Mrs. L. B. Coddington received the 
American Rose Society GOLD MEDAL in 
1932. It is a rich watermelon pink color. The 
flowers are large with pointed buds, spicy 
fragrance. 
Price: $1.00 each 
President Hoover. A gorgeous rose 
of a really new color combination. Cerise-pink, 
orange and scarlet. Winner of four Gold 
Medals. An excellent outdoor rose. 
Price: 50c each 
AUTUMN. The flowers are of fine form, 
and a wonderful combination of crimson- 
scarlet and yellow. No other rose in the world 
like it. 
Price: 75c each 
TO CARRY THE PLANTS 
THROUGH THE WINTER. 
We recommend the following simple method: 
before the ground is frozen too hard, usually 
about the middle of November, procure some 
rough straw or litter, or branches of evergreens, 
or dried leaves and put around the lower parts 
of plants, to a height of about one foot. Cover 
this with a little soil to prevent the wind from 
blowing it away. In the Spring remove this 
and cut away the wood killed by frost, giving 
a mulching of well rotted manure. 
