C. H. STOCKING 
Standard or Tree Roses 
This year I have an exceptionally choice lot of Stand¬ 
ards, many of them new varieties that are being used 
as standards for the first time. Most of them are bud¬ 
ded on I. X. L., stock, a few on La Griffia. All are 
budded at a uniform height of forty inches. 
Standard roses are very effective when planted along 
walks, driveways, or when used to add height to the 
rose garden. The flowers produced on them are usually 
of superior quality to those grown on low bushes. Some 
varieties are better suited to Standards than others, and 
with this in mind, the following list is offered. 
Prices: $2.00 each, 5 or more, $1.75, except 
where otherwise noted. This price does not in¬ 
clude express charges. 
AMI QUINARD — Crimson-maroon with black. 
ANGELE PERNET— Orange-yellow shaded apri¬ 
cot. 
AUTUMN— Orange, pink and red. 
CHA$. P. KILHAM— Oriental-red and orange. 
DUCHESS OF ATHOLL— Copper-bronze. 
DUCHESS OF PENERANDA, $2.50— Coppery- 
apricot. 
ETOILE De HOLLAND— Dark velvety red. 
FEU JOSEPH LOOYMANS— Orange-apricot. 
GOLDEN DAWN— Lemon-yellow. 
J. OTTO THILOW— Rose-pink. 
LADY FORTEVIOT— Gold-yellow-apricot. 
MAX KRAUSE, $2.50 —Golden-orange, yellow. 
McGREDY'S IVORY— Ivory to white. 
MRS. E. P. THOM —Canary-yellow. 
MRS. PIERRE S. Du PONT— Golden-yellow. 
MRS. SAM McGREDY— Coppery-salmon. 
MRS. G. A. VAN ROSSEM— Orange & Apricot. 
SOUV. De MME. C. CHAMBARD, $2.50— Coral 
pink. 
SHOT SILK— Orange-rose-yellcw. 
TALISMAN— Red-yellow, copper. 
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