Dr. Eckcner, 
The Beautiful New Rugosa. 
PRICES 
KELLOGG’S 
Sh rub Roses 
(Rugosa Roses) 
Here are Roses that can be used in landscape work—they are 
fine for foundation plantings around homes, for group plantings, 
or alone, and they are fine, too, in the Rose garden or bed. 
A wonderful hedge! They are among the most hardy of all Roses, 
and will thrive under the most adverse conditions. Will bloom 
year after year. 
Dr. Eckener 
A brand new hybrid which has taken the country by storm. 
Flowers are fragrant and semi-double. Color is luminous pink 
suffused with orange and coppery rose. Price: 65c each; 3 for 
#1.75; 10 for #5.50. 
Agnes. Fragrant flowers of clear 
pale amber. Buds are coppery 
yellow. Heavy bloomer. 
Amelie Gravereaux. Flowers me' 
dium size. Double purplish 
red. Blooms all summer. Very 
fragrant. 
Conrad Ferdinand Meyer. Very 
l'arge flowers of silvery pink. 
Long stemmed for cutting. 
Resembles a Tea Rose. 
Sir Thomas Lipton. Flowers of 
purest snow'white. The best 
of white rugosas. 
All shrub Roses, excepting Dr. Eckener, 
50c each; 3 for #1.25; 10 for #3.75. 
F. J. Grootendorst. Clusters of small carnationdike blooms of bright 
red all summer. Very hardy. A most unusual Rose. 
Hybrid Tea Roses 
ALL EVERBLOOMERS, 2-YEAR PLANTS 
Edel. An enormous new Rose 
which is making a successful bid 
for supremacy among white 
Roses. Its pure white flowers 
are accentuated in the buds by 
a slight trace of ivory at the 
base. 
E. G. Hill. Long buds of dazzling 
scarlet. Flowers of deep velvety 
maroon. Fine continuous 
bloomer. 
Etoile de France. Extra fine shap' 
ed dark velvety red. Extremely 
shapely buds of rich scarlet. 
Long stems for cutting. 
Grass an Teplitz. America’s pre' 
mier bedding Rose. Myriads of 
intensely scarlet blooms all sum' 
mer long. Very hardy. 
J. J. L. Mock. Enormous blooms 
of light pink veined with deep 
pink and maroon. The under 
petals present a silvery hue. Ex' 
tra fine. 
K. A. Victoria. Long ivory'white 
buds opening purest white. Con' 
sidered the most perfectly form' 
ed Rose in cultivation. 
Killamey (Pink). Extra long 
pointed buds. Immense flowers 
with broad petals of sparkling 
pink. Good grower. 
Lady Hillingdon. Delicately form' 
ed buds and flowers of clear 
apricot'yellow. A rapid grower 
and extra prolific bloomer. 
Los Angeles. Ever popular Rose. 
Flaming pink petals with coral 
shadings and touched with old 
gold at the base. Exceptional. 
Luxembourg. Rich golden yellow 
flowers. Plant is exceptionally 
hardy and free blooming. 
Mme. Edouard Herriot. Profuse 
blooming corabred, shaded scar¬ 
let and gold. Known also as 
the “Daily Mail.” 
Mme. Caroline Testout. Fine Rose 
with large flowers of satiny 
pink. Well formed and lasting. 
Mrs. Chas. Bell. Lovely soft shell' 
pink. Vigorous growing and 
free blooming. Known also as 
Salmon Radiance. 
Rapture. Delightful sport of Mme. 
Butterfly. Color rich creamy 
shade of pink with tints of coral 
and yellow. Fine for cutting. 
PRICES 
All Roses on this page, ex¬ 
cepting Dr. Eckener Rugosa, 
50c each; 3 for #1.25; 10 for 
#3.75 (customer’s choice). 
Gruss an Teplitz. 
Radiance, Pink. Large flowers of showy 
pink. Blooms profusely until late 
fall. Very popular. 
Radiance, Red. A marvelous Rose idem 
deal with its parent, Pink Radiance, 
except its color is lively red. 
Souvenir de Georges Pernet. Beautiful 
brick red buds opening to gigantic 
pink blooms suffused with gold at 
base. Gorgeous. 
Sunburst. Coppery yellow buds and 
flowers. Sure lasting bloomer. Ideal 
cut flower. 
Templar. A deep red Rose of unusual 
merit. Flowers well formed and 
handsome. Different from all other 
red Roses. 
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