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CHARLOTTE M. HAINES, ROCKFORD, ILL., SEEDS GROWN BY A WOMAN 
Our many years' experience assures you of the finest stocks obtainable and the best service. 
Hardy Everblooming Bush Roses 
Rose Growing Made 
Easy 
Don’t Bother with Budding or 
Grafting. Briar is Always a 
Nuisance. 
With roses on their own roots, 
there is never any of this trouble. 
Should the bush be cut down by 
frost at any time and the roots not 
harmed, real rosewood is again pro¬ 
duced in the spring. On the other 
hand, many amateurs have set out 
to plant a rose bed and secured the 
best of budded stock but in a year 
or two have had only briars for 
their trouble. All my roses are 
grown on their own roots. 
Sunburst 
ORANGE COPPER—(Monthly Blooming) — 
Orange copper and golden-yellow. Constant 
bloomer, fragrant. 
Lady Ashtown 
CARMINE—(Monthly blooming). Large 
blooms of carmine pink shading to golden 
yellow. Very attractive and unusually 
satisfactory. 
Golden Ophelia 
GOLDEN YELLOW—(Monthly blooming). 
A delicate tint of salmon flesh with golden 
yellow suffusions. Flowers on long, stiff 
stems. 
J. L. Mock 
IMPERIAL PINK—(Monthly blooming). A 
clear imperial pink; outside of petals rose- 
white. Charming. Blooms very large, full 
and highly perfumed. 
Antoine Rivoire 
VARIEGATED—(Monthly blooming). In 
color, rosy-flesh on yellow ground with 
border of carmine. Free flowering and 
fragrant. 
Kaiserin 
CREAMY WHITE—(Monthly blooming). Deli¬ 
cate creamy white. Stiff stems, good foli¬ 
age. 
President Hoover 
CERISE PINK—(Monthly blooming). A dazzl¬ 
ing color combination of cerise iight pink, 
flame, scarlet and yellow. Delightfully 
fragrant. Exceptionally free flowering. 
Highly recommended. One year plants. 
Oame Edith Helen 
Souv. de Pierre Notting 
“Awarded Gold Medal of the National Rose 
Society.” 
APRICOT YELLOW—Color, apricot yellow, 
blended with coppery yellow; long bud open¬ 
ing to large finely-formed flowers; a distinct 
variety that has been awarded many medals 
on the continent and the Gold Medal of the 
National Rose Society; extra fine. 
Mrs. Charles Bell 
SHELL PINK—This new Rose will appeal to 
those who grow Roses out of doors. Shell- 
pink. Mrs. Chas. Bell, Red Radiance, and 
Radiance offer a fine range of color. There 
are no finer garden Roses for America than 
these three. 
Crusader 
VELVETY MAROON— (Monthly Blooming),, 
The blooms are a rich velvety maroon, very 
double. Robust, rugged and free flowering. 
Joanna Hill 
INDIAN YELLOW—(Monthly Blooming). 
Heavy buds developed into beautiful, semi¬ 
double flowers with deep Indian yellow cen¬ 
ters. Desirable for cut-flower use. A mag¬ 
nified new variety. Field grown plants. 
Dame Edith Helen 
BRILLIANT PINK—(Monthly Blooming). 
New brilliant pink. Excellent exhibition 
variety. Field grown plants. 
Dbl. White Killarney 
CREAMY WHITE—(Monthly Blooming). 
Creamy-white tint, very large, beautifully 
formed and refined looking. Best white; 
first class cut flower variety. 
Duchess of Wellington 
SAFFRON YELLOW—(Monthly Blooming). 
A showy garden type and one of the surest 
and most continuous bloomers. Intense saf¬ 
fron yellow stained deep crimson. 
Mme. Alexandre Dreux 
ORANGE COPPER—(Monthly blooming). One 
of the finest types of the garden Rose. Color, 
a beautiful orange copper. 
Betty Uprichard 
SALMON PINK—(Monthly blooming). Sal¬ 
mon flowers, tinged orange. Remarkably 
attractive. Field grown plants. 
Popular Pink Radiance 
ROSE PINK—-(Pink American Beauty) — 
(Monthly Blooming). A lovely rose-pink in 
color. Easily grown and moderately frag¬ 
rant. Large and full. 
Angelus 
SNOWY-WHITE—“Strikingly beautiful new 
white Rose.” The flowers are large and full 
with many petals. The blooms are snow 
white, tinted cream at the high pointed 
center. 
Mme. Butterfly 
APRICOT SHADED GOLD—(Monthly bloom¬ 
ing). Color, a pleasing harmony of bright 
pink, apricot and gold. Unsurpassed. 
Columbia 
PEACHBLOW PINK—(Monthly blooming). A 
perfect peachblow pink, which deepens as it 
opens. The blooms are very full, of perfect 
shape and form, with enormous petals and 
grand general character. 
REDDEST OF ALL RED 
ROSES 
Crimson Queen 
VELVETY CRIMSON—(Monthly blooming). 
Bright velvety crimson. Fine branching 
habit; ideal growth; a fine bush Rose. 
E. G. Hill 
SCARLET—(Monthly blooming). Dazzling 
scarlet shaded deeper velvety red. The 
largest red yet introduced. 
Gruss an Teplitz 
SCARLET—(Monthly Blooming). A rich scar¬ 
let shading to crimson. Very fragrant. 
Strong, hardy, free blooming. The most 
popular red Rose. 
Francis Scott Key 
CRIMSON SCARLET—(Monthly blooming). 
Produces intensely black grained crimson- 
scarlet blooms on strong shoots. Vigorous 
and free branching. 
Etoile De France 
CLEAR RED—(Monthly blooming). Color, a 
lovely shade of clear red-crimson velvet; 
very fragrant. Large flowers. 
Radiance 
CRIMSON—(Monthly blooming). This marv- 
velous rose is of a splendid, even shade of 
vivid crimson. One of the best hardy 
outdoor roses of the cut-flower type. 
Talisman 
ROSY SALMON—(New) (Monthly blooming). 
The peerless new cut-flower. Rose with ex- 
' ceptional coloring. Bright yellow, gold and 
pink. 
Lady Hillingdon 
DEEP YELLOW—(Monthly blooming). A 
deep shade of yellow which does not fade 
easily. Everybody can grow it and have it 
in quantity. 
Los Angeles 
COPPERY SALMON—(Monthly blooming). 
A deep coppery, reddish salmon rose. An 
ideal variety. 
Los Angeles 
Cochet Rose 
Collection 
Pink Maman Cochet 
RICH PINK—Summer blooming. Hardy with 
protection. Flowers extra large, perfectly 
double. Color rich pink, changing to silvery- 
rose. 
Red Maman Cochet 
CRIMSON—Summer blooming, hardy with 
protection. Grows in almost any soil. Color, 
warm rose-crimson. 
White Maman Cochet 
PURE WHITE—Summer blooming, hardy with 
protection. Snow white in color, sometimes 
faintly tinged pale blush. 
Yellow Maman Cochet 
DEEP YELLOW—Summer blooming, hardy 
with protection. The best hardy every- 
blooming yellow Rose. 
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