SELECT VEGETABLE, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS 
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HARDY HYBRID 
PERPETUAL ROSES 
double and very fragrant; and, being perfectly hardy, 
winter without any protection, and will for years 
them will bloom freely throughout the season. 
The flowers of the Hybrid Perpetual class are generally large, 
these Roses may be planted out in the open ground and left all 
continue to yield an immense crop of flowers in June, and many of _ 
The Roses we offer, we wish to say, are very much superior to the cheap Roses offered the public at lower prices, and which 
so frequently cause disappointment. To be successful with Roses, a deep, rich loam of a stiff, rather than a light nature, should 
be provided. Shallow sandy or gravelly soils are unsuited for Roses, as also are improperly drained soils. In gardens where 
Roses are to be planted in unfavorable situations it is best to dig out the natural soil in the first place, and replace it with a 
properly prepared compost. A depth of feet should be provided for such strong-growing kinds as most of the Hybrid Per- 
petuals, and a similar depth should be provided for all Roses. The soil can scarcely be made too rich ; plenty of manure and 
bone meal may be added when the ground is being prepared for planting, and an annual top-dressing in addition will be found 
beneficial. The soil should be made thoroughly firm about the plant after planting and liberally watered. 
Prices: Extra strong 2-year-old roots in splendid condition, 15 cts. each, $1.50 per doz., $10 per 100. 
Alfred Golomb. Bright cherry-red, full, very showy. 
Anne de Diesbach (Glory of Paris). Brilliant crimson; 
long-pointed buds. Fine garden sort. 
Baronne Prevost. Beautiful pink ; plant a very strong 
grower and a free bloomer. 
Crested Moss. A magnificent Moss Rose. Extra-large and 
perfectly double. 
Eliza Boelle. White, tinged with pink ; a vigorous grower 
and one of the handsomest new Roses. 
Margaret Dickson. One of the best white. The flower 
is of magnificent form and very large. 
Marshall P. Wilder. Bright cherry red ; desirable for 
cutting. 
Mrs. John Laing. Delicate pink, large; fine form and very 
fragrant. Flowers continuously in the open ground. 
Louis Van Houtte. One of the best crimson. 
Coquette des Alpes. White, pink center. 
Prince Camille de Rohan. Deep velvety crimson ; a 
splendid Rose. 
Rugosa rubra. Bright red. 
General Jacqueminot. Rich crimson-scarlet, very bright 
and velvety. It produces beautiful buds w'hich are much 
admired and always in great demand. 
La Reine. A beautiful clear bright rose ; full form ; very 
fragrant. 
Madam Plantier. A pure white, summer bloomer. 
Madam Victor Verdier. Carmine-crimson ; large, full and 
very fragrant. 
HARDY RAMBLER ROSES 
Crimson Rambler. No garden or yard should be without 
this showy Rose. 
Dorothy Perkins. Petals crinkled, of clear shell-pink, in 
immense clusters. 
Yellow Rambler. Blossoms in clusters of 120 to 150. 
White Rambler. Flowers of a rosy white shading to pure 
white. 
C&IMSON RAMBLER ROSES 
