of Hybrid Tea type and 
quality, long lasting and most always solitary on stems 
often eighteen inches or longer. Able to withstand sub¬ 
zero temperatures. Handsome glossy foliage, green wood 
and red thorns are ornamental even out of bloom. Color a 
very pleasing shade of yellow, unusual in 
climbers. Not everblooming. Each .$JLOO 
New Race of Roses 
EVERBLOOMING CLIMBERS 
BLAZE. A brilliant everblooming red climber, being a 
- cross of Paul’s Scarlet on Teplitz. Offered for 
the first time this year. Following the early summer flow¬ 
ering period there is a continuous bloom all summer of 
brilliant scarlet flowers. Just as showy as its climber 
parent. Predicted to supplant all other red ^ 
varieties. Patent No. 10. Each. 
NEW DAWN. Nothing less than an everblooming Dr. 
- Van Fleet. Imagine having cut flowers 
daily of this splendid old variety. Its long pointed, flesh 
colored buds on long stems are unequalled in the rose col¬ 
lection. This everblooming Van Fleet is the beginning of 
a new race of roses. Enjoy a trellis or fence of these splen¬ 
did varieties all summer. The use of annual blooming roses 
will be limited once these everbloomers are „ 
well known. Plant Patent No. 1. Each.^1.50 
Above three, by Parcel Post include 5% additional. 
New Rose—Blaze 
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