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Flower Planting Guide for the South 
Rose Bushes 
Plant December, January, February, and March. 
TO BE SURE OF SECURING VARIETIES DESIRED, ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT EARLY. 
Postage paid on all Rose Bushes. Rose Bushes cannot be shipped before December 1. 
Our Rose bushes are the very 
finest, healthy, sturdy, budded, 
acclimated stock, all Florida- 
grown, and therefore accustomed 
to climatic conditions here. 
Shipped Direct from Nursery 
All orders will be shipped direct 
from the nursery to the custom¬ 
er. It will require from a week 
to ten days from time order 
leaves customer to receive Rose 
bushes, as all orders are filled 
in rotation, and it requires a little 
time to properly prepare order 
and make shipment. Therefore, be 
just a little patient as order will 
be sent as quickly as possible. 
Setting Rose Bushes. Dig hole 
sufficiently deep and wide to per¬ 
mit roots of plants to be set in 
natural position and not doubled 
up. First, put in two to three 
pounds of Wizard Brand Sheep 
Manure, well mixed with a half 
pound bonemeal, and mix the two thoroughly in the soil. Then pour 
set bush, press the soil tightly around the roots, and pack dug-out soil firmly around plant. Do not 
set plant any deeper than it originally grew; you can discover this by observing the soil-mark on 
the plant. Two-year-old bushes will bloom in two months after setting out. However, all the first 
buds should be pulled off to aid greater growth of plant. Roses need lots of water, should be ferti¬ 
lized every six weeks with our Agrico and an occasional application of manure, and be cultivated 
frequently. 
White American Beauty 
in 
Red Radiance 
liberal supply of water, 
ALL OUR ROSES ARE STRONG, FIELD-GROWN, AND ARE BUDDED ON 
ROSA MULTIFLORA STOCK. 
Prices of all varieties of Roses Each 3 bushes 6 bushes 12 bushes 
1- year, strong . $0.50 
2- year, large ..'. .60 
Bush 
RED RADIANCE. (HT.) It has flowers of 
the same exquisite form, the same sweet per¬ 
fume, as Pink Radiance. The color is a splen¬ 
did, even shade of clear red, without a trace 
of any other color, retaining its vividness for 
an unusually long time after being cut. 
PINK RADIANCE. (HT.) Flowers are a beau¬ 
tiful shade of the richest tone of pink, darker 
on the inner surface of the petals than on the 
margins. The buds are large and very fine. 
It is a strong grower and exceptionally desir¬ 
able. 
SHELL-PINK RADIANCE. (Mrs. Charles 
Bell). (HT.) Another of the Radiance family. 
A distinct light shell-pink. It is a wonderful 
Rose, always in bloom, which is a heritage of 
all Radiance types. 
LADY HILLINGDON. (T.) Pointed buds of 
brilliant deep golden yellow. 
WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY. (Frau Karl 
Druschki.) (HP.) Buds fine and large, usually 
pure white, but sometimes with a slight shad¬ 
ing of pink on outer petals. A strong grower. 
WHITE KILLARNEY. (HT.) Produces won¬ 
derful, long, pointed buds; the open flowers 
are semi-double. 
$1.35 $2.40 $4.20 
1.65 3.00 5.40 
Roses 
MAMAN COCHET, PINK. (T.) Rosy pink 
with shadings of silvery rose. A splendid Rose 
of sturdy habits. The fine buds last well when 
cut, are of large size, and open into full double, 
fragrant blooms. A medium spreading grower 
MAMAN COCHET, WHITE. (T.) Of same 
sturdy habits, size of bloom, and delicate fra¬ 
grance as the Maman Cochet, and of such a 
pearly white and such exquisite shadings of 
most delicate pink that it is easily ranked as 
one of the few best Roses. 
MME. LOMBARD. (T.) Beautiful tints of 
rosy bronze, fawn, and salmon. Vigorous grow¬ 
er; free bloomer; spreading habit. 
GENERAL JACQUEMINOT. (HP.) Bright 
shining crimson; very fragrant. Free bloomer. 
LOUIS PHILIPPE. (Ben.) Another old fa¬ 
vorite. In bloom all the year, with rich velvety 
crimson blooms. Strong, spreading habit. 
PAUL NEYRON. (HP.) Largest Rose known 
surpassing even hothouse American Beauties 
Deep rose-pink, full, double blooms with spicy 
fragrance, borne on strong, upright stems. 
Vigorous grower and constant bloomer. 
Ramblers 
These old-time favorites will do fairly well in Florida. They prefer a rather high, dry location. 
CL. BABY RAMBLER. (Poly.) An everblooming true Crimson Rambler. Foliage never mildews. 
