DIXIE ROSE NURSERY 
Catalog No. 28 
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Tyler , Texas 
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Standard or Well-Known Everblooming Roses 
All Roses listed below are 45 cts. each, $4.50 per doz. 
There are thousands of standard or well-known Roses. However, we are 
now offering you only the bush and climbing varieties which we consider are 
worthy and adaptable to most soils and conditions. 
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PRES. HERBERT HOOVER 
(L. B. Coddington, 1930) 
HT. Cross of Sensation X Souv. de 
Claudius Pernet. Large, cerise-pink, flame, 
scarlet, and yellow bloom; thick, broad 
petals; fragrant. This variety has proved 
itself through several years’ test as one of 
the best of the newer garden Roses for the 
South, for it grows with exceptional vigor 
and produces an unbroken succession of 
handsome flowers. 
President 
Herbert 
Hoover 
AMERICAN 
BEAUTY 
{Ledechaux, 1886) 
HP. Large, glob¬ 
ular buds and 
deep vinous crim¬ 
son flowers, in¬ 
tensely fragrant, 
borne freely on 
strong stems over 
long season. Very 
popular; always wins 
great admiration for 
its delicious perfume. 
FRANK W. DUNLOP 
(/. H. Dunlop, 1919) 
HT. Very large buds and 
flowers of deep, brilliant rose- 
pink, extremely double and 
highly perfumed. Tall, with 
sparse foliage; blooms freely. 
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CHAS. K. DOUGLAS 
( H. Dickson, 1919) 
HT. Fine, long- 
pointed buds, open¬ 
ing to large, loosely 
formed flowers of 
striking crimson- 
scarlet; slightly fra¬ 
grant. The strong, 
branching plants 
are of ideal bedding 
habit. Abundant, 
healthy foliage. 
GRUSS an teplitz 
(' Geschwind', 1897) 
China or Bengal in 
character. Clusters of 
medium-sized, bright crimson 
flowers, with velvety shadings; 
intense fragrance. Ideal for 
massing or edging. Blooms 
freely. Vigorous, hardy. 
COLUMBIA 
(E. G. Hill Co., 1916) 
HT. Lively, bright pink, 
sweetly scented flowers of exqui¬ 
site shape and strong, stiff 
petals, deepening in color as 
they expand. Free-flowering; 
good growth. Healthy foliage. 
ANTOINE RIVOIRE 
( Pernet-Ducher, 1896) 
HT. Pale silvery pink, often 
shaded lilac, with a touch of yellow 
at base; opens flat; double to center; 
medium size; fragrant. Erect, mod¬ 
erate growth. Foliage small, dark. 
Free-blooming spring and fall. 
LADY ASHTOWN 
(A. Dickson & Sons, 1906) 
HT. Satiny buds and double, 
high-centered blooms of deep 
shining pink, with yellow glow 
at base of petals; quite fragrant. 
Strong; free-blooming. Hardy; 
healthy. 50 petals. 
