1934 
W • SALZER’S • SEEDS 
HARDY RUGOSA ROSES 
hedges, as an iso¬ 
lated bush rose or among slirubbery. 
F*, J. GROOTEIVDORST —Large clus¬ 
ters of over-sized, fairly double red 
flowers resembling the Crimson Baby 
Rambler. Beautiful, 2 yr. field grown 
Ktoek; Eaeli, 48e; 3 for $1.38, post¬ 
paid. 
SIR JHOS. I.IRTOIV— Flowers per- 
tectly double, pure snow white. Very 
fragrant. A Strong and vigorous 
g^rower. 2 yr. field grown stoek: 
Elaeli, 4<;e; 3 for $1.;{3. postpaid. 
HA.\SA —Flowers a reddish violet 
double and fragrant; -one of the best 
varieties of the family. 3 yr. Held 
grown stock: Raeli, 44e; 3 for }i;i.3.'>, 
postpaid. 
One Eaeli of Above 3 for .‘(!1.37. 
Postpaid. 
Paul’s Searlet Climber 
HARDY ROSE HUGONIS 
nt'OONI.S—“The Golden Rose From 
China. A beautiful hardy bush rose. 
Color intense eanary yellow, hardy every¬ 
where. The flowers are followed by rich 
searlet berries. Invaluable wlieu planted 
with other shrubs or a.s a single speeimen. 
2 yr. Held stock: Kach, -IKc; 3 for $1.38, 
postpaid. 
Please send an American Beauty (^Imber. The o^e I got this spring is growing fine and I would like one more 
Mrs. James Murray, R. D. 2, Stone Lake, Wis. 
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CLIMBING ROSES 
In the folliMving elioiee list of Climb¬ 
ers. (he best of their class. ,%e oiler oiilv 
strong, two year old, field grown roots. 
I hey bloom freely the first year planted. 
THREE CHOICE CLIMBERS 
I’hiat I’atenf \o. 10 ) — 
^ /•***" • hardy, everblomning scarlet 
climbing roae. patented under t lie new 
plant ])at(Hit laws! Itlaze In ii iiiar\ 
new hardy elimher, with the hla/.ing 
■searlet eolor of Paul’s .Searlet Climher. 
lomhiiied with the everhloomhig haldt 
ol the Climhing Grass .Vn Tepllt*. It i.'^ 
®hniber and is literally ablaze 
t I^hize IS so supremely good 
that it Will appoal to all ro.'^o Invei's 
strong Field Grown Stock: Kaeh, .$3.3,‘>, 
postpaid. * ’ 
MRE. GREGOIRE STAECIIELIX — 
I he lir.st elimhing rose e^ er awarded 
Blaze,—the Xew Climher ‘i'r lJ»e International 
long, pointed buds, something entirely new in '^'he 
the tips and as tJie large flowers deveinn the L.tJ ' * . ■'*'.® ‘^’’imson at 
of carmine with lovely peaTp/nk inVide ’ i tiuGv ■‘’t’la.sh. s 
its tea shaped buds, prohahly the loreniimi^ (distinct rose, and with 
. ■i>unlli"l,ar„« In ti-u'iwf o"'li'.f,'.,'*- -“.T > oae- lln llcvor, 
ahout 2 Mj inches in diameter. ^It is of vitrorm?^*^*! n "v” '"iig stems and are 
ing, mid-season and the flowers last for^o^* ®® hower- 
Stock: Each, 6.5e; S for $E8(!. plttp.Hd ^ 
_1 Ea. of Above 3 for Postpai d. 1 Ea. of Above 3 for $3.2.-,. Post ..aid 
, 9*h®'' Splendid Climbing Roses 
a.,5?he "hich arc tlie lx-..! 
CLIMBING GRASS VN TEPLi‘t7_ ViVid ^ l>««tl>aid. 
cate of the bush rose of this nanm exclnl^ thaT f/'VI’e.xact dupli- 
pr^s^on^of lVeh*^^rRu^,'^flow%rg^/,f’c^ui^^^^^^ produces a marvelous 
20 feet in a .‘tingle season One of the fi.Cett^A 5^ I’eaches a height of 10 to 
Each, 4S^; 3 for $1.25, postpaid. ^ finest and most satisfying varieties. 
vivid“•»rlet r“e*‘L^’in^!‘'cd*^^^^^ tlm finest climbers, this brilliant. 
other variety, the large semi-douhlo m' U"^‘l«'alcd m Itrillianey by any 
pink\\ooml*of'iood*’sizV'‘vei^^ ^“® foliage, soft shell 
40c; 3 for $1.10, po-stpaltL ^ rouble and borne in huge clusters. Each, 
WHITE DOR,OTHV' PER¬ 
KINS — Pure SHOW' white 
Mowers, large and borne pro¬ 
fusely in clusters. Sweet 
scented, vigorous in growth 
hand.some foliage. The best 
of all the white climbers 
very hardy. Bach, 40c; 3 for 
$1.10, postpaid. 
1 Each of Above « General 
Climber.s, for $2.50. Postpaid. 
Salzer’s Crimson Raml.ler 
Primrose 
