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A. W. STEIN BRING 
CECIL E BRUNNER. Sweetheart rose. 
Tiuy pink flowers. Very desirable. 
COUNTESS OF ILCHESTER. Large 
double; light red. A strong grower and 
very good bloomer. 
DAME EDITH HELEN. Large buds and 
flowers of deep clear* pink. 
MRS. CHARLES BELL. Shell pink Ra¬ 
diance. Thrifty grower. A clear shade of 
salmon-pink. 
DAILY MAIL. Flowers of medium size, 
bright rosy scarlet, shaded with yellow. 
Pretty in bud; a beautiful color. 
J. L. MOCK. Large clear pink flowers, 
borne on stiff and erect stems; highly 
perfumed. 
TALISMAN. A new rose. Orange-red 
buds. Opens to a pointed bloom of golden 
yellow, with copper-red and orange on 
the inside of petals. 75 cts. each; 1 year 
50 cts. 
PRESIDENT HOOVER. Long buds, 
opening to varying colors, red, yellow and 
gold. 75 cts. each; 1 year 50 cts. each. 
GEORG AHRENDS. (Pink Druschki.) A 
strong grower; Aery large, soft pink flow¬ 
ers. 
F. YV. DUNLOP. Deep rose color. Large 
and double. Good bloomer. 
VVM. R. SMITH. Creamy white, shaded 
pink; long stems. Beautiful in form and 
color. 
LADY HILLINGDON. Apricot yellow, 
long pointed buds. 
WELLESLEY. Bright salmon rose; 
vigorous and healthy. 
YELLOW C. BRUNNER. Dainty, tiny 
golden yellow buds, opening to a clear 
yellow; free flowering. 
COLUMBIA. A large peachblow pink 
rose, <>n long stems, nearly thornless. 
MADAM BUTTERFLY. A bright pink, 
changing to apricot yellow. Free bloomer; 
large per fee I (lowers. 
PAUL NEV RON. Bright shining pink, 
clear and beautiful; very double and full. 
The largest of all rose blooms. The plant 
is a strong grower and stems are almost 
thornless. 
PINK KILLARNEY. With pointed buds 
and large semi-double flowers; a brilliant 
pink. 
BRIDESMAID. Beautiful pink. Very 
popular; good grower. 
LA FRANCE. Silvery rose, very large 
and of beautiful form. 
MADAME TESTOUT. A standard pink, 
very free bloomer. 
MADAME MASSON. Large double and 
full (lowers of bright red; highly per¬ 
fumed. Constant bloomer. 
RED RADIANCE. The “Radiance” du¬ 
plicated except in color, being a brilliant 
crimson. 
AMERICAN BEAUTY. Brilliant red; 
very large, cup-shaped flowers borne on 
stiff bushy stems. 
ETOILE DE HOLLANDE. A line deep, 
bright red rose. A good grower. 
ETOILE DE FRANCE. A fine new rose. 
Flowers very large and double, on long 
stiff stems; dark crimson in color. 
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. Bright scarlet, 
best bedding rose, blooming freely. 
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. A crimson rose 
of good size. Strong grower, large foliage. 
SENSATION. Brilliant red. Long point¬ 
ed buds. Flowers always fine. 
CRUSADER. Of good growth, strong 
stems; line large crimson flowers. 
ME TEOR. Dark red, very double. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
CLIMBING KAISEIUN AUGUSTA. — 
Flowers same as the bush Kaiserin; free 
bloomer. 
BLUE RAMBLER. A sport from Crim¬ 
son Rambler; vigorous climber. The near¬ 
est approach to a blue rose. 
CLIMBING GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. Strong 
climber, free bloomer. Crimson flowers. 
REINE MARIE HENRIETTE. Of vigor¬ 
ous growth, producing well-formed, rich 
crimson flowers. If is a lirsf-class climber. 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY. A 
seedling of American Beauty with an ad¬ 
mixture of Wichuriana blood. A hardy 
rapid climber. Flowers same as the bush 
sort. 
DOROTHY PERKINS. Deep pink, small 
double flowers, borne in large clusters. A 
good climber. I year 25 cts., 2 years 40 cts. 
CLIMBING COLUMBIA. Buds and flow¬ 
ers same as “Columbia”. A good pink 
climbing rose. 
MARECHAL N1EL. Beautiful yellow, a 
very large, free bloomer, the finest climb¬ 
ing rose. 
CLIMBING METEOR. Vigorous grower, 
producing dark, velvety crimson flowers. 
RED DOROTHY PERKINS. l Irimson 
