SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA 
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TEA HYBRID TEA AND EVERBLOOMING ROSES—(Continued) 
Per 10 
Mme. Caroline Testout, No. iy 2 ___$ 2 15 
Mme. Edouard Herriot, outer petals old rose, center coral-red to 
flame-pink, base of petals gold. No. 1_ 3 00 
Mme. Edouard Herriot, No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
Mrs. Aaron Ward, fawn colored buds and blooms. No. 1_ 3 00 
” ” ” No. 1%_ 2 15 
Mrs. A. R. Barraclough, Long tapering buds open to full blooms of 
dark glistening pink tinted with salmon. No. 1_ 3 00 
Mrs. A. R. Barraclough, No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
Mrs. Chas. Bell, soft shell pink with a salmon back-ground. One of 
the best of the Radiances. No. 1_ 3 00 
Mrs. Chas. Bell, No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
MRS. ERSKINE P. THOM, medium sized buds long and shapely, 
developing into full double flowers of a good form. Rich 
lemon-yellow, very fragrant. No. 1_ 3 50 
Mrs. Erskine P. Thom, No. 1 V 2 _ 2 50 
MRS. HENRY BOWLES, fine flowers of a dark attractive pink, 
shaded lighter. One of the best pink varieties. No. 1_ 3 00 
Mrs. Henry Bowles, No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
MRS. HENRY MORSE, a very large flower of a bright rose sheen, 
buds are large and perfectly formed, free flowering. One of 
the popular new varieties. No. 1_ 3 50 
Mrs. Henry Morse, No. 1V 2 _ 2 50 
OLYMPIAD, Scarlet flowers with orange undertone perfumed and 
long-stemmed. No. 1_ 4 00 
Olympiad, No. 1V 2 _ 3 00 
Ophelia, lovely pearly white, shaded rose in center. Fine habit of 
growth. No. 1_ 3 00 
Ophelia, No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
Patience, the brilliant scarlet-carmine buds open into large perfectly 
formed flowers of deep orange at base with orange scarlet 
shadings; sweetly scented and a strong grower. No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER, an unusually attractive rose of 
a blend of orange-pink, varying from coppery-red in bud form 
to a glowing orange-yellow at the base of petals, suffused with 
rose-pink. No. 1_ 3 50 
President Herbert Hoover, No. 1V 2 _ 2 50 
Radiance, extra hardy, all-around garden rose of brilliant rose-pink. 
No. 1_ 3 00 
Radiance, No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
Red Radiance, bright rosy-red form of Radiance. No. 1_ 3 00 
” ” No. iy 2 _ 2 15 
Rev. F. Page-Roberts, golden yellow stained with copper and red- 
dish-buff outside. One of the most popular of all roses. No. 1 3 50 
Rev. F. Page-Roberts, No. l x / 2 _ 2 50 
ROSLYN, orange-colored buds open to a clear golden yellow 
bloom, deeper in center with orange splashing on back of 
petals; free flowering. No. 1_ 4 00 
Roslyn, No. 1V 2 _ 3 50 
Sensation, a fine red rose with enormous scarlet-crimson flowers; 
very fragrant. Plants strong and productive. No. 1_ 3 00 
Sensation, No. 1V 2 _ 2 15 
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